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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-30
CITY Reform.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
The new Native American Corporation have
commenced their task nobly, and thus far redeem.
ed their promises and pledges to the community, TO
work a signal reform (much needed) in the 60
vernment Of the city. But much yet remains to
be done. to accomplish which their authority must
turned towards them, to see with what vigilance
their work will be accomplished. Many of The
porter houses have already received notices 10
close their doors on Sundays, but the greater por-
ton have not yet been required TO do so: This is
injustice. They should all be compelled 10 relin-
qulsh the sale OF ardent spirits on the Sabbath, or
all be permitted TO remain open. Many persons
have also received notice TO remove me heaps OF
dirt deposited in front of their dwellings. Some
have obeyed the order, while others have dsre-
garded it. The city ordinances should be strictly
enforced in such cases. and the Street Inspectors
The peiforlormance Of their duty by the usual sig
niiicapt threat of #" there's another election com
mgw Their. are many other distractions in the
sweets which should reccivs immediate atten-
tion-such as old WORKOUT carts, beer wagons,
les OF lumber, empty casks, packing boxes, &c.
Nc shop keepers should not be allowed TO en-
cumber the sidewalks with their goods; portable
dfy goods adjustments are evils int Ieyabe:
street hawking should be PROHIBITED apple and
gingerbread stands are by tar too numerous, and
street sweepers and birch brooms too lew. These
may be considered the lesser evils, but when COM
bill, and should not be matter OF secondary CON
sldrraton. Determined and energetic men should
be appointed to office, with the express understan
ding that only by the strict performance OF their
duty, without oversteppnR It's bounds, could they
hope To remain in their atoms tor longer period
Than one year. Such IL the understand Dg between
'"'"e" corporation" anu the people Oh '"'''y Up.
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S'r. Clay on Black and White Slavery.
Missouri QiWstion- Stcnographrs-M. Chys
hadusfry.


Mn JeHS WHIT
My DEAN srn-l have received your note, bringing TO
bes of the present House Of all Of them
my political opponents, which YOU inform Is going the
cate seems to be- verify The CORRECTNESS. 81 an extract ia
ken the National lntegencer OF the LIST OF July.
1890 In that extract am stated by former member OF
the House OF Representa- believe not liviHg) to
have remarked, debse which occurred year before,
to the following effect: IF gentlemen will not elbow US
have black slaves they must let have rhe for
cannot cut our nrewood, and blsck our shoes and
have wives and daughters " ork in the kitchen"
tbink YOU attach importance this miserable at.
tempt to prejudice which II does merit Here IL
extract from the files OF the ntegencer under date
near twenty four ago not from any speech o. mine
does not undertake. give my woIds but merely states
his impression OF the effect OF certain words used by me
During the long and arduoas discussion of what
called the Missouri question engTosEed nth the
Importance Of the subject and deeply sppreht Of
the awful consequences which 1t involved, tina,
wrote ont corrected any speech Of mine made during
the progress OF the debate On the Last and most mrsr
ant occssion OF the ssaIon OF that question, made an
elaborate speech Of several hours duration, AIT Of
which, believe, was ever reported by any OF the sseho
graphers, as il certainly never was by me.
certainly will undertake to recite what were the
precise words used by the occasion OF any OF tho
numerous speeches short long. which made in Con-
gress Oh the Missouri question bu. this will undertake
assert with the most perftci confidence that never
port OF the extract which have alluded. am conf
don't of 1t because entertained such sentiment in
my life ] never conceived contingency in which
slavery. To such an imputaton may oppose the tenor
OF whole life during which my humble exertions have
been constantly directed to the Of liberty at
reign countries have not been able 10 extend these
exertons the black held in bondage IN this coun
Try has been because Of considerations and lotions
sincerely and honestly entertained embracing the peace
and happiness Of both the white and black races, which
have been often presented to the public.
II is quite possible that in arguing upon the existence
OF the institution Of slavery in this county may have
oontended that the black race supplied those domestic or
Gres hich nha tho ne nj Il.
wants and domsscs, are TO be found in every state
OF civilized society and consequently relieved the white
from the performance Of those Offices u have
mployed such an argument tot which have no reco
lection 10 apparent how erroneous inersnces may
have been drawn from il hich II did not authorize
desire disparsge the industry OF the wives
Of any Of tho cere TO the extract to boast OF
IN my family but venture to say that no one Of
them performs domestic industry with Der own
hands than my wife does at Ashland.
am, with great respect
your friend and obcdient servant,
n CLAY
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FRr IN NEW OgLEANs.-The meeting called last
night for the relief Of the sufferers by The late hire,
very respectfully attended, and tne r.souuons ,un
secure the appreciation Of all Committees were ap
pointed TO solicit subscriptions and about $500 were cob
rc,ed on the spot God speed these gentlemen their Ia
b,r al charity IN o Rsyubiiesn. bay 81.
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To the Public,

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pub.
lshsd every day of the year except New Years day
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 70 per
Aun-Dostages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every Saturday
mornng-prce ct cents per copy, or % - per snnun
20 tages paid, cash in vance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
iss has the largest circulation Of any paper IN this CITY,
~ me woTd and is therefore, the best channel Jor enne.s
vance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the moot moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRrEroR HERALD EsrAsLnHMerr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau Streets
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" now ShADES-Ths rr,hs,, hsvs ,.un.. ,hs;, A.
BEACON COURSE.

'E'E propreors of tn above Cource offer premium for
Foot Race to take plac. on TIE Beacoa Couse o
boken. on the I'd of June next AZ follows:--
Pts.iiun OF $50 I, who will perform l0x miles
within the hours 100 the second in he $o0 the
the second third perform 10 miles
within the hour And in case o miles not psnofned with
the hoUr $500 only Will be given to The best III.
Enacs to be made and all information given by the SUBJ
-crbe Those wishing enter for the kace requested
do 81 convene l.
No will be ALLOW ed who does for the
Race or before the 28th instant
JAMES M'MAN Y, No 1871 Varick street,
mis- betv Vandam and Ch1rtou N. Y.
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POL TAN MET
MANUFACTORY

THE LADIES' AnE RESP fFULLY informed that this
sud beautiful article now Produced the grcassI
ns,fecnon ~ the manufact9ry. No. ~, BOwERY, .UP
STAIRS whee they soid both wholesale aud retail
the lowest prices, large assortment hand select from
Merchants and AI!iacrs su9yi,sd on the beat terms
mG 9wissm
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THE Subscribers offer TO hs spec of the Lad
the Patent rLAsTIc ARTsMIAN BRACE which must
srenusl article Of the fem ward
Iobs Ii conbaas, its Of sructoa all III grace
cors,t-sac' un atual oil the cheat i'm ed
free and heahf action Of the ungs AID bic
d.ucy br ~ IA co,.umprloa he Sc To children o
either SEX VIII quir the hit stopping, will
ks the aod tn ,h ul eIs trc t viii
lh- outline and sppe of the sue,
iteshen and expand thu chskt and will impsds tn fe
the Fo, the b. ,rioa Of
the f4yorng tn IN with their patronsy the subcrbe
opened mo o. dseot,a exclusively u their
,dati which will b. Ider III immediate
tn
Ladies Department No PARK Place door from Broad
way Whoiesse Department the lid at b is,meni of
PARSEILS X AGATE,
my25 Inns Az Broadw ay, ,rnsr Of Park Place
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TO TAILORS.

CTINEMET'S aud complies work on the subject NJ
~ cutting Garments Of pton style Of
net % be is vi III. u,not confidence oifeed
knd herstofo introduced by tn aid OF which peron or
obtan tstur practical kno Wedge
week could by thu oil method
year, and he who WISHES 60 keep pace with he rapid i'm
the ssession OF the has leady received appo.
Of the first Of the profession, md fail giving
complete satisfac ion al no The above OBJ
sin Of the author NO 1i3 Broadway, door below the
City totsl. lm~rc
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NE w CO l. A RID.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have taken a Yard at No. Hall
Place. neav the of Seveah ad Third Avenue
directly opposite Tompkins Market where they nteno keep
schqylk Lee ign, Liverpool Newcsste sydaey, Virginia,
ard Cumba ID which they offer the lowest market
and solicit a share OF the public patronage.
ORDERS received above at tie old stand al Waahing
street, corner Laight street.
WARD & BROWNE.
Orders through the Despatch Post will prompt
tiop MIL Irnsr
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TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE
M ~ @ @
ARIA DEMENT'S FOR 1874.
The subscribers beg call the attention of their friends and
the public generally their superior for bringing
Englaa ID, Ireland Scotland and Wales.
THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE QUEEN or THE WEST, 1850 tors
THE SHERIDAN, 1000 tons.
The ROCHESTER,, 1900 tons
The GANRICK, 1000 tons.
THE HOTTINGUER, 1000 tsnA-
THE LIVERPOOL, lisS tons
THE SPOONS, 1000 tons
rHE UNIfED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETs.
ssmposed OF superior first class American packets sailing
from Liverpool four times in each month"; the shps
will come aud well feet the named
packets the magnificent Ships aoat and the frequency
OF THAR sailing beng five davs) the pssby
Of beng unnecessarily detained Liverpool Re
Sardess Of order 70 meet the wants Of the public
country OF such whose may engaged with
the ibscrbrrs, et winch those MIR w
T. Sufficient that they will receive
ou from him. and be quickly and comfortably despatched
should sent for decline coming the money
will be promptly refunded, without any deduet,ones usual
R-in,itsncss-Those remtng money be supplied with
drafts amount PAYABLE free Of Discount
otne ci1res IN every principal town in England. Ireland
Scotiaoa sud Wales
Apply Ga by tstter post paid 70
". j. L. TAPsCoTT, - Peek slip.
TAPSCOTT Iiverrooi
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PULPIT AND FORENSIC ELOQUENCE
MR. GEORGE YINDENHOFF

d ESPECrFULLY announcee Memhers and Students Of
the and Legal professions and % tn. Prncpa' Of
Unye and Colleges OF New Yo aud the
tla he nteads the Is, June next, open r
A HOOL CT ORATORN,
gentlemen desiro OF under mis- Instructions,
hnshed st, OF Eocuon snd -ppopda,e Action-so
slry the formation OF n perfect public orator
Quod - axis nd perfume malum e,t.-Ii0r
Mr. receives ,up under fourteen Yeas of sse; but
public erhb toas Eaglish end Geek declamatis
Cads OF Mr.. rs Terms, 100 0r-enwich wher,
book Opened for The Of Eenenens for
mex MIL
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w
THS ooed thoroughfare admitted bc the greatest
mart for the sale Of gehtlemens wearing apparel the
United Sats. and the impression cha. has heretofore existed
paw exorbant price for article nj Dress" fully
bued from the known reputation the charg e.,ashd
by EDWARD FOX. Proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment No 2o2 Broadway. Here advantage
merchants aud Others visiting this city avail themselves VI
outfit from very assortment of ready made cle
thing from the beat materials and the
fashonsbe style The attention OF public particularly
called visit this establishment and the syl III
wed and fancy Cashmere Office Erocss designed for the
preaching seaaoa.
Also a;somens Of roh Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest
ng Fancy French Cloths and Csssneres by the late arrivals
from the celebrated mandatory Of f. Bolley Fs and
ectd expressly for the spring fashions Garments supeTby
made to order aad if required at few hgurs notice
EDWARD FOX
CitY Cash Tailoring Establishment. 2o2 Broadway, bso~
Fulton 81. m83msec
TOBACCOIF!NE CUT AND sMOKlNV -Tseiln9 10
elinsd to Close interest in Tobacco Mandatory
offer Tor sale Of tine and smokII
Tobacco papered in the usual reasonable
beg call the attention. OF Western Merchants and ohe
buyers this the quality of the tobacco being Of the bas
and prices BY far lower than usual.
M sm re JOHN " FABEV. No I New It
OLIVE UlLio0 baskets Of i've brandy Zoe Marse.s
~ Olive Oil. imported ly Hoes and family
in pint bottles and baskets sr dozen ea,h
Aiso. 100 bpkets Of 3 doxea each,
100 cases CT Lynch Uil, in Le ties.
For sale OF he cheap store If
JOHN e MORRISON, 1853 Greenwich street,
lmnorter aad Wholesale and Re- AL Dealer in
mas lw.re Drugs P,iuts. Oil, IS. Groc.re. Tes &c
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FRENCH CHINA
REMOVED TO
No. Go LID ERTY 3 T X L E T :.

CUP srAIRS)
. DALESM, Importer aud Agent for Manu.aclure Ia,
~. Away. haod large assortment OF dinner tsa seu
pAu white and gilt french Porcelain, well onn.r and
Oe,. Plates Of all assorted Dishes Soup Turecu.
Covered Dishes Sailed Hows Fruit Bases Custads and
stands.
Also, Fancy Tea Sets, and Rich Decorated Dinner Se
hiso. Tea and Chocoa,s Ware, Greek. Fr.nch and Alam
an snare.
All the articles wcIflsted of the best quality and
,old hhert srrIs. and Ia los 10 suit purchasers.
crnS
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OPPOSITION EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY,
DIRECT

o0taxH H@ The New aud Splendid Steamboat NEW
JERSEY. Capt II H Furey, will kay. the
-pier foot Of Barclay street (north .ide)
Regular days from New York Mondays. Wednesdays and
The New r.cy has bern rebui and rsnodeied and fitted
in the best possible she hiss ele
State Rooms large and commodious Promenade Deck
Lades Saloon with seeepg for ioo
far nearly ZOO Her d.usps Of M
light that she will alw be able with
detention or abandonment NIL 3n. rc
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WIN TAPsCOTT, Liverpool.
II A | r G u L L / n G.
,,r,y, poIS,A.,c,n,y

NET FHIVCTFLE.
4 " EXPLANATION IS NECESSARY, IN ORDER
to fully compn md the advantages which will arise
from Phal ms pan OF Hair Cuog, &c -
Every body hs felt the unpleasant created by
the dirty hair brnsh applied his head for the foyvenh
time day, land the heads OF
yads without cleansing In view OF shs the subscriber has
devoted his estab hment for introducing a
the OF the hairhat Of having large number Of
.s b shes, and in instance to used
without thorough cleansing BY giving the science of Hair
Wig Making his sole time and attention. toge,he,
with the PERSONAL comfort ensured, establishment
he solcils trial. satisfied that those who his system
~ will Apr the benefit and luxury afforded
ar this city fitted up for ladies.
ShamPooiHE and Hair Dressinr.
EDW'D. PHALUN,
lmSm IA Bvoadwav. opposite st PauIs,
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
MANHATTANViLLE AND

FORT W1sHiN GToV LINE Of sTHGEss.'
EAH1- Fare to Manhaitanvile i2h ceuts-Tor
6BGSf@p Washington IS cents. This Line will com
8E9SzR nence running Saturday May sth, 1874
Iiu~3
Leaving Msnbattanve, at o'clock A NJ, and continue
running every hour until 7o'cock u Leaving New Org.
corner Of T,yon Roy and Chatham doors of the
Mug every hour until p NJ
Stages leaving Fort Washington for City Hail. N M and
ny, NJ. 81 and 81 Stages leaving City hall for
These Stages the RI eds Hotel Burnhamx Man
;on House. orphan Asylum and I.unatic Asylum Srchers
Wort Wellington u MOORE.
M imsrc Proprietor.
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BEEF, Beef EEFi

BEEF! BEEF! Beef
IN HAND AND FOR SALE, ia lets to suit purchaser
~ hVALENTlNES, Futon Market, $50 barrels Ezra
Inspected Mess Beef warranted; and half barrels Of amy
Beef very hns irtsnded for the southern market.
The above Beef packed careful and judcious
and will
roeaser VALENTINES OLD ESTABLisHMENT.
M. RICE'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT
1874 Canal street he found gsoera OF
a CLOTHS CASSEMEKES AND VESTI NGs. OF the
lses patti bought for Spring aad Summer
which Will os made the fashionable syIe at prices
10 snit tine times, for cash only.
Gent uaen irashng their cloth have il made
the latest fashion, at very low pricsGood hs d.
at ertremey lew Doa't forget the number 1874 Canal
{, near Hn t.on.
Mr. bic tenders his thanks his former customers
Tor eir and liberal Patronage and hopes by assdous
attention 10 business 10 continue TO merit their favoIs
mate imsm
TIPHvL~ IEky. PAPER HANGlNGS, AND WIN
~ DOW ShAOES-Ihs subscribers have remoysd thsir
tab'ishmen' No. 3 Broadway opposite the Park where
they intend keeping usual the stock of Upho
Goods the city, consisting Of Curtain Materials and Trim
mngs Furniture Covernas Pushes. &c H.: together with
general assortment Of Paper Hang and Borders OF
Patterns md which they determined TO sell at unprece-
deniad low prices. 49,
each with general Of buff and white Linens and
thintz, for Shades Of entire pattefns
SOLUMAN K HART, ~, Broadway,
imsre opposite the Park
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LEECHES! LEECdES! LEECHES
Az. ON0 FIRST QUALITY LEECHEs, Just received
tO,OOO by the Swedish brig Aard-G0 900 by the ship
Escott and for sale whoesae and retail, low prices
By
G. J. FERDINAND s. COPPA,
mo In re Importers af Lsech~s. IAa Nassau II.
GENERAL AGENCY AND iNrtLL,aENCE OF
" FltE $50 Broadway where the pablo will be supplied
with Household $ wants, Waiter., Musicians &c. the
.ho,es nctce al his office, 800 Broadway Once from
10 TO O'Clock.
Agency of every description done this Office. Help
always hand.
ma ies g.. q CLARK.
40 COFFEE AND SPICE mANUfACTUREks-
70 SOAP AND CANDLE. MhVUFA rURERs-
Large Fancy Label. for boxes Of Family Soar, printed in two
--crs for 1000, Han ilome Plates engraved Tor 50
TO BLACkING AND INK MANUFACTUHERS-
Labels printed al from 40 TO rs cents 1000,
X. HEMNlN9'S Xylozraphc Press
ma imsre "a Maiden Lane
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The traveller per X. Road saves &, 50
They also forward Passenger Ceaveland Portsmouth and
sanke &C. Weonsin Ter tory; Chicago. Illinois; add to
to the different gratis and Tickets had
snlv at tho Albany and Buffalo hail Road Office 50
street. WOLF Il ktCKEHS
mv8 Intro
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- - Hle@&1

GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (a23 MILEs)
The only Office York established by the several Rail
Road Compsns. between !, Albany and Buffalo isst
No. 50 COURTLANDT SrREET,
JOHN +. CLARK, General Agent
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS
The Subscribers having been appointed for forward
ing Immigrants by Rail Road from Albany Buralo
ermsaae aces enabled send them during the Summer
burn 1885, to Roch.stsr SiSi to Buffso IS So Chdrep
from od prices under year. free and all
Baggage from Albany the Rail koao is entirely fires
It's evdsnt that come: much cheaper the immigrant
uay by Rail Road than by Canal he reaching Buffalo per
Steamboat from New York aud Rail Road from Albany
wh-reas it takss Canal from days. The fol-
lowing calculation sbsws the result, viz
Passage t" Buffalo Rail Passage to Buffalo Per Ca
hoad. $3.50 ual. $3,OO
Luggare from NJ York to Luggage Buffalo, 30lbs
Alban., l00lbs free, bal free, balance for Ioobs. IS
ance for lO0lbs 10 LOSS Of time a least 9days
luggage from Albany to worth TO the laboief, say
Buffalo free 30 cents per day l,50
Living for "a hours Living for 10 days. 50
- Per day. .... - 500
Total per r. Road -. &s.NI
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
"a THE BULLYING WHICH BROWN& co former
- Iy occupied having been down for he purpose Of
stock. until their is built to No. Mott and 1876
Chatham site Roosevelt where may
snd complete ~ Hats every
worn, such imitation Beaver aud Moleskin Aho,
mes Boy.snd laa.t. Leshorn HAS o. ntlsm.ns AID ,y,
Fancy Caps of Cloh and Velvet, new psens much
admiel All the above named articles yil be sold as low
can be purchased 10 this city VIM. Brown
mas Imem 1876 Chatham opposite Nos.yelt.
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH
WHEN the following unprecedented reduction Ia made by
w TAYLOR Surgeon Dentist, (succe1sor TO Dr. Thorn
No. ca East Broadway
Cleaning .....xt no
stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral IS
Single Tooth on riyot.'' - '''''''....... IS
F" " SiIver..s Z
-" t}Old...
Refen svtn. specimens b. by apply
office rnit imsre
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-29

a S afamly medicine, amid, gentle purgatNe and pu-
N rer ofhe bloodthe general use of these celebra-
ted Pills throughout the United States for forty years past
and strong recommendations they have acquired from
all classes OF fellow citizens, places them in much
more elevated situation in public estimation, than any
other remedy which has heretofore been introduced,
The following among the many diseases for which
Dr. Dyott's celebrated pills deseedly distinguish
cd for curing BY their counteracfng properties in
moving the bile from the Stomach, they prevent and
the bilious fever chls ague and fever; spring and fall
feves; yellow fever bilious choic pleursy; dysentery
worms bilious vomiting; sick and f,ul stomach
BY cleansing the bowels and stomach from all lmpuri-
ties, they restore the appetite; haulency cure
the headaches hahitual costvenessi colds; coughs
asthma epehpiic fits hypochondria; hysterca com
plant; stransguary gravel, &c.
by general and copious use, they will be found very
beneficial in curing the rhnenasm and govt, umbago
their happy effects, whether proceeding from constitution
al ailment, or from indiscreet ntemperance.
These celebrated pills have been used very great
advantage in curing the dyspepsia, indgesou bron
chlts, liver complaint, &c.
They are an nfallibe medicine for Female Complaints
generally and especially for removing those Instructions
which are the of their ailments at certain periods
they possess the eminent advantage other pu
gatves, that while they operate gently they produce
neither costveness debility, great
Whenever there is predspositon to receive disease
from marsh effluvia, from copous of ardent
spirits from vitiated state OF the BILE these pills will
assuredly counteract it.
They are highly recommended to travellers by
land and may be made Of without change of diet and
in situations where exercise can be used. They will
be found particularly valuable for preventing diseases in
cidental to hot climates they deterge and cleanse ycd
hmors, open obsrucions and promote the secretion Of
good bile operate an easy catharc powerful dur
etc, and diarphoretc.
Dr. Dyott under the strong conviction of the power of
his pills TO relieve the afflicted, recommends the use of
them TO those who are in health well the afflicted
least once fortnight, during the Spring and Summer
months in which he feels assured those who attend to his
his advice will find the benefit they seek.
a bill OF directions accompanies each box of Pills
Take nohce-each box is sealed with red wax stamped
with the Proprleor's coat of arms, and signed
Il - II. w. DIOlT Nj. D.
and L. W. DYOTT, Jr. rs"
For sale at the Bookstore of K. FARNH AM corner of
18th street and Penn Avenue and at the respect
able Drug Stores in the District where Also for sale
separately oil the sixteen StaDdard Preparations as con-
tanned IN Dyotts Family Medicine Chest jelS