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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-29
DISEASE CHECKMATED

The Comets tails all made of gas.
And though we can't gage it with meters,
We know there's more gas in some puffs
Designed to eclipse Doctor Peters.
But to Fulton street one twenty fve
For his lozenges, pills, aud his plaster,
The SICK being determined to live,
Keep hockng in faster and faster.
Despite all the envy Of quacks,
With his medicines all are contented,
And swear pills aud lozenges too,
Are the best science ever invented.
Then hurrah for the temple that Health
For her special abode has selected,
BY her agent, at one twenty FIVE,
All disease from the SYSTEMS elected
These valuable medicines be had at 25 Fulton
Nassau street.
l%READER DOES YOUR FACE SMART AND
burn when you shave and is IT constantly covered with
erupon1 Go to II Maiden Lane and get pot of Fields
Anodyne Shaving Cream, and you will find in it Of
the greatest Injuries that found its way to your toilet
and one ofthe cheapest too
no AN ARTICLE CALLED HEwEs' NERVE
and Bone Lniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir for the
rheumatism and govt has frequently under our no.
,ce which we, like the common herd Of mankind, have
considered of the many catchpenny affairs got up to
money from the suffering public and should, for
aughtwc know, still continue to think So had not our
antipathy to all patent indictments been removed by
ing the above article applied to friend who had been for
years cripple and who now walks erect When such
truly valuable article before our notice. we deem
our duty to acquaint the public of the facts We refer
them for particulars to Comstock Co., II Maiden Lane
where the remedies may be had
90 THE vERNAL EQUINOX, WITH IT'S FOGs
ana gales and capricous changes Of weather IL trying
ume lot persons whose lungs delicate. Coughs and
colds the courers OF consumption are extremely
prevalent and the foundation of many fatal Of in
hammation oil the lungs bronchitis, rheumatic fever,
pcurisy, SC, is being laid Yet why should these
destructive diseases be allowed gather head when they
can be subued in their ncpency (or rather when the
affections OF the respiratory organs which lead 10 them
can be subduedD by the use Of Jayne's Expectorant
I'VE pause for q reply"
Prepared by DR.. ID. Jayne, at 20 South Third street
Philadelphia, and 3O5 Broadway New York.
05- ONLY GIVE 1T FAIR TRIAL-Ir peonle
would take this method there would be to com.
PLAIN OF humbug.
A. Grandjeans Celebrated Consultations for tho I'm.
man hsir, No. | Barclay street.
A. Grandjean appreciates and combines with circum.
specuon all the prescriptions given In the best authors
giving no preicrt ~ his own rtmcdies except
me case requires H. and where experience for
so many years CONFIRMS its efficacy.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 30.

Cleared.
Sfs sSca hs Co. obn EnSs ss
%sS SS
town, Sc Smith Co.-Sloop Renzi, Durfee, Providence
Arrived.
81 BEs Cocheeo Mccr. q days from Mayssuez PR with
si sRsS SSsE
1 and No. csm om last night off rd ne Hook and
ANCHOR
sE S1s:s sr.s; from wv E So @
Sh h5gS Amanda LemSnd for NYok and Carb Porter
Se Of from on New o '8e s ' Ms
Is sr,s / H R"H days from , New .:S,
One ship, two brig,. unknown.
General Record.
FoREIeN LETTER BAGS The packet ships Roscius Col.
Inns, for Liverpool and Burgundy, Wotton, for Have will
sail to-day Their letter bags Gipn the Merchants
Exchange.
in B n EL5. rn % having fallen
in %
Which the sasr sslys ssA sh h he'd Of e s
ing abGu, 500 stroke; hour After staying BY the brig
s aS 5 eq D
Capt Lunt.
R:S FSSo VI d Lift p% M Asas5 via Batavia for
large bright s Rid de ship with one row of painted foTs 10th
Foreign Perts.
,b s .ss S&n Of r9
Park do do; Sidney Btnard, for Edenton NC
Lew lyn Card Sarah Cuts, Gpatrick ft; John
fairfield Leland do. Sid 9th, Schools, Hopkins, Cowes
TAMPco Feb 23In port, Brassos Lincoln NOrleans
1st March. - ''
ST. JOHN, NIB March Is-An Gen Stark Lanst thorn, Ale.
andra. - -
Home Ports.
pPHLADELPHIA, March 28-Below, Robert Fulton MeMi.
chaes Canon via Batavia Caroline Gkey, NOresns; Te.
cumseh Reals, Havana Cid Accnus Skcfed NO1eans: q
Hatfield IDgersoll, NYork.
MoBE, March i7-Cld Eliza Keith (Br) Livcrpoo Robin
Senator Pepper Providence Hunrres King Philadelphia
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-Thorne, the prince of thea
trica managers, is striving to revive the legitimate
drama, and will commence brilliant campaign on
Monday evening next, with Mr. Forrest In new
and sublime tragedy. Several important additions
have been made to the company, the house is being
ornamented and improved in many respects, and we
have no doubt but that career of unrvalIed bril-
liancy is awaiting the re-opening of this favorite
establishment
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SINGING

MADAME SUTTON, .pppIl of the late Adopb Nourrit
Il and Marco Bordogn begs acquaint the oettan of
New York that during stay in the CITY, she Civ
of Singing her residence. Her method of the
strength and of the voice and the style and
finish of the modern Italian d French schools precisely
mr to that pursued BY Bordcen and vaccai the first
in Europe securing 10 he pupils the like rapid
tended her studies The practices for the pupils unlike
the Solfeagios from
lavorte Italian mai ing the study pleasure
well improvement thereby facilitating the singing
from Her pupils will have the advantage
ing with them which be successfully puIsued alone BY
mpro, voice a. attaining quickly Tie ssye and Sssh
Ladies will be received separately classes. Terms may
be asceraned by applying Madame Sufton No
IT Chambers street between the hours of . and Q.
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Died.

On Tuesday, March 2sth after short Illness JuLrr
the wife of MIR. Edward Rouson, aged ~ years and
months.
The relatives and friend 81 the family r,spec tuy
invited to attend the mnoe from her late residence, No
l27 Orchard street, this afternoon at Q O'Clock
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New ORLEANs-Brg B'zilian-i6 bbls tallow l. Sayre-3
oaiss deer SKINS snit-2oo bbls moasses Taylo bales
81 pcs gunny cloth Martin CO.'S hides $3.50 horns Min
10 bales hemp Wilson, Butler Badwin-479 bbs pork do
t'iow l75 dc Ia kegs lard 5bbls hams q Douglass.
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MR. VIM. sCHARFE3 BERG begs leave inform his
1Nl friends and the pubic. he will Concert of
Vocal and instrumental Music the Apollo Rooms, Fri
day Evening, April nh which he will be assisted
by several eminent Aiss aud by Orchestra of upwards of
fifty performers composed principally Of the members OF the
New York Philharmonic Society under the direction Of u e.
Hill, Eqr.
Part culars in future Bills.
Tickets One Dollar EACH to be mad the principal Music
Stores. m
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TYLER MEETING.--The Democratic Republican
Of John eI Of he United States e. 'he
& are to attend PS . M,s n TO be held
on Thursday evening" the soh nstint ard half
Addresses from several disnl ushed indiduals may be
expected.
By order AARON & is w sw G%sRRTTzl,' Chairman
NEW YORK LAW sCHOOL-The remainder Of the
On a h 5 o n I
4 Moot Cou Il wilt organized
ooes MfqfSs and Fridays
ma7 sodst noA' " ofN = wal street
mp xaS .;sft AND
The subscriber having completed his enabled
IN the stes or any paper printed
SSsI l I$%s .9 %sssl II Si:pa' s3''
Gha. wiins1s . American s%Spf News Letter
variety OF others are received by the ARRIVAL
Any work desired may be had by the next return
T . Ii &c S Sasss q PC, ss
Ng B T. sr rs pack , bundle:
phia Boston and New York publishers. prices for a small
Any other Agency bushes. will be attended the same
'''"p'ns'' as the pf REFEsES sfgf sm''
Me..r.. Greeley & Nc EIIath, New Yor. Tnbun.
Me ess Su '1se" Zebr roasI
Messrs Bradley & Co. Boston Mail Y''
Adams & Co. Boston
Mr.. Charles Wilmer, Liverpool.
q. 3. West, ESQ Havana.
asr.ea.m "a "a. ETTTETTEktE E,
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than cver,--1s
the subscriber is constantly receiving all descrt ions Of
n England Fancy and ssnnd he s
; enabled as,s d S
eR wse nd se e1y exchanged wd' or
tuned Watches clocks and %serV eps s" in the best
manner and warranted lower than any Other place the
s. and retail wP 81 % and .es'
OOK At THls--Jus received lot dae hdkis, at only
- cents lot due double width chngeabe Parishes only
Cloth. IS Cd ns ssbe %e ss o nns 3d.
gsr ; ns C Sa Is al o s muslin.
yards lot supehne double idlh aapcca ustes cheap; lot
lot fine de lanes cheap good silk cents per sk.in il
will pay any one to come 20 miles TO WlLLET HAWKINS
store sol Greenwich street, SIT store below Spring street
ERENCH ARTIFICIAL ELoWERs-BRUN &Co, IFS
William by e ,s, Fn gsers Cp have re-
and now opening u and elegant assortment Of the
with hi he sssss By s own house IN fPs Which w
continue to forward I. them by sys packet the
heses veil 8nd to their advanasc to call aud examine
the stock before purchasing mH 2w.m
S5 900 T9 I.Is ma, Sv,s,sd in
be of fair profit th- ard gradual
cea, TO large Smoup! Of gs.ssy income The business
me Ge ssh should devote Ss attention to S.eoS
nsced with ode occupation Address lronat the Herald
office. n25 cod3sr
OFFICE COATS, TRAVELLING FRoCKs. Sc, =,
BY Wv W.T. jESNiSGs, 20 BresS S, 'o' sac
me6im Opposite the Fountain
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
I'HEsE fsrIamcl and ccleburd Pills, from Povtug.l
we rstceive TO be obiaed THIS country. See,dvsfasi
Esns 1.-The last column, ioprth ~
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Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SLvEY, Of News Fleet, a Re-
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
essE Spoksh On nem psssage List OF their Cargo, and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Once all the Marine Intelligence they can
received.
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ssle y sz X; III r
statement one Of his own and different from SDs be
one he AZ from me feel my a", is PLAIN
brought before the public also TO tatc by what means
smber 1871 with thst affecting disease seroiua was At
tended By medical gentlemen, who treated my j, tn,
system filed with it, and Chronic R heuns sm IN is
By he'd snG s e
e% w @ on eD spe to NJ s,a In
gust 1912 had taken five bottles of it, The operation Of
after commenced taking my whole system became
Of I'll sSa e.
my bed md 60 o" ehsngs ihough was
oI seridss,s Of cure which Ids Glued eiynS did
consider myself but Mr., sa9 s continued hi,
him one about onequaT,r Gne,hd he length Of the
greatly benum6sd was sin suffering much from elc:
distress severe than before and possible
from which never expected to rise for was fast siakns
s sp yT 5 sn al c sfs
in to see and advised me 70 eonnus the sasap had
then s D
the had performed then said would be glad to
% s a
@ S % %xh b M Of .o 5
saparia; this about the third week n sepember 1872
labor day, ever did in years I'm free from
Piles, with which long afflicted, and cough
world and the presence Of him. e' who shall ,nf
Judge the ord cure has been eff CT,
ed by Brstos Sasaparla alone under the blesug God
end not BIZ Sands sasap,nl, has been published The
with the Rev. Mr. Van Duzens attached 10 il
being with my gentleman
never the aicc published until be in print with
his attached to the Also the of Mr.
Brorn used without hi, consents also Mr.. Purdy
and others the whoe stat untrue, having
never received tho sanction OF the persons whose
attached TO the published by MI
Sands rels i've TO make this statement without the
knowledge Of Mr. Bristol his agents, fro aay request
rom them do because believe i TO be my duty there
The rowns Of any, and in doing this do ore
thn what dem,nds of But for ttemnt 10
give Bu,tos Sssaparlia the praise il deserves would be
something than could accomplish conclude by say
i~g that II desires know Of Bristos Sara-
paa viii be pleased, any time to give all the inorma
ton am able, my residence NO ~ Anthony street. New
fork.
MEG lmsm THOMAS TURNER,
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90 NOTICE--The person who received letter sign.
ed Justice, desires strictly confidential interview with
the author. 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS ps sXEN ASB I ri,, b Dcsi0m'd
M 5 y %.nsa s sss ..sS will M Hunt
THE PAS 'sTYRIEN.
co OF IGS'' IxM SI,skrN
Sons. e F,a s.r kG: Maynard s Mrs L'''
CHATHAM THsATtk.
WI ..len on MONDAY, the I'd ofArril. with new piece
ni1CisEi.L's OLYMPIC THEATHk.
THIS IS g Syygs'sSyy Va New YORK.
PET OF THE PETTlcoxTs
.wHiITEE 9S!5xtf
lingo. Mitchell Count Coincide. Graham
" Tn. Door, will be opened Al hat,,as AZ. III. D.,
ormlure, conmenes Al J. sverv eyeunz
Ann ERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTlcN or MISE {. cUsHNAS
WEDNESDAY zvE NJ Path Nth q, will b. perform.
'NoHoAEE 1. a Ds MhHRsHALr L.r,.
AmEHICAN uUsEOM.
Marble f'dDs corner of B'qadr,g vi Ans %.S.s:
MISS IS D M%R E H'1 D2R syf! u
sSss S's;S %Ss "'
e. %s1ss. = S,
LsSSS% sss5 Fssfs Iss
Also enSaSf ps s'r T 4a H TGIraT the eccentric
sss s SS9 ' ss sss sss
CHANGFoNG.
The celebrated Chinese tuggl.r.
La Petite Celeste will dance the La eayadere and Highland
n..; sss s'sgsH sss
RErREsES PsR 4 ySEb ORCHESTRA
and and e
fling extra charge. -
AHAooA, m's EL ~ FRO g sX XIV.
GRAND cosM55iRi,xssSfx.-ALBlNo LADY.
AN bsSaf engaged and
can have them mounted in the best s!yie,mn
D S s%s esrS FREE Evening per-
Day Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admission o all as cents--Ch,ldren haIfprice
PEALE's SEW YORK mUsEUm
NATIONAL 'SsSf SsP fSS?AA GALLERY
The %S$$ ~? number
Neatly and sa.teuy dspaved IN thIee spacious halls
COSTLY ELneAS sff', aStLEky OF PORTRAITS
rnS o ya o e1 o ne Sublime
THE a. TsTaI i ~ GHRi sf
TINS HE GiSa & ~
Th :sn ss saS on H. H.aa
before Caiphss the High Priest and the Court of Pontu
| Plate.
In sddSp g ths aS2ys che Ms9:Ks5 sngsEsd the
| Gypsy WOMAN
| :Frem England.
shs wishes impose the pubscs by making them
| believe her Witch, r
| FORTUNE TELLER!
aassy ss sSs SsAs.. '
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENT.
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell persons whether they married
what kind Of husband wife they will describe their
characters and host of facts and conclusions
founded knowledge oft mnutabe
ogy physiognomy euroogy philosophy Sc A. proof the
she liberty
dreds Of first citizens including clergy judges,
phy,icsos and OF the engh tened ladies
| the city,
IAdmi-sion Museum cents; Children hall pr,cs
An charge Of ,2 those Who suit the Gipsy
Woman @fr
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Married.

On Monday, 9th inst, by the Rev. MIR. Foster, Mr.
JONI b. AIauER to Miss Lucy DoE both of this city
On Saturday March 25th, by the Rev. Mr. Andrade at
st Peters church Mr. Gro. LEvE to Miss ANNE MARTIN
both of this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auetioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
fNterff Nor q Urn end ll5 Fuitor .iraai-i

WEDNESDAY
Al 1917 O'Clock in the sales rooi,. -
Large sale Of aud eeond hand furniture oil All descp-
tons, in continuation firm saturdays sale.
THURSDAY,
At 101S O'Clock at No - Church st
Extra sale Of Plane Fores, Sofas CHRIS &c ~ pc
aud French mahogany chairs polished and PLAN Iench
hedsead. bic and plain dressing bureaus bookcases
Sc &c. To be sold without order Of an sssgnse
1s,s FRIDAY.
At l0L o'clock in the sales ROOM -,
Extensive sale of easonabe dry goods London cloths and
cassineres fancy aud pledged articles cutlery jewey
tches, sc.
SATURDAY.
~ lOh O'Clock in the sales
Large sale Of elegant furniture of all descriptions both new
and second band
MONDAY, Apnl3
Al 10 l2 O'Clock in the sales
Extra sale of fancy goods trunks clothing dvy goods
valuable of articles cloths
linens, silks, rnkets, &c
TUESDAY. April 4.
Genteel FunitueAt 40 O'Clock will be sold the entire
handsome furniture contained in the house No Chamber
Chatham.
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CLIREHUGH'S
THIRD AND LAST SCOTTISH MUSICAL


MR. CLlREHUGH end the Misses CUMMING respect
l ully intimate that they will give another Scottish Mus
cal Entertainment at the
APCLLO CONCERT ROOMS
Wedne sday Goth Of March.
The Pr grlrnmes n and choice selection Of
SONGS. BALLADS, DUETS AND 0LEES,
from the ancient end Modern Melodies of Scotland
PROGRAN ME.
PART
Dutt-Hearl ye the BsPppe, Misses Cumming
Soug-Como under my plaidis, , 49, Mr. Cliiehugh
SongJessie. the flower of Dumblaue, Miss A Cumming
Ballad-Jean Linn, Mr. Clirehugh
Duet-Bonuy Doom, Misses Cumming
Song-O, why leftl my haine Mirs B q Cumming
s3ong-Wh n the kye core hame, MIR Crehugh
Duet-The Less o. Gewre Misses Cumming
PART II.
Duet-Weel may toe Keel Pow, Mi,.ss Cumming
Basd-Mary o. Castle Cary, Mr. Cirehugh
Baad-Jock o. Haz edeen Miss u Gu mining
Soug-Draw the sword Scotland, Mr. Clirehuzh
Duet-Row wee my brother, weel, Misses Cumming
Baad-Tak au d cloak abontye, Mr. Clrehugh
0ee-Theres luck about the house,
Misses Cumming and Mr. Clirehugh
Ticket. sni Programmes be had Stores and
at Mr.. Cirehugh's, 205 Broadway
T. limited number ofickets will be issued, owing to
the mforable crush wc attended the last
Doors open at 7-Entertainmet commence at 8.
MOI tia
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Foreign InsportntIons.
Domestic Importations.

MAyAGUEz-Brg Old Coony-t Re ported on Monday )-20
hhds molasses 81 bags 1900 oranges q Thurston.
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Passengers Arrived.
ST. THoMAs-Brg Annawan-E BRYANT
NEW uRLEANs-Brig Brazilian-R Speain, J Bown N
Walker F Favour. ' ."
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~ THE UNDERSIGNED again Off for sale large
Of heir zeal Esss in h hs city of sooAS y
troll the sale advertised to be had on The 18th Decen
The Estate has been finally divided and each party inte
The intend to build number OF buildings on
the remaining part of their property during tn ensuing sum
mer aud will engage with purchasers for uniformity sga st
All the Lots the vicinity of the East river, aud the
The Homestead comprises upwards of 900 lots in the
seventh ward IN the centre OIL and now becoming the most
This rae will be positive days be adyeed
~ and will commence about the 25h day of April
will be furnished to each purchaser for small amount
Gs % snS
Parties wishing purchase invited visit the
for further information referred the subscbers
Mssh Eq Ghss Z! r. s
Serch,ns Exchange or to Clarence D. Sackeu, Esq, No. i
BROoKLYN, March 18th, lsts
e COME iJfAc K. s39GNt;ksoN.
MO seaa,.r T SHkIsHiAS SET 4: FFErERs.
"a &C. CqUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR LEAsE-on
fhs sS
Isl %
oeked with grape vines fu! and 9namsntaI trses-n all
large bulldog We'll adpted to any kind Of m,nnaci%e
excellent Hourly conveyance to and from the place
n 'H'" g is Nil H ss soa AWAY
IN Herald building Appi at; at the Herald Office, Mas
.l-.42 saa aud toton streets, mlr
OYSTER BAY. l..
IA VILLAGE HOTEL TO LET, for or more
T6s %s each two Ss
10 30 feet the other 80 As feet and by
piazza. Also barns carriage house aud horse sheds large
and very superior kitchen garden and orchard and twelve
acres Of excellent land The steamboat Amec Eagle
TO the village three times per week. stages twice day TO
good end scenery ansurpasspsy The bay noble
one IN every particular Any further information can be OBJ
S. ii TOWNSEND, near the premises,
mas eod3tNr or of E LUpLAM. 20 Suffolk 81 "
Yn1s rHlLsDELPHlA BOTANIC GARDEN TO
@&LET-weil known the Nc Arann Garden situated
<NAch Filbert, Schuy kill aud Sixth Streets the city
Of PHILADELPHIA containing about four Of grouud with
dwelling house. bar house, extensive and hot
houses small theatre, ncies. illuminating
lamps SC. The Garden is tsefuly LAID gravel walks.
sh mulberry. and ornamental shade trees.
To good and suitable the would be let
reasonable Possession be had Immediately. APP
p,yto JOHN w. FRAZIER.
No. 10 North Tenth street, Philadelphia.
MIA ms Ctr
WRITING SLATES-A lot of English made double
w WTitiog States, of different sizes. for ale by
m293tr JOHN HEROMAN, 81 Souihs.
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M A r TIM E H E r A T. D,
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Roscius, Collins, Mar. 90
Europe, Furber, April |
Independence, Nye, April 7
FOR roRTsMoUTH.
Ontario, Bradish, April |
Toronto, Griswoid, April 10
Switzerland, Chadwick, Apr 20
FOR HAvRE.
Burgundy, Wotten, Mar. %
Baltimore, Funck, April /
Emerald, Howe, April 8
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Packets To Arrive.

f0cAot1 10 ATrlVes
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Siddons, Cobb, Feb. IA
Cambridge, Barstow, Feb. !:
Ashburton, Huttleson, Feb. 26
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Switzerland Chadwick. Jan. 20
Westminster, Atwood, Feb. IL
st James. Sebor, Feb. "a
FROM HAvFE.
Vile de Lyon, Stoddard, Feb IL
UIlca, Hewitt, Feb. l6
Albany, Watson, Feb. "a
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
'EsE fsrlamcd and coeburd Pits, from Portugal,
we refceire TO be obtaiaed this county See sdvfaf
Gent tho last column. fourth page. ss
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THE
New York
College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, direct ID,
attention of the public to their
and highly concentrated Extract of
sARsAPARILLA,
which has been prepared greater
pcnse by novel process, never
as yet attempted in this
country and which they
have effected by
an apparatus
from
PARIS
Dr. BRASDE the editor Of OF the valuable Dctsn
ares OF the Matna Medica, speaks OF this article in
the most unqualified terms OF appreciation. He
that in The treatment Of rheumatism,
diseases Of the skim dyspepsia, debility,
scrofula, syphilis and all derange-
ments OF the system, tlis
medy possesses virtues
not observed
\ in
other
article Of the Matera Medica.
The sale Of during the last been immense Cures
Of lyery remarkable character have been effected by
use Of the have been rubshed the medical
ounas Is guaranteed be madc the choicest South
One bottle contains
seven times the quantity Of the active principle
contained in pint OF any Of the
ordinary preparations
Sold in Single bottle' at IS cents each.
Cases OF halta dozen, 81 so.
Cases Of one dozen, Is 90.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Oce Consulting Rooms Of the College, " Nassau NY
m20 lms