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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
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Magazine OF Facts ind Arguments iiios'tanns .i ~.
Tending The Policy OF PROTECTION TO lioME IN
DUSTRY IN lis ProGuclive branches IL eilodss ne
por1s and Arann-us by WALTER fc9wAEp MAHLnN DICK
rrsos Inss y Kss.EpY, CHaELEs HUDSON. WILLIAM
st.or 'H.Rs.E DEX.Y A II HSICART T. =. DELAFAS,
cu.z & u.yrs HORACE GREELEY, and many others OF
tie mos, ra,iren Csians OF our country With citations
for m. recorded opinions OF WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON,
MANSON MosRoE, j. @ ADAMS Jackson, GkoacE CLrs-
r,u o. D. ToMRKiss De NIT CLINTON, TM. L. MARCY,
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vast anoun. OF valuable Statistics relating 10 the Produc.
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Any other voipnie.
containing an immense O. deep import.
The Pro uciDg The Country Frce One
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containing 800 pagS Bound Price ior he whole wcrk -.
Splendid Edition of the Book ef Cor,aicn Prayer.
The Illustrated Edition CT The Book OF Common Prayer,
containing upwards o! 100 En-ravingS To be completed
in % Nprress The arrangement and adaptation OF The
illustrations under TIE superntendance OF the Rev Dr.
WAINWRIGHT who will also prepare for this work Com.
neu,ary upon the Text and Rubrics and History OF the
Liturgy. This is Of the most splendid works ever got
up in the United States. Price per number, 3l cents
errys Museum Young rersons, for February, 10 c's
Sparkss Washington, I, with beautiful ENGRAVING OF
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~ Discount on Tie above To agents
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gN7HO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES
NE OF IAYNE,S HAIR TONIC

SUMMERvILLE, n. J. Nov 26, 1892
Dr. Jayne: Dear Srl send you the following certificate
obtained f.on Mr.. Gulck would just Stale that Lecame
acquainted with MIN abou; two ago AT that tine be
was entirely bald, with tie exception OF lock OF hair on
the back part of his head about the size OF halt dollar
and that lock of hair he told me had been made TO grew t
the OF your Tonic; previous 10 which he Positively
AYERS ;ha he had single hair his head The hair
now covers his he'd completely and is from four to i've
inches long. Very respectfully, yours, NC r. MAsos
ANOTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF Dr. JAYSE's HAM
ToNicThis will certify that entirely bald fer aoont
three years, when vas recommended 70 Ky Dr. JayneS
nerve and using the Tonic for about fifteen months, my
hair in all my head, aud, although not quite as
thick befoEs, ye! it Is constantly growing ih srrpis
all my qua;ntances, and made object OF curiosity
to many IS years OF age and lave reason 10 re-
gard this natchless Han Tonic as punc
beneiaclor. JOACHIM puLicA.
New Germantown, N. J. Nov. 26, lS42.
Prepared only at No 20 South Third St Philadelphia, ana
so, tirna.l gay rricc 81 On-6 hnitles for S. 90 lU m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
rs THERE NO BALM IN GlLEtD !!

the pa,c,c exclamation OF the prophet CT Israel
as ne hehrd the degradation and seres OF his people
and do not the lear, The panhrop with emo
tons corlr,iSera be witnesses e hope
helpless condition Of thousands dying all around
him with Consanpt;on, and o!her pulmonary affections,
and 20 ask Ihcfc balm that can heal them " nor phS
sicia 10 rescue them from death! Yes there Is Balm
that win heal the a. and a; once arrest those ata diseases
and iecrs them 10 heaiih II is found in jAfNE'S E.
PECTORANT', which never fails 10 relieve.
Il prepared by Dr. D. Jayne, 500 Broadway, Newly oA,
'i5 ptice r. :! - rel n. ;,ois . > 1oi lm+
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
i sAYNF5S EXPECTORAN1

NTNE , EAFLC 7 VIeiIF I - HI5
e7 Medicine has already proved ITSELF 10 be al that hs,
Dr Iecoanesded by Bose 'sEo have given y Iaf -
in his country and ic demand for i, INCREASES a'y W.
have Just OF important crTs oi Asthma whch ts
been eftciea hy tic o il, in neghborng io"n-the
case ,.ial o female ho had for long time been u
Ger The care ola pyac but had received 10 reet and
her case considered hopeless As last resort she pur
her 10 especora Freely gradually ceased cough and
is rapidly reslogg her 10 health We have hesa!ion IN
saying that Ibis prepsati- OF Dr. Jayne for 'e cure c
nssi valuable nee ered Auer.can pub
c. T.ereis quackery sosui -pr Jayne IS onr OF 'he
most sh.ul practising physicians in PeEDsJ iTana; ana
wherever bis various preparations have been thoroughly
tes cd he is looked upos grca. public henr!aG,o'
ISomrrset (AIe.) Journal.
Prepared only by Dr.. JAYNE, No. Ss5 Broadway, New
at I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
NHIORMS IN CHILDREN.-Of all

Wv diseases to which children exposed noae are
so fatal 10 them Worms Unfortunately, children are
seldom free then ard they initiate the symptoms oil
almost every ether complaint they often produce alarm
cause disease themselves, but their irritation aggravaif
all other Diseases wandering from part ofhe body 70
another winding themselves up into large balls and OBJ
s,ructne the bows md frequently the throat causing con-
WILSON'S, and It - ,dealh The desired remedy viii be
viii 81 .>eslroy the Worms and ia3 kora,e the pow
ers oil digestion as 10 prevent return OF them
Prepared only No 20 South Third stree, Philadelphia,
and S65 Broad @ay New York. Price 80 per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
DEMARKABLE CURE oF con-

a, SUMPTION n PbiiadeipHa, oy
l. Charlotte Carter rrsderee No II. North vesrs ee
,bove Race do here certify, bat about three and
49, ssverr cold which settled my risht sse, '
darling ,hoaIds,s mea ssT wsass 's seusy OF
,ra,sjoc yiosu, couga and cou!d Lot eipecioFhe ~
came vsy weak co;ve ans vsf ~ e ,a a IN iset myself
and friend, thought past recovery ieS ST conI
physicians and member OF pulmonary 10 Try
Schenck's Pumoric Syrup. ooh TWO hasisn H. bu,
bur li;ilr relief and had concud 20 @ ,ntrc,d to
i.rc.g, n. solicitation o my children was i.I wa,
rase ar,ker al and am h.pay TO say TIA. vhen y
usin the shlrd the pkirni stafleo, qua ,eough
cough cane on could e1pectorate very vymnors
opp.esson hectic fever ans my unE"sotaDS NV nse
ysn,hed enjoy good health cr person " .vs w. s,v
and feel satisfied that The Punionic syrup has
lie | am still gaining strength and improving III
health. 80 -. ~, re particr-
ta7y nv tornler situation and the present. SHu ne er
h, 90 evsd from, ScheucAs Plimomc syrup l a"S
st,r " no will call mA IT my residences NO: li' i
street " a!:' !cIed with thai heretofore eo>
esed la'a ''se'se CHARLOTTE CARTER
,io ot,tsM Mm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
Have YOU EVER TRIED FT?-If

n q not do not delay another day, but send Immediate
you have b. OF the wise aud prudent aad al
ready bought bottle, the question srcd-you have re
covered yoaf heariGg. -ARPAS OIL FOR DEAF.
NESS never fails. IL is the only medicine that viii cure
THOUSANDS OF deaf persons viii give their testimony In ts
favor The hsany OF the thing that cures you Without
producing any pain.
Prepared by Dr. b. Sill, and is sold on agency a, Dr.
D. Jay nes Office, No se5 sroadwsy, New York Price,
81 bottle. fI0 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
AgTAH! WAR WAR !--The Wig

=
Makers have declared hosillies against neigi.
hor DIR. JAYNE 01 account OF his HAIR TONIC, Which
Is Knocking il ,her Business into cooked hat Ladies
and 6encmer oil and youag, are ocking 10 the Doctors
Standard Hcads long dyeed OF the first ruaents
CT ba after ps"g his Han Tonic, soon appear with
and ionIng locks, which Absalon himself might have
wed. Besrdl-ss boys with large and bushy
nlsEeS; and ladies smile again through their own raven
rinre;s, beautiful bewi.ching than Bald
heads d0frg their wigs, and throwing them to the
D:c-s aad bats; whue the wig makers stand agiias as
they behold tie demoon OF their Dizziness. What will be
the consequence OF this know not, the wigges
outrageous and The Doctor remains rn, declares
that some ngs can be done well as o,hers and that
Bald Heads may as well wear their hair the hair
Others. iweckiy Messenger.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No GU5 Broucwey New.
YORK, and 70 South ThrG-strrei, Philadelphia
Price 81 per bottle s bottles TOR S. tlOlms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
YMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.-We

take pleasure in calling the a,ter,ion Of our read.
ers to SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL for the cure OF
Deafness From the favorable accounts have heard OF
H. we feel Satisfaction recommending to the attention
OF nil y.omay Suffer Deafness This he only med
jciUc ever offered the pub orrnc this disease that
we l; coufderce in Us eaec! IN different cases whch
have come within knowledge have been such as the
mosl sa une coul wish Persons have been cured and
relieved yvo had given up all hopes OF being benehed
lille Surprising we aiany sufferers rom
tancss that successful Effort has been made so6ner |.
medicine however is before the public by the use o
which al! may relieved OF exceedingly dsngreeanir
disease and enabled again enjoy the society OF tneiT
friends We say all afflicted, BY al! means ny It
Prepared by B. Bell, md may Ice had al Dr.. JafNES
Store, Sa5 Broadway NewYork. ln I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
THE TRIBUNE.

RoBERT Dale OwEs.-This gentleman, WHO
has made himself somewhat conspicuous IN years
gone by. on account of his peculiar views o. soc'-
ety, has been recently nominated, IN Indiana, as
candidate for Representative TO Congress: ne oe-
clincd the nomination., and vas requested to recon-
slider lis refusal In his second letter 10 the peo-
pie, after stating the reasons WHICH render MS re-
solution unal,erabc, he makes the loiio"sng re-
,na,ks which may be recommended To general OBJ
serya,on by their truth and proprcty:
., 4 public man should be never so situated that
,be eigh, dollars a day may become object 's-
hin-rnay interfere 70 guide his course or shape
his conduct. When man neglects his own ou''-
ness to attend to that of the public the pubic can
not PROMISE and servant ought ne yer 20 ca'c''-
late, that they will make il up TO him. ne most
worthy, not the most needy, ought 70 De seiected
for Office Pecunary expectations should be kept
wholly separate from politica! views. man may
sn,er unan Office with mixed motives mingled
with g. sincere wish 10 render public service may
,e hid desire for personal dis inctlon aspirations
after p!ace in the worlds thoughts; and 1t such
ambition be fair and generous, scornipg to barter
principles for popularity let It not be 100 severely
;udred; but when, beyond wish to be useo and
a hope to be distinguished, an otcc-ho.der views
lead him to regard his place species of private
rroperiv, that must be managed and Dursed along
as TO felu DIM, ytH1 tSc, oiH- hhN
oermanent ncome---when, TO retain it, he assumes
as right, aud 10 lose il he feels m injustice
yhen are Influences ct work that lead sooner or
later, to political pronigacy, and make government
a curse rather than blessing and supply material
COO often and 100 successfully used by the ars,oc
racy of the Old World when they sssaii the wis
com ard predict the downfall Of the democratic
institutions of the New.
s' True it is that the laboreris worthy is his hire,
and that public employment should furnish g fair
support in for the services it demands; else
she wealthy oaly could remain in Office. 1t is run
ming into an aristocratic extreme to demand public
services, as those of the British Parliament are
rendered, grsiuitous!y. Bat such an extreme
need not be dreaded here it is not the tendency
of this age, nor of this country. Witness the ease
witt, which the salaries CT the public officers are
sncressed and the impossibty of obtaining vote
To diminish them. 1t is extrava sance. not par-i-
mony, against which require to be Oh ou!
guard. And the extent Of my argument is this,
and no more--thet, though office should snPpor'
as, while actually employed nits duties, we should
never depend upon it livelihood; and that, ii
we would not be led into temptation. we should 50
arrange matters at home that give up it>
emoluments at u moments notice, and retire, like
Cincinaetus, conten'sd, to farms again
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

BRIGAND DOMESTIC LlFE.-One incident was
related to u.s. which Is not calculated to show their
domestic transactions in very tavorsbe light, III
spite OF the usual romantic ideas of the eternal
hdelity of a brigand's bride. The clliet of band
which infested ,his province had young wife, Yer!
much attached HIM, who followed him in oil his
perilous wasderings, and presented him with
son and heir worthy, she hoped, OF imitatias the
glorious exploits OF his sire. This unfortunate lit
tie bambino, however, so disturbed the peace OF
the brigands tent with its intnntine cries, tha, he
threatened more than once TO put end TO iss
wailing; and one night, when returning savage
and disappointed from an unsuccessful expedition,
he was again provoked by its squalls, rising sud
denly in fury, be pu, his threat into execution
before the eyes OF the terrified mother.
Fros, that momen, love gave place in her heart
TO hatred and the desire of vengeance; whilst hei
husband, enraged at her continually regre,ting the
child aud perhaps suspeclng some vindictive IN
ten,ions on hey part resolved, after some dones.
TIC squabbles, upon putting her also to death 0ne
night, having centded his prsicct TO his Hephcw,
wnom he had left a, the head of the camp OF brig
amos, ne told hun not, TO give the alarm It he heard
tue report OF gun, as 1t would merely be himself
giving a quetus to Ia Gudi,ta: and with this warn
Ing ne departed 10 his own tent q little distant
from the Others. Now it so happened that his
loving spouse had liked upon this very evening for
the performance of her own long-nursed schemes
of revenge; and having deferred her own fate t,y
her more than usually amiable demeano-. and art
fully got her victim to sleep, she discharged the
csn,en,s OF rifle into his body and cuttins of
his head, escaped with it to Reggie, where she
claimed and obtained reward from the authcri.
ties for his destruction. The nephew heard the
repor, of the rifle in the night; and being before
warned, merely mu,tered to himself, . . zio CHI
ammazza la Giudilta," aud turned quietly round
TO sleep again. lStratt's Tour IN calah'ia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

p Particular Nc:.cs.-teose perso isaSin
furniture any description dispose of WHO arr srsaA
ng up housekeeping, viii nnds ready cae isr ay rerio
al Oh thir soous, BY sending sher address, OK sai'a
3p the srbscSiUer. GecGis any purchased.
AT private Ssle-Two Plaso Evrics.
Jes0 0G Z. COLTUN * CO., 1877 Chatham ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
GREEN IssCRs POTTERY,

ets'se'. stt .i'.! +ioe'HeS
syHE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
i enioa OF The public to great variety farlcieS
n,aeuacursd a,,hS esiabsismeni-sucLa as sTeNEW AXE
EARrHEN.W WARE, PORTABLE FURNACES, CHIMNEY PoTs,
GBEEs-NousG I'lE, FLOWER roTs, oyE. Tile, & .cSs
ASH JAMS, FIRE RgICK, &c. &c.
This is oniy establishment OF the Kind in the cl.T
where The above articles manufactured !he public
assured ,t All orders will he attended To wh prCnpines
ana puncL&y, ard on the most liberal crnls
". Is. great improvement, has been made in PORTABLE
rUSNAcEs and the enlarged, and warranted >nuror
10 any sold in this city, WASHINGTON SMITH.
,sl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

A S'IHAiA CUKED.-Ihis most dis
"a tressing complaint, which battles the skill OF most
pysians always cured by the OF Longleys GREAT
WESTERN INDIAN FANACEA.
Thc following certificate will snow case from among
many OF similar kind which have BEEN lately received
From James Bcicr c1'chunt, Ns1eburgh, N. !.
Col Long cy-Dtar Sir: otem il my duy To testify TO
ltt Asthma that She could moi sleep or rrstnIgh:S
keep, by being boered up in sitting posture pro-
cured bo,l your Pdnacco and gave her tablespoon
;u Soon after taking she retired ped and slept qui.
tly through The Dsht The do.c repeated for several
successive night with Ike favorable results, until She
restored 10 health, using bu!a part OF the hottie dono
hesitate to say tia, ths Panacel ptyst cure To- the
Asthma, and tsSt Il Catiariic know nS its equal
l7m JAMES bloL oLEn.
For sale at sos Broadway, aud corner Grand ard Mu.
nor, r,v.s,reeis 1t I'M"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

THtI WHOLE WUHLD SHUULU
l. know that Dr. JAyNE's EXPECT ToRiNT is
certain cure fr hsiha and that for coughs Colds
SUMPTION ~hnopug cough coaP brsnchisrand eycry oi
disease ei the Lungs tfoa; II sure prioce te
mos; decided benefit Il is recommended kg lhsasaDds,
rgbo have t:isd il and all * the hast remedy,
wihou, ans exception al Pulmonary Diseases that have
been known for it siways give relief and cures when
every other means hive fa cd
Prepared only BIZ DR. D. JAYNE, 20 South Thirdstree,.
Philadelphia aud M se5 Broadway, Newfcrk Price 81
per Ssttle z2f I'm
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N. Il-!Ii,
AS,,gnceso OF Theodore ". Sanders.
Sch.pec,ady Feb Q, l54S. { IS StwtNS'

DHUTOGk.ApHlC LIKENESS ES,
u by the DasueTreoype process, are taken. iy MO-
,ND, uppe. s.ory OF Granite bulldng, corner OF oad
way and Chambers street NewIorh, t-pirance IS Chau
bers.slrcet. BY Horad mproYet process perfect Ike
is produce in few seccnas, u any slze having
ssade OF color which may be desired, aud IN ANY Position
with any xpre>sion OF counlsnance or in any dress.
Price s., coE!r,!ete in a handsome case.
Lihen.ses taken from a. VI. mill shutdown, any X nd
OF WI slher-c!ear, cCudy, or rainy 2i lNlF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
2 isELlZABETH-PoRT AND

SG:aassaSES NEW-YOkk FERRY COMPANY
Hu..er Arran se'nenG-F'0Te l23 Cent
The STEAMBOATS, YATEk-WlTCH and CINDERELLA
ply daily rom Ezaseth-Poft 10 Nen York, touching a.
ae"-5gh,on and Pertitchmond, each IMP, folious
an. alter tie l7h day Of OCTOBER l8i2-
Leave Ei,zabeit-ror Leave N. Iora pier / ~ 4
A.7I aud l0ociocs, a Al =. and 10; d H., ana ~
All, and 8. O'clock. =. d At Il and fVeistk, PM
O. S:aday
Lsa1e hi:zsbeth-Pori al oicipcA a. M. and al H.
Leave NsT-YoTk a. 10 oc.ucA, a III. ead al /; i. M
S. H.-fasseIgers esIed scotch rla,Es pl,o6etc
BupcdIrsoG soHle!yili Eas,on scinoieys Mountain
by Eii1aoe. town and Someryllie Railroad Carr pi
leave Neui ORR III the ~ O'clock beat in inc moru,np No
Id the II and O'Clock boats ~ The afternoon
Passengers from The 81 O'Clock BOAT will eaye Somery
rival OF The cars al Socierylie.
The Horse Car viii !ea7e tie front of the Union Hotel
qrsIer OF M no1, preSous he departure Of each boat
Al baggage az me rlsS OF Its owner. ol7
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ONLY GIVE II n FAIR TRlAL.-

W We ask of any one than to give Df Jlyne,s
EyDaorant fair trial and il does The various
diseases for which rded, sooner and more e.
ecuay than any other medicine that has ever osen n-
ered the public the proprietor willing 10 undergo any
rena!ty however severe. the rubi may see proper 10
impose upon him. |, has, il WILL and il can cure cenghs
w:,oopng cough crorp and very large iory CT The
most hopfless OF consumptiea, %i.n physicians aE
their prescriptions fail to do any good Again We say Try
il II viii not harm you but must and will do you rood
Ills prepared only by Or D. JAYNE No 30 South Third
street Philadelphia, and No. 3Q5 Broadway, New,fc
Price 81 per bottle. ni@ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
ArA FOR SALE-In the village of Cler-
ssa LAND WANTED.-The sylvania

ESS LAIND W AN ILU,-IH Hb toyIVuuId
- Association of the City OF Eew.York are dssaou,
OF purchasing from ihse thousand acres of Land
within hundred miles of New York City, IN the States
Pcnnsy wanna, NeT-Jersey Now. York. The said
LapI must he vel! supplied with wood and water, aud
adapted TO grazing, grain craving and gnrdeniGe pnr
poses. Uncuyard ands, VISA Il small cultlydted estate
adjoining, would be prtierred. Owners OF lands who
giye title, requested prepare true statement
relation !aSds, with the favorable terms
and address their letters post pa d 10 I. W WHITLEY
President OF the Syyaaia Association, % Pine ST. NewE5k
7 he attention OF aad-holdeTs respectfully solicited
The Sylyana Association intends gcng into operation
early possible.
Editors o. Country Newspapers requested copy
Io.Ice tlils advertisement. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
CANDS,S REMEDY for Salt Rheum

~ Salt Rheum Rngworm Tct'cr, Scald Head, Bar
her IS or jackson ltch, Eczema, Psoriasis Fuimaria ami
other diseases OF The skim safely certainly and eiecuay
cured by the Of Sans Remedy, which has now been
tested in more than six thousand different othe above
diseases without having fIi!cG in where tie directions
in currg diseases or The skim wiihout equal in the history
o; medicine Sluds Sarsaparlla is recommended IN be
used with he remedy, II tends 10 throw out from Inc
blood and system generally all the unhealthy huior con-
nected with Seasc a,d The application 81 tue remedy
externally at Hle entirely eridcars II from the
system TIE Remedy perfectly harmless N its operations
ard applied with perfect 81 ety even 10 the skno
the euderes, infant. Testimonials OF It's efficacy are daily
received and lhe following selected for publication,
which is thought will satisfy The MIND OF every cahald
person OF lis extraordinary virtues:
MesSrs 4. g. & d. SandS-Gen.: procured box oi
your valuable Remedy Salt Rheum SIX months since Tor
my son. who then severely afflicted with The disease or
his hands aud after applying TIE Remedy aNcry Snort ne
using less than the box the desired eject was
produced and the complete; since which Tune tncre
has been no return OF The complaint Yours respectfully
JOSEPH c. STANLEY, % Deiancy'sL
Eew.York, Oct. IT. l84e.
Ms:rs Rouse 4, Perking Having heard from one Of
my tijends al Nc Uonough you bad inalble RENE
DIV Tor the Salt Rheum procured for my wife, She
had been rouhed with tie complaint 1--WE or SIX years ana
happy toInorp you, that the 'Remedy has eriirry
cured her. All hate say IS if any person is afflicted with
this worst OF al comp ain bny and use Sandsh Kiaeoy
for tho salt itheun.''
The above certificate sent 10 our Agents. Rouse
Perking. o Sfor,!, Cherango county, I.
Prepared and sold al wholesale and rGt1 by A u SANDS
Co prrggis,s and Chemists No 23 Broadway, OF
Chlmbers.S;rect, New.fork Also sold by A. q. q
Sands Druggists, Nos 79 and 100 Fulton-steet; David
Sands Co., n East Broadway; by Druggists gene.
rally. Price 81. l6t I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

From the Boston Morning rost.
Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Btlers arc an excellent
medicine. We have taken bottle OF them, and about
years younger lin eelings than we were month
ago.
From the Bunkerhi Aurora Charlestown.
DE-. RICHARDSON'S BTTERs The K dor OF The Post has
been nlde feel ten years younger by the use OF one bot
tie OF DR.. Richardson's BilerS. These Sltrrs quite
popular and prove highly beaetcial The Edtot OF the
Posi- Is certainly good authority IN such case ana his per-
snGa experience should TAR toward establishing The Doc
tors Compound.
Fron, The Essex Banner and Haverhl Advertiser.
This the tor ts OF this valuable Eiedicine
il The safe and eecirai family raedicine for diseases
Il IS composed OF different and plants. We like the
bers because hey quack but prepared by regu
lar practical physcan who says but very little about hel
himself but leaves fer who them make their
own statements their beneficial effects upon the ,ser
We just used he last OF bottle. which purchas
ed oi his agents, whose will be iound on The
inside OF paper. month ago could neither run,
fight, sing, haoa cance, 20 work. without feeling that
days soon 10 be numbered among those thai
Bu these Bltters have as, and feel as II
had been bora again, and say, in own peculiar
STYLE hegonc duii Care 10 suit ourselves; ami those who
wish ee so loo mus! resort 10 Richardson's BiIers, or
there Is no help -r them.
From the Lowell Patriot.
To the above Nc cile=riay add testimony OF The
efficacy OF Richardson's Siets. They are excellent Tor
all lae purposes ier which they are recommended.
IL to. sale, wholesale and IeIa!, by ~ y / d. SANDS,
General agcn;s, 79 and lg0 Flitou also sold by u.
SlEds Go. NJ. II East Broadway A. T. Saatts i Co.,
No. Z73 Bfoauwayi G2ssn-r Young, No. II! Chatham,
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