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The Whig standard., 1843-12-09
WHEN WILL THE PUBLIC CEASE TO BE
. wv HUMBuGGEDAP. w RROU.NIAl1 Mer-

w HUMBuGG GED?-P. W. BROW.NI.NIs, Mer-
chant Tailor, in opposition to all humbuggers most
respectfully requests members of Congress and stran-
gers visiting the city, not to purchase their clothing
before calling to examine his large and superior stock
of French and English Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ngs of the latest styles he is prepared to prove to
them, that he is selling the same article Of clothing
from 20 to 25 per cent. cheaper than certain dry
goods sorekeepers that wish to take the trade out Of
the taors' hands by holding out false pretences TO
the public that they are selling suits of clothes from
$40 S20 cheaper than they be purchased else
where. lwant to know how it possible for any set
Of men that have practical knowledge of the busi-
ness to sell cothes cheaper than practical talors-
men that know more about making coats than they
know about laying gbrick-notwithstandng all their
arrangements with the celebrated taors to cut and
make their clothes, and their great facilities for buy
ing goods, unless they have facility for buying with
out paying for themi ! am determined TO undersell
them, and not to sacrifice my trade to such an ava
rcious set of men until the last dollar is gone All
ask is for you to call and examine for yourselves.
A SHORT LIST OF PRICES.
Dress coats, good wool-dyed black, ais
Do do super IS
Do do a beautiful article, French or English, 20
Beautiful Cloth Cloaks, 90
The above goods will be found ready made or. i
preferred he will make to order at the same prcef
every article in proportion with the above prices to
complete gentlemans wardrobe &
IL Between Sd and a. streets, Granite row.
ROOMS TO RENT.-Sx furnished Chambers
and one Parlor over my store. nov l7-ifeotf
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GHOSTS.

This is the way Hood talks about ghosts
our idea-'Sacly.
Ghosts be hanged No such thing in nature; ;
all laid long ago, before the wood pavements
What should they come for? The golfers may
rise for higher wages, and the Chartsts may
rise ior REFORM and Joseph Surge may rise, and
the rislug, generation may rise-but that the
dead should rise, only 10 make ones hair rise, is
more than credit. Suppose yourself ghost
Well; II not come out Of your grave to serve
friend, how are you TO help him (? and If it's an
enemy, what's the use Of appearing TO him if
you can't pitch into him.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-09

nARBY'S UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHICAL
~ DlCriONARY,--conta description of the
Empires, Kingdoms, States, Provinces, Cities, Towns
Forts, Seas, Harbors, Rivers, Lakes, Mountains,
Capes, &c., in the known world with the govern
ment, customs, and manners of the inhabitants the
extent, boundaries, and natural productions Of each
country and the trade, manufactures. and curosties
Of the cities and towns Third edition, with ample
additions and improvements. This day published,
and for sale by r. FAR NHAM, II
dec | Bookseller, Penn av. corner lth st:
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TUCKER & SON, Merchant Talors. having lust
i received their Fall and Winter Stock of Goods,
respectfully announce the fact to their foreign and
city customers, and also extend an invitation to the
public generally to examine their assortment of
French and English Cloths, Cassmeres Vestings, and
Fancy Articles for Gentlemen all Of the very latest
Styles and SO varied in prices that every one may be
suited.
1t has been their object, in the selection of goods
the present season, not only to please all tastes by
presenting splendid variety, but also to convince
be furnished with clothing at regular establishment
in Washington as cheaply as at store or by going
abroad: it will therefore afford us pleasure to illus
rae these facts either by direct indirect compari.
son. nov 27-d2wif
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. n
MISS nj. J. AsHWOOD, Pennsylvania avenue,
ll between 9th and 10th streets, has just opened a
splendid assortment of WINTER .NILLLNERY.
She hopes her old customers will give her call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. dec Civ
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The learned Dunning advanced some positions
in defence before Lord Mansfield, which induced
him to say, "brother Dunning, if that is law, III
90 home, and burn my books The wit replied,
" better, my lord, go home and read them"
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSE.--The above well
~ known establishment has been recently newly
fitted up in all its various departments, and pro-
prieor is now ready to supply all his customers and
the public with all the delcacies tand substantial
ones too) Of the season. served up in the very best
manner, a la Fraa,caise ont a I.4meyica,,
One or two newly furnished parlors have been ad-
ded to the establishment for the better accommod;-
tion Of clubs or other parties Dinners or single
dishes served hot, in any part of the city, at the
shortest notice. 9s7sal fl s ss IL sasi
The proprietor, grateful for the patronage which
the public has been pleased to award him, pledges
his best efforts to merit its continuance and to secure
to his house that reputation for excellence and ac-
commodaton which it has for so long a time main
tanned. sf w WALKER
N. B. Members of Congress, or others, forming
clubs in any part Of the city be supplied as above.
nov 25-3wif
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ELEGANT HAWLS-Will i'll be opened this day
IL carton splendid embroidered Thibet shaws
do rich figured Thibit and cashmere
do large and very heavy black silk shawls
do rich changeable silk shaws "a square
and very elegant As
so pieces splendid silks, every style and quality
50 pieces mousselines de laine and cashmeres
some entire new style
10 superfine Thibet cloths, for ladies' dresses,
every shade of color ff
25 pieces ch,lsan and cashmere de casse
l0 pieces elegant silk velves for dresses and
bonnets
5 cartons rich velvet and satin ribands
50 dozen linen cambric handkerchefs, gloves
hosiery, SC.
90 pieces black and colored apaccas silk fringes
SC.
The above with every article in the fancy goods
line, will be sold on the most favorable terms.
BRoADcLoTHs.
will open to day large assortment of the best
London broadcloths
London, French, and American cassimeres
Velvet and satin vestings
London tweeds for coats and pantaloons
large assortment of gentlemen's fancy
scaris and cravats, fashionable style
Lambswool and merino shirts and drawers
Plaid and figured cloths for cloak INNINGS
ALSO,
$50 pieces superior and low priced cassinets
100 pair IA ia, and 1914 Whitney blankets
Wide and narrow white and colored fannels
The above goods having been purchased at auction
at the north at very low prices great bargains may be
expected by those who may favor me with call
dec 2-lm r.. G. WASHINGTON.
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THOICE MADEIRA WlNE-The subscriber has
~ for sale, at moderate prices at the Exchange
Hotel street, wines of the following celebrated
importations
Ceylon, imported in 1884, in the ship Henry Clay
Black Warrior, also via India, in l84O
Reserve from the Parish of San Martin direct
All from the House of Messrs. J. Howard March &
Co. of Madeira, and in bottles.
dec 5-eom srsEs THOMPSON TYLER.
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" all winter, prepare your boots and shoes with
Leather Preservatiye or Oil Backing, which will
render the leather soft, make it more durable, and
entirely mpervious to water. 1t is also excellent for
carriage tops, harness, &c. 1t can be had at
4E 7ss GILMAN'S
nov 8--1m Drug Store, near Browns Hotel.
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THE WHIG STANDARD.
From the Louisville Journal
I ASK NO VOICE TO WEEP FOR ME.

From the Louisville Journal.
I ASK NO VOICE TO WEEP FOR ME-
BY MRS. r. s. NICHOLS.
ask no yoce to weep for me,
4 ask no breast to sigh; M A
wish nor vail nor moan to hear
Around me, when die
For joyfully and peacefully
III lay me down to rest
The marble glancng at my head,
The turf upon my breast.
Within some quiet, lonely place, rFs 81
Beneath sheitering tree, FeS& "a E
Where sweetly bloom the wild field flowers,
Where huns the merry bee,
Full silently and pleasantly
88 F8 know my dust will lie,
Enshrined within narrow mound,
Beneath an open sky.
The summer birds might build their nests
Upon the thick-leafed bough, #
Where, in faint beams of arrowy light,
The sunshine struggles through;
And cheer(ully and mirthfully
These little birds might sing
+, No anguish in their liquid notes
4 A single heart to wiring.
How softly, in the dewy spring,
The tender grass will grow;
How sweet will be the whispering
OF winds, all calm and low;
While mirthfully and sportiveiy
A thousand glittering things
Are floating on the mellow air
Their bright and gauzy wings.
The FREELY gay shall light his lamp,
At eve, beside my tomb,
Twill not have the glow-worm there
.. Who only shines in gloom;
But glowingly and lovingly
The stars will glance around
Till Natures self shall seem TO smile
Above that spot Of ground.
The Summer, with her rosy dreams,
And Autumn, with his Lutte,
Shall visit there, as months go round,
When this poor heart is mute.
Shall quietly, and dreamily,
y And undisturbed I'll sleep,
If no beloved form draws nigh,
fS' Above my grave to weep.
Fer why should friends their features shroud
In sadness and in gloom,
Or with their mournful accents wake
The echoes of the tomb;
When happily, rejoicingly,
The spirit lives on high;
Gone up, with angel-bands, TO dwell
In worlds beyond the sky.
Oh no! ask no voice to weep,
No breast to heave a sigh,
wish TO hear nor wall nor moan,
Around me, when die! ~
For joyfully and peacefully
I'll lay me down to rest
The marble glancing at my head,
The turf upon my breast
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The subscribers would inform The
citizens of Washington that they
have on hand a neat assortment of
BOOTS and SHOES, which they
will do well 10 call and examine
They will also make up work Of
every description, from Cork sole.
boot to Lady's slipper, as well and
as cheap as it can done in this city.
As they have not grown rich on the
public as vet, they cannot afford to
The Whig standard., 1843-12-09

GROCERIES, BUTTER, APPLES, &C.
" s. HOLMES, 7th street, nearly opposite the
Patriotic Bank, has just received by the vessels
Victory, Zone, Alexandria, and John Bell from
New York, his fall and winter stock Of Family Gro
ceries, Butter Cheese, Fruit &c., and now offers for
sale, in addition to general assortment of Groceries,
lO3 firkins and tubs Of choice New York Butter
80 boxes Cheese from good dairies l
$50 bbs of Apples, Of various kinds
y 25 bbs New York Flour
rs 6 Virginia do [halves, and quarters
90 (" New York Buckwheat flour, in whoes
20 boxes Do. Do, put up for small families
ls bbs Mackerel, in wholes, halves, and quarters
8 /" Shad
Newfoundland and Smoked Salmon
IS choice Hams, Dried Beef
80 boxes Chemical Soap
Fancy Soaps, in large quantity
Cranberries, Goldfish, Dried Fruit, &c., &C.
He respectfully invites purchasers to examine his
stock before they buy. nov 2S-tf
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sell at COST, but will be satisfied with small prcft.
Repairing, &C., shall receive prompt attention
MOORE s. TURPIN,
One door from the corner of 10th street and
"a dec TT -ts Penn. avenue, north side
A CARD.--The subscriber has taken much pains
"a during the past season to procure large and
general assortment of pure Wines, Brandies, &c A
large portion Of them has been bought much below
the importation cost and will be sold accordingly low
Champagne Wine Of the various brands will be sold
hereafter at the New York wholesale prices The
most approved brands of Cigars always kept hand,
amongst them are Woodville prime Cigars.
dec 7-3t EDW. SIMMS, No. 3 Penn av. /
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For Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in
the above Splendid Lottery
lae J. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
aiaai M s Washington City, d. c.
Is'An account Of the drawing will be sent i'm.
mediately after it is over to all who order tickets
from us. 1s s nov l5--dtd
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o. FISH a. co.
HATTERs, Nos. AND 2 BROWNS HOTEL.
Manufacturers and Importers.
Will offer for sale and exhibition this day an as
sortment Of Hats from Laville & Poumeroux, Rue
Simon-e-France. dec 5-3tif
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ROOMS TO RENT.-SN furnished Chambers
ana one farlor over my store. nov l7-ifeotf
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CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, beautifully bound
" in Turkey morocco gilt, with plates; also, COM
mon binding large assortment just received and
for sale at very low prices, at
.t r. FARNHAM'S
Bookstore, corner | lth st. and Penn. avenue
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MONEY MARKET

Thursday, April &c p. M.
The transactions at the Board usual to-day.
Ohio SIS rose per cent; Kentucky roseR In other
stocks there material change. New York State
SIS Of 1862, sold at l0l3
At the Board there a fair business done.
Very many of the grocers and small shopkeepers
refusing the small silver FOR than its real
lue. will work off, and be supplied with sound
coin.
The in the New York Senate in relation to
the stock issued companies is resulting in the convc-
ton that the laws which authorize them unconsttu-
tioual This does not necessarily involve reputation.
The remedy is to acknowledge honestly that the laws
were Illegal, AMI then pass law legazing the
stocks The fcohardy attempt to sustain the legality of
the law will injure State credit.
The Virginia tax bill, passed the Delegates has
become alaw, the Senate having receded from its at
tempt to tax the State bonds the ground that such
tax would be reputation ofe State debt that ertenf.
Will John Bull while paying his per cent tax the
English national debt and Illuminating his foul mouthed
abuse of republican institutions cogate this OF
the Virginia Legislature, and apply to his con-
duct
The credit system, like eating sausages, depends en-.
rely upon confidence. That lost the business of the
fund monger like that of the rbutcher withers like
fern in the FROST" is in vain to that the article
good when eiuva and the appearance Of things does
ofthe Ohio Fund Commissioners The business of those
gentlemen in this city is to negotiate loan of 900
per cent stock interest and principal payable in the
city Of New York. The Ohio Legislature in March,
ls42 authorized the sale Of much foreign stock at
any price, would produce 100000, after which the
law stated
" No more stock redeemable at any place out Of the
State OF Ohio, stock which the interest Is payable
out Of the State, shall be issued sold"
That law has neither been altered repealed; yet,
within IL monhsthe Commissioners again here to is
per CT stock for 81 500 o0o-interes and principal
payable in New York The circular which we lately
published was calculated to help this operation. Now,
when State comes to the public to borrow money and
makes proposition, 1t becomes u.s. the part of the pub
to point ou, that which needs explanation II is for this
purpose that review the circular in question waving
the breach of state faith in authorizing the issue of stock
This ishe assary when, according to letter
ofthe auditor Published in the Journal OF Commerce in
November last the issue OF the stock is calculated TO ruin
the property ofthose who took stock under the pledge
the State that should be suel The auditor al
ludug to the attempt create 10 per cent domestic stock
| states;
"Had given contractors bonds bearing inter
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Thus netting 81 so for 200 lbs pork being about cent
per Id for pork dressed in the hog In ls4 the
price So leaving 50 50 u cent per ID to the
farmer Now the chance of daily growing less
from the increasing quantities coming to market from
other States How is Ohio to maintain the competition in
the Northern markets by simply reducing her tolls
to lessen the expense to Market which market
found in England The greater the quantity Of produce
raised in other States the greater the necessity for
jucon in tho tolls Of ALL The tolls the Ohio ca
nal yield net of $3ao6s7 pay interest on the
cost of construction equal to osoOOo The deficit Of
isto be paid in taxes by the farmers who with
pork at rs cents per 100 lbs obliged terri
BILE competition from other States.
BY what process Of reasoning do people arrive the
conviction that the of public works to
exemption from the reduction which has overtaken all
other property \
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FONT OF NEW YORK, APRILy7.

Cleared.
SGs sm % EaseGs &T
PLs N0yts Ahsy MOBILE + urSu GoIseh a
HCman Sc Surge B S2s1sz
ws FS sS ao.y
Co; Cordova, Sherman. Boston, Foster & Nlckerso-.
Arrived.
to CrOpsey Gilmrtn. Left schr Rosciu NYork
schr JASPER Nickcrson, days from Boston, with mdse
sshr Indiana. Sharp from Philadelphia with coal, to NJ
sss? sssss s:~: s T F q hs s:E s s K s
or NYGrk j.. inst off Cape Henry spoke bns Wanda
Ships Corolanus, Marsees; John Mintsp, New Orleans;
Norma Barton Havana; brss Annawan, Barbaoes Historian
Ret erdam; H Cheney, North of Europe; Levan Mansa
Packet ship ontsno for London sailed from the NV Spit
Packet ship Baltimore, for Have, and ship Mariposa for
Hayana' srtlsd from Quarantine yesterday morning.
Genera: Record.
PACKET SHIP INDEPENDENCE Nye for Liverpool, will sail
to-day Her letter 5ags Glpn News Room the Er.
change.
SHIP MAHoNSix of her arrived here yesterday in
the Splendid from Key West.
a h.5oT
after eharsus few HUNDRED bbs Of scn ." next '"e
81
bat @ d viii s%s si the
wind.
bpsqo. ss1 g. saw 1p he
about 20 Of her mSn%ass Standing White
around black with white arch very square billet
od mot here but
sssd 50 insured ny nss
and On her both Boston The sale of the wrecked
WhaIemen.
Magnolia, Simmons Me- off Cape de Verbs Nov 3d. clean
SSaIISs' ss% Ss
30
Firm. Of Eaport days fom NYork for NOrleans March
MASSACHUSETTS, from Baltimore for kingston March u.s.
Gen Marion, from Havana for Philadelphia, March 3d.
Cuba. of Boston. Feb "a. lat ss 27. lonsis So
Foreign Ports.
yo Parks Iswey asP c. 'i' do
is &s'sS Hs%t s from
W. hsss -d A j F a Sye *..n.. As.
Home Ports.
chant Carlisle Wilmington via Bso Searn' ha''ha Mer
PosTLAsD, April i-Cid Motto Williams, Matanua; pilot,
SALEM April '-c,d Cherokee, Mansfield. Buspo. Ays;
York Ga Don Hsyne. s;sta via New Bed ORD ps-
;S rThsT pha; Jacob story hurd CAP. Hay;
rcksburg.
Vesoer Rsppahannock for do Brilliant NswYoIk for Marble
head 3j-Arr Waterman, NYerk for Thomaston; Sparte
Dill York River for Boston. Sid Oliver Cromwell. Luce,
York: Wolcott and went Hyanms; Vesper, Waterman
Lille Mary and Lornda IL port, Meta9oTa Brilliant, g.
Bos,on; Hale Bearse Trio Nckerson; Lexington, Gro
WELL and Mandarin Hrckley do for do; Oscar Cooley
Co and Fort HILL before reported Sid 3oh ult Sulla, aud
Others bound w.
NANTUCKET, April 3-Au Ev line. Bennett, NYork.
PRoyIDgNcE April -Au Mary. Rowland, Baltimore; Ri
emf, Durfee aud Juno. Surges, NYork.
PHIL pHIA April 6-Arr Antare Crowe Pearl II VI
dpe sua Bangs Pennsylvania Bacon; Csopstras Barge,
Lewis and Wyoming Nckerson, Bos Pocasset Curtis
Lubec; Splendid shackford Eastport; Tom,in Tomn.
York Below Granite, from Matanzas. Cid Caucasian,
Sprsgue arssa, WATTS aud Torrent Wadwe NOrleans;
Gszee. Clover, Mobile; John Crouch. Tomlin NewYok;
Niagara, Young, do
ALEXANDRIA, April 3-Au Mary NYork.
RICHMOND, Apnl 3-Arr John Caskie, Young, London.
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l63- WHY WILL YE DIET
death marks his prey--when least we think of him
He rushes like tiger from his lair
The cheek Of bloom grows PALE the bright eye dim,
And life departs mid our untarned lespair.n

On the humid spring atmosphere Death spreads his ban
ner,
Upon its black field see Consumption displayed;
The sexton, stern lord of Mortality 3 manor,
Can scarce find moment to rest on his spade.
The skeleton king hath no shaft in his culver
Dipped deeper in poison, ween, than a cold
And would you friend from its venom deliver,
Seek quickly the place where the antdote's sold.
To Fulton street haste, if your lungs are affected,
Remember the number-ts one twenty. FIVE;
Death stands at your elbow-then 60 a directed,
Buy Peters Cough Lozenges-take them and live.
ErIGRAM ON Peters Worm LozENsEs:
The worm" that in children kicks up such riot,
Touched by Peters Worm Lozenges instantly squirms
And no creature in life can of worms oe the Diet
While they are prescribed as the diet of worms.
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State OF Trade,

Az auction sale Of Rio Coffee was made IS follows
Notes at months payable in New York-b64 bags at GA
~ viz bags at "a Al at a. AZ at "a; at II; 100
att ~ att; Ill at 81; 80 at 81; So al 81.
.dshes-Pots S. and Pearls ST.
Cohon-There is little activity; sales average 1000
bales day, from 81 to To- ~
- Ffour.Ihe market Is Arm; Ohio and Michigan S.;
oenesee 20 l2t New Orleans stiff at 81 s71 50 the
common brands; Georgetown, and ali Southern "a so;
Richmond city 20 90 Shorts Ship stufs Isc
Grdin-Nothing doing in Wheat, sales pOc Corn
scarce, sales at Soc Last sales of Rve 7oc Oats
scarce at 37t 40 for Northern wv ~ "
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BANKRUPT sALE-Tbe entire stock of tailoring estab.
ID shmeBt sbou 500 worth OF ready made Clothing must
be sold without the dor wish close the com
The will be- sold lots purchasers either
by whoess The och consists Of about c,as
q almost style and fshionthe average prices from
- To SO 30 for ueIae 500 pairs OF pantalcons of
sinds, from $3.50; 500 vests assorted, from rs to
$3.50 large quantity round jackets; boys clothing together
with clothing Of all kinds which must
be sold without reserve at A5 Ceus B-lf any Of the
goods should weeks they will be
pabiic auction in the 2o5 Canal ST. a12wsr
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Brighton Cattle nfarI..

MoSpAy, April B. lsaaAt market a2o beef cattle. 900
sheep, and l600 swine. 80 beef cattle unsold ' WV
PRicEs-Beef Caitle-Sales quick and last, uye.L =
prices fully sustained. Extra 2s first oua,itv
asa 90; second quality Sa25 AS0; third onaiity
1919 AGO
Sheep-several lots sold from s225 10 s275. A
few Of a better quality. Tln0 6no
Swine-Lots to peddi grnei ally sold or 33c for
and Afc for harrows few lots ut ~ and 4Ac. Old
bsrrows Atc. Al retail from Alto bfc.
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my- HENRY p. BLACKMAN. ESQ. OF JERsE,

90 HENRY P. BLACKMAN, ESQ, OF JERSEY
City has used Dr. Sherman's Lozenges in his family with
the happest results. His children take them without
ofcion, and he knew any other medicine to do
much good. II they troubled with coughs, colds
whoopng cough, two or three OF shermans Cough Lo-
Zenges effect in few hours II they have worms,
two doses OF Shermans Worm Lozenges destroys
all the worms He has known many others to them
with the like happy results Remember ask for Sher-
mans Lozenges and that his is around each
box. Warehouse lO6 Nassau street Agents. 227 Hudson
street, n East Broadway; AMI 1879 Fulton street, Brook
lvu
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9TH PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY COURIER.
This cheap and valuable family newspaper HAVING
been enlarged and otherwise improved is offered to the
readng public as the best literary paper ofhe day. ORR
g'nai tales poems stories news and all that goes 10 make
up capital journal. are combined in this
THE POST AND THE MUSEUM,
ruoi'shed simultaneously with the Courier and received
mere are for sale to newsmen and others Friday Price
81 per hundred. cents per copy.
Also the Boston Uncle Sam, spirited sparkling, neat
sheet price only Each number contains patent
sermon, by Deacon SNOWFALL
J. A. FUTILE, Agent,
No Ann st, New York.