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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
FAYETTEVILLE ACADEMY.

FT7HlS Institution will commence its regular
d Session Oh Wednesday,, the 25th Octoosr,
\. ID. IS43.
The Trustees have secured tie Services OF Mr..
, y. X. IAERiEE, \. b. as permanent prncipal.-
hr. Garner IS al appsoyedand experienced teach
e., whom the Trustees can, wiki entire Confidence.
recommend % the public, as we'll qualified 10 take
charge OF s0ch I'll Irstitltion. 'rhe PIaueyiue
Academy has excellen; rooms sufficiently large to
accommo axe more than one bundled pupils in
'hsrrecita'.ons; Is location is very heei!hy and
easy e. access.
This Principal mas providsu himself with con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus. which will be
used TO illustrate Saosa studies 70 whieh tits asnp,
Cd
Tac Institution u commence with Male and
sema.c department. The Principal will provide
Female teacher entirely competent to aid him.
l nc Academic year WA be divided into four
Terms Of eleven vssks each.
iafeHis of Guardians residing a, distance can
o7.a.a ary !l..7er information by addressing the
'aarigoi, PcsT Pun Board can be obtained in
fF.'a;s iaa,...ss 8 fon 81 50 10 - 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

Excuse fer Haring t,s2 UTre&-
One John ". Jones VINO has been SEN
fenced to the kentucky Peaitcn,jary
for living with two wives. excuses
himself hy saving that whea bc hal
one she fought ban, bu; when ne go,
gwo they fought each other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

There is landlady out west, accord
ing TO Dan Marble who gives her
borders dried applcs for breakfast,
warm water for dinner, and isi'S en-!
scsH for their supper. She must be
making money.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

The amount OF products from lie
West, which passed through Baii1.o
during The last year is estimated a;
So, 900. 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
"ALAs! THE PooR lNpIAN."-

CALAIS! THE Pooh INDIAN.
Some Fox and Pottawatomic Indians
passed our Office yesterday, IN a furnl-
ture car, with a biz drum and some lit
lie fuss attending them. Trey arc TO
be exhibited here, and with their paint
and feathers, look picturesque enough.
Alas! how little they come up 10 our
notions Of their dignifed and courage
Gus progcnitors.-[Spirit oflte Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
Amour, OF liability,
Resources.


Judgments in District Court in fayo.of
Gran. County, sl,75o 90
1850 of which my be considered
good, being mostly secured by lien on
Real Estate.
Amount Of taxes for which lands were
sold and certificates transferred TO
Grant County, at tax sale of 1872, Ia
bout, S2,t50 90
Same, al tax sale OF lSi2, SLIGO 90
faxes dJc OIL land sold in 1910, and for
Nhica the county has tax deeds( abnu;), S65 90
Taxes duo on land sold in l3tl, and far
which the county mas TAX deeds[abou), S3l6 90
Total amour, Of resources, s5,44l 90
Amount Of liability, S!,92l 40
Balance ia favor Of county, SASH GO
ORRIS MCCARTNEY, !
JAMES L. CHAPMAN, County
WILLIAM DAVIDSON, oommisTs'
Attest, l.. o. SIRAprR, CLERK.
a. l2i
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Receipts.

E-NN' NV
Amount oftaxas actually collected from
a.! sources, for all purposes, s6,33s IS
psdiar, and o,hs' licenses, s55S SO
Amount o: !incs pain inIo the treasury by
Justices OF the Peace, SIS 90
lots, $50 90
Total amount of Receipts, S7,OOl SO
Total amount, of Expenditaref, 'Ss,533 81
Sl,53l 95
Orders outstanding cd 18th Jan. 1874, ,3SJ As
Amount Of Liability, s2,92l 40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

\ GREAT CURIOSITY has lately been
discovered in ,hc Library Of AmanucI
Coi'cSN, Combril-e; . play. en- :he SUB
Jet &c Richard III, written in Latin al
au;eccJsni 10 Shakespeare. !, has
lately BEEN lent . the Shakespeare s.
c;ctv, r.,E permission 10 tgaos.ri5c &.
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PRErrY InEA.- We find the FOL

PRETTY InEA.- " NNJ TIC IOi-
lowing gem in New York paper.
LoSr.-l cstsrday, somewhere be-
tween sunrise and sunset, i,co Sol-
den hours, each set with Sirty did-
moRd minutes. No reward isodcred,
for they are gone forever.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

o. Fhcrc was IN cElen>,y, fire az
NcrN.ca O., 60 Tie - a,t. Twelve
stores apl two dwelling haaScS were
consumed, with nearly all Of their con-
tent,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

la man coll yoa liar, a ;hicf -rd =
scouH3s>I; eel him yo1 have 40, Sal
Gent confidence Is him O. bci:vKcIt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23

INDIGO IN LOUISIANA The editor
OF the Baton Rouge Advocate has had
a box of indigo presented TO him raised
ir the parish OF West Baton Rouge,
Louisiana. Accompanying the indigo,
the editor received communication,
from which the following is extracted:
The article has been pronounced by
competent judges as being not inferior
TO the best Caracas indigo, selling at
Sc per pound. He says: Gone acre Of
gound, well cultivated in West Baton
Rouge, will yield from forty to sixty
pounds; thatit requires only from July
until October for culiiva,ing it; that
there is not connected with it one-third
of the expense or time that is general
ly required for the cultivation of cot
ton." lie therefore intends in future
to turn his attention to the cultivation
of indigo in preference to cotton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
Treatment Of Scarlet Fecer.-In a

Treatment Of Scarlet Fecer.-In a
letter from Mr.. Edward Chaplain, of
ST. Helena, South Carolina, recently
published in the Charleston Mercury,
he describes the following treatment,
for Scarlet Fever, as having been emil
nent|y successful. He says "out OF "a
cases where | administered the jalap,
not one remained in bed more than one
day."
"Direc,ions-Immediately on the
first symptoms, which is sore throat,
give full dose Of jaIap; to an adult six
ty, seventy, or even eighty grains; at
night give strong red pepper tea, from
a tea cup full 10 pint, according TO age
and violence Of the SYMPTOMS; the next
day give small dose Of ialap, say half
the quantity given the day before, con
.tinue the pepper tea at night; on the
third day, if there is any soreness re-
naming in the throat, give dose OF
salts, which will generally effect cure; ;
the doses Of course must be regulated
according 10 the age of the patient.
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Cenn'a Elz5sa branches PEI quarter $500
lisHog Eashsa 400
Ns-awatcs, " 500
ia'-lacts. {" coo
Naca7.-- s.. iacjleaials.
',57' ior each Term viii be required in sd-
6. ~ satisfactory reference sigea. II is high
y, ,-s..-ass iG ,-e .1-ns..sa n classes, All ior
.als te2.sa.s. laat each s,a.jsni sR0uid. ii
Z, a @-esea; a. - oa~maaceaseat OF the
.er-.
tee Fa,-.- -s -rt.,s I,s:a;a,.ol-ta. Pr-sia.a,
p ts le,es, .'s. lea1 b.ea,s. arf tss Seest;ar,.
-issa tr give ss>.s.ancc = Students
.it.'- 'e-e..- 1.t-ss. NJ b ie.isg a-y other
at5 saisa galca.s u.sy WISH.
}. ". CLARK. Secretary
o! BoAei OF Trustees.
It-S-TEys.Ly, Cci. lcta 1919 Si-L
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The money mus, always be sen. in advance,
free Of postage.
Address, SAML. d. PATTERSON & Co.
No 80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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READ WHAT SHERlMAN'S LUZENGEs
HAVE DONE.

MIR. DAY, boot maker No. 20 Tlary street, BrookJns
IVA suffered greatly for eighteen months with emaciaon de-
Dty Of the stomach loss Of Appetite pans
bowels his stomach neglected almost every kind OF food,
e had beca attended BY various ana
for moaths BY thu protectors Of tho U7versy sad all to
On reading Dr. shsrmass Book descriptive Of the symptoms
he thought they his he purchased box
Of Sherman. Worm Lozengcs few dosss brough a.
multitude Of similar might be rsnoned where chill
adults had suffered all aeath from aad
thing gave relief but Shermapl Loxengss.
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Whoogng Cough and oyeA Goa
sumption, cured By Sheaas Cough oZensc5
aay other known remedy. They stiay the tickling
few secc ads and enable those aicteS with the
hsrrasrng coughs 10 sleep whole nghts The Rev. Dr..
Dnnbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev Dr. and hundred
thousands to their happy virtues Others can 70 the
,f6cacy Of Shefmans Cough Lozenges, FOR headacfes
ssp;taton, lowness Of spr sckness and iessudes
rem bodily mental exeons and for the wonderful proper
ties Of Shermans Poor Mans Plaster. which costa bat lM
cents. and warranted for rheumatism and lumeaGo
9uin weeness IN the breast side bsss any part Of "a
his fac simile with directions for the back
great many worthless limitations hAwked about and
sold BY unprnciped druggs Remember to yes shermarr
Lozengenges AID Psstss aad Tszoas others. viii
Dr. Hhermany Warehouse los Nassau sesx Agests-517
Hudsoa q SpinE ss Bowery spring. ~ East Broad
way Market; s6 William no. M. 40 and COL Broad
way In Brooklyn, Mrs Hays lt9 Fulton, and Mountan
Drug 331 Fulton Smson Prospect and yacklon I'll
Ia Jersey City-E Randall Grocer. In Newark Tripps
nd DAVID Rrysoa Philsdelphia Col Ledger Build
Bcstcs.ksddna Goa States st. Albazy-A Guthrie,
tSunwx Hall. daS &c
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IN A FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
To- ~ nd .
o s s g q s:s who .:
.ssh :pses sis Win 9 so.Sssa
hi. eOnpsiat 20. and !. proper mean. q eas;
S ss & y. ;. f.
much diminished N of strictare this indeed, occu
month. and xithcs. piodasas shsas:
h s :Dss s 2 The .9sd Ss S
ssIsas sow and then soSpisasd MI n, only
s:s:ssi ,ss Ss
self There which pscu
Iy Ssoag to when they meet together,
Many othss might Os ha. mo:t q
more advanced settled FORM while the following
sas q T fS. :.s .ass q 50 easily and
s a,s sos much ,s Ss 3D., r.s
"a
ss would s1
w 0 w fss 'a
TME sosnrs 10, =, h.r ntvI x =.
sausst ois.uIs 20, r. severity % %Ssh
sf Il & T' n e
now long TN, may continue Without % r.
should have from 81 to eight Sl., wss
n: sa 81 :. Il. MSl,s
TIE ,sSs IT.. ,ss u5os eus
he spr and 70 ss.en mental energy MGs si n ". com
es.s q ssesuIs IN which he patient doe. not
active capable Of business formerly Ths
effect; though little understood bur It u I'M
uesonably indeed whoever considers the natural con-
and sexual organs will easy imagine that
here medium by which the mind 30 powerfully acts upon
troush the medium tbs sexual organs
upon the mind. This however better explaned
The Private TREATING Of the aahor little volume which
many the world Ar the cure Of Structure pro-
eeds nsactivity Of mind invariably returns.
With The Cure Of Scturetns, gratifying 20
general, accomplished in little time and without
ain nconvenence Nothing exceed the Improvement
II late the treatment Of this complaint Indeed IN the
aands Of and experienced persons the cure Of Structure
accomplished in days formerly demanded
nonhs Many consult the writer who come on bus
cured though has been source Of trouble and anxiety for
who cannot leave their homes the writer furnish
his own peculiar means o. cure together with his
formation the subject and written in the painest manner
consulted various diseases referred in his Private
rreatise"s his dwelling house, No 90 Greenwich street:
hours consequence Of the number Of pcenders
and books oquackery which nest this city he deems
make the following satisfactory ground Of
confidence Strangers. Besides his rank Graduate
Of Edinburgh. &c. &c. he has been engaged the
Of these diseases, both in Hospital and city prac
tice. for than thirty years, and has published
three editions of work expressly Them Also that he has
letters from the eminent Physicians Europe 70 the os
Awercans Sir Ashley Cooper, Of London 10 Dr.
Mott, Of Nsw York Dr. Physck of Phiiadephs and ote
and that he permitted refer klmost Physicsn Of
snisesce ia ths city The Private Treatise" il g. Ad
dress DIR. Ralph. % (5r~eswich e. liz lmsee
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j STEPHENS, of Kings College Guys Hospital, London.
pARTlCULAk attention. will be devoted to diseases of the
eases Of Females mpotency. syphilis and GonorrhDa
Of which have become dgaceul the regular ply
scian. and consequently fallen into The hands Of dspca
Of to whom the punder OF their patients the only
object and long catalogue Of entaed
Dr. also the OF the public in the
a pract &c Of Medicine and Midwifery and confidently
submits his tilea the Of judging public.
He will happy forward advice and in the above
branches OF the poiesson residing distance
description Of the symptoms and the letter
enclosing fee. Letteis need OF be p0st-p I'D.
None will be relief OF poverty and all
may rest assured that permanent cne will be effected without
eudangerng the future happiness Of the that science
do will be done secure speedy convalescence
Once hours from 10 till " A. NJ; 2till NJ Advce on
the Diseases Of Females gratis from till 10 A. NJ, Sunday
pciuded iva I'm re
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

M - q 1
N-Those invaluable rowdsrs have uoversay pied
Eur but parcusr, Tor upwards OF thirty
well bv thousands this countfJ as pei on
MIDI safe and remedy for married ladies' whose
lea forbds too rapid increase Of family .
The Of their the happness the health,
the life aectienate vile aud fond moth
touch within lhe limtu oil an
which AFT only the present well being OF
parents, but the usue happi their onsprfg L. u not
but well k1own that the families Il the married often n-
beyond the happiness Of these who tn birth
would dicte7 In does the hard king
father especially o Of poor family rsnan
slaves th uzhout their lives Juggling az the oar u
lbo tiag bat to 1--we ana living bat to ,o when they
hsve weighed down the and al last broken
health Of the her how oft-n widow LETT unatle
wi fatherlsss on
spring becoming Of charity pogate
Often alas he days oil the hind HUSBAND and
Filtered in beholdng the .cIard form AID eu
health Of the his he had
reached the Of thyfast sinking into pemat gave
partner Of his his aud helpless
children Of endeang attentions and wstchui
which mot alone bes not nnequently at ms
hen least able support the heart reLding acuon 10
regardless OF mseves or the we'll being
Of Their sfspIng, when SIMPLE healthy AID certain
msdy wItnin coLtol he advertiser feeling
of subject and estmat the beues ulr
would respectfully the Of the married
Iteration. IL and evils
which subject aim lie aud healthy within
control dispassonate viruOus aud eniS mind.
will unhestatngy answer in the Amin tive
Price five oila package, accompanied with full and
ncuar directions
All letters post paid address boz $685. NJ
Y. or MADAME RESrELL, remale Physician
Pra citai .fhce las Or enwlch stIee New York Ofice
hours from A. osf. M. Boston Office, No Essex
IL
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

ME greatest dscovery n medical scIence that q M NE
y received opinion Of the Of stcrrly OF
(except indeed malformation which
extremely r Tbs nvarabe and universal success OF hg
Elixir Cordial every instance OF producing that sta on
Who years pned childess loneliness, has fully establish
the that what usually termed durable BY
hs OF the Proereatve Elixir Cordial II is iniallabte
senuri Weakness auor abus. debility, incontlnenc., ard
the various train OF complaints arising from Illness or
mprudenSs lts great and inysrabe success i. rscommes
ab;shed sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pac
sufficient evidence Of its aad the estimation IL
This aadersrned the OILY authorized ageat for hs
nv.
Price - bottle.
Eor the Of residing Of the city, tao IN
for transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
Price Of package S. making three bottles
All letters must be postpaid, and directed TO
Dr.. y. MELVEAU. box q, NJ York city
i've IunS re Office l2o Liberty
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

THE PROPRlr TORS this valuable an succsssul med
take leave inform the public that they receiving
rcsn Of from Of country Ths
the retail tina invalube medicine mot ony
New York; but Ia city and he United States
those high respec,abity sufficient warrant FIR
the absence Of quackery and compounded
Knowe edge pnd experience. Ia thus fact, slight
for the Of those whose health require tht
ss.ten should be ca eniy guarded from the Injury often
hcted by preenders to the healing they dends
themselves from the OF being vendors Of nosra
FAIRS Life tills are mot oftns peodhe antiquity Of nearly
tlree hundred Yeas throws a hrlo Of truth Iouna
The WHICH the ehe@e production. Of day
lay no Claim TO- For the truth VI ths the proprietor call the
tntion Of The public 70 work Of the Lille and Times Of
Is. and whose length Of life under Providence sole.
p ed TO his systm by the Of the medicine widely
known through the world PARIS Life Pls The truth Of
this ied by his last will and testament which be
.een TO this day IN the Registry Of Docto Commons,
London.
The Propreon have fit it their duty the public
these facts although advertising their
buslnrss Inc sale Of boxes New
YorR sufficient he xceleuce
by the iolo from the Duggs who retail
the southera and northern unusual
efficacy the simple axiom that as fleets follow
when PARIS Life Pills have been used family
upersedes the Of all other medicines OF
Gains TO distinction being when once tIled it never
abandoned. THOS. RObEkIo X CO.,
Inn re No Eult ton srree
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS,
INvENTEp AnD PREPARED BY

M. DE BOUDELuQUE, MD LISBON, PORTUGAL.
ME scientific comDnaton Of ingredients Of when th,se
1 Pills are composed, have maze wonder
ration Of the world. They knowa all Europe 10
the ooy preparation discovered that has proved invariably
ce' tan IN producing the monthiy Their certainty.
all ca bng such that they be used during
nancy, tor though always mild safe and healthy they
tain to produce used durug tnat period
The directions translated into EIg sh, and enveloed
onrd with the seel Of the Ipoer, ssmped Each box
the signature Of M, de Boudolu. and the hngsh d.
recons have ths oil Dr. H. MELVEAU authorised
for the coutnerg Of Amtrca.
SThey be nsmed oy 81 70 any part Of the Uaited
United Sates flee iz9 Liberty steet,
sect Prce Shat So No half boxes sent BY ali,
Sold ia NO Sal STREET Letters directed TO Dr.
81 Me veau, box a. New Yors will with immediate at
tcntion. All letters must be post paid jy29
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MADAME RESTELL,

EEMALE PHY oICI AN, Oice and wsIdence, I4B Oreeu-
wich be Couandt aud Liberty where
she be coosu ed with confidence
pants incident female frame
Madame kestels encc knowledge in the
Of obstinate Of female toppage
SC, such require lew days ct peecl
Lad desiring prosr mdcai during confinement
other Ipdspostoa, will be accommodated during such
time, with private d respectable board
Prrvel,e Powde for ared ladies', whose delicate
health forbiosa rapid Of family will be
Ali letters (post padJ addressed 8Sy New York
Boston Office, No Essex street.
N b -Madame RkSiELL wosld inform ladies residing
Of the city whose health would admit If travelling
that she would devote attendance upon ia
aEy nart OF the United States within reasonable distance
jy29
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
J "A m &c q ID ~ ID ON Il &c n N NJ TT.

Y. w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
TEE NEw YoRK HERALp--A daily paper, issued oveyy
morning Of the week--prce per copy Counny
.ubscpe furnished AZ the specific period
remittance 10 advance. no paid in ADJ
IKE WRKHLy HERALD-lssued evcs Saturday momnE NJ
oc0ck-pnce QUARTER cErrs per copy-fsr-
aished 70 eoaay suDscfbsr Is - - in savsseN
at the saF1s rags Tor spessfe period.
CsnzsstsHnEsTf ara EcsvsssA a. s34!sss Ssst 10! ="
JAMES &eASes 1nusaTr, Ysepv3stsrlnA Hscs@~sgfI. -
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DR. CORBITT may be consulted conddentiaiiy Of
- fec. Is Duane street, DOOR from Chatham Strangers
Uay Of The city Of New York. and that h Ia. e.cu.
Of certain diseases lnow eleven the city
Of New Yorkl which engages his entire attention Tns annals
his Tbs Doctor csutons the unoEtanas against n:
eases few days removed aely from the system see
that udciousy treated person legally gualned
the Person. afflicted w pro,rastsd and invssss.s
Dr. Cobitt practice Of has established tho
Doctors reputation for skill and respecabiy Sctures en-:
the Doctors profound attention. medicine be had
prevent certaip disease forms je7 3nsrc
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JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy discovered
i for the certain and permanent fall
Diseases and Eruptions Of the Skin,
Pimples, Salt kheum, Scurvy,
8lotches aet bat the public must DO
A''' DISHONEST COUNTERFEITERS,
who attempt counterfeit this valuable, in it, wonder
working effect blessed article Reader be deceived Ash
Jones' Italian Chemical Soap If they offer you another
do touch it. II you It's dangerous useess Ash
for Jones Italian Chemical Soap We positive
the above be its real qualities; also in the
Changes dark or yellow skin
~ To healthy, fine claarness.
Many think its exaggerated; let such
has hundreds Of cleared skin of eckles
sunbu, morpheW;I also be conscenously recommend
I'd for old heads Physicians be
referred to who use It daily in their practices
But mind it J0nss Soap has done, and still effects these
cures Get where else in this city but the sign Of the
American Eagle % chatham street. and $40 Broadway n
nGs Philadelphia 3oT King Charleston. o.. Gish
Pad dNIsys is' Ssios BROOKLYN. L.
IsspJ i've iWsss
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SCARPA,S OIL.

THE following is taken from the Boston Atlas valuable
Art ce-scaTpas Acoustic OIL 10 iaid by tn had
use it to be exceens medicae Of deal
from ids other We know young
lady who long since almost Immediately relieved BY it,
aud The fcate Of Mr. John Keed Of Bunker Hill street.
Charestown, Mass, Is IN un nswerabe testimonial II
cacy. sold al wholesale. retail, by A b u ID. SANDS
Druggists No 70 Fulton stee 273 oadway u Eas Broad
jvx7 lm~m
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MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTOR FAWCETT's Late work on the best mode Of
treating Constitutional Debility, Impotency S,erty;
and al Disease. Of the GeIerys Organ: be Obtained a.
continues his private consultations diseases his old
established Office 1876 Fulton Country describing
their mnuey and enclosing Fec will advice and
a or of the work. js3O Inns
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TO THE LADIES.

d. MULLS UTEHQ ABDOMINAL sgffOKIin1.a AZ,
Falling Of tho Womb, 81 external application. super
ssAAg the Of the ohscoAa Peasar confidently recon
the afflicted the OF perfect restofaion -
asah never having failed Of psriornisg sars even Ssd
Ths ssppofter has attained vary high shsasssr ExcYe
we'll this country Il h adopted the sntre dssse Of
aG 1esIi!a. Of Lo,do. s.a Psrs Sd i a;avsss.liy 70
n this soasty il Is sussiAed BIZ the leading members Of the
suts Of Cellsgs and Haspisaa. and ~ Gil shs saissRs
privsts prastitioAgrx
ROoms have bssa furnished sIsssvsy for ladies Mo-
gesoy haviag from the ba1iSess as
ssrnaat where lady soasaxy stssadaAsc. Apply
Trusses and Supp0rtsrs feprAe patients jvn 15rs