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PROSPECTUS.

The PIcToRIAL and ILLUSTRATED editions OF SHAhs-
PEART lately published in England, are amongst the
most beautiful specimens of the recent and remarkable
improvement of the of wood engraving which by
combining great excellence of execution with economy
of price, has given an unprecedented diffusion to the
most useful well as the most exquisite productions OF
the arts ofDesign.
The designs of KENNY MEADOWS for the Illustrations
Tyas edition of Shakespeare express the character OF
the several personages and the spirit of the scene, with
wonderful truth and power whilst the wood engraving
of Knights Pictorial edition combine with the mghest
merits ofar and taste such learned and minute accu-
racy as to scenery costume, architecture and antiquity
as to make them perpetual and most instructive com
mcntary upon the Poets text. 1t is now proposed 10
embod in an 4oerican edition, the admirable iilustra-
ton of both these editions engraved with equal excel
once of mechanical execution, to add to these other en-
| Newton &c, and to accompany them with beauti-
fully printed and correct ext. ,
But the publisher, anxious that his country should
paw some prtof the homage due from her to the great
est Poets as to one who belongs not solely to England
but to all
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CHE AP ia . T
AND BEST BOOTS g. SIYOE


II ME SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors, offers
to his old customers and the public generally,
the largest and best assortment of Boots and Shoes
pumps and gators, and half gators, childrens &C., to-
gether with every article in his line of Business ever Of
ered in this market-he still continues to Manufacture
boots, shoes and every article in his ne in the neaes
cheapest and most fashionable STYLE He also keeps
constantly hands all kinds of leather kid skins,
men and womans morocco skies, lining and binding
skins, sparrowbils pegs and all kinds of shoeuakeIs
TOOLS and findings Of every kind, and also good as
sortment ofrunks Of different kinds; and first rate as
sortment of brass clocks, shoe backing &oal ofthe
above he pledges himsefo sell cheapas the cheapest
And fhe cannot convince the purchaser he do so,
he will not ask them to buy, but would earnestly solicit
those wishing to buy to give him call before purcha-
sing elsewhere, as hois determined to sell very low
cularly for cash heis in want of the article He is
still at his old stand on Market street.
june s. SAMUEL SLENiMONS. !
N. b. He still continues the livery business, ar
having provided the best kind of carriages, and
for that business, he tlattors himsolfhecan
the public to their saiiEilction, his toe Iii b
livery reasonable, ~
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or We publish below the prospectus for the great
est work of this orany other age Thewitings Of VIII
liam Shakespeare have ever been rich treat in whate
yer form they have been presented to the public but in
the form IN which they published, they cannot
hil to meet with a great demand The work Is truly
beautiful and should deoonte the centre table Of every
lover Of literature
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OH! what "a waste of Powder

It is stated that the wings at the East, antci-
pating the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,, had
expended thousands of dollars IN printing eec.
tioneering speeches, pamphlets and books oi
songs, in all of which Mr.. Van Buren, is desert.
bed as the most iniquitous man living. II was
proposed by Mr. McNulty, in the Baltimore Con
vontion, that contribution be raised TO save the
wings from loss; but Mr.. Hubbard suggested that
as the whig party claimed for themselves not on.
y all the talents and all the decency, but also all
the wealth of the country, they were well able
to bear the loss themselves. We move that they
have leave TO substitute the name of JAMES X
Polk for that of MARTIN VAN BUREN!
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A CLAY LEADER.--The Union Democrat says
the author of the Inniaa Wing tracts, which have
been circulated through the country, the last few
months, has been indicted, tried and found gull
ty of keeping gambling house, and fined
$4,000 beautiful creature, indeed, to write
essays on whig politics and morals.
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Nor BAD.-Ajolly jack-tar, rolling along Com.
mercal street, in Boston, enqured what the De-
mocratic nomination was "Polk and DaIlas,'' .
says by-stander. Pork and dollars?" SAYS
he, "that's the tickot something to cot and mo
lReu IN the pocketn
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A painting is being " got up" by the gamblers
somewhere down South, to be presented to the
Slasher on his hearing the returns at the next
Presidential election. 1t is to represent the
"Lamcntation of the Heifcr, or Pai'-o'djce
Los, pa la Satan.
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The Opinion of d great man Of Clay

There is not public man in the Union whose
character Is so vulnerable TO the just anlmadyer-
sion, as that of Henry Clay. The immortal JEFF
ferson, who knew the man well, said;
"Henry Clay is merely splendid orator, with
out any valuable knowledge from experience or
lstudy, ofANY DETERMINE PUBLIC PRIN-
lClPLES, founded in political science, either
practical or theoretical"
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DIED-On the 9th inst. Of small pox, Hamilton, in
FAINT son of John and Sarah Donaghey of Franklin tp
aged months and three days.
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0SIs57- The the extract of poke is said to bomost
excellent purgotivo, frequently prescribed by
medical practitioners. Ills pbysic to tho wings
that's certain.
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A SALUTE-A hundred guns were fred il
Philadelphia on Saturday, in honor of the nom
nations, and several thousand people were pre-
sent on the occasion.
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HoRRIBLE.-A Western member of Congress
says that PoJh-beTries are the most deadly poison
to coons known in Natural History.
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1t is said that the ladies', God bless them, arc
all for ANNEXATION TO a man.
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STATE ELEcTIoNs.-Tho following list show:
the time of holding elections for State officers fo
the year 1874, in the several States annexed:
Louisiana, July lst; Tennessee, August 1s
North Carolina, Aug. 5th; Alabama, August 9th
Kentucky, Aug. 5th; Indiana, Aug 5th; Illinois
Aug. 9Th; Missouri, Aug 5th; Vermont, Sept
3D.; Maine, Sept. 9th; Maryland, October ID
Georgia, Oct 7th; Arkansas, Oct. 7th; New Jer
sey, Oct. Sth-9th; Chic, Oct. Sth; South Carroll
ma, Oct. l4th; Mississippi, Nov, 4th-5th; Nev
York, November 5th; Michigan Nov 5th-6th
Massachusetts, November 18th; Delaware Nov
18th
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TRUE.-lf you can but live free from want,
care for no more, the rest is vanity.
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ASTONISHING CoNDEsCENsIoN.-Hen Clay
lately ayowed that ''te lad brother erlo acas
bred a @aechanic;'' and the whig papers are anna
zed at such astonishing frankness.
This is equal to the whig eIoctionccrcr, who
declared upon the stump, to gain the votes Of
lrahmon, that although he had not himself the
honor TO be son of the Emerald Isle, he had q
brother who was excessively fond Of potatoes
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FOR PRESIDENT,
James *. POEE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
George sEE. Dallas.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL.
JOSEPH H. LARwILL, of Wayne,
DowTY UTTER, of Clermont.
CONGRESSIONAL,
1stDistrict CLAYTON WEBB, of Hamilton,
Cd g JAMES M. DORSEY, of DarlSe,
Sd 6 r. d. FoRsMAN, of Green,
9TH 6 JUDGE JoHN TAYLOR, of Champaign,
5th g DAVID HIGGINs, of Lucas,
9th C. GILBERT BEACH, of Wood
9TH Z" JOHN d. WHITE, of Brown,
9Th g THOMAS MEGRADY, of Ross,
9th g VALENTINE KEFFER, of Pickaway,
10th G. JAMES PARKER, of Licking,
11th g CRENvmLE P. CHERRY, of Marion,
18th e. GEORGE CoRwINE, ofScioto,
18th 6 CAUTION G. CovEY, of Morgan,
18th &c ISAAC M. LANNING, of Guernsey,
18th " WALTER JAMIsoN, of HARRISON,
10Th q SEBASTIAN BRAINARD, of Tuscarawas,
18th 6 JAMES FoRBEs, senior, of Carroll,
18th sc NEAL M'CoY, of Wayne,
18th 6 Mm.o STONE, of Summit,
goth g BENJAMIN ADAMS, of Lake,
2lst g SrEPHEN n SARGENT, of Medina
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From the NJ Y. PlejeiaQ
POLK AND DALLAS.

To Jove, on high Olympus throned,
Columbia, weeping, prayed -
" oh, mighty Chief Of gods and men,
Assist thine honorcd maid.
"Deliver this, thy Gavor'd land,
From vile Promethean CLAY;
And chiefs appoint, of genius meet
To light the darkened way"
Olympus shook--the mighty King
The fiat gave to Pallas--
The goddess Joye's behest obey'd
BY sending Polk and DALLAS.
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A NEW ERA OF
SHAKESPEARE
N AME RIGA!

The cheapest and most splendidly illuminated
and illustrated edition Of the Bard Of Apoa
published.
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INDrANs.-The territory of country west of the
Mississippi river TO the Rocky Mountains, con-
taips the following tribes ofIndians
Creeks, Cherokees, Osages, Shawneos, Kansas
Delawares, Kickapoos, Iowas, Otoes, Pawnees
Omahas, Potawatimies, Sioux, Sacs, Foxes, Sem
inoles, Senecas, Quapaws. Peorias, Kuskask
Paukeshaws, and Weams
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OHr Poor CLAY! We pity him from the bot
tom Of our soul! Thrice condemned by the, YER
dict of the American people, he again has the
unparalleled effrontery to appear in position
where he must inevitably meet the righteous
rcbuke of the country once more! Where is he
to look for support! Certainly not in the South,
for we confidently predict that he will not re-
ceive the electoral vote of single State south
of Mason and Dixon's line-aot eren Kentucky!
And as to his prospects in the North, we wouldn't
give a rye straw for them! Why don't he learn
wisdom while he may, and withdraw from the
canvass, and thus save his own honor and reputa-
ton, If he has either2
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, OF TrWRmbWEl,
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Young Hickory !

Gen. JACKSON, by reason of his indomitable
republican spirit, answering devotion 10 princi-
pie, and uniirng opposition to United States
Bank, and other federal measures, was by unani-
nous consent called +" OLD HIoKoRY" Now, as
JAMES X. Polk is a near neghbor to the Gene
raj in Tennessee, sort of kinsman, and has fol
lowed in the footsteps of the old Hero, and stuck
to him like brother, in the darkest period OF
the panic Congress, he is certainly entitled to
the name of "YoUNG HICKORY" Hickory clubs
are first rate things TO scare coons with!
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We heard democrat declare, on hearing the
nominations made at Baltimore, that although
Henry Clay was admitted to be good at the game
Of brGg, the Democrats could beat him 10 TO ] at
poke Dem. Union.
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and by which he defrauded the gallant Jackson
out of the Presidency"
Now hear Father Richie, of the Richmond
Enquirer, the good old Sentinel of Democracy
in Virginia We like the man, we like his wri-
tngs, we like his principles He speaks in the
following cheering and souI-stirring manner:
The die is cast and that able and accomplish.
ed statesman, James X. Polk, of Tennessee, has
been unanimously nominated by the Baltimore
Convention, the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency of the United States. We hail the
nomination with JOY, and auger from it most
glorious victory.
Circumstances have prevented the nomna-
ton Of that eminent statesman, Martin Van Bu
ren, by two-thirds vote, according to the usage
of previous National Conventons but what
Democrat in the Union does not part with hin
with the most profound gratitude for his servi
ces, the warmest admiration for his talents, ant
the sincerest respect for the graceful manner il
which he authorized his intimate friend, Mr.. B
+. Butler, TO withdraw his name, Honor ant
happiness be his highest reward.
| Mr.. Polk's nomination has been received a
Baltimore, at Washington, and at Richmond
with enthusiasm 1t heals all division; unitc'
our party with bands of iron, 1t thwarts ever!
| hope which the wings had indulged of discort
and divisions. 1t blasts the election of Mr. Cla,
and saves our country from the sceptre of thu
Dictator Mr. Polk is true to all our republican
principles, and he is the friend of Texas.--Wt
| shall go into the encounter with renovated sp
J rts, and with indomitablo energies. lie WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-23

JAMES LASCALA informs his patrons ana customers IN
general that he has dissolved his partnership 87 broadway
and has fitted comnodous Saoon No 303 Broadway up
stais or their reception hoping that they Will continue TO
enjoyed, and tor which he returns his thanks,
we'll known that Lascala the first who, six
the Asor House. introduced the cleaning oil the
ead from which he has diligently to discover
the OF all diseases Of the hair and has TO the
opinion that they all re.ult from an accumulation hnmo
the which ofen mpedes the growth Of The hair and
finally destroys it, often produces irritation oil the skn
capsng dr. dandrf and falling Of the hair well
gray which swelling Of the hair Ia disease aring
the source clearly manifest from observing the
thickness and Of the hair wen gray,
with it ia its natural state
Alter four careful observation he has the pleasure Of
presenting III. public liquid called Lascaas Shampoo
Water" washing the akin Its effects aretst: To stop
short time the falling the hair seeOne: 10 remove
the danduf Third to Tende. the hair fne and soft
without the Of pomatum Fourth: To gradually
the gray hair dark color; and lastly to accomplish what
has hitherto been convdred miracle make the har grow
where there has been badness for years. . -.
The principle Of Lascaa cleanse the skin from all Its
proved his face. by using fhinbe nii OF tins qud
rubbing skin till dry, partllg to IT
oil the ira, hness color of youth
Ia order To let the pablo test fairly this iayettion he has In
when indeed worth the money tor The purpose of cleansing
the head whlo will prove to every gentleman layana
bic keeping the clean nd SOFT and those who he The
hair good and healthy VIII readily appreciate Its preserving
yirusa
10 those who prefer pomstu .ecommerds Cream
Of Roses with the ashe liquid aad
which to the hair and
meals pain on barns either Of which will recommend
It t. those who have charge oil childyn
Price, dollar per bottle; ten dollars per Dozen
will 5, ouIy used sold his Har Dressing Saloon 3o5
Broadway atJrs, ~. Y III lmNec
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FOR. THE PILES.

DEAD tn. following interesting and serrn: cure Of
~ Piles MIR j. Bowman. dsng isheJ asss scsidng
" Broadysy qs been afflicted with sne Pi;ss is sa FelS
tie sued about three months was
foul, appetite bad liver orp,d occasional psp,x
pale and languid omplains OF pains ldneys
irritation aud weight the
bowels attended with Pile umors so much inaase at times
produce SUFFERING them
selves by prose discharge OF blood inducing debility
the muscles Of the back from the long had
with muchciicay that he coald walk was feeble and
ief eu ely cured, having taken only three boxes
nay PILE ELEcrUARY has travelled than thousasa
rail since. aud feels oil the complaint well
aud active now e ne was thirty years ago. and atoaes ALI
Trader this Is only one Of hsussnd amar csses cured By
sold BY the proprietor hs office 1876 BowEhY doors above
spring street Advice gratis kensnbcr 1876 Bowery Agents,
H. Warner Co, Utica; 4. u. Fitch u 20. Syracusc; l.,
B. swan. kochestcr ColInar u Co. Buffalo.
Inn yAsr
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oE TEs 81! SgAE E,s q lgEE Fs ST T!EqAkIsrv

mask ps,ss 70. stsu % ssplss /. sstas-hs dssssss
sos sfs 81. Se.s
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'h nsna I1 sa va. sasDfs no
aess;ssfS .seaa e osst%e,sd even
BAD and long sb.h.
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When happens % be snPsraadsd and Nth Re
u"on @ the
There three which most
% nss b 5
May s Shsl
more advanced settled FORM while the following three be-
sqs e snoy.a 4 1Ss 50
Oh. nss not b
b *! psSS w ss IN hs a.hf
:as.d .s % 20 ss ni sfs
~, no structure exist without IT, The nsrtn
though not the only BY ia, s,e
5. II
sSw Gaa n d
length s other
TT ss.ssa san Us's
r. and s.sss ~ EVERY
common degree other that the wtsr fIaIsiy ;fs s
active or capable p hu'nsss a, somfry
questionable Indeed whoever eSn.deT. &c natural cor
medium by which the mind 80 powerfully aes upon
upoa the mind This however better explained
sent 70 many parts the world As the cure Of Structure pro-
cesds ths activity OF mind invariably returns.
With respect The Cure Of cture-thn, It gratifying e
stae Is generally accomplished little time, and without
cain or Nothns exceed the Improvement
OF late years in the of this complaint Indeed IN the
hands Of proper experienced persons the cure OF sicut
i now accomplished many days formerly demandec
months Many persons consult the writer who come on bus,
pess to this city for short time only but return
cured though Il of trouble and anxiety fo
ears TO who their homes the winter
e. his own peculiar OF together with his frytu
Treatise which ntetnR chapter giving every nier
formation the subject and written in the panes manner
Dr. Ralph OF saying that he may d
consulted various diseases referred 70 in HI. Prvat
Treatiseas ms dwelling house. No SO Greenwich street
al any hours and Consequence of the number Of pcendei
and books quacery which nes this city, he deems
the following statement satisfactory ground
Confidence to strangers Besdes his rank Graduate
| Of Edinburgh, &c. sc he has been engaged IN tn
Of these Diseases both in Hospital aud city pIac
nee io more than thirty ysa and has h pa1b 3. Pc
letters the eminent Physicians Europe to the mos
eminent America-as Sir Ashley Cooper of London 10 Dr.
Mott Of New York Dr. Phynck. of Philadelphia and others
that he permitted refer almost every hyseian
dre.s Or R.Iph GEN. 60 Greenwich ct. je6 lm&rc
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gECANNON'S COMPOUND PULMONARY

TIVE opinions OF lgslrioa; possess powerful ipoence
eth he generality OF manhinj, and although
hh autographs from either rrsdcnt Vice
pesident Governor si sssGred that they will
he- necessary this Auencan Production, known FAR
aud vide tire most sacees;fu and truly ecacions remedy
submitted 10 tie noce Of al ntagent pnbic he re
Communications Of nuafops persons ia humble epor but
fespecabe-alest good character aud should speak louder
than the bought certificates which we daily ace paaded in the
spapers Its efficiency kidney complaints has satei for
friends and could refer to several Of the most
respectable physicians OF for their opinion Of
tgentleen whose standing their profession have placed
item in the highest rack Becannons Compound Pulmonary
plants influenza coughs celds and co9.umpsion has been
compel the place il in different
lions Of the city where the numerous demands FOX it may b.
the easier answered ~.
sale all the principal druggists in city, aud may
had wholesale and retail Of the pro 2rietor.
r BECANNUN. So Vestry st.
Sam Palmer l6s West stset James Tarrant druggist.
2G6 Greep Wich, Warren mis- I'm
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wEDlOAL AMI SUhuiUAL OtflUE.

DOCTOA JUHNsQN. u Duane street 80 well knowa :?
- Ut Syphsic diseases the
practitioner New York beast OF. the Of
tls destructive and almost uIaHageape maady, still to be
found his old office Or johnson satisfy that
he legally qualified TO fhY5c and SugeTy-tat no
knowledge digeaae tAesourths
your general "Pysceas"ard thathS skill in the treat
and proper manale Of variety OF VeeIea
Eisears and Strictare OF UIethra, is prs,emnent My
only from part OF the United STATES,
- ey come from the We ndes aud canada on an
eeage coo patients dscountenance quackery any
therefore take method OF inormlng strangers, and
sous IN the country where they can igd ysicsn ,Aied
OF their dsaae Every undertake cure
or make charge no how long you may have 0lee
,,rctun Ulcer. upoa the body the throat nose
yotr case durable Constitutional Weasnss some
called Seminal Weakness, brought by habit
in by young men have PAID riuch attention. 10 Inc
oil tins n4iaay it CONSTITUTES part M practice
Many this
need my sad;ar, treatment yspefsis weekress OF the
snail back, confusion Of Intellect torgetiu
paipaton oil tie heart, aversion society OILY
symptoms Of ti,is complaint m, deetionx we'd
guarantee Post paid ees, withstaienent ase
containing - tor advice attended Observe, Office psuc
street, from Lh.L>An MIA lm~ec
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MR. DAY boot maker, No. 20 Tillasy street. Brooklyn
III suffered greatly for eighteen months with
oy sickness Of the stomach less Of eppcts shooting
in The bcwes his stomach acgcyed alOss kind
except He had ben attended by
for two months By tho professors Of tho Usyc and ali
On reading Dr. Shomsns Book descriptive of the symptom,
Of worms he thought they met his he purchased
OF 3hermans Worm Lozengcs few s0ses brough taway
e Judged quarts OF worns, and Catrey him
multitude e. similar night be ssaassoned where cl
thing gave relief buy sherman's fsoxrrsps
COaEhs ColGs Asthma, Wliocpng Coaah and even Cor.
sumption, arr all sooner cared by Ssaa Cough
few sesonds aud enable those Gidicsd with the mos,
fnarrassiIg coughs 10 sleep whole nighs The Ery Dr.
pnnba Rev Mr. De Forcst Rev. DrEasnond and hul
thousands can attest to their happy can To the
efficacy OF shcfmans Cough Lozcnges, for headache,
ebpati9n lowncss OF sps, sea thickness and lasstude
rom BODILY or mental srerops and for the wonderful proper
ties OF Shemsns Poof Mans Plaster, which costs bat i2
cent? aud warranted for rheumatism and umkaxo
Pam the brest side back OF INV part Of the
body A1h Tor Sheman Poor Mans Plaster and see that hs
game and his fac smile with directions for are on back.
There ne great worthless hawked about and
gold NJ 1nprnciped daggstt Remember get Sherman
enc fastsrs ard Tfassssse others. yea will
OedeccIyGd -
d. sherman's Warehouse. los Nassau s,ses, Axeau-ss7
.nason * CO. sriing ias Bowery spring IL East Hroad
t0 ccr Mssk W,li,aa at; no. 10 40 and Broad
gy Ia ur.ckyn Mrs Hays ~ Fulton, aud Mountains
piTg tsoe sas Futon snson Prospect and Jackson
" is;ssy G,y-E Rsnasil Groc-g Ia Nswara-1 Tryss
4 YtrOyJ, Hell $500
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PAR.R,S LIFE PILLS,

PARKS LIFE PILLS.
NEW LIFE-Hundreds whs have kept their beds for
IN speedily isvRorated with infusion Of
blood and consequently life and strength, by Of
Paris Life rs that their the fellow
b.ngs had given them up incuabe upon
the greatest Of the great Of this
Their solicited testimony witnessed by gentle Of high
may be obsaned OF agent Of this
a.edicine
Sold BY all respectable Druggists in New York. in Boxes
Is and ~ cents. w hole ale BY the Pl0prieors,
THOS KpBERrS & CO..
No III Fulton street, up stairs
Spanish Portuguese French and German
that PARIS Life Pills wrappers each of those
languages with Books estimonsls and other corresponding
documents. je6 la~rc