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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

nrn ia a0fyiludo. lInt there u NJ
BOUNDARY IN his inalterbeyund which
10 inno should go, Every respect
should bc had 10 tho right, feelings,
and safety Of The STAKEHOLDER .
II ~ because, NJ. Editor, J held
ttaI the people ofiho south, who ars
,laye.holdcri, have nghts guaranteed
10 them by lhc constitution Of tie u.
mon, That would see Ihem protected
from tho sery,lc war which awaits
them the moment that Texas be-
comes a fee state. Aud how Is that
to be donol BY admitting II Into We
Union as slaye State. And while
| would see Ibis done ut once, for the
sake of the south, look equally to
the protection of the free labor Of the
north, and to the preservation Of our
glorious Union. ! am, sir, for cxttii.
ding the Institution Of slavery in the
southwest, because its extension IN
that quarter will soon see II abolished
! in Maryland, Virginia and Kentucky;
because the interests OF these latter
states will, in that event, more speed
lily require its adjustment, as Is plain
to the most ordinary observer.
Nothing leads more rapidly TO the
meloraton and even extirpation Of
am evil, than tolerance of It in 9TH
ers. Behold the spread Of Christian
ity in the midst Of paganism. ltmade
no war OF abolition upon craven I'M
ages. IL tolerated image worship ~
those who chose such mode Of rell'
eious devotion. Ii never once inva
| dcd the rights Of the pagan; but 1T
followers pursued the path OF toler
ance and charity chalked oatior then
! by the hand of wisdom. and pagan
ism in due time disappeascd. 70 o
SLAVERY. Lit lis opponent informed
die not with it. Let him abstain from
interfering with the Shareholder, ane
his example will do a thousandiolt
mole good than Incorporate dcnuncl
alton ofslavery, or the onsot al
the abolition societies on the face 0
The globe. 1t is from consideration
I such as these, Mr.. Editor, that an
firmly Of the belief that the extcnsiol
of slavery in Texas, and Us admission
into the Union, will be the means Q
freeing, at an early period, MARYLAND
Virginia and Kentucky from TINS IN
stitntion, and above all, will proven
; The dissolution of the Union, instea'
Of cau-ing it, as prophesied by TN
opponents Of carrying our boundar.
10 The River of the North.
/ hope, sir, that the HINTS her
thrown out will not be lost upon tn
unprediudiced reader, but that ne WI
act upon them, and lay the subJec
+, before bis neighbor in its full exten'
SABINE.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

6e-To delicate minds the unfortu-
nate are always objects Of respect.
AS the ancients held sacred those
places which had been blasted by
lightning, SO the feeling heart con-
siders the afflicted as having been
touched by the hand of God himself.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

Hon. ]. THoMpsoN.-Thompso is,
by all accounts, sweeping the north
before him. Never has he been more
popular than at present. Hundreds
dock to hear his speeches, and wher-
ever he goes, has always q large au.
hence. We hear that the issue which
the wings have made on the bond
will give him at least one
hundred and fifty anti-bond wing
votes. - Relormer,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
nav ORLEANS MONEY MARKET
coRREcTEp WEEKLY. FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

Do Paris, oO DAYS $50
Do New York, at sight par az u'S
Do New York, 90 DAYS, u'e'
Do Boston, at sight II ~ Pih
Do Boston, so days par aaprm
DO Philadelphia, sight l4aia Prni
Do Philadelphia, 60 dayspraa ols
DO Baltimore, at sight 1t ala pthl
Do Baltimore, 60 days par ~ pfnl
q. States Treasury Notes, iais III
Soyereigns Vi s4aS1 81
SPANISH Doubloons SIG rs aSl6 81
Patriot Do 30 9 y -. -
American oo'a 50 soas3 90
~ lranc p na,,ars - par.
Mexican Dollars Bar.
lial' Do''"' par al prm
CRY BANKS.
W." novs snec,e.
Bank o. l1ohiS''" nays specie.
Gass BANS readers, pays specie.
Hlec'la' 81, paws specie.
Union na''N pa,s specie.
L'ty DanN s,ota p,nk pays specie.
Lou'S, n Ds.>L nays specie.
Carroii'oh D"'n laws snecie.
Lamar Dal i p.nL ii a 9 dis.
Consolidated Bank - 35aSS dis'
Citizens Bank - 29a3l dis.
Improvement Bank - 5sa6o DIS
EvcI,anoe Bank =. 81 a 30 dls.
,ponL of Orleans 47a49 dis.
Atchafalaya Bank 7sas0 dis.
ntcila,' Natchaz c,ksl ~
on Merchants Blk N. O}
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

0TWho ever is honest, generous,
honorable, and candid, is true gem
tleman Whether learned or unlearned,
rich or poor.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

~. The general council have paced
ordinances laying heavy nxe. upon
VII carts employed 10 carry ing daily
supplies u the ncccssarica ~ life TO
the poor mans door Bread cnrts,
b or carts ard milk carts are loaded
with exorbilnni and oppressive taxes,
which come from the poe kcts Of The
people who consume these tbiog', u
those people are the poor.
The rich man NJ, yer buys beer
from one OF those cnris--hc uses
Scotch ale and English porter, aud
highly priced madia and clarct. DO
YOU ever see u bread cart stop at the
door of n rich msni No. lie has his
bread and soft buiscuit baked at
home, or he sends his servant TO his
baker for them. The same Of milk
carts. The rich man has his own
cows, he would faint at the idea OF
tasting the milk that Is carried about
the streets in carts. DO you not per-
ceiyc fellow citizens that all this tax
alton comes from the pockets Of the
poors The persons who sell the ar
ltirlcs taxed are Obliged to lay the
amount of The taxation on the price
that the consumr pays for them
mot cent of these oppressive taxes
comes from the pockets Of the rich. !
There is no redress for those
wrongs but in change OF coun ills
throughout the first and third munich
palities. IL the General Council be
lief much longer to proceed IN their
career, they will tax schoolmasters 10
prevent the poor from educating
their children. They have already
taxed the food that VIC nourish our
bodies with, and what will prevent
them from taxing the food OF the
mind!
i The rich mans carriage, which he
keeps for his luxury and pleasure, is
taxed only half as much as the pro-
vision carts, that supply the daily
bread OF the poor. "A p 'or man l.
flobliged to ride in an omnibus it his
business calls him to a distant part o.
, 1.-THE city, and that omnibut is taxed
j more than four times as much rs th'
!, rich mans carriage!
n Is It not plain fom these incontessl
BILE facts that the wings are always q
war with the poor' There is not
man in humble circumstances, within
/ the limits OF the three municipalities
. who does not pay his daily tribute tt
! support his arrogant rich neighbors
The becr that invigoratcs his frame
!, after day oftoil, the milk that nour
sli.hes his wife and children, the breat
/ that allays his hunger,the vehicle tina
carries him when he is unable t
!. walk, are all laid under heavy con
ltribution in order that the rich ma,
hive cheap and enjoy their luxuries a
: his expense.-N o. CoMriess
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/. C. HARRIS,

j. G. HARRIS,
poot and Shoemaker, and repalfer.
Shop in the back room Of the old
RaaI Estate Bank, opposite the Court
'i 'T'ouisyille, Mississippi, Aug, ~:
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A CARD.
DENTISTRY.

/ E'hE branch oi MEDICAL SCIENCE, viii n
= Dr. PLEAsANTs has made special Object Of Pret,s
/ 81 ohee, in Boshers Row
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

Trnss os srssesiruoso City sub-efs. $500 per war
nd for shorter Fsnol whsn b, mail so-pay.bl. In
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ADvrsrsissFor OF een Cof le one n.-r
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Annual Advertisers charged ESQ r two squares. ana 4, tina,
opeon for advertisements greater nr and $40 sor an.
are -resrt Aoe'cn.or ami Los dcae who ar. charged
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TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
SMITH. DRINKER a MoRRIs

SMITH DRiSKER MORRIS
HO"iiI NSi. to Remarkable Place. OH Han. n - .
ahd scenes illustrative Of striking passages In no.
ee"t ~ 'ne counties OF Durham nd poeN'l
WIN howift author Of Rural Life IN rnt. sseN1i
L.s J. EeRorE with sketches pronincnr .,,r~- -
iahs tnealea schools hospitals Literary person., Pn
by Wn Gibson NJ D. professor Of Surgery ~ ~ ee
Of Pennsylvania. 'se'9 IN inc oniversfy
-, IsAAssf 70 SocliIS-CHISA SIAs AND Mr.r.,
ne has,ern Courts Of Cochin China sam ana No., 10y 70
states Soop Of war Peacock David Cesengr "a Us =
the years ls32-'3+, BY Edmund Rob.r,. curing
a nofAor HorsD rHE WoRLB, Including an r-,h.. ~,
ana sam IN 1856 and 1877 BY w s w s'uses
g. s'on - he = Navy Member the Acas,ux 81 go,
re N''' VI ihree yeas IN the Pac
p. - ~ % M oy rHE CALIPr along the sl,o-.. -, -
r. .uH ana tnr Mediterranean, including 49,. -. ~. ~
Stet ESQ. p. r. =. &c. &c S'SOu@ bS J. X Well
= 49, rs 10 hrHioo isLsND CruA. Ge,-S.rr,r,x. s IT,
80 eoinp'ising Aexieo. Mne- or Ri A. 49,
~ tmsa Saes and tbe British Colonies with an on.e'
islsnd q Cuba, b. Henry Tudor E.or " III"
iANELs II EiEnrE AND EAsT.-Embr,ei,. .-c.,
TOUT through Great Britain Ire,ard F,r~ p'
.'Ss>a' Sshony' bohemia. Austria Bav,r,. s,
Nm ~ LesesHy th~ Papa States NeapoHsn noa
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uaey Notaava Wallehia. Hungary; ~ ~ 80. ai.ho
"a 2s " INC H's''''s Of New forh-
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oSI or misplaced from our Store on Cary
seet on The night Of tx FIRE At the Tr,pLt
son ~o ootes singh loaf and and bore. Of Wo..y
sugar. sI half borcs II Browns three bore. Of
Barnes Cos Ares kss one barrel to A
Gee7 PkppIsu I. mr. ,z,.,
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ao beautiful lo q white AMI Slippers q & atest
siyle. foe sale Oyy, BY SNNL PCTNEY
de u one dior above Hubbard GARDNER 4 Co
ElOSrON HUn.-lsHiins from schr. t'nion % br. Fsi
~ tons Rum. de u WILLIAMS 4 HANALI.
q 'ARPErs, CARPETS, CARPETs-scung At very reduced
- prices to eisse al, FOR the scason. BY
~ u W. MEREDITH
Nj ARKET PRICE gwen FLAX SEED and BEEsNAX b.
w d u J. u. EtsrACE a SON
NM l be- hr~i The hShest bLi~f. q The Den
w Tavern, Monday, bs 2b day OF January b- Negroes
belonging 10 the of Zaehssh MeGrer eonnr a
Men and Women. hrst several wagon dryu
eoos. and field haDds. ny order u uhe Executor.
Dc 81 q pNnNEY CAUTHoRN
HAYNES ENPECrORASr-A valuable remedy for Cough.
- Coti- ConsupptoH Asthma &C. supply always on hand
and Tor ssie, Al r. JOHNSTONs
d. - Medical Emporium
n Et.ItO BIankets and Kerscys. renewed and FOR
= 49, very cheap. BY dean " MEREDITH
NIACKEREL.-Pnme Massersl lNos T. . spd y in b,.
w hf barr, AMI quarter just received ami fr al b.
A TAYTnU
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ROBERT MOTT.

.sst door 70 o> ErcAa-xs Ba-k. R.ei-.-x J1,ys-.r
AZ received further supply VI Cou~l oo>,
Narnshe~ with Painter. brushes Bsnder. An s..o
me NJ Of Fneneh ami American ww Ga-- a,e. from aro 20
oorss inches all Of which ed os wok up o, the
rsasonsh. terms. y = -
IA large supply OF soap Paint for -al- L.,. a.
perior paint for Tin shing-d Roof.
Do
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REMOVED

..'N5aN q cos oh Dominion Clothing stor. ,o,hs -
E,,,-, Ga s rer and facing the Frsnkln Ho,el CJobn
: '" - I"use froni Governor
kpo,.n ~ ~ h opportunity and method q maxim. IN
70 ne eiuzsns Of Richmond vicinity nd ~. s., :, =
suy @ s p on hand Clothing Of kind and nor e,per
reduced Dr,e % APpro@eiang seasons we viii seH Al
,eet out 80 we respectfully TO can AMI IN
o sy a. ,Ss, ~ sSh-. they want The goods or not An r
he money ,s PA,e N every respect may returned and
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LEWIS WEBB
OFFERS FOR SALE,
SS0 BAGS PORTO RICO
"~cO 40 do sup-nor lava
do Cuba
- N Rio CoFfEks-
rs do Laguira
100 Ahloan
10 do Manoaibo
Chocolate
Teas Gungowdsr Pouebous
HID. Cuba EARNEST
Lnafand Lung, various qu.ii,..
- hbds Trinidad Moa,ss.
No , Maeker,i
Roe Heunss
Mes PORK
Tanner. Oh
Tar, Pitch and Ro-in
900 boIes Brown Soap
BoHes vsriegast White se.n1ei st,an
sperrn- HuTs Patent and Tar0,E CaI.ll-
P.ah Barley
Pepper and Pimento
Race and Ground Ginger
London Mustard
saeks Liverpool Blown Sak
sAt Petr.
Bows Ensh.h Refined Table sak
AHosHis AMI Bunch Raisins
LONDON Porter and Wines OF kiats
saaa-r Indigo and coppera.
Birthstone
Window Gas and Lirsl.
sole leather varlous qualities
kas-eT Upper Leather cAfskins
Viewers Bar Iron and Hoop Iron
$50 Kegs Cut Nails and Brad-
$50 bags sbo; and Lead
Sporting Powder, Kegs and eaai-s-r,
Blasting Powder
IS hrkins Butter
Chess in easss and bores
Pine ArpLe Cheese
Manufactured Tobacco
30 dozen Painted Bucket.
200 Wood War;
Com Brcouas
Whiting Letter .nd Wrapping P.ps4
Mania BED CORDS.
e sasa' LEADING Llsn-
n bales Wool
JOG bales No and Cotton oznabur-.
50 do and Brown shirtinzs
80 do - Sbestinr.
1900 bs Cotton Yarns
Cotton Wrapping Irvine and Camille VIII
Knitting Cotton and Batting
Bales Virginia Cotton
sone Ware Of se'eTnerhorn'. ma nuf.cuire. &e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-15
DIR. ALIENS

BALSAM OF HOAKHUUND,
LiVEEWORT AND PLEURISY ROOT.
EOH Consumption and Liver Complaint, Colds Coughs.
Splitting Of Blood Csauh Asthma Difficulty OF Breathing
Pain the Side Palpation OF the Heart Oppression and
Of the Chest Peursy Hectic Fever Night Sweats Diff
cult and Proiue Expectoaton and all Affections Chest
Lungs aud Liver.
Consumpt,on and Bad CouEhThis is certify that ons
bottle OF Dr. Aliens Balsan of Hoarhound Liverwort and
Plsurisy Root has cured Of cough after having tried
many other remedies without the least benefit.
JAMES BACKMAN,
No, 1875 James street.
Rev Dr. John Scott that he has made DIR
lens Basam Of Hoarhound Lverwort and Pieurisy Root
himself that church have also used it with the
effect He feels bound make this public
statement and hopes that all cegymen visiting those labor
ng under consumption will advise them TO try Dr. Aliens
Balsam.
Liver Complaint CuredDr Allen-Dear Sir:I have used
your Balsam of Horehound, Liyerwo and Peursy Root
practice for months and from the wonderful e
had fully satisfied that
virtues the of liver complaint and consumption do
strongly recommend TO ths public and 20 the acnlty
Respectfully, J.sD RICHARDSON, NJ ID.
Hudson, Aug. l, 1913
Sold by William A. Tyler wholesale agent SO Barclay st.
and by f. NJ Guion corner OF Bowsry and Grand street.
I'm zee
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MEDICAL, CARD.

OFFICE, No. 1876 Fulton street DIR. FAWCETT, Men,
Der of IN: Royal College Of Surgeons of London and Edn-
burgh Member of the Jefferson Medical College of Phla-
dephs author of several works the generave organs
his piactice certain class of delicate all
affections will yield his mode Of treatment without
curry
Constitutional debility impotereJ, sery, seminal weak
nocturnal emissions and all those deporabe diseases
which brought by secret destructive habit of neons
youth and other indugnces Of the
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation Of
premature decay see Dr. Fswcett work these subects
beadcally cured and the restored health and
Structures Of the pethra extending far the prostate
eed by the bad of disease and frequently they org
from mastubaon be radically cured by DTsFaw
cett, at 1876 Fulton street.
is the eldest advertising Physician in the city;
his diplomas from London, Edinburgh and Philadelphia,
hung up large frame. his oic. whers his werks be
obtained prcs Imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-15

WANTED by ofgcod steady baoits, situation
" Coarhmsn he rs willing TO act ~ almost auy other ca
his employer. Unque sonsble
given character Address L. Nj tins
Office 90 Roosevelt st. MD 3fec
NURSE WANTED-A respectable youog woman who
IN needle well and lend child, will hear Of
good place applying A the desk OF this Office Ill
ton street, cemrr Of Nassau. MA 3te
NEITHER QUACKERY NOR HUMBUG.-Dr. J.
IN EVANS has removed his Old Gaens Head Dspenssry 10
288 Pearl Beekman where he continues
his speedy and eectua and of all delicate
diseases how complicated and where the eai old
Dr. Evans will be found By hs curing friends.
and forty live ene practitioner
preference then Dr. E. would direct the attention OF dis
public Investigation Of his claims he wishes the
be spprlea there Other Dr. Evans his
neishborhood that has whatever
other Offices charges moderate hi, consultations strictly
confidential.
N B-Observe the number, mistakes be dangerous.
( mis-
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x.n.up T T1N MAR y ~ L a

MADAME RESTEtL'S PREVENTIVE rOWDERS,
Those invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but France PARTICULAR r upve-ds thirty yesIs
well as by thousands this county, being the only mild.
safe and efkcacous remedy for married ladies' whose health
fnrbids q toe rapid increase of family.
Madame hesell a. we'll known, was for thirty 70
those OF Vienna and Parshere favored BY great
and opportunities she attained that celebrity i
those great discoveries in medical specially adapted
to the female frame for which her medicines now stand
vale e well in this country a. in EurePs Her se9psnt-
snabe hsr-by tracing the decline and ii health OF married
pd aad sen apparently nsxpca6le canse. which eoisr
to arrive at kneysdg Of the primary causes Of female .
the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powders Their
bat the life Of asctonee wife aud fond
The advertiser feeling the Importance Of this subject and
tmatng the vast benefits rsung thousands by their adop-
tion would the attention Of the
RED by all that they hold and dear their
IL not wise and vrtuous to evils 10 which
subject by simple and healthy within CONTROL
Every dspassionate yuous and enlightened mind will unhe
stangy in the affirmative Price five dollars pack
accompanied with full and particular directions They
can be forwarded by mail Of the Uniesd States Al
letter. must be postpaid and addressed MADAME RES
TELL, Female Physician Principal Office Hs Greenyich
street New York Office houn from Am. to O'Clock PM.
Boston office. No. Essex st. ol0 2msr
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE
THE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-

TIVE sgSLhoWikd EEMAKSs viii PLACE BE,
sg%e Occurrence sns often rtts !" PERSONS OsS are 10;
tsay SsiSs
s:p sss ssa &c
s. s,s f ssf, etls ss ss sss I
y %s .sss,s q &: ssy q shs.s ssS.rl.
wei known that Structure result Of badly treated
or @ ' %os 1 ss
Now there no pain or n gef and Therefore
hs 9sss i%e:: chronic
81 f.
cause many serious not only Of sexual but those
But what especially leads tie at.epton of from A. d.orde,
70 he en H II os
III, nd.sS any I
rupd .eam Of urine Belong. only to the worst Of cases.
and prevent this very state that these remarks pub
,ssysnsss howsy which isnersns advertising gsOpl.
how this description this city and that
ey VIII e uas Which @ buy
nedsteiy acnowedge that ali the medicine IN the World
writer SS'as
wso hnye all an a.. Of
bat whom seeing the real of the he has cured
VIII Of prey.a.ing hs.. impo.son. therefore. j.
s sssas the g'sf few sse ass 6.
easily for although the symptoms Of this disease
se
TIE nAr. NE o. h.; bean already said tn.
attenyely after finished and the clothes
nothing is more indicative Of structure The next is
The TINE GoNoRRHGA HAS REMAINED UrcUREp.-
and not produce etue for one Is naturally more dpose
structure than another but general rule If it should be
sufficient ground at least for the suspicion Of The
The EyrEcr srR,cruRE HAS yroS THE MIrD.-Th.
s ss Of dn is che and d, e;.sS both
effects Not however that it is alike in every nd
vidua but that the rarely sees case
lure land he sees many every day. in which the patient
sness as formerly gratifying also %i;oss. he Uniform n
return of spirits and the disappearing Of other maades the
With regard cure Structure on this subject is sui
fcnt observe land stated with confidence and plea
spr that this is certain free from pain. and generally accom-
this and such the practical experience Of writer
days as formerly it demanded months.
The writer also begs that for those who wish to
called THE PsIv4Ts TsnXrr in which not only ste
but the of all those diseases which require
Is adsaS Sdwsv that ose who n 'as
possible should consult the author personally and nothing
will surprise them more than the ease and certainty Of his
who iAay have to wait little.
oAly now remain; to word the ground
may rely with eontdence what has been advanced With
this view Dr. Ralph begs to state that beside his rank
Of those diseases both hospital and city practice for more
than thirty years. and has published editions Of work
eminent physicians Europe the most eminent in
Amercaas Sir Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott, Of New York
pI phyck Of phladePhia and Others and that he
Dr. Ralph consulted hi, private residences. No. ss Green
consulted by post The little volume above referred
dollar. oil lmsr
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

A. DE BOUDELOQUE, MD, LISBON, TOKTUGALi
TiHE Scientific combination Of INGREDIENTS of which these
ration of The world They known all Europe 30
The only discovered that has proved invariably
cey,an In producnn the monthly Thar certainty
case, such that they must nor be used during pregnancy
produce miscs rrfage IL used during that period.
The directions translated into English, and enyeoped
,onr with the the importer, stamped.
tain the signature Of M de Bqudeloqgs and the English d.
rcctons signature Of Dr. r. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the continent OF America.
the United States Office lag Liberty street near Grenwch 4,
IN Boston No Salem street. Letters directed Dr. +.
Meveau boz "a, New Yok, will with immediate atteu
ton All letters must be post paid. oio 2md&w"r
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DOCTOR BELL

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention daily
I'll NJ to the removal OF private diseases in every
treated by Or pretended paetton.
9uack nostums and all who the remains Of disease
lurking In the SYSTEM consult Dr. B. always with
Ire contemplating MARRIAGE who have been the sub
Jec diseases, consult Dr. Bell with honorable
commence Post paid letters the of
instance nave ms prompt attention. Dr. b treatment never
-
ne lmHr ~"' NS"'N $500 -'NN-''"''
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

1904 PEARL STREET, LATE l08 BEEKMAN,
THE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and dursb
of his work desires inform his patrons and the pub
lie that he is now to sui. the economical tendency Of the
times making Of the best quality reduction
Of twenty from former and less believed, by
twenty cent than of the quality made by
the cheap houses in this city
In order that gentlemen understand what is by
cheapness the following bill Of submitted their
sderaton with that the goods shall be OF the first
quality, and the fit unexceptionable.
Superior West of England Cloth Coats ....Si2 to IS
Pants of black or fancy double milled csss.. to
Making and trimming the best style, the follow ing
prces:-
3
Pants and Vests ..... Ia to IN
All orders executed with punctuality and dispatch.
o25 lmsr JOHN MOFFAT.