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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19
PARTISAN BAZAAR.

THE House and Store No 4i9 Broadway Grand street
is situated the eligible part Of Broadway bus
location and the whole Of the building has been fitted
great expense IN the most magnificent stye with
the counters aud glass will be let separately
for the sale Of the following goods vzFancy Dry Goods
Silks, Laces, Gimps Silk and Worsted Materials Millinery,
Ladies' Head other kurriers Articles Watch
and Clocks Silver and Plated Lamps and Chandeliers
Fine Cutlery rich china and Glass Ware Pocket Books Maps
Stationery Annals and other Books Canes, Umbrellas and
Paasos Peomery Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Ar
Store Ready Made Lnen Store Thread and Needle Store Pic
aud rich goods Of description and for the
daton Of Fashionable Mnes and Dress Makers Miniature
and Portrait Painters. And the third story has up
gallery for paintings and sculpture, with
splendid dome, and presumed to be equal this city,
and point OF situation and far superior and will
be let moderate and order that the Bazaar should
worthy Of patronage counters will be let for inferior
mayed goods and certificate of recommendation will be
quired from the gentlemen and ladies that take charge
The proprietor Intends possible, that each
shall contain different kind of goods and the articles exhib
ted will be frequently published the journals Of the day
There also glass in the Bazaar for exhibiting
goods inventions; also the back of the
The establishment lighted and heated and kept clean the
proprietor. and gentleman will be attendance upon
customers to the different stands.
j. W. BENEDICT, Proprietor,
Is Nassau street, the premises.
Also To Let, the second story artist good
situation Tor portrait and miniature painters Also, two
able for the sale Of Trunks Fancy Green House Plants
Wooden Ware Store genee business and possession
oil any OF the situations may BIZ had Immediately.
sel8 3wsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

NEw EXPRESS ROUTE Adams Il Co. have ex.
tended their Express lines 10 Lancaster, Columbia and
York, Psnnsy lvanis, and to Wilmington, Delaware
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

At & -
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENT FOR 1874.
The Subscribers having completed their arrangements are
now Prepared 70 bring out from Great Britain and
will leave Liverpool the 6t ih sih alst and aSth Of
v E;1s;a;l Henry New f;,sI York. Sheridan,
Montezurna, Siddons t;eo Wssh,,nyton
Hottnguer, Columbus, United States
Europe, Stephen Whtuev R ncchss,s,,
independence, Yorkshire, Ganick,
Samuel Hicks, Queen Of the West, Oxford
viii sending for hsr friends sdss. On appcsoa
al either Of our Offices
They will also be prepared, the opening of navigation to
o bao and I'll 70 Ias Troy and
Jo ai ports OF the Upper Lakes
osweso % Toronto. Port Hope Coburg Kingston. and
Ea, ohio Canal from Cleveland q Po1,s%eUsS cincin
i. 70 Pi,,sbuys Cincinnati Louis.
Il To4y Of Ohio Maf rsdsci illinois and Wisconsin
bs9 Is NOD G persons yisbSg e send money e
s Sa e. on amy ~. Of j Scotland payable
OFFICES AND AGENTS.
~. Wheeler, Union Building, Providence, r.
y. 2; Howard, 10 South Third street. hisdeiphis
Sandiord x Shoemaker Light street. Baltimore, Md.
/. 8; Li,tlsjoha, II Exchange, Albany, N. Z.
. Clark l's River street. Trey Troy ny.
WA. Cook. Syracuse. y; Y;
VIII. Cook Bsfhss,eF 4 Ny.
T. Fitzhugh Co., Oswego, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

CHEAP SOAP WORKS
LABORATORY OF PERFUMERY, COSMETICS, &c.
SYNOPSIS EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE
VIM. JOHNSON " VKOOM,
ILATE JOHNSON K Col
MO. 10 TRINITY PLACE, THE TRINITY
IN CHURCH, NEw YoRK.
Pale Yellow Soap, extra No.
White Bar plain.
Terfamed
Palm
Fancy in boxes Of to dor.
by the pound.
motied SOAP, very s., suIrnn ,,,ro;.,.
Windsor " White and Brown.
Egg and Cushion Model Of Fancy Sosps very superior
Almond Rose, Musk, Naples, Camphor, Woodbne, Cow
slip with 200 varieties Of Fancy Soaps suitable for
dealers.
Sweet rerfumed Bags. Smelling Salts,
Bears Oil, Grecian Hair Dye,
SIoiosns Waters. L Lavender
Milk OF Roses, Curling Fluid,
Otto " Bears Grease,
Esprit de Rose Or Marrow Pomsde,
Macassar Oil, Essences Of all kinds,
Tooth Powder and Lotions, Cold Cream,
Handkerchief Essences, Pearl Powde
Toilette Powder, Orange Flower Water
Musk Perfumes of all kinds.
tY,sa
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CouRT FOR TuR CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-Scpt.
IL, lSH-Preseht-Senaior Strong, preceding, and
20 o'seI SENATORS no. Mo'aho rry "a"
for def In Mr. II. 4 Dodge heard In reply
Decision postponed till December. No. 2-Jsmes NJ
q Milf In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

MissouRi-The official returns Of the missouri
election are published in the 81 Louis Republican Of the
6th The following the results ;-Governor-Jo =.
Edwards, (Hard) 37iis; Chss. H. Allen tsoit 81 IS!
Parsons The House stands 6o locos TO ~ wings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

Tpr DELAWARE CoLLgGg.-We are happy 10
hear tha, hi, institution still fourshes and has increas
ne tokens ef public favor. The fall term, which CON-
msnceI about the first OF September, has opened with
Ere.hman class otsxeen and additions also TO the other
,lasse. and more students still expected. The
ca emy also has been fuller this summer than ever be-
ore This Institution Is increasing In reputation and
usefulness and commend to the most liberal patron.
age OF the citizens OF Delaware Deiaware Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

DAY LINE TO BUSTON,
BY THE LONG IsLAND RAIL ROAD,
at o'clock NJ for Grsenport, whence passengers are
c9yeyed IN rstate Steamer Stonington, Mondays
Wednesdays md Fridays and Norwich Tuesdays Thurs
foot Of Whitehall street. in time to take the Ferry Boat at TX
o'clock M where tickets be procured and luggage
posted IN crates, that 90 through to Boston unopened
This Line stops only twice between Booklyn and Grenpor
Brooklyn and generally reaching Boston hours
An Accommodation Line leaves for Grenpsrt every day.
Sundays excepted at o'clock NJ, and returning leaves
Greenpon S A. M. ANA lmrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19
MEDICAL CARE.

DOCTOR FAwCETT Of 1876 Fulton street, New. York,
~ Member Royal College OF Surgeons or London and
Edinburgh and Graduate q the Jefferson Msdie. College Of
subjects viz :Matrimony, mpotency and Stery,
mcaly ply sioogicay and medically explained with
prrhensyc OF the and modern OF
syphilis Secondary spmytoms Gonouhae; elect stIieturs
Nocturnal Emissions and all the from self
pollution Doctor Fawcett continues his private
the diseases at his long established office
Fulton where the forms Of all aec
ons Of the Reneraye will yield to his mode Of treat
Inent without diet rcse, and without
curry Even when the provocative energies become torpid
paryzed from indulgence from maurbation h.
will able the parts health and ygor Persons
a distance enclosing 81, can have copy OF the work
All letters must be post paid SIS Imsuc
CHIP YAZOO from Liverpool IL dischargng the foot OF
- Rutgers under general order Consgnees will pea'e
.,t.ud m he RECENT of their poods sisec
rTWlNEs-200 bales superior Bridpor Seine Herring aud
Gill Nett Twines, comprising very full assortment from
5 lbs Also, lbs. Sail Irvine all received regent
nporations, and manufactured with the greatest care, from
- r. K COLLfNs 4 co.
Am IS South
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VENEER SAWYER WANTED-To take charge Of four
@ Iii srs
Wsses hs dOr' per day q 4 preferred o oGs third Of the
sis SIRE No. aa6 Front street. New York
d
middle female teacher Asus6sI Of about eleven
teaching and conysrsns with pupil French language
W. Efa " iS's &SS. a':
y sgpylas 4 81 d,ssawisi !, PLEASANT .SS@;
nesa % w full Or Partial bSa TIE a.
2 FAMILIES. wanting ef rooms for the winter,
.,'aessd with Dsa5s. isSs
pleasant part of the city. sll imeod.rc
T'O OLD COUN TRYMEN-Remittances in small or large
sSs!Ss IS = siiviS6sT6s ws 49,.
PLANO FoRTEs:-JoHN PEThICK, Siormerly Muady
he &C lis o ini:s 81 e. aa
soSa s, choice ass 81 ano Eosi oI M to
second 70 none made u this country or in Europe.
Old Pianos taken in exchange their utmost value Pianos
The KnicsrSocker line Of stages pass the door every three
EXHIBITION OF THE QUEENS COUNTY
HoRTlCULTURAL SOCIETY.
THIS SOCIETY will hold its first Annual Exhibition on
and hs The ss s % Ton
persons interested in Horticultural products RESPECTFULLY
the spot at before o'clock Tuesday the gath All ar
Giles he distinctly labelled with their
ssssis,iSa s "Wednesday articles No, re
e bnns % oeee a.
% be appropriated towards deayng the Of the exhbi
ton,
The exhibition will be opened o'clock, A. NJ each
day.
Tickets admission will be l2s EACH ticket will
admit gentlemen and one more ladies'.
The society Will make this its first Annual
Exhibition worthy Of public patronage The vast amount Of
alone will furnish the materials for ordinary show. sa 2sec
A NOTICE FROM LOUIS ANRICH.
ITO the Ladies and gentlemen Of New York II has Of late
1 my knowledge that many Of my have
been msed to believe that had retired from business
ablshment shut length Of time of
having rebuilt the house Inow respectfully inform the
ladies and gentlemen New York, establishment
90 Chatham with the richest Of fine
Sheffield Plated Goods in all its branches further state You
aies that sell opposition, OF neighbors have
tried to underssl but they cant do determined
and Gentleme 10 call and inspect goods and If that win
astonish you, astonshed myself.
LOUIS ANRlCH, Jeweller and Diamond
si8 3t~ec Merchant, No.68 Chatham st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
pENnUATOR

IN those where manly vigor impaired where the
powers Frustrated ny an unresained
indulgence 81 passions particularly by those solitary and
destructive habits Of early youth inducing nocturnal emissions
and debility the Hygran Renoyator will be found an niabe
remedy II the Of reproduction IN both sexes to
healthy action, impotency, by infusng
energy into the system In many instances the effect y nsan
fails chronic elects and whites and
sterty by restoring healthy uterine action keler
be gyen physicians who have ths
s weakness OF the back and ons and affections Of the urinary
organs Sold only st the Importing Agents., 206 Fulton
street New York Price 50 per bottle Of 6 ounces and for
wsrded 10 all parts of the Union. -
EkE BRICKs-35Oo stowbndge Fire Brick, received per
ship Sarah and Arsiia from Liyerpool and for sale by
ROCHE, BROTHERS CO.,
slorc IS Fulton street.
FAMILY MESS PORK-5o halfbrrls, very superior
L ticle, for sale by y. X COLLlNs Co,
sl0rc So South street.
LIORSE POWER-On the Inclined Plane principle, per
II feet and good For sale cheap. Apply
Oe Nassau street. ia Sixth Avenue where be
ell 3ec
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. 65 LIBER TY STR E ct,

DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers ha,
a: always hand large assortment Of dinner and tea sets
Dessert Plates OF all Sizes assorted dishes, Soup Tuens
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stands.
Also Fancy Tea Sets, and Rich Decorated Dinner Ses
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek, French and American
shape.
All articles of NE best quality and BE-
sold on liberal terms and in lots suit purchasers.
si9 6rns
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value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be obtained
gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY .
A. b. 4 D. SANDS, Druggists,
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, II East Broadway.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
states. Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for s.
Tbe publc are RESPECTFULLY requested remember that il
Sands Sarsapara that and constantly achieving such
cures the difficult class Of diseases to which
human frame subject therefore ask for Sandss Sarxapa
rilIa nd he no other SIT lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

PARIS MILLINERY.
MISS +. GODEFROY, $40 Broadway, opposite TO the
l Carlton House will open Tuesday the cath instant her
of Fall and Winter Millinery, Embroderes Ma
terials for Dresses, Fancy Articles, &c.
Country Millines will be supplied the moderate
prices. lmsm
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Of all Diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood
Sfsstals xss. Epi. Rss.mes. os,nste Gsssssus
S sst csE sss ssss ng:, s 1s Bsss
and x; ss,s sS or t Ts: s@ S
m sss,s. ;a tss;s'i ss pTsg'z e.
.dl:s, !, Ch 5,ss,., C0. ,.ih
DC rsmoued ey this
The following interesting presented and the reader in
vsd'to It's careful erusa Comment such evidence is un
NEw YoRx. July IS, 1874.
to You to STATE the following facts in Inference to the great
fit have received Of obstinate ULCER
attended eighteen month. by regular and .ku ply
ale and sspnsed Without the least benefit what
ever All The methods Of treating were
f1a
ss d' oy. ana s "
Doctor pIoSeS ulcer de bone said d:
;p:sdS siIsi y nsSsias result; would
ssamnsd but indas no relief from what been done
feeling was rapidly getting worse almost despaired Of re-
Seeing various testimonials and certificates Of by the
r eoauSsS 3 Try Jew Il which
but from the hong deep seated character Of disease produced
4. s"s
s sss hs.s 1o % ,sss s q a
sra1s yg ws and h sos eg ns ss.r
$i., snF ~ ass , kong s
la h ts"g Of pas wsa
sn s q Il $i Zen ,:S .Ss;:
and many other things IN ss N%N e iAe j. MILLER
ala Sullivan next door to the Methodist Church.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of its .ppe
value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
Prepared and sold WHOLESALE and AZ se,sS y pvs;.,
o7aR roa dxay EastB dxvsv
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DE- COKBTT may be consulted conhdsntlaiiy az his "
respectfully informed that Dr. Corbu is member OF
University the City Of New York. and that he has exclusive
certain classes Of diseases pow eleven the city Of
New York. which his The annals Of
medicine record greater than be found in his
Practice The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
are in few days removed entirely from the system See tina.
not by pretenders quacks several this
city Persons afflicted with protracted and nveerate
despair being health by applying DR.
Cob, of many year, has estsblished the Doctors
Doctors profound attention. medicine be had pre-
certain disease in any of its forms sl8 3msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

aE0n REWARD.-CRUSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WCOO For the Of Gonouh1a, elects, Structures aud
analogous complaints Of the organ of generation.
Of all remedies discovered for the above complaints. hi,
10 The certain.
1t speedy and permanent cure without the least
srction Diet drink exposure change application bu
siness.
We give long quaekish recommendations 20 deceive The
speak for Our object notify where il he had and
the proprietor challenges single recent GonorhGa to be
brought in which the Mixture will effect rapid under
I forfeiture Of $780,
This disease that unfortunately all ranks Of
cietyhgh low, rich and poor matrimonial and Angle They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the exposure the time possible
Further the disease cannot be con!raeed dose Of the Mix
IL up bottles with full directions accompanying
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
many cured in days.
For sale only at VIM T. Minors ls2 BIoadway corner Of
Of Chestnut and Seventh Streets Phsdspha: and at
Snits Ire ssh;ngon Boston; Canal street, New
ORLEANS. 95 Main street, Cincinnati. sl8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

GkUY EkE CHEZ Sc.
NAPOLEON COURTIN, l681s Fulton street, informs he
has just received by the ship Suy lot Of Swiss Cheeses
Of prime quality. sl7 3Nrc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-08
Letter from Oregon.

L,SsToS, OREGoS, July 25th, lS4f.
| am here in new town. which we have
named as above. in respect for DIR. Inns SER
vices for this Territory. Our place is ten miles
from Vancouver, on the West bank of the Wal
amette river, at the head of ship navigation. and
three or four mil above tho mouth of W allamct-
te; and twenty-five miles below the Willamette
Falls. | have no doubt that this town will be the
great commercial town in the territory. We arc
selling lots at fifty dollars oach and sell them fast
at that. At the Falls there is quite a town al
ready. | own two lots III Oregon City (the town
of the Falls.) They said to be worth two
hundred dollars each.
was six weeks at Vancouver, where myself
and family were mos, Hospitality entertained by
DR.. Mclaughlin, FREQ Of charge. find provi-
SONS high-po rk 10 cents. beef cents, potatoes
40 cents, -four 81 per hundred But find II
costs me little, even less, TO live here than IN
Weston. The salmon running now, and will
continue TO run until October next. They gone
rally commence running the last Of February and
end in October. At this point we purchase of
the Indians, ducks, geese. swans. salmon, pota-
toes feathers and venison for little or nothing
! Ducks. four loads; geese, eight loads; swans ten
loads: salmon four loads of powder and sho. each.
Feathers cost about l23 cents per pound. There
are more ducks. &c. here than you ever saw,
also, pheasants in great numbers. They remain
here all the winter. You sell any thing here
that was over sold. Stocking Cary ploughs, five
dollars each. We have 4 first rate blacksmith
living in our place, who makes the first rate Cary
poughs at 3l4 cents per pound. ne finding ALL.
have not seen enough of the country to give
YOU fair description of il. You have already
some knowledge Of It's geography. The first and
second regions differ most materially IN almost
every thing. shall only speak Of this, the first
region. living along the sea coast As you come
down the Columbia River from the cascades,
whore the first region terminates. You SEQ high
mountains on each side OF the view. running close
to its banks, and covered to their very SUBMITS
with heavy bodies of pine and fir. There arc
some narrow bottoms along the river which are
covered with grass. but which overflow IN the
summer You see many beautiful waterfalls.
some of them four hundred feet perpendicular.-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16
AMERICAN SERVANTS.

Numherless amusing stories are told
Illustrating the uni,ness of our republican
youths, educated in the county, for the 81,
uai on Of servants in fashionable circles, &
the following; whether an anecdote Of mere
wiuicism, is not the worst we have
seeE:--
A young man from Vermont was hired
by family who were in grea. wan, of a
foolman. lie was most friendly person
age, as willing as he WAS free and easy
but he knew nothing of life ou, OF a smai
farm house An evening or two after his
arrival. there was large party at the
house.-Ilis mistress slrove TO impress
upon him that all he had 10 do at tea time
was to follow, with the sugar ard cream
the " alter who carried the tea--,o see ths
every one had The sugar and cream, and +
hold his tongue. He did his par, with a
earnest face. stepping indusIriously from
Iguesi 10 guest When lie had made III
lcircuit and reached the door,a doubt swucl
him whether group in the iur,hest corne
Iuf Inc room hah The benefit Of his attention
so. raising himself on his toes, and putin
his hand to his mouth for trumpet, h
lcried ou,--'l say! how are ye off lor swee
ain in that ere corner!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16

brown and black legs white color, dex
,erously remove the cornea when ,hicken
ing upon the eve, and cause tina, incura-
bic disease, the spawn, to disappear for p
few days. They understand perfect,
how to burn and 10 extrac, teeth IN erde,
to deceive as to the age, to puff up the skin
so that the animal may appear TO be in
good condil on, an to stain the body and
nabe TO make il look better. The price
VI the finest SOFT is abou, 500: but in
India have seen some horses fetch as
much as S6OO.-NrratiUe Of mission
10 Mdid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16
THE ARABIAN HORSE.

7 have observed that artists never give
that singular appearance of fa,igue-and
one might almost say of illness (which is
the characteristic Of Arabian horses, and
more especially OF the mares, when tied
up near their masters. Look al that sor,
ry jade standing beside lance, which she
appears 10 be guarding; her tail is rag.
ged, her head drooPs, and from her neck
hangs long, scanty name: but let her
master call her, and the faithful anima
starts, her nosirils expand, she pricks her
ears, and no sooner has he mounted her
than of she starts, swift as wind, with
upllied head and tail. Instead of holding
his muzzle close 10 his chest the AraOiar
horse carries his head horizontally II,
does not show thal ardor which is follow
ed by exhaustion; but takes whatever pace
his master plesses, as if the noble crestur,
cOmprehended his orders. If his rider fall
or dismounls, he keeps close to him. eve
on the field Of bAlte. The following al
considered as signs OF good bread: Tn
back, from the wlIhers 10 the root nf lh
tail, must be perlec,f,Ily hor,zonts, N
,highs wide sparl and the lower part
the head somewhat ike ihst of camel
1hat is To say, so formed that a ms0 m.
easily introduce ~ frs Ia,o Me mouit
which denotes geat iacllIy N breathing
There s'e, besides, many otter qaaa
which ] am ignoran, of, and which
would be tedious TO enumerale. | ma
add, that the Araos seem qu,ic as skllf
~ the treslmen, OF horses as our veterin
gy professors are, ! have seen them gir
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-16
Brandreth's Pills.
PICTURE OF HEALTH.

" EALTH is cha,erissi in an ndvil usl by
the absence OF Ill pain, suffering, or affection
in any part Of his body, by the free and regular eS
erclso OF his functions without any exception
They consist In having a good appetite at meal
times, an easy digestion, free cvacuations. without
ooscress cosveness at least once in every tvrn-
ty-four hours, and without hcadiyness. or burning
ut the passage, the free issue Of the water thout
acriniony or burning, and without a reddish scl.
ment which is always sign Of present or an APP
proactihg pain; quiet sleep without agitation or
truohcsome dreams; no taste Of bile or other bad
laste in the mouth Upon rising in the morning; no
1ou-nrss or disugrpcablc rising Of the stomach;
clean tongue; sweet bieathl no itching pimples or
'pots on the skin; no piles; no burning heat upon
any part of the body; no excessive thirst when un-
lryposed to labor or other known cause; no inter-
rupon to any natural evacuation nor pain at their
periodical return.
Where the state Of the system does not harmon.
ize with the above picture Of health, it is of tho
greatest Importance that timd be lost III sending
for DOCTOR or in the use of foolish remedies too
pfen the result Of speculation; instead of this
te dose of BRANDRETH'S PILLS he taken,
which will not deceive, but will at once restore
health to the organ or part that requires H.
All who wish To- preserve their health, all who
are determined to defend their life against the en-
croachments of disease which might send them pre-
Imlturely To the grave VIII WITHOUT nestntIon naNo
recourse TO the Brandre,h Pills when the state Of
the system does not harmonisc with the above pic
tute of health
Those who live in country where contagious or
other diseases prevail, should often think Of this
true picture ofhealth and observe himself with par.
ticular attention, in order to act accordingly. The
,ise and rightly directed will follow this advice
the unwisc are left to their own destruction.
A G. + r 5.
! WaShingto Robert Mkny.
| Jerseytown--L. & a. T.. Bise.
| Danville-E. b. Reynolds & Co.
| Cattawissa-C. G. Brohst.
| Boomshurg-J. X. Meyer.
Limestone Babbit 81 M'Ninch.
| Buckhorn-.M q. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge-Andre & Miller
| Berwick w Stiles
May 4, ls44-2.