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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17
MADAME COSTELLO

EEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS--Guar snteed in eveyy
from eos &c Their certainty Of action ha. long bee.
that have useessly tried various boaed remedies Care
sometimes necessary their though they contain
medicine detrimental the constitution Advice given gratis
70 all thcse who the Pills, by Madame Costello "a LsIe
card street. between Walker Canal wee the Pills sold
Pnce 81 yer boz ito lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17
T,EECHES

LEECHES :! LEECHES II!
81 000 LARGE Healthy Swedish Leeches, just
OA3OOO ceived per ship Stephani from Hamburg. For
sale at moderate prices BIZ
g A. & II. WITTE,
d31 M as prsf' .'r.et Now York
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DIR. HOUSEMAN.

DIX. HOUSEMAN'S
G. T. r M A N COU G. III ID Il O z S,
pREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN }. PAWS, city
of Hudson, Columbis County ~ " and Or sale in this
city, wholesale and retail by
JAMES $. AsPiNwALL,
86 William street, General Agent for this city
aud by Of the principal retail druggists New and
Brooklyn Perhaps important and valuable medicine
than this provided for the afflicted No
hitherto been made the make extraordinary
virtues known but been long tried aud great efficacy
thoroughly proved by the nfaibe Of actual
rerence BY its merits and excellence has be-
highly ceiefated section of the where
has been 10 without exaggeration
ed Inalibe remedy for colds coughs, asthma influenza
whOoping cough heamorrhage raising blood
and all the complaints affecting the breast aud lungs and tend
to consumption and general debility Numerous estimo
mails be the hands of the for the of tins
healing basam, showing that such has been effects
Vulnerable multitude OF The proofs of its full
efficacy are if used in the first of Of
the complaints above named complete preventative,
and their further progress arrested In this climate where such
complaints common owing to sudden changes of wealth.
who places right value upon health should be with
for medical attendance and what is will prevent the
life itself Ecaciols mild pleasant and always
hamless purely vegetable compound and may he
with safety in all kinds Of weather and under al
IL mild healing expectont and the
time gentle tonic. It's has only restored thou
sands who aborng under temporary Illness but has
PRODUCED the health Of consu
tonally feeble, effect mpa and vgor the
system, while il causes weakness.
fuce nifty cents bottle OF four i4eodnsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

~ cine in the United Kingdom of Great Britain for the easy,
all analogous diseases speak truth the only sc,en
tifc emeay extant and that only eounteuanced
Sir Ashley Coo, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Francis Tyrel
Dr. Merman but also employed in the Army and Navy
the exclusion of all other remedies IL
in every of long standngn very few day
aud unfrequeny few doses when the explicit printed
directions strictly followed
Agencies for the city OF New York the following drug
stores-Coner OF Courand and Washngton Fulton and
Water Bayard and Orange and Grand and Mulberry
Pnce 81.
N B-Observe the English stamp the cork of each bot
te Secured by letters patent that countseers will be e-
gally dealt with. DIG lmArc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17
DANDRUFF.

DANDRUFF OR LOSS OF HAIR is caused by languid
II obstructed the small blood vessels which
supply the scalp and hair with nonris
which the respiration becomes thick and cammy and dries
the surface forming called dand which clogs
the Of the skim and by its the
the hair prevents from receiving sufficient nourshment to
tain vitality The hair then becomes harsh and unpleasant
speedily aud efectu.y cured by DR JAYNEs HAIR TeNIc
which evves the dormant Of the surface vessels
the dandruf and produces and healthy growth
hair supply the old; and badness prevented
where it seady exists The following certificate selected
Messrs A. Is. X ID. SANDS:
GENTLEMEN-As an act of justice you and Dr. Jayne,
send this certificate inform Of the invaluable benefit
wife has received from the Of Dr. Jaynes Hair Tonic
aud after trying various remede, with benefit she used Or
Iaynes Hair Tonic She used bottles before could
the hair had started and commencing with the third
started to out and few weeks her head aud
covered with thin growth Of fine black hair bit
ter than she had lost think entirely produced by M
of the Tonic and would recommend all who need
similar remedy Truly yours, JOHN N. JACKSON.
Prepared only by DR. jayne 20 South Third Price 81
Sold wholesale and retail by A. d. Sands druggists
Fulton street corner Of Gold and 100 Fulton Ase by
street, David Sands Co. No II East Broadway. d22 lmrc*
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MADAME COSTELLO,

EIGMALE PLY SCIAN educated al the Medical Faculty
in Paris and Graduate Midwife offers her professional
the ladies' OF thz city and Having had
long experience and urprzng the treatment Of d.
Incidental to sppres ladies the point Of
strucons &c na; will be happy sforda comforts
the best medical treatment and the most n,aony care ard
nung if preferred will wait and attend them their
houses until perfectly recovered Madame O. particularly
begs impress the minds Of the delicate she ociaes
personally that hesitation dread need
be apprehended.
Costello would inform ladies residing cut Of
the city whose health would admit OF travelling that she
would devote her personal attendance them Of
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame G. be conauted her residencc Lspor ard
street. all times and 18th the regard the wishes OF
IrnFr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

THE PRIVATE TREATIsE-Ths little book itsslf 10
designed for those who require speedy and private cure
for infectious complaints and WHICH the best and
plain and faithful msnner The
price 81 The advertisement, however, to state
that the author has published the mort interesting chapter
that the which reader these comtin 20 obstinate
and nserngin the form Of single ettsf when ne
free Of eypense wishing T. HIS reasons iqf doiny
this given in the letter itself and in t. also VII Dc
complaint which affect the mind - wei as lnc
tons Of the body and which easily and seediiJ cured
when once its nature is explained. -
But lest il should be supposed that the letter here -eea
PROCESSES more than really contains the author heys 70 st
that beside his long experience he has temoni letters on
inc subject OF his integrity and skill from the most EN- nsnt
ysicans In Europe TO the most eminent IN America az oI
Astiey Cooper 70 Dr. Mott Of New York, Dr. Physct o.
rhadephia and others and sso that he permitted 70 refer
Dr Ralph would also further state. that he consulted
o. tins nature at his private esdence No SO tren
en- street. At any hour and those who honor h with el
conhoence even IN tina complicated Of dea1e will
e sdrsed az the ease and quckress with which, general
they VIII OBTAIN cure dil im~r
DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH.
THIS CELEBRATED preparation, the oay that ha,
been discovered for successful
most ofsrriye clseasc of the head,
DANDRUFF.
during the late and been applied
Thousands Of Ladies and Gentlemen and
instance, has it failed to effect :
AN IMMEDIATE, AND RADICAL CURE.
IL is by the celebrated and skiifu phys
selves Of its benefits and thus clear head aud uIu
of hair II is for sale by its propretorprce VI the
sM ana - ''A' s PssEbpn " Park Row
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

As the above Teas defy compettonn freshness
quality price and that they selections made by
of the most competent judges in the city.
COFFEE.
Old Java burnt and ground, Is I'D pound.
Also, general Of Coffee Fruits for the holidays
all kinds of owand fact every thing apperan-
grocery all of which warranted be Of first quality
d2l lmse0 Il. HARRISON co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

rrONGUES-i bbIs Beef Tongues superior article land,
ing from ship Mississippi from New Orlens for sale BY
jI0 sc r. X COLLINS x CO. So South street.
rJ,ALLOW barrels Tallow prime article. for sale BY
/. X. COLLINS X CO.,
j6rc ssSouth u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY r5
Broadway, up saiu-E. WHITE would respectfully call
th attention Oh citiyens and strangers visiting the city his
splendid collection Of Portraits groups
from two TO fourteen the plate which for
beauty and Of deueaon
traits taken in all kinds Of weather with or without
coOrs. ~ " "'
American institute at it, lat, exhibition awarded Mr.
White the first premium FOR the best Daguereovpe enp,, for
grouping and general effect which another proof OF he
superiority OF his portraits. ~
Mr. White IN sole New York for the very ,upe,;or
imported GERMAN Camaras and at other establishment in
this city State they be obtained ~
N. B.-mported German Camaras also French and Amer;
Instruments Of the best quality with Plate Gases
Chemicals F0ishing Materials &C. always on hand for
nj 1me
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THOMAS ROBERTS & CO.
d30 lmrc. No. 30i Broadway of Duane Cd heor
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORER
AND BEAUTIFIER

TRIAL BOTTLES-THREE SHlLLINGS.
ITO those who have used Jones' Coal Hair Restorative know
excellent qualities those who have not say that
the fact of our selling three shilling bottles prove the
truth Of that afraid of person
trying small quantity FIRST warrant possess the fol-
lowing qualities 1T will force the hair grow part
scur or dandrpf and make light red grey hair dark
it makes truly beautiful aad keeps So II is indeed the
most economica yet superior article made for the hair Sold
Eagle 80 Chatham street New Y9rk l3s Fulton street,
delphia 2o7 King street. Charleston, $. 9.
The Moorish Hair Dye, for dyeng red dark brown
ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17
SALT FISH STORE
I00 BBLS. HALIFAX No. / SALMON; 1909 Nos. l.

PEEF-BEEF-BEEF -The subscriber would respec tful-
IL inform his friends and the public generally that he
opened shop, the If West and Warren streets for
the sale of beef by the quarter, side or carcase
Shop butchers and dealers generally will be furnished upon
advantageous The subscriber having entered
with and extensive dealer
abed to offer fresh bee the lowest market
prices.
Also, on hand and for sale, quantity Of Sheep
N. B.-Terms cash. JOSEPH II. SWEET
LILO "a
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MEDICAL.
he nAD CREATED MEDICINE OUT OF rHE EARTH. AND
PARIS LIFE PILLS.

ne THAT PAHRs LIFE Tr Fills: xviii
sh are sn sf sss are Of oh
hve the s hest doubt Of their accuracy 70 visit the parties
make The ale.. inys.xaii.n By letter they have Kindly
Mo- Washington street jersey City.
To Messrs Thomas Roberts Co 304 Broadway.
Your medicine named PARIS LIFE PILLS having at
Mr. 2aSrsIis spo,hscary here Is cent boz. and sendins
p Sse a
;ssS
Neither myself Or h%lv viii without supply
Yours s SxaEs MILLER.
County, Whites as follows
have sold many boxes Of pARRs LIFE PILLS and they
hay @ q he o sand . ao% IN
he mild OPERATION and fine basamc properties will
have used the pills in my family and find them to be an er.
ce!len! medicine and shall recommend them accordingly.
oowss Certificate woSh ssS:,
second sTss,, phiiads iPhis, Of Nov. 18th. ISIS
oil y. Ss"sh that ;sses to the
consider = my duty 70 STATE: @ ays been s
%sdisisss, r.. you. Fiis' ind been
sreay benefited by their you this statement
commd something the afflicted worthy Of the,
!. j. JAMES,
No. To Apple street. Philadelphia
No. 1913 Christie street.
Messrs. Il. Roberts Co -
This is certify that have been afflicted for this twelve
with the liver complaint and dyspepsia and after
all advertised medcincs-then had doctor who
only pate he'd At last the kind h md of Providence
pointed out 10 the report OF PARIS Life Pills aud after
attentvey end carefully TAX few small boxes began
feel like another being-and ask be circulated
through the United States, grateful for recovery
from the grave. NJ. FLING
1873 Christie street.
The above with hundreds Of other testimonials be
at the Projectors Office, 3O4 Broadway.
TINS medicine purchased Of all respectable druggists
through the United STATES
An Injunction in the Court OF Chance OF Massachuse
lately granted George Roberts the Boston Times
and Melton, BOSTON, mo related Thomas Rohes)
for frauduleny attempting to issue spurious article
far famed and excellent Nedicre PARIS Life Pills. The Chan
ceor, Judge Story after ordering the defendant &c
Court ruled that the injunction be made absolute IN
pointsoucgh forbeipg the
Of the defendant Although Agents constantly the
alert and tegrea difficulty and of initiating abes
on and around our boxes OF Pills. strong safeguards
deemed at cost ourselves from the cupdty of
limitations Of our Medicine.
THOMAS ROBERTS & CO
d3o lmrc. No 304 Broadway of Duane cd, feor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

CAMPHENE, OR CHEMICAL OIL" Horns Patent
OSolid Bottom Glass Fountain Lamps for chemical oil
and camphene manufactured and sold Wholesale retail by
O. Fax at NO 1856 Faton street ISun BuiIdings) New
York These lamps admitted by all them
be upeqnaed by any lamp offered the public for
their splendid light their economy for and their pc &c
simplicity and Trim. One lamp will give light
equal to six sperm candies of ss than half
quality aud the best lamp offered the pubic for
Churches hotels, and dwellings. Also good
}cay Also general depot for patent meaisine,-sach
affections debility, dyspepsia &c and Evans Soothing Sy
rup for children teng; Dr. Cherrys Astrng.t Pills for
gleet, gravel &c, Dr. POETS Eradicator for derae
Rlani Dr. H,stsd Brisk f the Persian Pills esi he.
Balsamc Pills. for ,yphs &c Wyeths Cream ;,l,rs
to beauy and promote The growth Of the hair DIG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

BROADWAY
TEA STORE,
NORTHEAST corner of Prince and Broadway, adjoining
~ Nbos Flower Repository The subscribers inform the
friends and the public that they have opened the above Store
with and OF 0rocecs-t the ok
consisting principally of Teas of the finest qualities see
with the greatest from the last CagOes.
TEAS.
Young Tyson from 2s TO IS
Old Byson -. go. IS to IS
Imperial ~. ..Js to IS
Gunpowdcr -. ........... Is to IS
PoUchoug "... SIS Is
SOucfong -. -..4s to Is
prcco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

be had for the bulk OF 500 bales IN ,ore
0oeAs@ Apply " JOHN HEkDMAN,
u ths pmmis~,
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NO. % Madison SC, New Y Ork.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail and for
by A. g. Sands Co.. druggists aud chem Granite Build.
ngs No. z13 Broadgay, Of Chambers st. New York
sold by Sands druggists, No 10 Fulton st; David
Sands Co., No. II East Broadway Of Market
and by druggists generally throughout the United States
Trlce 81 per bottle-six bottles S. is m&rc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
WHlG PUBLICATIONS.

The attention of WIG ASSOCIATIONS. Clay
CLUES and Others interested in the disseminate n
and promotion of Wing Doctrines and Scnil-
ments, is respectfully called to the following Cat
aogue of Works published at the office OF Tie
New.YoaK ThIBUvs BY the undersigned;
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WIDE and ts ouut OF reading than the aver
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The pertinent Of ssanE cheap rash pirsr slevs'ed IN
character and I.Hl de eo!ed 20 the true PAN vs OF
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Of the Counry was c-mm-rc-d t- 10th OF Apn iS
and in less III and hall after s comm ncrnrn, me
daily circulation of THE NEH-fORK TRlbt y Z " a
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The Editorial cnueuct OF this paper with HcRacs
GRrgLEY ably assisted the Departments oI Literary Com
mrcil aai AI.csansous Intelligence By The ard of sad
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hluhou Uuoa well private bivlces Ion iiiel'
nossssu. Supsr,Or for lmptinc iniornttcG t1
Publishers render paper tho Shia- ~ the r:ii 81
and most ia,henric OF f important totct o'
in nocrpc or IN con;.m Federal and Site L.
ri.,.on with full and 1eurgs oi al. ttInsnI"-
Elections 1hs EARLIEST accounts OF Crops business fii
c with the the day, vii lso he thGs .iven "lr
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chl-e an ability aud rIerence WHO NII give
f.sh full. and accurate reports o at! ioisS IN f:cd"ce
C;nots stocks sycal &c Sc, rot only this CITY, but
al important points throughout the uni~n;
" An Evening Edition. Is ruoiislea every AFTERNOON w
inn To- m Mats y-nie contains The New, received by the
rn,,r N sis ,j ulli.y o the ..arh. snd Stock Sales
III 10 2o'ciock :. Vi. ,,,,,-u
Please address GHE- t-Lf'l - ShLha lL
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For The Tribune
Curious Discoveries in Science--Odours
end Sound.

end Sound.
Freshnel had proposed an experiment by which
the velocity OF rays Of light might be measured.
II was by mirror contrived TO revolve with lu-
mcnse velocity, and while in revolution rejecting
two rays OF light from 4 common focus, but pass
inc first through medium of different refracting
power, so that the two rays OF light would touch
the revolving mirror at slight differences Of time,
and BY the differences of reflection the velocity of
LIGHT be ascertained But this revolution OF the
mirror must be thousands in a second OF time
This excessive rotation could not then be ascer-
tanned.
Since then, Mons. Arago announced TO the
Academy that Mons. Braguet has resolved this
problem, and placed before the Acadcmcians
wheel constructed by that able mechanic, which
had motion of more than two thousand tunes
per second.
But the realization OF this great rotary velocity
nv lead to other results besides those relative TO
light. 1t may bring into the domain OF science
an entire class OF phenomena hitherto abandoned
to vague chemical and culinary cnds-that Is to
say Sdrours and OdcurS.
In 1882, Mons Babinet communicated to his
Coeg;ans Of St. Louis the result OF his researches
into the nature Of OdOurs. He stated that GER
tain Odorous bcd,es may under certain circum-
stances he uuOGorous and again revived. That
Odors are reflected from mirror in he same
manner as sornd, or light, or heat. Odors are
distinct from the substances which issue them as
much 50 as sound is from the sonorous body, and
are propagated in manner analogous tn the vlo-
rations of light or sound Ii you apply the up
Of the tongue to diapason OCTAVE IN music in
vibration YOU distinctly perceive peculiar Sa-
ror or taste Now that we have the means OF
oivinc 10 wheel some thousands OF revolutions
per second, Let us suppose hollow wheel hav-
ing hollow axis-the wheel pierced with thou
sand holes at equal distances from each other
Ict this wheel rcvolve inside Of drum which is
also pierced with holes exactly corresponding with
,bosc of the whcel-this drum is fixed and when
the wheel inside of il is put in motion, the air is
of course driven by the centrifugal power to the
circumference OF the wheel and is supplied by a
stream OF air entering through the hollow axis
When the wheel is turned once in second 1t will
give a sound due to one thousand vibrations per
second. The above experiment on the dlapason
gives us reason to expect that before the greatest
velocity Of revolutions of the wheel is attained
we shall have Odors instead of Sounds from tho
wheel. So that we can then not only prove the
mature Of Odors but measure hem-and assign
the number Of uibrations necessary for certain
series Of Odors
Translated lor the American Institute. by
HENRY MEIGS, ienber.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

MEMoRY-Prof. Gouraud, Prof Pike, and
others, are lecturing various parts of the coun-
try, on a system by which the facultyo Memory
NAV be acstiifsI IN an extraordinary degree. A
contemporary thinks that the People of the Uni
ted States require no Doctor Gouraud to enable
them 10 remember, that when Martin Van Buren
came into office, he found the country accord
ing to the Declaration of Gen Jackson) ''pros.
perous and happy" the National Debt paid off,,
and surplus in the Treasury of 26,OOO,OOO OF
dollars.
That during his administration he paid no debt
Made no internal Improvements!
Spent one hundred and thirty millions Of dol
lars
Left the Government Bankrupt!
The Currency destroyed
The People in distress and ruin!
And public debt of twcnty-seven millions OF
dollars
This same Martin Van Buren, is now candl-
date for reelection but he will find that the Pro
pLE have an excellent memory. lSalem Register.
MORE ARAB HoRsEs-The bark Eliza, Wallis,
at st. Helena on the 18th Of March, for Salem,
has on board two Arab horses, presents to the
President of the United States from the 1maum
of Muscat The Eliza is reported as leaky, but
was to sail on the 10Th. Boston Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
~ T,e TnvisibIe WIG 80

Dg- The Invisible Wig so closely resemble, The
real lead hair TINT ceptcs and have pronouc
ct the perfect and extraordinary invention Of the dny-
The advantage of this novel and unique Wig Is rs &
made without which t
nnre closely resemble the natural hair. both IN gncs
NM: general appearance defy detection. lis texture beng
50 Obealt so porous and so free tint all of pcrprn
on evaporation unmpeded. aud the great evils OF Other
Wigs entirely avoided The sccptc and cpnnoscuf alike
invited 10 inspect this novel md beautiful Wig. and the pc
cuar method OF fitting the head. Mt the manufacturers, ~
C. BARRY llG Etoudway. corner o Liberty up stars
n25 lmis
n5- Martin L. Thompson, Architect and Builder
office No Wall street. prepared 10 furnish Plnns md super
intend the Erection Of iulisS. Residence No 81 LINTON
lnce wIere lie mny be IN the evening. mIS Ems
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
Gg- DR.. Felix coureua's Italian Mcdl-

E:- DIR. Felix Go,trauf's Italian McdI-
catcG SDup.-For ireckeS. pimpcs. eruptlols.
bltche scurvy, moriew heat Spots mrsketn bites, and a
irritation md rougness, pnd soIowne and darkness of tie
skin This Soap nt the most remarkable OF recent chcnl
ca discoveries. II, emoeut and healing qualities spokei
ofn nlf directions, and evcry who recommend It, pne
cake ~ cents, 20 nil ordinary
aud be hud genure only Mt 81 Walkertee enc door
from the of Broadway Agen-2 Milk street. BUstnn
70 Chestnut street. PIndelpha t;my Porghkeepsc: Touscy
Rochester; Myers HewNnycn; Dyer, Provdence Carleton.
Lowell: and Trpp, Newark no Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
Clay Songs for 1914.

A Tract of l6 pages containing selection of
the best and most popular Wing Songs, of them
original, is published ut the Tribune Office
Price $500 per 100 or SIS per 1000 copies Orders
must be addressed to GREELEY 4; McELRATH
re Clay by EPrs SARGENT may be otnned Reddins &
co.., Boston Zeiber & Co.'S Philadelphia and at Cushing
Bro,he Baltimore. This Biography the fullest and 1dst
complete of any published of Mr. Clay and sold az inc
uncommonly low pnce Of la1. cent? per copy az DSW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
THE JUNIUs TRACTS.

THE JCNICS TRACTS.
No l. TuE TEST OF Parties Tned by ,he1r Acts
No II. TnE CcRREsuY.
No Ill. The TARIFF
No. " LIFE or HESkY Clay.
No. V. PoL!rIciL ABOLITION
No. vi. DEMOCRACY.
No. VII LABOR AID CArITAL.
No. VIII. TDI PusLlc LANDS.
Price Reduced.
The Prce Of the JUNICS TRACTS 10. the Presidential
Caulpnien will be : Is thousand.
THE WHOLE SER les bound together comprising rs
pa ccs, is published at s. 6 hundred.
.Netc York. April 20. 1874.
% Orders must be accoIupan;c! with cash
GREELEY s McELRiTH.
apo2 S;aw Publishers ior the Author.