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ELEGANT EXTRACT.

-''Tis that which much confidence inspires,
Proof positive no farther proof requires:
So puff your preesi, ring your loudesl peals,
For the grand Hair Restorative of Beals
And if you won't believe their solemn word,
They make no charge until the hairs restored"
Not Byron's.
TF7- No CHARGE THE HAIR Is RESTORED, are the
Original terms on which BEALS Hair Restorative is ap
piled and supplied al the Propetorss Office No Isl FITS
Avenue Personal references given rs 10 success.
DEroTs.-Guon's. Us Broadway, Ncw-York; Jordan
2 Mk-sL Boston Poer's 100 Ninth 81 Pn!aselphia; La
dies Depository, Al Broadway. MI wv
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TAYLoR's WEEKLY BULLETI

TAYLOR'S WEEKLY BULLETIN
OF NEW AND CHEAP PUBLlCATIONS-Eor sale
~ wholesale and retail by WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. :
Aston House e,., =
Ony a Fiddler and o. T -Translated from tie Swedish OF
Hans Chrs,ni Anderson by Mary Hewitt
No Cosmos, b. Humboldt-l2tc a great worK.
No Morcss Geographic Maps-price 25c
The Flying Cloud romance Of the Bay OF New OK =
price 25c. . .c.
town, tale ofl77O by Charles Lever-25c ,,,.,.., ID,
La,reaumont The Court Consprator, Historical Ro-
nance, by Eugene Sue-25c. a.
Hotel Lambert The Engravers Daughter, ny Sue-@oc.
The Mysteries of Paris, complete In vo-occ;
Matilda, the Memoirs Oft Young Woman, by sue-'oc
Ellen Gra'ton-pnca 25c.
Wing The Wind, by lngrahan-s5c
No 70 Lit,elrs Living Age-S6 year; TWO copies TOT
SO: single numbers l2tc.
Three Nights in a Lifetime-prce 25c.
All the Weekly Papers of Ncw-York. Boston, Philedel
phia and Baumore-und all The New and Chaep Pubhca
lions for sale wholesale and retail by
MS 2tis WIN. TAYLOR. No. Astor House.
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tn ,r.r,rrs a. Iinninn Lodge hereby Informed thu,
the Rev A. c. L. Arnold win deliver MI Address before The
IoJpc ~, ,ir irc Room III Bsoaiwdy Monday
M 7,hIn., general attendance Is requested. Brothers
Of ot.r Lodges are invited 10 be present! ny order OF tho
Lodge. tul7 ~ r. II. aMouREtN, SocIy
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,s ~ The Memphis Convention, from all accounts,
~ De one Of the largest assemblies which has ever
.,.- p'sce in this country. Delegates from Utmost
e.y 10 The Onion will be in attendance and among
,.,, 'le Oh our most distinguished and influential
,,us ana citizens. If important results do not ac
People. A'' " ''' 'aD1' u '''
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nrA1.E,s PATENT ROTARY

SsTEAM ENGINE.-Thcsc Engines nave h'c,. uuT1hg
- Two or three years successG! opetauph III i-ag!an
md The inventor having secured letters patnh' aeAoas
of In troiuclg them this country FOR 's Purpose ha
S n ON, OF dyy To seven power to Tho subscribcr
which will DO sold reasonable terms tho purchaser
having Tho privileges OF rrnrainS u not satisfied with ,la
n,,ruton Now York, Nov IL lHt.
pniS Iwis- THOMAS DENNY, No. 81 Boavorst
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70 Some of the papers arc venting their patriot
~, ~ IN articles upon the Broad street Hotel, where
Na'hs'on babe las, farewell 10 his army" We
at least three different houses in that ncighbor
80 Were the is said TO have taken place
:. would be puzzng job for an,iquary to decide
--'a o. these three is the raj one.
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~ C!othiug.-Geo \. Hoyt y Co. No. - bo"ery
(ncsr BayadsL keep constantly on land avery large as
soI,mn OF ready made Clothing, adapted 10 ers youths
and chdren's wear made fashionable style ana winch
they will sell either wholesale etal for cash, at great
ly reduced prices. -
Garments order in the very best style al very
short notice and with punc,rality. oIo Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

Leaseboid and Real Estdierut ByGGio
The undivided quarter OF the Subway lease, cor
ner Of Main.st and Terrace. 10000
The lease Tor II years OF the building formerly
occupied by the City Bank OF Buffalo by
Whites Bank 1859
The lease 70. two years OF the building now oc.
pied BY Ciallop & Bovet- -..-.......... l.6io
Other lots making in all 10 eos
Total ----.--.-..---....-..s J5,364
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THE OLD STORE

xSJlru NEW GOODS. No. IN Sprns-st corner of Sui
w vinDry Goods IN 100 gIea' Taf'e'y 70 DC enuiera
cd In nm advertisement, no" selling on nj tse above
storr AT greatly reduced prices j. MOuLTON.
b. Ribbons and MDiencry articles al wholesale prices.
-GL...l
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Books.
THIS Day IS PUBLISHED,

THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
THE OATH 4 DIVINE ORDINANCE, and an Ee
1 uent of the Social Constitution It's origin. nature.
ends eifcac ness obj cations, pretaons form,
and abuses By D. Y JUSyS. A NJ neal Yonine, LIMO
well priaied- Price 30
CONTENTS
|. lnroducion-Th. importance o. the subject
In the Holy Scriptures only found tbs Elementary
Principles OF Law. and OF RI gh Social Organization The
Provisions made In the Bible for Social Government
5 The Origin OF Oaihs-is Il Divine o, human
T. Nature. End and Efficacy OF Oaths-
j The efficacy OF the Oah, how doe, Il accomplish its
ends
6 Lawfulncss and Expediency OF Oaihs-
= Objections 10 the Lawtnlness OF Oeths.
s. Obligations of The Oath
g. Different kinds of Oahs. and tie Interpretation OF he
10. The form of the Oath
IL. The same continued.
Il Abuses oitbe Oath
10. To the Reader. >,,
Published and FOR sale by WILEY PUTNAM,
rI7 l6l Broadway.
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a TEXTBOOK FOR PROTESTANTs.
II APPLETON 4 co. viii! publish. on Tuesday, Inc
~. Mass and Ruorics the Roman Catholic Church.
translated English with Notes and Remarks BY me
Rev. John r. Coi.ef 4. NJ author of Questions st Mat
thew and other Gospels vol. lsmo-cloth; SO cents
This volume is guile desderaturi Many are the cen
troversiornl describing the differences between the
Roman Catholic church and Protestant crees but none has
heretofore appeared giving translation Of AVID comments
Of the entire mass with is ubrcs The comments and
marks are by clergyman OF tue Episcopal chGrch-
LATELY PUBLISHED.
Wa-ren's Introduction 10 Law Studies Vol Svo-So ~
Coolies Cyc!opeiia OF 6oee Practical Receipis-S- -
Ms. Grants Memoirs OF American Lady-oo cents
The Betrohei from the lIslan OF MaZonl, vo.s.Si.
Cary's Translation of Dates Poems ilustrated-S ~
Purtansr. Reviewed. By Thomas w. Colt, D. D-Sl So
Carlylcs Life of Schiller revised editonoo cents
GoIsrniiI's Vicar OF Wakefield ilius;rated-'5cents
O.endori!'s New German Grammar, sy AdeT-Sl ~.
Micheel's History o! Farce vol. l-e2
Miscellaneous Works o! Thomas Arnold, D. D.-S2
Lectures Modern History, by Thomas AFnod' u ~, q
81 hA' -As
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a CLASSIC EScouSrER.-A singular scene took
rSce Albany on Thursday the performers on the
e'0a being Capt De Groo OF the steamer Niagara and
Sapl Gillespie OF the John Mason Capt De Groo'
1eo Capt Gillespie bu!lhead = whereupon the lat
d" approving OF the epithet thus applied rolled up
"ee'e' and, according to the papers, gave Capt Dc
= hearty thrashins Dignihed and scntlcuisnly pro
eedins,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

JOHN J. SWIFT, Ancuoneer.
oracle FARM, al Jar sics, al Auction.-SWltT
VI Y MORGAN viii sell on "Wednesday, November 18Th,
nj - O'Clock M-rchs1s Exchange the spacious man
sion and farm Jamaics known the Gracle Place. no
five minutes walk from the Railroad Depot There are up
90 OF good aabe and woodland, with hne
garden farmhouse out houses, Ac &c. ThIeetourhs oil
the purchase money remain bond and mortgage
For farther particulars apply TO the Auconeers, No
P;n..,t nl7 Sits
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JOHN COOPER, Presidents
JAMES NJ. BRALEY,
Cyrus X. CoRLIss, secretaries.

ANOTHER MAIL RosBERY.-The following letter
rom the Postmaster of this City to the Postmaster
o Albany tavors the supposi,ion that the Mail Bag
IRON the Albany office, in which were a large
amount OF drafts on Ncw.York, and which was
paced on board the steamboat Knickerbockcr at e
O'CLOCK cdnesday evening has been stolen:
p. Posr OFFICE, City OF Ncw.York Nov. 18th, 1910
10 zee Postmaster. AlJaf,y:
We received pouch from your office of the llth
As- ~ the o'clock boat Prcsuminc ii contained AS
s'aa the bags for Philadelphia aud Washington and
e NAL matter for Baltimore, have written 10 these
W. have also communicated with the Department at
""hlngton. Respectfully yours
ROBT. X. MORRIS, p NJ
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NTUFFs MUFFs! AND FuRS.-We would ad-
I'VE wise those ladies who ave supplied themselves
Mun- To call w NJ Coopes Fur SIore and look hts
cxirnsyc assortment OF Fancy Furs ard Will assure
;hs,n that they Will ind his Muts alone superior. but
cheaper than any other IN the city
" NJ CuOPERS Fur Manufactures are al 6t Bowery,
I've doors abovp Walker ST. and ~ Maiden late near Gold
81. nj 3teodis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
ygNHE EDlNBU RGH REVIEW, No. CLNNl-Contaln-
lug nm article on the works of Daniel De Foe written
BY T. b. Macauay The other articles are
|. The HemsEungla-
= Penal Jurisprudence Of Germany
s. McCullect on Taxation and Funding
/. NJ Guizors Essays and Lectures on History.
) Lord Che,;efied.
s. Lessine-The Literature OF Germany Historically De-
veloped.
!. Willis's Dashes at Life.
Subscriptions received and single copies sold by
LEONARD SCOTT n co. Publishers,
lie Fulton-s- near Nassau-st
~ Price ofthe four Quarterly Reviews and Blacksoods
Magazine $40 per snnum besides premiums to new sub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
CHEAP SOAP WORKS

CHEAP SOAP WORKS
nEPOT No ) Cortand.t under the National HoteL-
~ Johnson Waluuts on Shaving Soap Do superior
Almond soar Do Toilette Soap All very highly scented
and nj prices any other house All Ands ot rei
Gunner for Bnrber S,nrrkccpers Families &c Sold by
c. VAN SCHooNhoVEN, No. Co'tland-s-
iu,odis'
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Doar0lng.

BOARD on Brooklyn Heighis-Two gentlemen will
- with hSudsone accommodations al 40 WHOM
81 Brooklyn, within minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry
ni1 wv
DOARD-One Or Two persons OF respcctabiiy can have
ID Bonrd and pleasant NJ. 81 White-si, near
Broadway, moderate terls Reference required nII"
DOAKDINC.-A few genie-l persons be sccoui.
IL with board and desirable roo ms on Tie "a
door o No. III Chambers-s The houie IS well sup
piled with Croon wafer and bathing room, 10 "uicn
bUarders VIII have without extra cIlTS references
given required. Apply 81 Chanibers-st OIL sif
Nix. AND MIiS. KIRkLAND'S school at IS
ltl GreenesL door above Wayer!cy place Inc next
quarter oi Ibis Institution commences on tnasy he -4th
Inst For circular references, &c Apply u ule oSooi
New-York. Nov. l7ih 1915 M wv
i1IRE-ISKICKS, TILES. &c.-Fire- Bricks OF all
shapes equal 10 The best npofcd furnac" bocks Bars
and Slabs; oven Greenhouse and other llh:s orae and
S.oyu Liuinss; tre-C!ay, Fire Mortar &c Ahe largest
and hes, assortment IN the city. For sale at u
II. SAI.AMANDER WORKS, 81 Cannon-st
DEEE-3UO prmc very choi &C lot, packed
Dby ~. Haskell. Cleveland IN good snip ping order.
TALLOW-iO.UJO lbs. very prime IN hids
FEArE ERS-s,Oc0 ios prime I'VE geese
ELOIIk1sOO bbIs. choice brands OF Gen esee, aaoaL
For sale by II. C. BEALS u co. % SoutlisL II
5I7O PIIYSICIANS-Fo sale an Office Medlcin.s,
&c good country practice, IN very pleasant VII
,u,. about miles up tie North River. The whole VII
be sd vr about S0 competition. The ride Ia about
miles and very pleasant For farther Inform AXIOM call Al Us
Dcy-sL MI W.
f1op PkINPERS-Nunparcil Typc.-9uO pounds new
NonpaIrii, ~ tcr fonts of about 500 lbs each WIZ W
sold accurately cIeT nj great bargain. Apply ~
nil ISL WELLS WEBB. )! Ann-st "a door:
sIUWLING SALOON For Sale, with u long lease
ID OF snn!c.-onc OF the best stands IN the ciy-donS
cash $1,000 poi year AcdrrsS DO" 1hE
Suoou,' Tribune Otcr. u.' 81 -
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Uintcr Sasbions.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND GUIDE.
NKTM Y. JENNINGS & CO. Diapers ard Tsi!crs I'M
w posters of Cloths ard Csssnees, Nrsnngs, Sc 81
BroGrssy American HOTEL opposite tue Fountain are In
receipt assortment! c Few goods for Fall and
Wiucr wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Frock Goats Casses IN great variety oi Styles
SIX, Satin, Merino aud Velvet Vesngs, Mned Cloths,
TweeJs, &c. for OverCcats, which viii be MADE up
through the ed o efficient corps oil cutters
as can found country, essential point IN tho
economy 10 which vs. would direct ana IN rendering .ne
slye and character J garments such rs must satisfy me
discriminating, ;st views o cheapness are mol BASED
the production OF any other than hrst rate garments
Such rs have sustained our system o small pfon's
returns and prompted the solicitation o; call from Ihoso
who wud really effect saving OF the extra per cenlago
levied under the credit system
Tbs directed tho Pantaoons department must
offer inducements to those who appreciate hi
combining ease and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goods KEPT by lhe
trade have always hand ready made Dress and frock
Cee;s Panaloons Vests &c TO answer The requirements OF
those who ncases OF emergency may require Is tas sun
As Fancy Dress Articles in great Variety Scars CrAvah
ha7dkerces Gloves Suspenders Hosiery under-' esls
Drawers, Linen aud Muslin Shirts Collars &c &c sis !,
NEW YORh CASH TAILORING Establish
~ men 1877 Broadway three doors below the FIsnkhn
House The subscribers would call he attention Of lher
and the public TO large and wen se!eceu
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing ali inc
latest styles of French and English Pco Cloths for winter
armenIs black and fancy Bonjeans elastic Cassmees OF
entire patterns very rich styles ot Siks oashinei
and Velvet Neslgs suitable for he coming season AL OF
which will bc made order At few hours notice, and IN
the superior style for which tho establishment has
been long celebrated
Employing the cutting department fc best talent Ia Tho
city do hesitate challenges comparison WIN any
point of style, elegance and workmanship Az the same,
time prices will convince the mos. skepuca hI hst
rate gacnts be furnished 1t very reduced rates LOT
cash We would also call lhe Fancy Depart
connected with the establishment where caH be ound
every article requisite complete genueuans WARDROBE
of the and richest materials, selected by our agents
the Paris and London markets. Also an assortment OF
ready Dress, Fock Coats ard Writer garments OF
every description Tor The accommodation 81 those requiring
o. istf j. c. BOOTH co.
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JOHN j Y. WESTERvELT, Aae,ioneer;

JOHN '. WESTEkVELT, AuctoneeT.
DY WILLET 81 WESTERVELT, Store 10
I'D Spuce-stBy order Of ti. Administrator on Iuesday,
a, 10Y O'Clock the stock Of furnishing hardware
and fancy store-by casogueconssng IN part OF ~ set
80 PSI table cutlery 1870 dozen knives and forks 50 sets
rich round buck 50 dozen pen and pocket
knives so G. s spoons 20 dog g. 5. ,hirbles $1,000
needles 2oo pair gold and jet ear drop so doz rings,
plated cake baskets castots, candlescks waters steel
pens pn-cushons accordons flutes psdocks, sadiron.
Catalogues ready. Also tine gold watch, warranted
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Anrticr Gqisa.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, AOcrou-.r
Dy HAS(:S. RICHARDS 81 PLhTT.-siore
- 2n Broadwsy-Liccra cosh advsnees nis'o Vs. coz
sgnInerts for auction sales ,>,,,,c
MEDICAL BooxsNA isrre collection OF valuable MEDICAL
Books. including popular works Surgery Anatomy ne
A!so-A case of kmpaisi.ng Instruments.
case OF Preparing do
case Of Scaipels
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Nov. lsth 21ih and 2lsL
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PRIyArx LisRkRY-A lnIco
and very choice collection of English American Books
embracing standard and desirable on History The
ology Biography, Voyages and Travels Drama Pho-
sophy Bellies e,tres and Sciences general ii.sr-
lre hne ed tons OF Greek and Lair Classics valuable
In the French Spanish and Italian languages elegant
Embelli.hed Works, &c &c
~ COTTON & co. Auction Anc Commission Mer-
chants Nos. lis FELTON, street, and 81 Ann sreel-Lb-
ers advances msds eonsznnenu and prompt returns
made
ny JAMES NJ. MILLER
ID ON MONDAY, Nov. H.
AtlOi o'clock the auction store o: Chamberlain Gold.
sni;n IN Peari-sL l0n Boots Shoes and Brogans
Also 200 do OF Rubbers.
>-''' TUESDAY. Nov Is.
At lO3 O'Clock, al the store No Loery-st
Roors SHoEs AND BRoGASslOUO cases boots SHOES ana
Brogsn consisting every vareIysuabe for Southern,
Western AMI Eo.tis.rn trade. Sale positive.
FRIDAY. Nov. 2lst
Doors SHoEsA lc o'clock; a; the s'ore OF A. ea'
Hin a53 Pearl 81 7oO case, Boots and Shoes
/ Rubbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

BOARD Brooklyn Heghis-Two gentlemen viii
ID meet " It'll handsome Accommodate 40. willow
81: Brookyn, within minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
TIE RIVAL BROTHERS

OR THE GORSAlR AND PRlNATEEk, by Henry T.
" Cheeyer published this day Frcnchs Publishing ail.
o3 Broadway. This book has been cot up IN splendid
styon tie cover is spirited engraving Illustrating the
enc where Seymour Is melting the Pirates TO murder lher
Chief For sale as above, ard a. all the Periodical pePo!s
%, 81 car,s nil Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

ship Margaret Forbes. from Newport, (Walcs) with
loss Of spars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

She brig l.. Baldwin before reported is still ashore on
the West Bank,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

pAILkOAD IRON.-Thc Moutour Iron Co. Dan.
h vie Pa IL now prepared 10 orders for tho
heavy Rail Bar Of any pattern IN in this country
or In Europe. Apply 10 MURDOCH, LEAVtTT 4 co.
NJ iad agrnta. cor. Cedar and Grccnwicn sts
IDt TONS Forso Pc lfun Tor sale by
xUV nl2 lwis JOS. TUCkERNAN, 50 Wssi-st
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Price l?i cents MT 3ls
CHEAP READING FOR THE PEOPLE AT
NM H. GRAHAarS Tribune Buildings Nassau st La
w dies Musical Library for Nov.-Prce /. cents
The Pirates Daughter, vols-price S7t CTS.
The Flyin. Cloud Romance OF The Bay OF New York
price y cts o. -,
The Wing vi the Wind, by Ingraham-Price . Cts
Morse's Geographic Maps-price - Cts
Mon,eZuma The Serf-price 30 cts.
The Fatal Legacy or the Doomed Heir-prce III cis'
Gilbert Quincy, by Hook-prce 81 els
Harpers' Bible, No. i2-prlce IS cts.
Al,he New York Philadelphia aud Boston We ekly Pa
pers received published, VIZ The Elm porium
The Union; The Broadway Journal The Arena l'hadcl
plia Saturday Courier; Meals Gazette: Yankee Uncle
Sam; Theatrical World Illustrated Magazine
The trade supplied on the most reasonable terms, 10y
nI52iis w H. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings, NiSsaust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

MATCH S-WATCHEs.-F. LOCKWOOD, 5st
w Broadway, near Wh,e-st is selling gold and silver
Watches al from $40 Is and $50 to $780, with Jeweiry
spoons and Fancy Good-Specaces, concnvcnnd CONVEX
sights for all ages OF the best equal cut glasses Clocks
Watches Music Work and Jewey put 10 TIA best order
by LnlO 2awlmis T. LOCKWOOD, 39l broadway.
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1l1uGilons, ar. UGnlen.

xITASTED-Informalio OF BRIDGET HOGAN, who
w arrived last April in New York Native OF Tpperary.
Parish of Drom She Will hear OF something 10 her adyan-
iare by sending her address Mr. T. Guerns 70 Washing
us - -N' - nil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-24
From 2 40 times cheaper ahau II
before, Or nothing il dhc uscr
is AAOl delighted with ID.

A n article thatevery family must CONSIDER in1iS,
n pensable when they know its power and value
and which has heretofore hecn sold too high to
reach all classes has been reduced in price with
view that rich and poor, high aud low, and in fact
every human being may enjoy its comforts, aud all
who get it shall have the price returned To them il
they not delighted with its We assert with.
out the possibility of contradictions that ALL RURNs
and scALDs, every EXTERNAL SORE, old fresh and
all external pains and aches matter where, shall
be reduced to comfort Ivy it in five minulcs-saviug
lie, hmb No burn can be fatal # this Is ap.
Piled, unless the vtas are destroyed by the accident
1t is truly magical TO appearance, in its effects En-.
quirc for ")onncl's Magical Pain Extractor Sal,o.''
at Comstock 81 Cos, 81 CortIand st. New York.
Price 20 cents or four times much for so cents
aud near ten times as much for Dollar.
We assure you, on the responsibility of our char
aclers' that sympathy for human suffering induces
at least in part, our earnest solicitation that sim,
pie tral should be made in any affection named be-
low. We think 1t not imprudent too much to say,
that nothing IKE IL or IN any degree c6ectwat,
has ever been discovered in Medicine.
You will please observe it is no sovereign remedy
for all complaints, hut only intended for external
application and will cure the looving:- Burns,
scnds frosted parts chbIains, chafe or gals chaps
letter, pmple blotch felon, ulcesprans, sabs cuts,
bruises strain, and tooth ache mumps runrouuds.
sore throat whitlows piles, Ringworm, salt rheum,
BARRIERS itch cabuncle eruption eyes and lids,
weak sight, lips, punctures, bes and warts, fe
yer palms. pain in back and side, tender feet nham-
matory rheumatism, tic dolorcaux, aguo in face and
breast fever sore old burn scars, prcBly heat, in
famed skin, broken breast nipples rough hands,
bstered surfaces, dressing for bsters, white swell
ings. cold in wounds, corns general Sores small
poX marks, eyreaipelds.
Though we have named numerous affections, ex-
perence has taught us that they not too many
1t will be necessary to know that the article called
COMMAS is the only one recommend; but
must caution against some limitations that we have
reason 10 believe Of no but Injurious. We
will present it to the poor who have actual need OF
it, and whom you may send for ii. Remember it is
CoNNEL's Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants are requested to take it to
their towns commission, the greatest blessing
to mankind that has been discovered in medicine
This is strong language, but you may depend its pow
or will fully justify it. Call on all the Agents for
pamphlet gratis to ALL and very interesting, also the
names of all the Clorgymen in New York.
CAUTION. Be sure and get Councils as coun
terfes and worthless appear under other names
See that 1t is direct from Comstock & Co. or never
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