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PriaicY.--Tho st. Louis Organ, referring TO
a movement for fair rates of compensation among
the printers at Cincinnati, says-"Mcn who serve
a regular apprenticeship to the printing business,
are poorly compensated for their services when re-
ceiying only % cents per 900 ems, or $3.50 per
day. 1t requires less study and less brains to be-
come a respectable physician or lawyer, than to
acquire even passabic acquaintance with the art
and mystery of the printing business. We know
man, now in the city Of New York, who labor
and could not succeed. He afterwards studied
medicine, and became one of the best physicians
in that CITY,"
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al The democratic candidate for congress is
pcrfcst nonslnr IL his way. II Is now said that
wien he swallowed The iron printing prCss a, in.
lief, BIO wished otthc same time TO take down with
itthc Eismcss, to help digestion. iiis olfic-
tones, however, refused the "swse: morscl, I" and
tins spared The WHICH party iis ~ charsiors.
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It's said that the memory Of Dickens visit to
the Five Points, New York City, is pcrPcluatcd
by the street sign, Dickens Place on one of
the most noted corners of that quarter of the city.
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oil HmdJcd.-lhis iavorjte piece of sacred
music was composed by Claude Guardime about
the year 1854, He was citizen of Lyons, in
France, and died a victim Of religious opinion in
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A very pious English lady, belonging to the
established church, lately refused to have her
children inoculated by vaccine taken from Me-
ihodisl's child. She was afraid they would be.
como converts to the religion.
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Le Sp5d, as every body expected, has been re-
leased. His trial ON the writ Of habcas corpus
took place before the authorities of Nauyoo, and
NOT before Judge Young, as was expected.
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or We understand there were some horses
stolen in the ncigh5orhood of Magnolia in Put
nam county, about u week ago, We have also
heard it stated that Col. Wentworth was lately
seen in close conversation with an individual
from that county. This looks suspicious, to say
the least of it, We commend the circumstance
to the attention of the Chicago Express
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~ We are assured, from reliable source, the
report that Col. Wentworth has hiroa Smith and
Dodge to oppose his election, is entirely without
foundation. The wings resort to every species
of iaisehcod aud fabrication to mjurc the dcmo-
cratic candidate bat this story /, Too absurd 10
pass even as wbig curroncy.
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Q-fIt is quite iaughablo TO hear certain class
Of politicians talk abou, opposing corrupt nom-
nations particularly when they are one putrid
mass Of political corruption themselves 1t is al
ways sure sign that a candidate is honest and
capable, when tho hat-hcaded demagoguc is
found opposing him.
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1t is said Yankee has invented plaster 50
strong that it draws prizes in lotteries; likewise,
the most beautiful landscape views.
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Improvement Upoa Sleal"g-Ioking a news
paper without intending to pay for it.
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The geutccl rascals csocicty .fan'cicr, the yul-
gar ones IeaL So says the Lalayatte (lnd.) Adj
ycuiscr.)
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The President ofthc United States has issued
prociamauon7 l,r ,uc solc OF public lands, as fol-
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Al pa Buquc, on the 10Th Of October
- FoiclicId, Z" 81
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN WENTWORTH.
Of Chicago.
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.
For County Commissioner
SAMUEL MACKEI.
For Couuy Com@issimtfS Cfh
MAURICE MURPHY.
For Probaic Joiicc
THOMAS LARhlN.
I'0r RcOnicr,
JOEL w. ARMSTRONG.
Fw SHiooi Commissioners
LORENZO LELAND.
For TREASURER mil Iaosw
CHARLES II. NOBLE.
For CoiUiV NUrryrs
GEORGE II. NORRIS.
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pE sOCRATIC CANDIDATES for fsii.
FOR PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN buren,, Of New York.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, Of Kentucky.
[Salject tothe decision oja National Conventional
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TO EkAtET frlFN gsRRAAzIERs AoRIcyLTURlsT.s
New Yef rs1a sns:y ' 5e, 1s
tn. c.sns
noe 81 oa s n Dsn ,vs g s:
D.tREt 7, AoRsE sALLs~ihe.s ball. are rdi;.l
blood srS.. hum and oes,Iuctsd re.piralop. .ueh :.
on Il. n They may S sGs =. %
season. without chang OF diet, or nter with usual
chang hbt the regular hall. will psoSs hlsh
rse"y Sss SOLD s'sa pa ss
f%S the se. med
@ ss
is .hvsnns eoush., hoSvns. Of milk. &c. Sold in
Ss S o Sd .sh Of inf
nate service aud should never be omitted all where
ss S a
eIPsg that WI e.
'mrnt Of proper Junction This drink also
S% mix a
RED .uhdu.s inf mmon
Son morbid .rsps ~ also a.
Wounds Seis with iiiscu d" a 3. 81 each No
vUL NERARY BALsAM-For eradea'ins MARBLES IN
healing cuts aud wounds however deep or
as
sp5 x XIII w5%a s "a srs L.
9uID ntIsrsR 81 s Sc hi. s.aS. h%s1, the p,
!!HysicIASS PRE- sQRIpTIoNs;-J B. fay ms s
the scIupulous accuracy the preparation OF physi
clans scrptlons.
The above medicines are prepared and sold exclusively
the Hail. Essex street, three doors from Grand
poslte the Market, New York
Orders from the promptly executed. ais smsr
SWANS ATMUSrHs RIO SODA FUU MAIN,
or MINERAL WATER APPARATCS-United States
Letters Patent Nov IssS-Manufactured by l. B. Swan
Rochester, N Y.
The Of Druggists and other vendors Of Soda Water
solicited this useful aud ,omlca substitute for the
pensve, complicated and oubeso apparatus heretofore In
The Of the Atmospheric Fountain the old
method the economy lis the original cost TO
the purchaser beng less than tn Of the old oun
ordinary capacity can readily undentand and
the rug Of materials for supply
together with small of labor required and It's
PACT form
II in variou, parts Of United States, Canad
tho West lndies and South Ameca and be from
the hands OF the and his agents. gives
entire satisfaction.
others the Southern States West Indies
will find this fountain psrticuy adapted their climate
syInns wifi ferment 'Djure the
Full directions for putting and the apparatus prspar
ing the different sareties of svruus &c accompany EACH
Fale sale by the ,pTietor, also by
Geo D. Coggeshall, AL Pearl New York, General
Agent lies, u. John street, finn .,,,
Robinson j. Ward, 43 :"
Williams Mabe- & Clapp, SO Maiden lane.
H,adls7 Phelps Co, H2 w alter st. II
A b 4 d. sands, 70 Fulton Il.
UICAUTlON-Ali cautioned gainst manu-
featuring using infringe upon this he
fatente determined his nteests LEAST
encroachment. L.. SWAN.
"A 2tnse
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THE TRIIE WAY TO RECOVER HEALTH

THE TRUE WAY TO RECOVER HEALTH
ss S; and
sss.s .sss iio% %;
capable on 20 w 1S no,
his S" 20 much benefit s1s
g.; ;s %1 81 useful
ass q so ad Sf sS,1s
THE C t;ilIjss OF, OF Disease Tfsi AS;
S1SvsA Powss. .a a :pt stIsns
, ,s, or hs%"I. Which hive beoope
from to ai Es s s
e. Il. w .ss 81. s,r ~;
~ ''ssS M ih ssGa Ss
"ssi D: :hssa si'' IN soa Se
Ss % snd Which Il. sy s and
ed IN III. body aad no ham d,ne BIT If III stonah and
40 s d Co
81 S ss
and this FLUID Of LIFE may be imposed produce
e g, f Ssa
then =, ~ lungs 4 hs hfpS. then
the brain pre- .ue, ihen inflammation Of the
ss pa, wSe1e .neh injury veal them
mar FAnT wl be- sSta If Asthma has eve. been
% asS%R 'o sS with IPS and
ffaso S" the a.lss wse
,riet fever expected The Which AZ
produce harm Of disease whsh the person having these
lmpu IN Inn, Is nor SuScepf10te to Tecetpe
Now all these dangers and cutes can Dc apa
the lone and certain sicnness by assisting nature III the
OUTSET with good dose OF the BrandTeh Pills 1hs Is
fact well uder be by thousands OF our z.n'
TINS medicine IT taken TO purge rely WIZ surely cre
durable dease There form kind of sicsne that
does cur,tive influence Thns the pow
.h:y
healthy condition a, the andrsh Fills II make. them
yau Bile in all kinds Of chronic Diseases as Er pea
Salt hheum, scad Head HE Sweings, Sore and
recent chIohc enlargement of the glands or otherwise
REMEDIES NATuRn The Cure Of RHEUMATISM sud old
o. the skin bones for they pen IN
the hmost of the body and drive out all Dig
nant humors They dissolve coaRu'attd blood AID cure n-
Of Other parts of tn. body Their Power
the Brain and that Pases, Conversions bch IN the
mother and child aud insanity cured by them Ia fa let
suferg fon sickness them and oe cued They
their aoae chrome disease could be hanis
from among Those whose pejudices will permit th,m,
will find the Brandrelh Pulls great blessing to H. m and 10
their families They should be in every house, They may
The same may said Of BRANDRErHs EXTERNAL REME-
outward application 70 all 'xtsn psius or swelling
greatly asst the Whn used phere the skin
ue'v tender broken should be ired Nth or two
parts 0f Dder.
The External Remedy Liniment end Bsnhrehs Pill.
for sale Dr. Brand ets Principal Office 2l Broadway 1917
Hudson street. 81 BOwery Yoki 10 Hanover street. bos
Moth sIh saes SsItst Las
bany. rrice IS cents. win full DIRECTIONS
A SURE TEST OF GENUINE BRANDRETH
PILLS:
Examine the Box of Pills. Then look the Certificate Of
whose engraved dare must be within the hic
every suthonzsd AGENT must poses Y the hHEE la
Certificate the Pills are TKUE-if not they FALSE.
AL dv&wv
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] PEASE & SONS


y for the OF coughs Gods HO.rsne.s IIr'tation o.
he Hsse LT
fuse and all Diseases leading to Consumption
medicine ! formed By sompc Eat i'm Of .wen
q e, .hopa be ana Ssv afford 20 M
that the benefit OF the whole experienced in ons
important inpreden in his candy sars,pra aud fr
that rsS S sIsa many % commend Doosf
sod %R essr and ret, Is Division street; 10 Aston
%". III,
:Ss:d seash. cold.
of %.n hs yGss nothing We recon-
ssN1sH Sa.e hs %aseb
Rey Crawford. Of the second M L. Church. Hua
1s ssss. EIDE New Yss
ns stse ct r'e'0''e'n ona''" corner
Esv NJ as n e,.,s q cy aS'p S.Jo erect.
Ks mr. h pastor OF Baptist Church Gold street,
Rev. mr. Bangs of NJ Z. Church. Foryth street.
NO HUMBUG.
Esteemed Erend am lie TO pafi-g or quactsry but
sSsss y: . ss Z
%snd sd. sr ln ;sa each one may fair trial. and
f''i' E sSESSo5yN 5EsNrn, Teacher.
To Messs. J. Pease Son, As Division st.
The following from John TYLER President of the United
WAsHINGroN. April sh. 143.
The desi.es to MessIs Pea.e Son his
tecsiyea tb.r hands has with mucn benefit to
hmseif q a msdy for cold and cough.
an" ~'' JOHN SIN Tyler il. Private sscr..rr.
Mesns. Peasc & Son.
Asent;.Rp:htc. A.ppwsl 10 A,tor House. llS broad
cor William and Fulton Badeau 26o Bowery Cot
fe.. sh de a u 1 Canal ma s Dodd
St, ChaIch' b,.pen.,Ty Bowsy Spring s.; s,ccs
k.
Thyer 24i Spring Rosenm'ler 81 Blescker st; Green.
Bach agent VINO sells the genuine Horehound Candy.
ha. certificate signed Pesse Son. DIVISION st.
naSinS. Phsdelpha; Reddas No. STATE street.
Baltimore. Md; Weed W,t:n. Troy; Mo,gan.
dsv T IS fiish st. do nays a.. i% a'
THE HAIR FORCED TO GROW, STOPPED
FALLING, AND DANDR UFF CURED.
fifty cent bottle Of Jones. Coral Hair Restestye There
BY scenee for the purpose We have lately offered several
of persons who. fe using this found all
assure them thev will be well sat,hed You must b.eve
when these give names and certify the above
Mr. ". Hopkins, 90 King st, New York
AT: Phillip. Sss BIS9ome coz & Wooster st.
Mr. Pearson. NAVY Yard, Charlestown.
T. Power, uIoce., Fulton st. Brooklyn
& hs not
FAN. Chatham y; I'D y
American Hotel Washington, C in Bo.ton State 1t; in
Chae,ton CT 81 King in Albany, 81 State ST. in Brook
lyR, l39 Fulton Agents wanted in all other Cities
lm~m
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rHvErrEp A.D SnrrtsED -

81. DE BoUDEL0aHE, M d LIssUr,: rtK IyuAI
p,, spc comppssd maJs the the wonder admi
~ sLe world They known al over Europe to Re
~ orv nrepsrson discovered that has invariably
ss9ssn IN the monthly urns Their in al
or though wiTs mild safe and healthy, they certain 70
The directions translated into English and oped
round with the seal q the importer, stamped Each boz scnl
s;ns the signature Of NJ de Boude the English
,eetions the signature OF Dr. r. MELVEAU, authorised
sSspt FOR the continent of America
They be transmitted by mail any OF United
states Letters directed to DR.. n. Aietcu, boz "A, REV
York, will with immediate attention. AL
30 post paid. Sold by apponlmcpt AZ 2o Cherry, Csths
inc ffiss g. Isf boxes a. No half boxes ~
rcsll milo In dhw
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TO The PUBLIC.

ss.s sy xs bssD
statement; bur one own and entirely different from the
sss .% :'
before S the to S what
tembe isil, with that affecting disease serofula
usual way with q pssreuIy uni!
d h bsS Sad 10 in "a
sss in
gr., ls4s had aLen five bottles of it, The operation Of
.I.I taking it.
Of ali nsurs feeling In this condition was enabled to leave
my bed 5 g TS
for Ssss @ as s
IS a, q
FULLY not being myself in feeling for although my pain.
ons times. After few Jays hi: numbns left AMI my
dstres, became more severe than before sue
from Sn,s .2, ,S 5 II
bottles Of Sands. ssr.apsia In tn. conditea friend called
N to see sI and me 20 IN a
nd to Of &C. that sf Son e oo
Of sas,pana tina, he knew would then enagi,ed
"a 'sS % sss'as q ssISs
he ;sf
with Mr. Sands in whatever; but had previous
ss9s:
thorough me, and now am able perform much
COMPLAIN ss
e. WIN %s'': standing long &
~; ss: s.ss h:
&:
'ss &c ss' a :'s i
Brown wa. used without Ii: consent; also Mr. PuIdy
sssi: &c S:s. Il: s,A s 4:
G MI s r his Is %
fore theeriuy state Whit peiher counting the favour,
Si::o: s;.sps;Iis Re pI:i.s deserves: would Ss
"s ha % one fUa to iSa Know more Bso
am S ny New
MI Ulz im.m THOMAS TURNER
PUBLIC NQ1lCE.-An article headed Tie the .Publlc,
has recently sgpessd in .eveIa e the city signed
pint. p!syIca.iy that ~ s.na.
Of In. VIE q
called me. rau..nx . c.Idea.e from that tney
Me::. sands. hey had adSer.ed that Inc PcoI would
nin.teI q the Church where they freely
q he @sdss lad S BEEN @ On Xasa.t
n the ea Sa En-. been ws sy
sarsapsnlla her husband wrote such cerncae.
which he had been and the other Of the that ID
made She then said that her had the
sapan about three weeks that his pains had all le him. aud
he had gone e his wSL ana that be very thankful for the
October c-ed Mr.. Turner. residence, and had few
minutes with him relation his eath he told
eeu of sands sarIaparil him he told hat
samsps Such the fact. the
and must Confess felt utterly ss,onished the
Of the article several papers denying he which
ID been made and which fully believ d. the said
Thomas Turner" had testified similar statement before
the Mayor of thi. city.
Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, Duane st.
New 70 h March Al Ig43. a2lmHec
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FEMALE MONTHLY rlLLo.

OWING TO the celebrity efficacy and nvanabs .nccess Of
~ Madame Rcstes Female Monthly Pills in all Of
irregular cupprcsso sappase Of tAose function. Of
sre upon which the health Of every feEe pends sines
sosnree:: and limitations constantly attempted 70 BE-
pea,ed on the Chsnp pills purchased
alwelve cents boz different boSes aud Called
"Fspsie Monthly pas," with the object Of sel rnsm il
cautioned sssinst .t'ep2s. to impose rlen th.n
tsrss, except those cold Madame Resel Pmcspa Ccs
40 Greenwich street, New Yorn and Essex street, boston
Price 81 Madame ReftePs siRnatrfs csvo9
efesch bog.
N B-They be pxsd By married o, single, BY following
the directions enclosed inside Of each box Sold By %
continent At ~ Grand street, Of Allen New York
miQlm&
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DR.. MORRISON

NORTH RIVE En- DIsPENSARY. 2stx Fulton street nes,
~ Greenwcn.Dr Morrison, Member OF the Royal ColeB.
Of Surgeons, London and form Surgeon the British Nal
W continues, TO be consulted daily on all dssase' Of delca,,
nature and all those distressing symptoms
dcops and the imprndenI fqracs medicines
Dr. has had experience Of twenty Yeas treating
delicate in all various andc Implicated and
mild safe and nable substitute i9r mercury ersdies'
the vcnercal with certainty, ,Ihout
patient any restricting him if susua diets pur
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per
distractions the uTethra, zach and
Asmcn! Of the prostate gland scr mDanied with much i'm
dull OF tho
sienccs OF maearment Dr.. IA. sciep
is promoting absorption OF the thckened cics!ar
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILlTY.-Thoussnds Of youps
men suffering consequences Of indulgence
cr.t further injured
the Of pretended specifics which stmuls
ooly induce depression Dr. NJ such
pMs sthoio1c, principles and never fail, establishing
letter. post paid contaninga suitable fee will ensure
ti full advice and medicine of the
Unioa Nv his h,,torv Of his in detail NIX Fpl
street, Gre ich. a24 Imsr
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"a LIsPENARD STREET.

NJ ADhME COsTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
A Midwife ofes her professional services the ladies
Of this city end county The anatomical physiological
pecuarites which distinguish the female from the male.
P2se upon her diseases and funcon altogether her own
scurc rcaurna sccnme or ~. FINALE system
trent them with success.
Madame Costello having had long experience and surprising
succe 10 the treatment Of diseases Incidental 10 her AZ
prises ladies on the point Of confinement or those
happy AFFORD home a. ne, and he
most mauonly and nursing OF II nIeenso; WI .ror.,ed
and attend them houses until pc ecty S f ,b
Madame Z. particularly begs 70 impress on @ cnsc 90 thai
dell. a,e that she 9cistes perenay n nssS
~ BMsdamc Costello would iaorm "a lies Is,anS o". o
the city, whose health would no! admit Of ~ y,
the Upiied States within reasonable di'tsness a
Madame O. cousuifed az hcr "
A. All timss ana with sfctt srd 20 l1 wsnos
Ter ps)ss Al az issss mSs' % p'p~s
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIU UNI.
i'll, Ste t2S Choth0 n, street, Neao York.

AeEscv sls BLxEcxER STREET.
THE CANTON TEA IoMfANY continue to Offer for
s sS s. Of sc DS sna
sesssl sssSs: q BILE sssssss bear. i:
power VII unimpaired in any climate Their
the &C he
wi. .4s led S
sisIs. 70 give Jules! EheS
s ns sa
@ end decided advantage to supply hs
GGESurE Java COFFEE :, , . ID every day: s
.empsuae and de.psscS INC on'o 0'a'' '''''''' VIM
The only E.sh99.e in America for the g: :s' Of H'
A Th0iMsSoNs bLA,K, TSoM Va EHoUsE, No.
is co.. % n and Ii. III
M sole h. % and mspGS uIs I'll,
as Lee I'D rhom.ca', ste B,aeKng A. Thompson would
in MS old ma uia.,uSns e,tab shnen' whcs eSsbiss
m supply them with any qnaDtny a.d at ascsd pss;
sometimes whhou ,th benz fit A h Las
hi 'Imso are not likely to make mistakes ntly
Ca b. a. pnse9 Spon as e nu'ne ,es A. IHOAs
late L.. .A'~'IP os%ss =, s.;:sEb .s;S r
sh and Others supplied reasonable by or
UPHOLSTERY, WIND0W SHADES AND FAl En-
WE ARE NOW REG fivi Our usual handsome and
scrpnon Of cnrtn material trimming, and ornaments. win
dow sha from The lowest pr &c 70 the moo! ma.picent
i.RopsSe Pss-t Hsnsias. ineu%ua French tus;.n and
Beds Ss s S
mIsl.. when, with every Other article above
:i;y .re at =: ssI H%RT in the
and I r. o,cos,. sSS st.
NBThe trade, both city and country. supplied rsn.
w =. MIDDLE Of March last. ], HEREBY informed that
Island may NC 'ee" VI a2a sw dySswy:r
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MEDICAL.
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

UOJOC IL SOONO lEE1H.
sSsSysp IssSA 3. !!
ina holor seh. Ii De the most ssdeI
:sS
painful and D.sls.. ssthI .Issi.iy .GH1d inf
eHss al Ssss 81 %,
ad Sa sed e; S:
,s" S p c' the
rs ~ IA. %ass f..
q F d
which rp the aching t.oth, will effect permanent euro.
rs !ssf.
Castle has replaced by mos. mssnio1, piece Of dental
af he
e Indians o '' We sas. een tssrs rom
confImaorv Of this extraordinary and s snre ,ueess.
5 % & e q ..s is: Of &. sS
% 'Rs E zda.s n;
siety, g N.Y. Nm Gen Gsns;. B. Seek, N D DR. j. a A
I z. SRcs:%.n. PI < stevens. D. feHsy, r By;
RVssTpTEoS Tos C0MP0HND Ft = hxIR r Ct
booa such as seSoa uee Sr m and
for ali iSo;e osnsti1s he
Fl eat efc eT n The matte affections sset chronic
In ss D
by the settlers contained an the
valuable medicinal qualities of Saapara united with those
ofsevers Other vegetable remedies which have been und e
6caco similar diseases pos many advantage
preparations of SaHaparila in aud
HIS been used wi the gea by phycians in
of the highest ability; IN the u g. Navy,
where has met with general appreciation of the most
iaent sure in the service.
II put up bottles nearly double the size generally sod
ard warranted to BE- GOOD preparation III use
Price 81 per bottle liberal discount made whe
chased by the quantity Pre- .rd aud sold whoe and ela
BY Ru.hp. Co Dugg.. ard Che ~ BIOsdwsy I'D
Bris,ols aud Carpenters Extract OF Sarsaparilla.
. ALT InAe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28
TO THE LADIES

DIR, HULL'b UTEKO ABDOMINAL SUrPOhTEH.
or Falling Of the Womb, BY external application, supcnsd-
ing Of the cbjectional Pessary confidently
,nended to aIced the Of perfect
health having failed Of performing under
the aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter attained very high character Europe
ell this country Itis adopted the entire
in-ospss Of London and PARIS and universally
country s BY the leading members the faculties
Of Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the eminent prvac pssc
ttionors.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies'
VcseJ street, having separate entrance from ne business
parfmens, where lady attendance apply
lrusses ano ouppOreR 10 female patIents as Inr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28
TO THE LADIES'

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODs-The propre-
sss Miss KING daughter ofhe eeleoIstecr MI ~
rne fer sale choice assortment OF NIL ne
DDS Tor the trade yet presented 20 me
w. DO regards The qualify snd ehesrness oil he ai'ee'
i be ,nslsrs OF the following -
The celtbIaed Si'k II {, called .-.
caro- IrE A LA RACHEL, .
which is deco en- bemauc Of Parsan taste SHERkEO
SILK eprirey original At le aud Lawn Hats do do
An entre new sty e az Hats. GALE .
"MOOTNE TAPOTTEs, CHINESE COTTAGES"
Pans and English
FANCY sTRAWS,
OF he finest texture, great variety.
The pope ecliuy socty the ladies favor her
with cali and .mne her elegant and vs,iso stock OF Mutt
merry for themselves before III purchase else will
be them price great al
gard the variety and quality OF the goods.
MISS KING, Masszi. de Modes,
Us Imr 293k Br adwav.