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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-29

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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-29

>r FOR SALE.
wv HORSE WAGON for sale, for Cash
saptoluce, by " "
FslA3, REvNETT & Co.
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hRlED APPLES.--l0O bushels dried apples
H. just received on consignment and for sale nj,
st. Louis prices by ~ E. B. kINSON.
June ID at5ay e..
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

NEW IORn, Jan. JOth, 1884,
$5OO dsv. q n soy. jssa Mile saSi:S:dt g
osen To- good suffering Of
Rs Js x. 81 sSH%s
Sn s S.ss my MY
S% i ya Ss'
sEf me- nm s for
The effects ofthe eslomel sons such as to
sSs moms.e for could always Ell sn.
s a S % s
SG H the , BEEN hs na SHn
and ps:s "pcs
to do business ne confused and distressed 20
asSppS II.
my :oe Re boeis
woa f Bss nS,sss Of he
sss 'f largo .G nas g. Tsd
~ns %
% Sy and Of w
h. S he os,s Ss Ss's
would Iii healthy wolf Oh :cenes. thoa LEVEL:
s
aS g sy fin S
perfect specimen Of his ;psc had been .hpwreeasd broken
as @:: s by s;i s9S
and safety v On %ss o.
better health weeks. than AL the benefit he had dervsd
believe that my John H. Miller, surrounded a. he now 70
ia health at home with his LITTLE family group 'ne most
them all cfu his relatives and fieads sHS1dan reason TO
KEGS and Allison Post, Duggsts Maiden lane and Noah
Norris asa Eighteenth street all the Inhabitants Of ESSEX
'N SWORN + S:. ny he ,oS day January.
s-wALLACE CONE, Commissioner Of Deeds
,sS cav na no f other: '''"' ' m..s
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWUEh6.
Invaluable have been adopted
well by thousands this country beng the only md
ecacou remedy for married ladies whose health for.
bids rapid increase Of family. .
The results IF their adoption % the happness Sne nesh.
to touch witin che limits OF an
parents but the future happiness Of offspring: s
but we'll known that the families Of the married often ~.
dctai In how instances docs the hard working iaher
and especially the mother of remain slaves
throughout their lives uggng the OF labor
tong bat e live and living but to toll when ey might have
have weighed down the spirit and last broken the health Of
the father how often is the widow left unabis with the most
vuous Intentions her fatheriess offspring from be-
coming degraded objects Of charyor pogate votares
ass the days OF the kind husband and father embed
in beholdng emsciaed form and declining health OF the
companion Of BOSOM she had reached the age Of
sinking into % ne Ss !av.
and sorrows and his young aad chdea OF those en-
dering ATTENTIONS and watchfu soctude, which mother
alone bestow unequeny when least able 70
support the hrartrending afction Is desirable then.
themselves the well being Of their ofpns
when simple healthy aud certain remedy j. within our
conol7 The advertiser feeling the Of th. subjects
and estimating the vast benefits resulting 20 Thousands by the
attention Of the marned to It's consideration not wi,e
and evils which subject by simple
healthy within contrJ Every dspassionate
vruous and enlightened mind, will unhestangy answer
the Affirmative. 80,
Price FIVE dollars package. accompanied with full and par
tcular directions. . , .,..., =,
b a1& .S ss'i; sS.e C box
hsur. FROM A. H. % T. n Sostsn Office No. Essss st.
flo m
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DOCTOR JORDAN'S PRIVATE SPECIFIC
PACKAGES

FOR THE CURE Of di,easss offer advantages not
possessed by any other advertised remedy, to wit:
s They thing iisite for internal and exer
na use 3D. appropriate rened! for every symptom 3D.
madies full advice 4th. The patient ef
fcts safe aud without sulaon or
othe, dicaes they supplied WITHOUT chsrse
patient loss other
Andlsy the MoIitor points out the only meds If
1. Is for OF 0onorshol elect, Seminal weak
&c. NO for veeeM dsea.e. all its No. s.,
tor FIuor AL us, Whites.
The Monitor alone c.rfs he packages complete 81
each. Securely forwarded to post paid remIttauces
few doors Of Nib o's.
NJ B. Private entr 69 Mario, street, continuation of
Centre where Dr. Jordan may be con6dentsly consulted
f28 imsec
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HALLOCK'S CASTOR OIL CANDY ,

convenient mode Of administering the oil to children
requiring no coaxig eny give them sufhceat for dose
and they Will eat it freely and Often very oe even cry io
more IN this form be usei with great advantage Tor all
OF cough and Of the uags chest
by A. = hsock, Chemist and Apothecay, New York and
other !sSgenuine:
sold wholesale at e Spring street; retail at the follow
Hadson; IS Camns 1Os Green yeh Thomp.on, Of
u and; Spring Bowery; 3i8 Grand Clinton
&C Dyision tl Br,adwiy IT. Broadway; 4h
Ga.harne; 20 Dyisiep; Fulton con.r Water; lss Waller
pc! lth Rnshon Co. Broadway Ro1s. Pearl and
NswGws s. Ma,sn West nhs e sida'X DswSsG spe
Ciaks Pharnacy Pam Campbell sr;inus, Austea
Newark, N j. Baker Adds; pr Williams, DR. Van Wag
bnrrh L. Dr. II. PAUL. Harlem Dr. Pennoyer; Manhattan
Vile. l.. Lounsbery. f25 1msec
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MApAME KEsTEt

n A. d a NJ II . r. l.,
EEMALE PHYSYClAN, Ofsce and residence. l4s Gtoes,
witch street, between Ceurlandt and LIbesy Streets whes
she be consulted with the sticest confidence on ec
plants incident 70 the female frame.
Madame Reste experience and knowledge in the Treatment
Of obstinate 81 female rgularty seppaee suppssion
&C., such require bat few days eBec perfect
Ladies desiring propSr medical during conneme4
other ndposition, will he accommodated during sash
Preventive Powders" for married ladies' whose delicate
pnecarious health ofbds pd Of family will be
By mail Of United Staes Prizes IS pack
ge All letters paid addressed box sss New York;
Postou Office, No. Essex street,
N. B.-Madame RASTELL would inform laeies reading
Of the city, whose health would admit of TRAVELLING
that she would devote her personal sttendance uron
ay Of the UHsA States withia reasonable distance
Sua~ m
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THE SOUTHERN BALM,
PLEASANT, safe and effectusI remedy for COUGHS,
"A COLDS, no ARSkNESS CONSUMPTION, a d all


other affections Of the throat and lungs.
When reflect that of the OF consumption
mnatrg fatally have had their origin neglected colds is
astonishing witness the apathy displayed by those aboIpg
under them they may be repeatedly warned BY their
of the weather. which, bv the nsensbe persptou
occasions coughs colds &c., their admonitions too often
unheeded the unfortunate subject Perceving very bad e
ects arising from the slight cold he terms lued into
false security by the vain hope that return Of pie her
will remove all unpleasant symptom But so far from being
removed the symptoms. generally aggravated his debility
and he aroused perhaps too late TO Of his
dauser lie looks around him for that relief which light
have been obtained at earlier period bu. alas he told
by his physician there hope for him To whom. thea,
must he look for add The newspspn TEEN with advertise
u,ens of infsllibe remedies with oeptmes e certificates
but too often without receiving the slightest benefit
But is there indeed, remedy Reason and eIpe enee
forbds this supposil.on CONSUMPTION IS NOT IN
DURABLE! We afhrm-confdently ahrm-a remedy .
& to ys II g HE Bpx oO 81
results and has length induced, from sense Of doty
TO- place beoe the public. fully satisfied that only requires
fair trial to establish for It lasting rput ton To all ply
ciars heads Of families and Others would earnestly
commend TRIAL Of It, medicine at SAFE pleasant and
ehcacious remedy admirably adapted to he removal Of
Invariably affords immediate relief in tho most troublesome
COUGHS, HOAkSENESS, wheezinss, pain in the breast,
&c. and the obstnae whooplag cough and
rmed consumption. II will effect all that be nationally
expected from any one medicine. -
Exclusive office for sale Of Southe'n Balm.
Ancnts-Dr Krt 1877 Cansl street, Avenue D. and
Third street; E. B. Sposner Brookyn A. Guthrie, Albany
no lm'ec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
,.yEETEp ANP rRfrHnEp ~ ,opr,,

MHE seisSsiSe s.@Sas.ion q nsredisn. ovhich sSss
Pis are compesed made them the wonder and admir-
ration Of the world They known all Europe b.
the only preparation discsyesd that has proved nvasb
being neh Cha! they must no. b used during
produce miscarriage If used during that period
are translated into Enssh and are envelopes
the SIGNATURE Of NJ de P9ndeoqgs and the English d.
agent for the continent of America
They be 1psmittd mail pan Of the Uni,eS
Stats Soldby DR. r. MELyEAU, agent and importer fos
the United STATES Office Lag Liberty street, 0snyicb 3
rrss Salf boxes 81 No half So1ss se2i Sy ma. ~ d.,
Melveau box a. New York. will nset with immediate attn
ticn. All letters must be paid. ITO 1mvm
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

% he csisbIty ecacy qnd invaria6s sseeess :!
regularity or stoppege Of those functions Of
their Introduction into The Unted statsnow about ysa,
eounts5ie and limitations are Constantly attempted 20 b
! twsy. esnu boz, Rutup i different boxes and called
possible at two doaIs box Females therefore
esnoned against these attempts to impose upon them Il Is
!res except those SOLD Madame .tss PRINCIPAL Once,
M Greenwich street. New York. and Es!ex street, bostonl
fcs g. Madame Rssas signature u written On the sovss
Of elch boz.
thu directions inside Of each box Bold also BY
yoinrnep "a Grand stIess OF Allen, Now York
no Smhm
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p DIR. D. JAYNR's
INDIAN EXPECTORANT

70 rscsnmsndsd decidedly superior 70 any other knows
consultation Of medicine for Couehs Colds. Influenza DIM
Guilty Brs,hi.F whOogpg Ceugh Pains and wsssnsss Of
the Brea and all dseassof the Pulmonary Organs This
define hishy and justly rscom%srdsd nunerou. and
Many who have ben borng under protacted eoashs
pairs IA the breast and have been suppoed by and
lhsr friends far advanced consumption have besn happily
perfect health by the valuable
The following is deemed sufficient for insertion here -
From the Rev. C. c. r. Crosby late Agsnt Of the Amer
baptist."J
INV YoRx, June Is, 1885,
To Dr.. JAYNE
Dear Sir IL have made Of the Indian Expectorant
.oua and in family for the last ak year, with great bene
fit Indeed consider life prolonged By the Of this
invaluable medicine under the blessing Of God for several
Rev Mr. Tnsoa Of the Island Of jamaica For al cases Of
Cough Inflammation OF The Chest, Lungs and hroAt DO
most il the best medicine have
ever tried Ny wish is that Others afflicted have
been may experience thu relief which persuaded they
will by using the Indian Expectornt :, n cposr
NIB. Many of my nsahbon, my recomme, datou, have
tried this medicine with unfm success Dr. Hamilton Of
ST Jams South Carolina, greatly affected by cough,
hoarseness OF the lungs and on using bottle Of
this medicine found immediate and permanent relief.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL 1.-THE propnetos prices by
xp general agents, 10 Fulton street, %3 broadway and
IT Last Broadway ii lm~sc
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Ga EASY voRoIF rH r. a. az on-pAv,s r,,,,

Ce EASY, -FORGET THEY ARE oN-pAY's First
Premium Sheet Over Shoes with his Elastic Solos
besides be the aud durable ovehoe
perfectly adaped the Boot and Psnts that the
forget that he has overshoe all 30 pah
other oyeshoe they that whoever examines them will
csaisy give them preference They will completely do away
the
Warehouse as Maiden lane, near Broadway. Those who
want Days Over shoe should remember No. as
LIFE PREsERvEHS AND JACKETS.-Tbe best srt-
&c % sss North Rsx5 r. S .s.. H .s. By
n imses
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DOCTOR BELL.


DR. BELL continues devote his attention (dav till
- the removal of Private Diseases in every stage Al
treated BY practitioners, those labor
under the desuct effects OF
and all ~hs suspect rm.ns Of disease lurking the sys
lem may consult DR.. B. with honorable confidence and
guarantee oil cure.
contemplating marriage who have been tn. subc
Of disease also consult him wh confidence and saslac
ton.
Postpaid letters have his prompt attention Dr. Bells treat
exposes Suspicion and Is we'll known be sa
and permanent
Private Offices Cedar street. third door from Broadway
10 lmkec
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
OTRIKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
- change grey hair TO its original color few MINUTES; This
percediug all Others is highly ecacous and the
advantage OF identifying the hair without inurng ts
growth.
doubt its virtues are 2 have their hs,
this 1.tn there wodld be no reason to complain
OMel ,sIwill prove the fact
Sold oesaie and retail applied No Chatham It,
orpo site IN. Hall Of Records New York. stairs
mn In FAC
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VALUABLE RENE DI-s-For the Face and Skin :
Churchs Vegetable Lotion for pi pies botch-
freckle aunbun rug worm &c The .e of this 10.
ton for time will transform the sall0w complex
radical wbeness render. harsh end rouh skin beau
tia soft and smooth. Sold 10 bottles IS cent, each
RHLUMArIsM. GoUr, &c.-Dr Churches Essence of Mus
.srd for The cure Of rheumatism ehi.bain govt Sc There
has had applications OF vaIo nd admin.t red
edes thar the heumasm is there scarce diso ,hst
has with like 'rce the mad to remove II
The the OF ard will be found TO excel
those other remedy whatever the cure II the above
complaints. Price 50 cents For sale at
CHURCh'S Dspensary, 'e8 Bowery,
ms m corner of Spring Ut.
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FROM LONDON.
To THE LADlHS

MRS MITCHELL, late of London, be. respectfully to
M tothose ladies requiring The aid Of Midwife,
dsncein New ork NM M has received thorough medical
education and diploma the City Of London Lying
n Hospital which Institution she was attached Midwife
LOT seyss yes and ccsssfy engaged assistant snd
Rnea sever thousand or childbirth klrs M 10
vo,S WITH high .ss,iuogs aod certificates Of qualification
which all mss opep fcr inspeseu Ssyleuce Msdi.
go sFsst, ens dees from Pearl, as omSS
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
'"1f'lss re az *; Y
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH ii. 1874.
NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON,
WHEN their psS g1Sdus.ioa With their mos. .vosi.s cid
isl;y. s. cents each. to b. had the s.gsI places
A P RlnI.. 6 9Is: BLOW 9 BAKER.
THE COT WHERE si''' %E WERE BORN.
THE IRISH EMIGRANT's LAMENT.
Im sitting on the site Mary,
When fir you my bnde.
Write. by THE eH s!s. .. A... Q. tn.
Death oil 81 ter at a Distance.
voice voice from Ss% he ii mt ', s%b.
En'rea' with s ;wss: es comm. Z, M,
WE ARE HAPPY AND FREE.
nEcoLLEc1ff a's; OF HOME.
Al. why from cur 0 native home did we part.
Why id Wa so% ''
Ger the wide waste OF waters strangers roam
LAND OF WASHINGTON
Words by g. r. Morris Esq. Arranged as Quartete by
THE b Ss- ffi Sf w sesfk
Written by Enc, Sargent. Esq.
w MX N M9 3.H1n: Z M BI5LE F,o
RocKKA1iSwRAY.
Words by Henry John Sharpe. Melody by Russell.
THE GRAVE ssa oF ,NApARrE.
Arranged by Hutchinson.
o. til. oS SGsn or y 4 4. a.Mf Doodle.
THE OLD GRANITE STATE, &c &C,
Containing Family H.toIy Of The Son. and daughters of the
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f PECK SLIP DISPENSARY.
MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL NOTICE.

- NEOIOxH CIV CO1VO1Ol1L W Z 1O11:
mr. CARPEN Err continues administer to the afflicted
and unfortunate No slip Patients who ha e suf-
ered from the nexpeence OF preteades Or from
the more deadly and runous effects Of the cachpenny
Of irresponsible and reckless vendors with which this
city abounds serouy cautioned beware ruined
stituton and Of complicated aud irremsdable disease
DR. Carpenter after acce OF thirty enabled
.ut Of intense application and experience in
certain diseases the prompt. rational and eectua rewe-
dies for q
Dr. Carpenter beg leave add that he regularly
to profession licentiae of New York State Medical
which this city IL warming, ( 10 lm*sc
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
slGNtR FRANCISCO the Magician and Equ,ibrist, is
The ORIGINAL KENTUCKY MINsTRELs, tn. beat
band Of Ethiopian Meodss in America engaged and
their Grand Concert at each performance. Also
MR. WHITLOCK, the ned Banjo Player and Negro
MK. B WILLIAMS. the Deliueator of Irish Character,
Singer Of Comic irish Songs. and avore omppe Dancer
Mr.; I; g. BOOTH, comic singer.
MIR HOWARD the Violnist. tr.
IA PEfTE EEsIT the me aS1osd psn.sa,. eneef
GEN TOM THUMB in Wax. faithfully represented, to.
LAMBERT.
The GlpSY FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger
anu faithful Of the ancient people of
EgypI, may be seen in their native costume.
The GIPSEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller, may be private
ly consulted at ali hours Of the day and evening.
Performances every evening at ~ o'clock and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
Tickets Is cents-chiiden under years 2x Tween
tvve cents extra for private consultations the Gpsey
queen m3rc
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

nR. LEVETT. DENTIST. 800 Broadway. corner OF War
rem street in ealing the attention Ct III: public TO the
sorting teeth the principle Of atmospheric pressure, takes
these Of making known the supe!iorty and
results which attended this scientific applica
ton when properly understood and mechanically carried out
rits therefore Dr. n ali those who interested
changing bad and painful for good aud useful Of teeth
witness the that attends his method Certificates
testimonials end Recommendations from the first Of on,
citizens we'll the opinion Of the New York be
DR.. Levets Office. 2so broadway corner Of Warren
f2B n~rc
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
INFORMATION WANTED.

ED,
OF ROBERT TYTHERLEIGH BOwN, # Che,enhsm
~ Englan), who thu. 1896 He
ed for his u,cs David Down Psburgh, Pa al the baking
WORKED A. N se de- with Mr. Gavin Yu;iie He I,
hard ON Angus 1889; after which is suppose he
went steward boa some boat rpnri z rohile
Mssi.iPri Vt ohio end Wabash rivers Ind ret forust
S he w dswne N 70 sas ~ s sss
wou now ne sboat 49, Twenty doar, and bro her.
formation of him. living Dead BY addressing letter Fee.
terica A. Bown, No. 274 eowery New ork mi lw an
REFORMATION WANTED of JAMES +. MILLER, a
heard from he in Brsol ENGLAND: 1910 Sooud he
alive aud return TO New York he wi hear of hing
advantage applying William Steel, Baker No Cher.
street New York. mi 3mdEtws rrc
pENTlNG AND COLLECTING OFFICE-PETER
~ AYMAk having again commenced his oil" business OF
keniieg Collect Of Rents Bills &c respectfully socits
SECOND door below beekman st. p AYMAR
ms Imsc
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BALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR


rs CAUSED by healthy action Of the vessels which
throw off pespiraon from the head when tue vessels arc
heres the mouths OF the and clogs them and dries
roofs Of The hair and for Of which the hair has su
cen consequently becomes harsh aud dry
eventually produces badness The capillary vessels Of
the head to their former healthy ulstion fine silky
new hair III make IFS appearance winch wi increase in
tity and volume until becomes thick and healthy
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only PREPARATION that has
known produce hair on bald beds which It
pery a pers verngly used.
Sold by A. Is. b. SANDS druggists. 70 and 100 Fulton
street 23 Broadway corner of Chamber street build
ing, and IT East Broadway. Price 81. fiji lm~ec
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A NV .ARTlSLE FOH sHAvING.-;FERRE'S
"A CREAM OF SAPONIN surpasses any shaving soap
use and pronounced by those who tired IT,
exceed all Others ia making rich and permanent laher Ge
aud give r tIis ani il not perfectly sstsed the money
will be re umed The following is one oft number Of let
tiers received by the manufacnrer:- 49,. -
New YORK. Dec 18th, 1913.
tbs least especially when travelli1s chin
chester stsppsd into store and the proprietor my
exceent friend, B Wleels! Esq observing NY hair
devoted to scieshc pursuits acquainted with most
Jury and Tor the purpose ntene cd none which
highly Cream Of Saponne has offer OPT
may be Gbtan.d 10 thi. cey RI X9yIs g. nonor Nm
For sale in sny quantity the No. rs
Maiden lane; aso by all the prncia Druggists and Fancy
Good dealers in the City. D. w. HOLBEhI ON.
ms tm*m
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" New York. March 9Th, 1874 !
NoRTHERN MAIL,yutil farther notice The great North.
~ Mail will be CLOSED lily, this oic O'Clock NJ
mi 3;rrc JOHN LORIMEN GRAHAM p. M.
THE SUBSCRIBER intend, keeping Groceries for the
suing Passover 1D5 at &C Catherine street, where
those OF his friends that will honor him nth call can be
furnished with the best quality at e lowest maket prices
The Coffee and Spces und If required and any
part Of the city free OF expense,
The abovs Groceries will be ready for sale Tuesday
March H. M Orders received 70 End 90 catherine street
MT 2w~rc L. NJ. RlTTERBANu.
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COGANs INCQMPARABLE PICTORIAL. OR
~ BREAST SALVE, Is gaining widely extended repua-
on. Cerc pouring upon the subscrber and each
i6cate earnestly recommends ladies who may need
make trial oft 1t is ndesd joyous the devoted hu
band tDow that ne within mis- rsacn healing balm to
salve WILL without fail by timely application prevent the
breast FROM gathering; will Immediately ague the
breast will fend the safest and easiest way dry
the breast The subscriber permitted fer to Mrs W.
Nune Sl Church st, Y The salye for sale at Rushton
Co 10 Broadway and 10 Astor Hcqse where rt,cates
ny be seen. DAVID A. COGAN.
Newark. New Jersey. mo lwsec
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heads 10 inches from shears double slide restwll
about sr feet long. Apply to r. HOE x Co,
ms twsc Corner Broome and Sheriff sts.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
- CARD.
NlGNR RAPETTl begs to inform the of the One
"a that his Benefit wing BEEN sponed in favor Of Mr.
which occasion he respectfully soiics Iheir carona aud
.upp By particular der lire will b. rmed the Oper, IL
PURlTANl with other entertainments, which will be
pr ssed 10 the bills of he day.
B-Sgn0r Ripett would respectfully intimate the
holders o thar their seats will be kept open
until Wedn' sdas moraing. matol4 &c
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DR. BOvIE'S AROMATIC INVIGORATING We,
- GETABLE BITTERS, for the cure Of . ,spepsis
Debility, daily increasing in popularity owing TO It's ntrn
Paiptaton Of the Heart Intermittent Fever AID all Affections
Nerves where the has become deblitaed The
tanate mate OF them truly ason hing used
coonE the that accompany each bottle their good
ice cent
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Principal Store. i2l Chatham street, Ne,o York
Branch Store 3ls Blocker st, N. Y
.agency al ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Also. Of Main and Pan Houfon St, Paterson, NJ j.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN.
TRY families and purchasers their several establish
meats where they think will b Iound by f the best
The iyer.a popularity and Of their house. with ref
70 high alies low prices aud uprigt dealing
well understood 70 render further comment necessary
Original and only warehouse for the sale Of Ho Black
Tea particular to remember the
Of the principal Chatham street. viz between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The public will also be pleased take notice. that the Can
Tea Company have nothing to do with other
whatever except those described at the of this advertise
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