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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

From the Southern Quarterly Reriew ia, Ociode'.
We hail thu appearance u tins work suspicious event
III The history Of Biblical Literature. II Is aL rAceen'
k-,xcelicut III style flc material elegant III ex
terror AMI, not ouy but exceedingly fascinating ~
ms contents. w have read t-almUst must read
with. deep aud tindlmg interest equal To That inSiu
for ,coafs select rwbut for hole II addresses
sal the great of huuanIty and IL touching Eecous
or uast e,ruseyents oi the deepest lInpodnce,-lnn
tn response IN the breast, OF all classes OF l-n lici
and low rich and poor learned and liiteTae, young ana ol
W. cannot prde il ~ we do works winch admire s'ms
for their profound learning, and high literary excellence vi
these claims enduring popularity, IS not io"e'ti
pStitup Tie iasdIcug taste OF TN most c'tinus
critic hud nothing IN itz PAGES al Wilth 10 CAV
have been surprised 20 ind yoiumnous work such
uniform purity beauty, smp"Ity and almost perfection OF
throughout the who> aud msdrtinG grace dhd
fffaC tiua narrative Tn highest recommendation
this noble work. however remains to be inrntloheus
moral attr ctlonsls power engage lie affections o e
heart which made cling To tie book rs tn dear trend
Thu feelings with which take II ~, mixture oil owe
aud reverence made by re!ing wcIk
o uch pure and led tender they taught at least 10
re,,c Religion and Virtue illustrated IN The lives OF The
Patr,arc the PROPHETS the Apostles and te Divine ounder
M IN. Christian Faith Ihe may aud eei the ihFda'
md sautary consequences ch flow from obedience TO the
Divine Laws. exem Iir III the history OF individuals anu
Nations through the lapse OF centuries We are ~ati.
fled that the rersd! and sudy OF this ittiaci We ana Wteu
work will DO courTi the doubtful nh "t'stihR III
th. ruth Divine Rsvcttion, than all The learned
Christi their controversies VIII ,h,tiS
s,ncs the introduction of Christianity Us pictorial mus
r,.rous throw additional light the scripture hooe
r, p.rnliar interest the work IN many respects dnu
r mat and beautiful Specimens 1 the arr :" American GU
The of IN. WORK Ut being lurliS'i tt
The low pce 81 connected with ITS intrinsic Vaur
moderate circumstances ana tllt Slth
dor of Us AID It's numerous render
biz for the ceutI-dble, Gl IN" "et itls
ybo Libraries and beautiful and exceedingly interesting
trL
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German, hiIr,aI,acs,

i large su,iy OF German llmanacs for sale the Office OF
the New FORK Tribune. Price u! cents per dozen
his Almanac printed III the German language IN thu
usual 81 ye l German hmlnaCs, dnd contains,
pl,ou the usual variety oi reading mattel articles OF
great interest connected with the Industry and
Labor OF the county and ,i importance OF Protection
t, the Mechanics aud Wok,ngmen CT the United States
,c..ll.t Enolisl cuInI-atitlnn
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a MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR

X, j. Growers 633 Broadway where general assert.
mnt OF Books Stationery Fancy Articles and Games may be
selected sUitahls FOR Holiday Gifts
L Ctowen publishes Every Lady's Book Instructor
The Art Of making variety If Fancy Cakes Past
Confectionery, Blauc Mango, Jees Icst leas and other
useful information for ordinary ana holiday occasions By
Booksellers. do tJlis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

fi'HE PRACTICE. OF PHlSIC.--A Physician
ols ,tdhl,>li City practice about TO the
country oilers 10 dispose 81 II 20 conlelrnt Tron on very
ctSousbly terms. Tho ,ltutInu hnlds hNtc.s pros,
poets yuun. a profession mere eNeilrnced
practitioner uquirr 'uWgjat OF isitrl Minor Duc2rSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

iTNION DOOR SPRING. Those who regard
~ comfort. and p9cu MS fond (, King cold bv
the door berg lessy left op'n would consult economy
well rs hs.lt by having this desirable aud much improved
Sprin attached to their doors. For sale 81 john street
where orders may also b. left have hsm ABUSED n2o 2ms
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS,

OYsrsRs-PcKLEp OrsrERs of the best guilty can b.
had At HEcKER'S No . Anu-sl!set Friends and acQuan
rlucss ar e ed send orders God season for
tj,s n .,,,v> d2l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

RICH, AAlUSlNGAND INSTRUCTIVE BOOK
He who blends instruction with delight
Profit with pleasure, canes all the votes
Just Published, ruth highly finished Pgrtrau NJ.
,fJs distinguished Editor ENGRAVED on Ses! by DICK
SEARS GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE.
rl.uddly illustrated work comprising the iinsst series ol
presented the American public IN one
aJsom. large octave 800 pages elegantly bound rice
onIv s. So THIS splendid volume comprises within itseii
COMPLETE LIBRARY OF
Useful md Entertaining Il noWlcuSe,
ri,-d IN form familiar style. aud cosIous ~ nlorma-
embracing All OF subjects IN Literature
81
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LITERARY iDVERTlSE 1lENTS.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
). c. islk ::Is, Bookseller and Publisher,

). @ hlh EIs Bookseller nn: Publisher,
t29 fulton strrrf. near Nassau.
The GIir for .rlrnlld octave volume
The 1pll Pun ,, Coz The EIolays edited by y. r
The Pailor Arnus iaa.to l,- bguDd
The Rose OF sharou-a Religious Annual edited b. Miss
rdgarton.
1i,s WintegEeen, edited BY J2o Reese Esq-1n eesaa
yciGme.
The Youths keepsaSe. The Aunualstre sc. &c.
Ai.oe complete Assortment OF rch boand Bibles, PRAYER
Books Albums and Juvenils suitable! for gifts % inns
- MaSnificent Books Cor Presents.-D.
APPLalOE 60. 2UO Broadway, rssectiuly IuYIte the
anog OF 1e! customers md the cubic generally 20 their
extensive stock OF valuable Works the various departments
OF Literature suebr for te4pPo.chIc Holidays, co'n1is'
ING all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS, FOR 1871
Also, eh"lce assortment OF Standard aud illustrated
WorkS, OT7od raitIoHs OF the Bible, extra lnd
' slySt bindings, SC. Sc.
Also, juvenile Works in every variety.
n D. complies st ma? De had on application, gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

IA ANTS-lMPOKTA NJ. DO youwa pair
w Of India Rubber, AZ wholesale wice
Do you $ par OF Boots for 81 80
Do YOU o! Napoleon TdjS put your boots
Do YOU taboy of Leather rrescf'at''e, waterproof
These Lices wal he eusd wholesale prices the o!
the sftson At lis Maiden lane, below Pearl sueet.
Is I'm. GEO r.. BAKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

4 FEW SINGLE. GENTLEMEN can Obtain
a us John ~ pay able dry goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

EOOD BOARD with or without can be
VI obt'ined At p ChlI.slryct. di9 1--WE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
WATCHES AND JEWELRY--Hubbard

M ATCHES AND JEWELRY--Hubbard G
W Stone .Ol Broadway corner Of Walker ST. Goods Good
suitable for Holiday presents, such Gold and Shss
Watches. Gold CHAINS, Keys, Bua,lrs. Diamond hucy
Eme AID Opal ant, otes Stone aud PLAN Rings, liver Cups
sad Spoons, sc Ia conse the approaching Hol
Gays the latest kinds OF Jey from the manufactures VIII
e kept constantly hand Watches aud Jerery repaired
Old Watches Gold and Silver taken exchange bOush;
iJr cash. H. G STONE aOl Broadway,
dl2tiaulss Corner Waker-str--t
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A Ca /, -

~ 4. r. sEnrd respectfully informs his TRENDS AMI
the public that t continues the Bakin business at iS bakery
29 Fulton street the OF Geen"'c st where
h. iuyit call from those who wish 10 puIcha,e ahes 10"
the HOLIDAYS and assures em that they shall be FURNISHED
lt articles his ne equal not SUPERIOR 10 any offered
lii .l',t,., 10 Npu Ieiurcu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

TeIAN(IE TYRE IRON-The subscribers have
INST received from Ames's Iron Works Salisbury Corn..
mpes FlanEe Tyre for Locomotives and RAILROAD Car
and sw edged smoothly the rolled article R1itoad
Companies and Engineers viii be furnished with this article
OLIVER AMES, Falls Village Conn, or
MITCHELL s WITHERELL,
dl2 lmis IS Maiden Lane, n. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

~ Health, <ketcE. and C0ingort-i he OI.
ham HCuse oIk l'rorro af 2ntises
20 strangers stopping lew weeks III The cty sut, as
sseiy offered es'bly oe.ts'. on sifa ald eL5
mediate r1c,,Ey OF the principal Steamboat tcdHSJ II;
tIsus and neat lille rs t6e Is "uP
g hist sreliul.s and Fruits thai can he procured eI
clun. en,irey Animal FOOD and stmaauts OF all Kinds
Charges moderate and eorl made 70 render 6oaraeis
go, 49, jy25 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

SIfANItp - Cop,ial waned liz The Sll.k BusI
.sss. "a t's >'ya r"etnt % paItnes by sene.
III, couu'T,. ilu- acquainted With euspGN, and
uov large embellishments Inquire Of the PusLsH
rms osot T. b - AKEMlN. Est SECRETARY Of the Amer,
Institute . Woodbury., Esd, lilo Pearl with
whom LIFT, wrtn form, t outlines o., The proposed
,tigcmtrts nla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

10 $4,000 Ec,vnrd.-rhrse Thousand Dollars
a, be pad for The recovery and delivery OF the contents TO
the undersigned OF black leather batrk and about 20 m
ccs lon- and inches wide with the edges sharp twas
bound with wood, along the top aud bottom
also strapped nth iroa It belle we'd have been marked
Pomeroy s Co, or " P Coz on the sads; the said trunk
Is suposed 10 have been stolen from board the steamboat
I,ca on the J3,. n., Il contained large Of checks,
bank notes and drafts enclosed in packages carpet bags
and directed 10 de1eat brokers and banks the OF Nav
York
The above reward will De pad addition TO all other re-
wards offered by other persons interested.
POMsROY * co. Wall street, Y
Sew-York Dec. 10. 1873 dl8u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

'FU SILK GRuWLRa.-A RARE GRANGE
Iie subscribers, executors Sc of the late John pakc
ESD deceased have about of the MoIu. Multicau'
It's SIX years ptowth located rde.son New Jersey,
(where there ouGishng SILK Mandatory IN opera
ton) winch they oisr for salteiter the alone with
the cIound-on orable terms Or they would lease the
whole responsible person disposed engage the bnsi.
ABM GOODWIN,
dis 2wS tt ID. BURNETT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
CLAY SONG BOOK.

- T!.c National Clay Minis trel ana I'rIte
Wings Pvcke: uInpnniOu. Tor the fIesidenti4l
Canvas of Price 2s oes; 81 % per doAen Tor sale at
the office Of The Tribune
~ The Invisible Wig SO closely resembles tie
me-. hr,! Of HAIR thai sCercS a, have pro-
nouncc the perfect and OF The
dl The advantage Of this novel and unique "' It's
being made without sewing weaving, which causes H
closely resemble the natural har b"; III light
n,s md natural appearance, as 10 DEFY detection rs texture
Le,utIiu so porous and free that I'll Of
pespirar,on evaporation un!mpeded and the great evils OF
other WIS entirely avoided he sceItc aud c1nossf are
ecu ar method OF fitting the head the manufacturers
C. Bury li6 Broadway corner OF Liberty street. up stairs.
!7 inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27
CHRISTMAS
AMI re Az e 8 Es

OOUTHOlTY " MEYERS ;;4l Broadway, are
v Just opening of the richest stock OF Goods suitable
Tor the season To be found the CITY, aud respectfully lA'
,hc,T friends aud reblic call aud eAamins Amoa1
B0iJOlIST and MATCH HOLDERS, and POHCEL AIN
SHADES for Li,R,> cuni where else IN New OK
with great variety OF PAPER Meehe Goods anu @iucsS io
tlr Toilette of the richest description. 49,,
They nave also hand the varied stock N the Un,ted
STATE, Of ronz.d aud Or-moIu ChandeleIs Centre NJ an
;ej solar eiscroty!v iontains,} Bracket ana Neadi-
n cehdeab5 Gsadoss BTsGae g1 AsIS sS
MOS new and superb arlicls peculiarly suitable io
Packet, and Steam Ship; all Of Their oSH Ga
late + air OF the American lnstltute 90 9"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

rs'EA TRAYS AND KNIVES AND FORKS.
Ivory in sets OF 81 pieces aud dozens; also Knives
w. CarverS Nut pcas aud C,ckp also Self 1ip Ebony.
stag and Bone laudr Raves and Forks; Tea Trays Of goth
lc sandwich and common olm and sing!y Bread
cheese tnd Flt Tmys, with NTiey OF Housekeeping Az
tices, for sale " hole, ale and Teiai nv
NEW DOULp s. Russell, Importers of Hardware
aud Guns liO Fulton between Broadway and Nassau *.
Ky
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards Aucuonser.
II BANGS, RICHARDS u PLATT.-Store

JOSIAH MichtTtS, ArctionSeC.
X BANGS, RICHARDS u PLATT.-Store
~ lt1 Broadway
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec. n.
~ o'CEora 1t The Auction Room.
Gay books line Bibles, &eAl extensive collection
D. @ hhppa'' aud Emeel!tshL Books FINE b, bles and
r boqS> BOOKS IA XII, Bindings Jusebilr> Childtcns
- and : i9ISs if.i$ 1i works suite bic GIFTS
FRIDAY EVENING D,cttnb.t nd
AT Gci"cA, a, thu ton room,
NasuictBt and CoStI B0osSA large and rcb collection
~ !sd Books en- otscc several the most s,rrs,ve
nSruluceHt No ktpVeg rToducc-Al,o Fl.can, fmhe
i>b Books uc misunderstanding Aul, can Amp
tls-Ftpc Bihles Sc.
Amon the collection 6ne copy Of N.1nl.op,s
Wort Egypt y et.pha: olio Pitan.sSs ANTI
iuifieS Rome " inrsna folio, hundred fine ,n-
rayin.s D. Pcluy. Mosques ,nd Monuments os Cotdovs
"io splendid ,lis; Cori., Architecture 9nt Monuments
folio, e-st Plates, Cooper broaTs ~ Cattle
pi.n,i plss executed imitation .! dEtw'AsS loho, Her
cu mum It PomfS vols imperial Sno coatsinS upwards
1909 plates Rogers Poems md lDly, splendid illustrated
Irous carfeids Coast Scenery, Gallery OF The haiShas
II france tindeu's T1hsaux elegantly eo,ored;
bevy Chass illustrated ito, SIR rhomrs Ldwrnces Gems.
&c. WORKS on Botany and horticulture. splendid Colored
Flatss.
FURNITURE, NUTlGE-Soia Bedstcad$ Ne.
I y COTTON would inform al who want u Far
tyScnIl,u. that n. IS r;-pacd to iatntSh and
is rau ~, aII large assortment including
s,ty sEd economy sr wp,hcui .sr eq-s it, puhiic
viycd TO call ana isr,aiso. sH c!hri and, Of
Nciea siravs 90 hand
Thoss hreskrS ~ cu,SAef ms w'shnS 10 'e all OF
Urruoa o. tl,at Furniture :" ms resdy SIr ey ssSS
- jlic ~ ca'ila: u9cu tiF SUBSCRIBE
S,gs b. .tuctiCn ts,uhtuiiy attsuGri
sucbNti COTTON. il3 fulton All ~ Ann ,ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

r. DE-. Felix GG,traut'S POuGrc Subtle
Ill completely permanent eradicate >utuous i'una!
hair cnaes' upper lips tiie hii cgncssli2 bread 'id
elevated forehead the stub1Uui beard OF man. any hind ~
su.tuou, Iiir BE suret Get The genuine the original
Office, 81 Wolkcrst.eet, one door from !iroadMay
,yT bottle, directions French sud Epslisi
tgcnis-t;utllre Maiden lane. Albany; Myers, New
Ha.rs Brown, rs CllesuutsiI,t PEn 't ha jordan
Mik-scet Boston; Gray PoucktcSle Green, Worcester;
Cctou Lowell; g. Dyer T. Providence; Atthewson >oi-
wic; Toisev, Rochester, \ y Gmli1 Bangor Whit,
Calais C.. Hcmstreet Troy Carswe LCckport
tan tested before buying Piuo' positive ts and
mistake 90 iii'SiI
N = Sy'tvnn!n AsaOcinL!un.--Uiitc. No. q
Fine St THIRD story Open from 10 20 IL a NJ Information
checriuIly gwen The Constitution rivun. Jyl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW-YORK.-
~ TO UP TOWN GROCERS AND FAMILIES
Sperm OIL. Winter and Fall steamed, oleacied white and
natural,
Sea ELEPHANT oI do do do do do 10
Linsesd Oh, raw snd boilec
Olive Oil, la bottle, and BETTE.
N-atsoot OH
Alcohol and Camphne,
Patent, Sperm AMI ,teaIiUe candles.
The above stand the weather. and To be OF first
quality Tor Parlo and Astral LAMPS For sale by cask
barrel gallon, qlArt and pint-cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

NEW FRUITS, &c Bunch and Sultana Rals-
ms Malaga Grapes dried Cur4nts Punes Citron Fgs
payer and s9ft se,d Almonds Ensl'ah Wslnu,s Brazil
Fruits Spices &c &c for sale, wholesar and retail, On
The NEST reasonable terms, BY J. q. FOWLER,
$50 Greenwich St. corner Murray.
Also. ened hte and yellow Sugars aud Molasscs, &c
y BFamIlss and Dealers from the Country request
ID call aud the above stock previous To purchasing
A lvv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

NEw BRUNSWICK, NJ, Sept % l8lJ.
rrer,,d and sold wholesale and retail and for expectation
BY SANDS CO, Druggists and Chemists GF N.
York Sold also by A. 3. * D. Sands Druggists, Nos 70
Fulton David sands and X G9 S1 rss a though
ont the United States Price pei bottle SIX bottles 81
Teubc requested to 1Tnmns, ,msl ,nl
emaTk ABLE cures OF the difficult class OF diseases TO
which the human frame subject and ask Tor Sandss Sar
H. l,,L lie M nIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

BRUSSELS CARPETINt;
u just received: an ,nyeire ol BRUSSELS
T. Aipt llN(iS which Nh our stock hand comprise
the spl4ndld assortment iIl. Gty-io sale chea by
{ ". SMITH s COM?ASf.
J2l 2wis 2ji Broaiway Composite Citg Hatl,)
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ENCJJSH DRI1iH1ETS

- A small invoice OF superior quaIity, nav pat
tens anu b.isI, coors-for sal. cLe1p by
e.. w. SMITH COMPANY.
l2l 2sis 2jt Broadway, (Orposite CITY Ildil.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

JUN z NIUNNISUN,
No. 1853 Grccnw ich-street, between Fpsey Fulton
Deass in Drugs Aedicnes Pants, Dye Woods Teas and
Grocers' articles; Dyers Manufacturers rape.-Aakers
DlstilleTs ConectIoues Brewers, Beer Makers Bakers
and Paper Stanars' al tIcleg dig I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

Before the first bottle al used perceived i'm
the appearance Of the eruption; but the change
was so rapid for better that could scarcely Sro
oede,cc the evidence Of own W. continued &
Parents would Saylf have children suffering with
any disease of the ku Sands :arsaparlt With iee
iuEs of gratitude and respect, yours, &c
ELlHU AND SARAH SOUTHMh9D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

a Photograph Of lady from Professor Pumbes esLao-
p30 I'm. Public Ledger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

believe you have not claimed ior your slrsa"fl ma
pacu adapted To The tornentug disease 10 when
subject but have doubt was the means 9 my ~
and should have no hesitation M recommenlns to
Others may be suffering from Neuralgia. The rationale
o its success. is, | think not deflcult Of explanation
= Several metallic preparations. such as nitrate OF snNe
and arsenic much relied IN late years but they
failed N my Respectfully your friend and or syy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

BUYERS or JEWELRY would do we'll TO
- call the subscriber, who has 70, sale al the modem
patterns Of Bfaceiets, Breast Pima, CHAINS, Finger Rings
Locke Pencils and Spectacles variety similar
goods whlcl, will be sold cheap ALBERT BEACH
IL tns III Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

LNOR SALE OK LEASE.-I urty-two Lots OF
4 Ground Harsmus IN j. bounded by Jersey Avenue.
aud Ere, Hasluus sad South tsee about one mile from
Jersey City For particulars inquire at No. AZ chatham
.trsei d. 2me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKS, CLOAKS, &c.--Extrs Beaver aud Pilot
Clou, Goats, Winter flocks Sacks Be Also extra
and medium qualify Cloth C"sss for sale 23 Boadwaye
-A nIa slf --0.- = -. Whi n JENNINGS eco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

DRlSTOLS SARSAPARILLA--Esta
ID 10 ycars-aIproved By the Medical pror'e
tor of TN, invaluable medicine has received ana luoshsa
many hundred certificates Of remarkable cures performed o
tins article alone many having been even over aeI
(muitss resorts the advertised specifies OF Tie Jay he
sole merit of this article has gwen II basis winch hltitos
cannot attain all where disease has IT'S origin IN An
STATE of the blood has failed 10 restore the
afflicted to health and happiness The following comp ain
which tend inevitably To coESunpIon give way " us all
powerful healing influence:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-08
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polnif0en Seloen
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ibin9ton meiter, lporouf &o5clusfo nit ieiz
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Des selbab; bic @ele9enbeit bot ii6
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fenibaft uno &apferfeit entrpidelte. Sor
allen aber CAB ii6 tdslib mebr nno mebr
icin erober Gborafter FUND. ST wuroe
gum Sffi5ier ernonnt, uno Sei6nete iteb
au1 ol5 lolber aus.
ST mar erf fur5e 3eit in 2(merifa 9e=
peien, ols ct einen belonoern Setpeis ieiz
nes unerI Ibutterlieben Miutbes als Gapiz
tin elmer Sreispiui9en gompa9nie lieferte.
Ole 9enerdle See uno Gontpap bemerften
lln9ea6tet oes belBen &ompfes o.S6lo6t,
bon Der iie umrinet tparen (oieie S6la6t
wuroe, ipenn uns bas @eodbtniB nibt
trdst, am 3ulammenflui1e bes 9roben uno
fleinen peoee in SibzGarolina 9eliefert)
NIT srober 3ufrieoenbeit oab cine ibrer
Gompasnien ben iibri9en piel poraus spar
unb ibre 2(n9rife in better Sronun9 aus
fGbrte.
,@er fabrte Die erfte @ampasnie 2"
fraete Sen. @onwap am Qbenbe oieies
oeafrpiroi9en Sa9es feline 8offensefabrz
ten.
,G6 mar ein iun9er pole bon eoler 9e.
burt, aber orm-iein Stome 1T tpenn mir
ni6t irren, &osciusfc." loutete bic Nntz
MORT.
Der Slang oeS unselp6bnliben gtamens
Den ct faum aus5uipreben permo6te, ers
flute ben Selbberrn NIT einem 70 lebbaf.
ten 8unl1e, oes brapen 8remolinss Se:
fanntfbaft 5u MAIDEN, oab ct fein pfert
gu iatteln befabl, uno oaB er in ben eini9'
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2(ae iun9e Mdo6en bremen Dor Sez
steroe nab Mannbeim 5u rellen ipdbreno
Die iunsen @anner nab Srouenitein
lpouen; oft ober tperoen unri6tise 8ese
ein9eibla9en. 9eW6bnli6 errei6en Die
Wdo6en aus SbGnbauien bolo ibr 3iel,
sumal wenn ie bablbes Geiieselo, uno
bic 2(usfi6t boben einen olten, Snfel
in oer soloenen 2(ue gu beerben. Demz
un9eabtet aber reilen fie AUDI oft Dot
@ladltaot, oem 3iele unieres Strebens
porbei. Darum mo9en fte ia aibt Den
g8es iber @ilenburs ionoern iiber Borte
burg nebmen; Defenders ober m69en fie
iib bitten por ben Mdnnern, Die oft bon
eodenbatb uno Stei5enifein ipre6en, oenn
oiele ftno 9etp6bnli0 aus 8inoed. Col
cben 8inobeuteln 9ebt aus Dem Bese,
uno reist init ibnen beionoers ni6t na6
&dBnabt, bon no aus fbon 70 piele nab
ammenoorf 9ei6icft tpuroen, tpober oer
gBe9 na6 Slei6erooe, Gramsbcrf uno