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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-28
w. T. JENNINGS " CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAHORS,

IMPORTERS Of Cloths Cas:imeres vssting, Fancy Dress
inspection extensive assortment Of seasonabe goods
prsng Cloths Cassmers, Vestngs &c in all the and
rious styles.
The aid Of |. efficient corps Of Cutters, can be found in
the country the belief that the style and charac
ter Of Garments, will be such continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore elected.
Whilst Of the continuance Of the system Of
Small Profits and Qnck Returns All be appreciated
by those who would effect saving Of the per e
Wed under the credit system.
We would refer in particular the Pantaloons we
BLEED 10 fumishhan which there trying the
skill Of Gutter-and solicit trial from those who appreciate
fl, com bGng and elegance
Ia addition usual assortment Of goods kept by the
trade have always hand Ready Made Dress and Frock
Goats Psntaoons Vests &c to the requirements Of
those who in cases Of emergency, may require trate
suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great variety; sc,rf Cva
Handkerchefs, Gloves, Suspendes, Hosiery UnderVeas,
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars &c &C.
mig lmiaITc
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Mrs. Burke appeared in the character of BESIDE
mona on her benefit night, Monday evening last in the
Front street Theatre Baltimore. J. r. Scott was ths
Othello OF the occasion.
In the same city, the Congo Melodists were de-
lighting mortal ears In the Saloon Of the Assembly
Rooms.
The tragedy Of Julius Caesar was played last night
at the Walnut street Theatre, PhladelphaIb a.
Cassius Leman as Brutus and Davenport Julius Cesar
Mr. Frazer took benefit the same evening at the
opcra House. in the Postillion of Lonjumesu
The Hughes family are giving concerts In Savan-
nah.
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TO MERCHANTS
VISITING NEW YORK CITY.

TO MERCHANTS
VISITIN G. NEW YORK CITY.
ID. M. PEYSER, 60 JOHN STREET,
fBETWEEN WILLIAM AND NASSAU STREF'Ts,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTER OF GERMAN AND FRENCH
FANCY GOODS,
Offers for SALE by the package suit customers the
reasonable terms,
WORKSHOPS
hy German and Tapisserie Chine and Ombre Worsteds
loss Twisted Plain and Shaded Silks in Sticks and Spool
CHENILLES.
Embroidery Fl sxTT nd TNTsmmi's Chenille
Berlin Embroidery Patterns most splendid selection.
rench and German Canvass for Embroidery, OF Cotton,
Wostsd Imitation Of silk, and Silk Silver and
Gold or Al widths.
Go'd silver. Steel and Glass Beads and Buges.
Emoroidery Needles Steel Wooden Ivory Ebony and Whale
bone Kntis I'M ! s q { Ggq 8 & Needles
All kinds Of and sed .ncb an s,pndcrs Shoes
' 1FA SN''CY. Gbb 81 g.
All kinds OF Paris Fancy Goods sch A Purses ,nd pur.e
Trimmings, Head Ornaments, Bracelets Hair Pins Combs
Silver Bullion Tasses FRENCH MILITARY TRIM III
Wire. Goods, such as Baskets Watch Holders. &c. &C.
German Rustic Willow Chairs Baskets Work Tables and
Sofas, &C..
OILED SILKS.
o''' '"@' 0'"f FRfS SNHEs ''e 'e'' 'e'en
Fmges Cords Gpps Tas.els all colors and qualities i'm
q. ~ QTysd and domestic (of his own msnuiacture)
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TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EYTP4 FINE TE 49,

1913 Greenwich Street,
NEAR CoURrLANDT ST., OPPOSITE PAcIrrs HOTEL,
New YoRK.
WE BEG LEAVE to inform you that we established our.
selves the above place principally for the purpose Of
meeting OF wholesale and family
the North River Side. The upright manner in which
have carried business this city,
together with the high quality and moderate price Of
beyond that similar house in the United Sate and
consider these the best obtain
tronage.
we have, however, much pleasure stating that we have
made with great care and judgment our selections from all
Young Hyson Hyson Gunpowder, imperial 0olong Pekoe,
this season, which, with immense variety Of Fine and Good
Qualities, offer wholesale and retail We have also
ground daily. VI,
We continue other places heretofore
particularly 1871 Chatham We your obedent servants
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-2l Chatham ST. 36i Grand and Bleecks
stree
Phladelphis-ss Chestnut street, and Fifth street.
rnvq Inns I'm
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SARACEN,S HEAD. - DEFY ST

JOSEPH SMITH, late Of Worcester, England, takes this
recently become tie of the above establishments
now prepared SUPPLY all Refreshments usually be found in
English Chop House He also accommodate a few
Eentleme with comfortable Lodgings at 81 week. Is
cents per night. ly.
NB.-Mr. SMITH has now on hand and is daily msnufac-
turing article little known this City called CreamCheese
whc iscondeed by epicures England great luxury.
Hotels and private families supplied the shortest
and at all hours customers the house be attended
m
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NEW YORK, April

NEW YORK, April 81, 1915
rTNHE UNDERSIGNED the public, and particu-
lay the watch merchants that from this day they have
cHsa sn a,pe'si9n under .se name ., Al ~
this said day they have hand and shall receive from their
respondent manufacturers every description Of Watches and
Movements. DELACHAUX MARE,
No lN Fulton street, NJ Y.
A. Delachaur-H Maie. a22 lmsm
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Varieties.
The Hon. John Campbell, Of South Carolina is
dead
Col John b. Hogan, Of Mobile, died that
city about the 10th inst.
Trayer, the steeple-king, ascended to the top Of
the Third Church steeple in ptsburg on Friday 2sd in
sant and put vanc on it, we believe His hat has
he removed IT, fourshed it around his head and threw it
down. and after standing the pieces and giving
one cheers, descended bringing down with him
the ladders ropes &C. used by him in repairing the
steeple Quite number were looking at the fearless
fellow and his wife spectator of the scene. The
steeple is los feet high.
The steamboat "Tard Times" has been seized
at Louisville. Look out for property after this.
The LADIES' who composed Professor Siliman's
class at New OIleans have engaged an artist to take
his portrait as long as he can give it.
Ellsworth, the pedestrian who is engaged IN walk
ing thousand miles in thousand hours has got half
through his feat, but his feet are blistered.
Strawberry parties are rife among the ladies of
Cincinnati is said their jokes are so rich as to
provide sufficient cream
In Lowell the other day Mr.. Dean was fined for
not hanging his sign according to general usage What
will tho foes of capital punishment say to this
gentleman named Hartweg is about to be sent
to California by the London Horticultural Society
exploring expedition.
The largest canal boat ever built has been launch
ed at Buffalo, New York 1t will carry l6o tons on tho
river.
difficulty occurred on the landing in St. Louis
yesterday evening between a negro and irishman,
both draymen in which the former was seriously If not
MORALLY wounded by blow, inflicted with a billet of
wood in the hands Of the lrishman. The latter i'm
mediately arrested.
The mail contracts to carry the mails under the
new Postage Law have been taken is said for some
eight hundred thousand dollars less than under the old
law
The Inquest of the Quarter Sessions OF Ph'la,
dephia on Tuesday brought in % true bills most OF
which against tipping houses
The ". o. Picapsne says they have larger sized
hail stones in Michigan than are Known s ane %
killed great number Of sheep and lambs almost killed
boy and beat in the roofs OF the houses The South
cannot beat that
Hiram Wilmington has been sentenced at Dcdham
to pay SIS for kissing Mrs Herson
Mr. Fox. Ex-British Minister, has presented his
collection Of flowers to the public garden at Washing
ton.
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IA TO LET-A handsome Paror and suit Of Rooms, on
m the second floor furnished unfinished with break
fast and aud dinner Sunday if required Apply
II Howard st. References exchanged. my23 iw+rh
81 TO LET-A Parlor and Bedroom, very neatly tar
: nished gentlemen and their wives, single genemen
G3M AT III franklin street. 40 im*ec
40 FOR SALE-A beautiful Country Residence, mile
xfrom Rossville Landing, Staten Island Farm Of q
Of frstate Land large House and good Barn. aY
other Budngs good Garden with plenty Of Fruit Treesw
be sold reasonable and ON good terms. Enquire Of
my7 lmsrc SAM'L. HALL, $50 Broome
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CHIPPEWA INDIANS -Esh-ton-greet, lClear SKYE
nephew gesc, arrived here yesterday on .ns
steamer Lexington. They are on their way 20 ws.a .
ington, especial business for the uioe.-'' o"''
Repeilie, Nay IL.
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THE " WRIGHI0' HOUSE,
Al Nnaaaur Street.

WILLIAM WRIGHT, formerly Of the Rams Head Full
w ton street. begs leave inform his friends that may be
unacquain,ed with the fact distance well those
CITY, that he has opened public establishment 81 Nassau
street scale Of comfort that be surpassed BY
IN tne Jnon ls bar iaInisnes with the best O. wines Of
and every other article for wen stocked bar indie
second floor specially adapted for private and public meetings
courts martial general purpose; besides which he has
provided for
extensive and well ventilated bedrooms the furniture and
ments Of the dodgers, well the ve.: q the Retreat"
all occasions. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
my26 linz 81 Nassau street.
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A destructive hail storm was experienced at Har-
ford Md, few days ago Its severity was appalling
Several houses were blown down. crops Of wheat and
orchards destroyed birds ducks and fowls we're killed
by the hail.
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HOTEL DIES DEUX FRERES.

THE Subscribers having opened the above establishment
which has been completely at 1853 Duane Park
and prepared receive vsters They respectfully
cit the favor Of their fathers friends 1.-THE late E. Segnete
aud the community at large.
The approved brand. Of wines liquors, segar &c. &c.
States and equal TO any in Europe.
Supper Rooms all times Of the day and evening" with
Clubs Of DESTROYS of suite Of
Rooms be always accommodated the shortest notice.
JULIUS 8. SEIGNETTE, and
m24 fwsrh ARZAC p. SEIGNETTE,
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TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS

From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tran-8sz A. M. daily Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Tnn-sh AN and r M for HicksyilIe
and places And Tuesdays Thursdays
turdays, through to Greenport At 90 A. M,
From Grecnport Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted az o'clock M
OF ON the arrival ofthe steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tnin-At On A. NJ, on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays.
From HicksriAe Depot
Accommodation Train for Brooklyn-At A. M. and lkP
M. daily, Sundays excepted .
The Trains stop only Famingdae and st. Georges
Manor. -
The Accommodation Trains stop at the following places
on road going both receive and deliver pasen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-28

MIR. EDIToR:- a,
Please call the attention Of the new Board OF ~,
dermen and Assistants to the filthy and disgracefu
condition OF the streets. Does not the ordinance
REQUIRE that the streets shall be cleaned on two days
in each week The present lncumbenst have now
been two weeks in power, and the streets nave not
them.) This neglect does not redeem the promises
so clean up the streets as soon as we get the pow
err" II will be well also to notify the present ncum-
bents that to retain the power they must give salts
us clean streets, protection in our persons and pro-
ery. and reduction Of the per centage OF the ag-
greeatc Of the assessed value Of the real and per-
sonal estates in the city, that no excuse Will be re-
of the taxpayers. And now give the Chairman OF
the Committee Of Finance of the Board OF Alder
men notice, that he may figure accordingly
No old story Of the extravaganza OF the Nanves, OF
the one thousand and one others heretofore gwen
out, will avail them; we will not be cheated.
oN'' TAX PAYER.
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S&& LONDON LINE OF PACKETS-Packet of the
@9 Is JuasLrThe Packet Ship MEDIATOR Captain
For passage having superior cabin second
cabin and steerage apply

az LONDON LINE OF PACKETs=psekst Of the
s ssasT1 s P, eli Ship aSSv! Fl
For having superior cabin second
Wa; T. TAPscOTT, ae
,s SAT- =, their heir. General Psssrssse , Office,
Persons wishing to send for their friends have brought
%o.e Be- M
Il s snSssa.s s s
lIc.auu. mn m<ou
.h&k P AssAGE FORHAMBURG.1;1With Despeteh-
IMP above, and CAN 1ss
.es Ras sssa 6S
New Orleans packet her accommodations and
make early application on board orto
my9e r South street and Maiden lane
S&6 LONDON LINE OF PACKETs-Packet Of the
5Ss ''q Nj sSs I 'sas p.ss, 4, n.
aboye. her regular day.
make early application to tSe - 's.'' 'A'a'
my22 100 Pine street corner Of South
-SSE FOR NEW ORLEANs-L and New
Packet MsSSnS p y hs NA
.b AT
1aoa' apply on board o;i.i s G9t e so W st.
Positively no goods received board after Saturday evening"
6 promptly sss NJ .sss. e A E. %
IN r RASEEr De Eo9 9oINyIIE ship
win I'll he +. pIo.imo the sssom%odstion.
S5 i $sSSfsf s'F
1EK LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS-PackeIo Of
M18 the 6th Jsne.The splendid aud fyorte packet ship
sityeiy sail As above, her regular day. go
Having very superior for cabin second cabin
md sesge persons desrous embark by this
per packet should make early application board foot Of
: JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street Of South street.
The packet ship Independence f. p Allen MASTER will
iced the Patrick Henry and sail on the 9th ofJuly msrc
.6fk cWANTED;,9'ood and suitable vessels freight
sdence, Saeo Norwich Aliens Point, Greenport Hart
Ord New Haven Middleton Albany Troy and other parts
Inc highest price will be paid and employment
Applyto FREDERICK TYLER 4 Co,
.eMs Wall street, or
+. Stafford & CO., tet
40 Lm.rc 81 Dock street Phladelphia
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THE FIRE IN PrrTsBURo,-Sngular as it may APP
pear the fire not yet wholly extnguished in the burnt
district We observe it burning in parts Of the eel
lars of the Monongahela House. This il six weeks after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-28
HARPs-REMovAL OF wARERooMs

IF ESTHER COHEN, who formerly lived with ms.
Hughes, Boarding keeper, Union street Liverpool
left England about nine live in New York-w
write her father No New Bailey street. S.lford Manches
England, she will hear something greatly her advan
tage. my0 2m dykwysrc
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Missouri RrvER.-The Missouri river is reported
to be in worse condition now for navigation than has
been known for years before The channel has almost
formed and is terribly bcset with snags, logs
stumps, and sand.bars.-S. Louis Nep Era, May IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-28

ISLE RoYALE, LAKE SUPERIoR.-We see it stated
that the Hudson Bay Company have taken possess
sion Of Isle Royale Lake Superior This Island belongs
to the United States, and contains two fine harbsrs
Whoever has possession Of this island in time Of war;
commands the lake. If the statement be correct it is
manifestly the duty of government to despatch
small force to Isle Royale Immediately to Gust the in
truders of the Hudson Bay Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-28

From Usage RlvER.-Two fatboats arrived yes
terday from the Usage river laden heavily with pro-
duce. Persons who came down upon them report the
river in good stage at the time of their leaving which
was on the 2sth instant and from i've to six feet water
the principal bars they also freghts be very
plenty on that stream At Osceola there were two or
three boaoads of hemp, wheat. and tobacco, waiting
boat to bring out At Warsaw and several other points
along, there considerable amount in warehouses
waiting shipments. Louis New Era, May IL.
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DREADFUL SUIcIDE-The coolest and most deliber-
ate suicide we heard of, that of Philip
Smith, German in this city, yesterday morning. at his
boarding house. He went to bed as usual, had money
respected by his shopmates and had been working at
shsemakng here for the last nine years About o'clock
he attempted to cut his throat with knife while in bed,
and uccceded in making cash, but not in ending life.
He then got up went into an adjoining room, took
razor and severed tn carsoidi artery producing mme
date death-Cincinnati Commercial, May %.
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TRAVELLERS and all persons exposed rain, will find
large stock Of Macintoshes, from $50 to S Drivers,
Der Goats and Pants from to ST. The stock hand Is
Maiden lane large and embraces general
than before offered in New York-smong which
800 English garments from the establishment OF c. Macintos
mcr prices my22 4t+rc HORACE II DAY.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
PROBATE SALE.

WILL be offered for sale at PUBLIC AUC-
TON, to the last and highest bidder, by
the Undersigned Parish Judge in and forthe Par
ish ofst. Landry,
On Monday, the 14th day of April
next, l845,
At the residence of Mrs. SYDALISE THOMPSON.
situated IN the vicinity of the To,On Of Opelousns, in said
TaTlsh,-the property belonging TO the estate of JOHN
1hoMPSON, late of the Parish aforesaid, deceased
consisting Of
ACERTAIN TRtCTorPARCEL ofLAND
situate and lying in the corporation of said town Of
opeiousas, containing fifty superficial acres, bounded
on one side by Stanislas Fremont, and on the other
by land Of Mrs. Godcfroy HolGer.
A Lot Of Ground, situated in the
sad town of opelousas, having 1872 #. front by 1863 #.
IN aepth, bounded on one side by Joseph Jaubin, and
on me othsr side by Francis D'Avy.
The works of VoItaire; one Book case:
one armoir !; one American horse !:
one Buggy 20 Sheep two Ameri-
u mares and colts /; and about ten
head of gentle horned cattle.
TERMs-The Immoveables to be sold on a credit
Of twelve months, from the day of sale,-the Moveablcs
for cash.
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
March 18th, lS45.-ts
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
o. Orleaats advertisements.
FAMILY & PLANTATION MEDICINES.

EAMlL1 " PLANTATION MEDICINES.
= ME following useful family and plantation Mcdi.
= clnes are constantly kept on hand by Comstock d
Rumsey, at SO Poydras street, New Orleans, and bSy
DR.. HAWKINS, OPELOUSAS.
All of which are warranted genuine and TODD all claimed
Tor by them, by which planters can avoid the expense Of
a physician IN almost all cases of indisposition, and
they Will be found to operate with much less injury to
the constitution than calomel, quinine, &c. A pamphlet
with full directions for the use Of these several articles
is furnished gratis to each family. We enumerate ar
ticles as follows:
Hays liniment, for the piles, warranted to cure in
every case.
Lin's Temperance Bitters and Pills, for the stomach
indian Vegetable Elxer and Nerve and Bone Lin
ament, for rheumatism, warrantcdto cure,
Chinese Hair Eradicator, to remove superHuous
hair.
Balm of Columbia, for the hair and to remove dam
druf.
Pink Syrup, for asthma, coughs, and colds.
Sick Headache Remedy, a certain cure in all cases.
Health Elixer, for dyspepsia, indigestion, and cos
tive bowels.
Roach, Bcd-Bug, and Ant Poison, sure to xiii
them all.
kolmstock's Vermifuge, for wormS-never fails.
Comstock's Extract of Sarsaparila-ialf the price
of others,
Bernard's Cholera Remedy, for darrhoeas and dys-
~senteries.
Connelrs Magical Pain Extractor, for burns, scalds,
sores and swellings.
Aliens Balsam, for consumption and liver com.
plants.
Wistar's Balsarn of Wild Cherry, for consumption,
Green's Ague Mixture, warranted to cure in every
Oil Of Tannin-nakcs leather waterproof and
doubles the wear.
Connell's Mixture 5or Secret Diseases, warranted.
BlackwelPs do. do. do. do.
LII. Lu'e n cordial--the only agency at SO Poydras
Gelatine Capsules, all kinds.
Castor Oil, in bottlis.
Essences, all kinds.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
Pon.g1cA1..
TLIE PooR Mas.

God grant the poor man constant health,
To toll for daily bread
He has no earthly wealth,
And must be clothed and fed:
The proud of place will 5lrind his face,
The hard withhold his ire-
Great Parent heed his pteous case,
And guard his cottage fire.
Theu carest for the little birds
That own no earthly lord
Thou carest for tho fldcks and herds
That crop the flowery sward-
Hearst the young ravens when they cry,
Hced'st the young hons roar,
And wilt regard the poor mans sigh
And meek petition more.
Then grant the poor MAJ constant health,
And strength for daily toll,
With sweet content, the dearest wealth
OF weary mortal mol,
And grant him power 10 rule his mind
To own affections sway
And nurse the charities designed
To smooth his pilgrim way.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-20
EB MDM mw !.

81 kR. SafsaparilEd SgrHp aad Sqr-
AV sdParatG Pills Of Health, or Blood PiiS-This
excellent family pill is a medicine of long-tried efica-
cy, for correcting all disorders of the stomach and bow
els, the common symptoms OF which are: costivencss,
fiatulency, spasns, loss of appetite and headache, nid.
diness, sense of fullness after meals, dizziness of the
eyes, drowsiness, and pains in the stomach and bow.
els, indigestion, producing a torpid state of the liver,
and a consequent inactivity of the towels, causing a
Reorganization of every function of the frame, will,
with this most excellent preparation, by a little perse-
yerancc, be effcctually removed. Two or three doses
will convince the afflicted of its salutary effects. The
stomach will speedily regain its strength, a healthy ac-
ton of the liver, bowels and kidneys will rapidly take
place, and instead OF lstlessncss, heat, pain, and iaun-
diced appearance, strength, sctivity and renewed
health, will be the quick result of taking this mcdi.
cine according to the directions on each box.
These pills are particularly efficaeious for the sto-
mach, coughs, colds, agues, shortness of breath, and
all distractions in the urinary passages, and if taken
after too free an indulgence at table, they quickly re-
store the system TO its natural state of rcpose.
Persons Of a full habit, who are subject to sick head
ache, giddiness, drowsiness and singing in the ears,
arising from too great a flow of blood to the head,
should never be without them, as many dangerous
symptoms will be entirely carried off by their immedi-
ate use.
For females these pills are most truly excellent, re-
moving all ohstructions---th distressing headache so
very prevalent with the sex, depression Of spirits, dull
ness of sight, nervous affections, b%lotches, pimples and
~sallowness of the skin, and give a healthy and juvenile
bloom to the complexion.
Tomothers they are confidently recommended asthe
best medicine that can be taken during preDnancy. and
for children of all ages they are uncqualled.
DIR. MORT. in a lecture to the students, Justly OBJ
served; ttThat DR.. StiIlman's Sarsaparilla Syrup and
Pills, when first taken into the stomach, they i1nmedi-
atrly diffuse themselves like yapor. producing effects al
once delightful, salutary and permanent. When the
spark OF life begins to grow dim, The circulation Ian
guild, and The faculties paralyzed. these medicines arc
found to inVigorate the body and reanimate the whole
man.
Sold wholesale and retail by Dr STIIJMAN him.