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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-02
GENTLEMEN,

WE have received 500 yards BROADCLoTls and CAssI
w MEREs which will be sold low for Cash Summer Gus
slmeres beautiful patterns also 100 light Vest patterns
Call and see before purchasing ELLIS, WILDER s. Co.
April 90, 1915. IL
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04

$40 iblss honest hfo.sBsff whp are
really apgrt,a1 10 ltlfp5e, opl Hi'h1d
M coming ~ Ihe lln.ifi sbirs, ~ b'iof
pfoiee.aI No penJ1, pfpprrt, b1sIn'ta'
profession ani fba lfre ey'fr0aa of f'1.
,sigeest Dos iey come here, ofptr FH
ami pargrwel fasdyal 70 tWe W. q %.
ole win giant tbru 90 h'yWu' ~
I. ssG lufugurp rpme among o', Htiet
hL,,tFgms aHff7, win determination
10 aho pr,sms.11 Of olt pn'efnurn',
mako hwa, usIp the olirn', aol llca,
,mef.aan, aan conquered prrrI3 Mo-
Ljgsa CJe.gur8 b uyN Ibu mntb
tba man from over lbH wu'or who '''h'
Ipf office hofr. who ls s1 very anxious 10
vote. who exhibits the least dspo'OU1h
~ dictate, control, manage, 81 tnlrrI'fH
sl,h our American institutions ITO Is a
traitor, hr IL ~ American ni henr! hl'
a,lh Of allegiance was uIse!-- V'eFi.
burr CJagiuitoHdia
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L o II o D e.

Light Of the soul! thine hour once past,
The proudest brow uust bend at last,
Rale agony the heart must wiring,
Despair must plant the suIIen sting,
The weary spirit long to part,
and all be but the wreck of heart,
fright tenant of the trembling breast,
aive butmy sinking spirit rest.
Tho friendship flies, or love betrays,
Still on thy light shall fix my gaze,
Ny star, though clouded and alone,
Until my pilgrimage sdcne.
The traveller in the fiery sand
Where A!ric spreads her burning strand,
When lhunders roar and whirlwinds rise,
ono heaven is darkening on his eyes,
StruSgIesin vain, sinks painting down,
md sees his fate in NATURES frown.
pu', let him find some crystal stream,
hls eyes with sudden lus,re beam.
y Hope, at the enchanting voice,
delicious dreams the soul rejoice
he agony Of heart is DER;
~ trembIes, but lives once more.
angel of life! thy vigil keep,
Above my waking and my slecp
StlII pour upon my faitning eyes
The balm, the beauty, OF thy skies;
And, when my final hour is come,
sweet spirit be Thy heaven my home,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04

h juvenile Erpoaier If The Conshtu.
tioa.-A funny story is told Of gentle
man ia Boston, who was 50 much annoy.
ed by boy whiSrIing incessantIy in the
street near his premises, that he finally
went out, seized the offending urcain by
the collar, and after a shake or Two told
him to "stop his whistle" The ljUle
shaver gazrd for IA moment 10 the face Of
the gentleman, and then promptly SAID
that Tho Constitution Of Massachusetts,
allowed boy to whistle as much as ne
d-n pIea.ed Pie,
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TRUSTEES NALE


H1Y Virtue of Deed Of Trust made
I'D to mt by Minor NJ. Whirney on
the Cd day of November, in the year
1910, and recorded in the office of the
Probate Clerk Of AmiDo county, Mis-
81 sippi, 10 Book five, Page five hundred
and Thirty, will sell at public auction ,
at the door of the Court House Of said
county,
On The Fourtt Monday Of July ncat,
for cash, one mularo woman slave.
named America, and her child Hannah.
AlsO,-one negro woman slave named
Betty.
Selling as Trustee | shall convey such
title rs is vested in me by said deed
which title is beloved to he good
f. NJ. DAVIS, Trustee.
January 4, i845, 44m6
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frVrg on tilallg3lprI,

hmiie tuHHiftA
B m ps,sans b'Sffsid mhf mi r.
mr n gAnars W llErpia4IU., u mt
~ 1HalfIaol
a. OU bfa HarHby cited 40 Ha 'nI F#F
arfIIg appear hlofo tie Pi0.We
tuuH 81 tmttt pYIn'Y. nr InH
Iagth WJndJy y March, 1910,
ani SHINY ruHz-, If nifty yet f7b, SHY
tha s4ma should not he ordered ID bo sold
Iuw.i.
The easl hllf NJ lhs north west quarter
uI section number twmyfbma, .I 'Iwu.
auy number twr'yn, ur wufa uuuHrI
one. wtsr containing 80 22 lODlh7 acroa
uuI the east half OF lhH south rH War
lnr ul secron uumbaf IiIlcer. 10 loNu
ship number twelve, of range ulnbw
one, containing 81 y I00.bs ncrosl and
rho west bali Of the both west qulde'
pr section number fourteen, Ia township
number twelve, of range number one
west, containing 10 GilOOhs acres, al
0I which ism the district Of lands sub
locI to sale at Mount SaIus, Mississippi e.
and the east bali Of the south wrs
quarter Of section number fourteen, It
township number Twelve, Of range nam
Der one, west, containing ~ 84.lOOth
acres, lying IN the Choclaw District ant
State Of Mississippi
It's further ordered by the Court tina
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate aud WooIyIIe Republican fo
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04

MARRlED-In Lawrence county, on
Thursday, the 18Th ut., Mr.. ANsELM
II. JAYNE, 10 Miss. EMILY SMITH, Of Law
renee County.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

. ,,,.1,' - r,,', ,",,''0,,
II oU o.,.,,.a in,o,os,oJ !, ,5e rc,1
E~,a,a IF Snyno Gys,, Decoo.s5-
Corn-,,,c
VA ara hor.h,, o;,ol f., bo and mar
sonYIIy nnosor N b"C'r ", ,ha pro5,rc
Co.,, ~ Ao,y,, ~ n.,na,,, ', nn iva Wv
Eourb y5oJa',' e ljo,cb 1919
and shaw c,nsn r. 49,, - ro"' ca, vhv the
Sama eS s%o1J no' h W." or2 5 ~ h" sold
,o',.;.
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January 4, l845.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY Virtue Of deed OF trust execu
ID ted to me by William H. Spillman
ana Franklin B. Hackney, bearing date
the 18th September, 1888, Of record in
the Probate Clerks office o. Annie coun
ty, | will offer for sale, by public auc-
ton, at the Court House in Liberty,
on the
29h day Of January nert,
for cash, a town lot in the town Of Lib
erty, known and described in the plat OF
said town, as lot four, in square seven,
excepting thirty feet in width, to be Ia
ken from the western side of said lot
W. II. DILLINGHAM;,
Trustee.
December 90, 1914. 43w5
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December 90, 1874.

NOTICE.
A r the February Term Of the Pro.
"a bate Court Of Amile county, 1915,
the Undersigned, executors Of the last
will and testament OF David Lea, decd,
will present the administration account Of
the said David Lea, deceased, as co a
mInistraror Of the estate of Thomas J
Gordon, deceased, for final settlement anc
allowance. All persons interested may
then aud there attend, if they thIak pro
nor. Il. NJ. DAVIS,
LANDON l.. LEA,
Executors.
December 90, 1874. 43"3
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NEW GOODS.
NOTICE..

EyHE undersigned continues TO make
liberal advances in CASA and Her-
chaHdiSc on shipments of Cotton; and has
nov on hand choice supply OF well Sc
lected Groceries and western produce. Inn
ported and Domestic Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Nails, SaddIery, Blankets, Lowell
and Virginia heavy Coitons, aud Lin
seys and kerscys, Shad, Salmon, Macker
al, Cod Fish &c. &C., coarse and fine Salt
For sale at the lowest prices, Bayou
Sara. JOHN G. MORRIS.
November q, 1874. 36w4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04
December 90, 1874.

NOTICE.
n ETTERS Testamentary having
Z been granted to the undersigned, at
ne December Term, 1914, o; the Pro-
bate Court Of Am,e county, on the es-
tate OF David Lea, deceasod--aI persons
Indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same, will present
them duy authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law. or they will be forever
barred LANDON l.. LEA,
ELIJAH NJ. DAVIS,
Executors
December 90, 1874. 43w6
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AnnL.LlrnNlnn.A AALE

.EBY yllUuE ~ ~ ofdpf u che.
II Is Probate CuiH NJ Amfs county,
lfHrI u1 fbH fourth Monday ~ Dafen
.pT lhpy9f lnlt, I eilI oGaf igf siIo
by public auction, ri tho dgD' NJ lhe
alJH hDIeuI imI'a coWiyt
Ou ~ 1faM DIM " febtua,y NAH
ipI5,
ga f. credit oi 8Hs and $50 gears,
IH0 io.IUwing real estate ~ william
Gamurt lua ~ sad county Iscon8'
uI, fil,
rUa uuub.se8t quarter Of section bum.
Dor thirteen, lhr south cast, lbe ngnh
east aud north west quarters OF section
uumbar uuuponaaund G1y acres Of the
south east quarter Of section number
hlarrn, Tho west half Of the south
vrat quarter Of section number oIuy.
rn,--NI in loansbip uumbef three,
uI range number Gy9 cusi,-5ald lands
lying 10 SAID county Of Annie, sla,e d
Mississippi,
purcbasors will be required to CIV,
bond, with approved security, acoof.
ling TO law, and tho terms Of the said
sale.
W. GARDNER,
Administrator, he boniS non,
Of VIM. Gardner, deceased.
Liberty, Dec "a, 1914, i3"6
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Barrlsu DUrY ON SUGAR The Charles =
Ton Courier Of the 18Th inst. states that
Me- OglIby, the British Consul at INA,
city. has received instructions from Her
Hajcs'y's Government to grant cer''h.
Gates Of origin for sugars, the produce o.
this country, intended to be exported TO
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain or
any Of the BRUSH possessions, Th9 du.
ly on American sugars, by this regulation,
will be e. l4s. per cwt, whereas that
from Cuba, Brazil, &c, imported into
Great Britain, pay duty OF IS s.. per
cw;. The duty on moIasseS will be IN
proportion Pc.
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AID lilNLSTRATJR'S SALE.

AD HlNISTRATJR'S SALE.
Eef Virtue of an order Of the Pro
h D bate Court Of Annie county, Mis-
slssppi, grained at the October Term,
1914, | will sell At public auction before
the door Of the Court House, IN Liberty,
On The 22i day Of February, 1845,
The following described real estate Of
kInchen Webb, deceased, on a credit Of
one and two years, viz: The north west
quarter o! section twenty, township three,
range four east, containing one hundred
and Iorty nine SO l00jhs acres. Purcha-
sers will be required to give notes with
security
GEORGE F. WEBB,
Administrator,
January 4, l845 44W6
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
N Pursuance Of an order Of the Pro
bate Court Of Anle coun ty, made at
he December Term, 1874, the under.
signed, executors of the last will aud
testament Of David Lea, deceased, will
self at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, or on credit, as the ex-
ecutors may deem best on the day Of
sale, at the late residence Of the said de-
ceased,
On tie MirtyGrst day Of January 1045'
(he sale vii! be continued from day to
day until all the property advertised Is
sold) all the personal property ordered
to be sold by the last will and tesla.
ment Of the sad David Lea, deceased,
consisting Of nine Negroes, Horses, Cat.
tie, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Farming Tools,
and various other articles too tedious to
mention. Purchasers will be required
to give notes with approved security.
LANDON L. LEA,
ELIJAH NJ. DAVIS,
Executors.
December 90, 1874. 43wl
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE.

nv ICE.
q FILTERS OF Administration having
4 been granted 10 the Undersigned, at
the November Term, of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on the Estate Of
John O'DOnneY, deceased.-All persons
indebted TO said deceased Estate are re-
CURED to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same, will
present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred
JAMES G. GARRALD,
Administrator.
November so 1914. 39w6
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December IS, t8ti


A r tho January Term, 1915, Of tho
" Probate court OF Amlto county, !
VIII apply for the allotment Of my dover
IN the vest half Of the south west q1nr.
ter OF section number three, 10 township
number Two, Of range number four, east,
SARAH A. SPlLLNAN.
December 20. 1874. 43w4
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4 Y NO nesf febfJsfy form N NE
N Probate Copr NJ ANTE county, I
VII present ~ afcouHt ~ Buafiiap ~
Calvin Chisholm, q mnof, 'uf Gnnl ir
clement and a'gWanco, ~ which nbs
AT those Interested can attend II hoy
think proper ..... ...
BURTON BITES,
Guardian.
december k5, 1914 1jNG
FINAL sElfLENENf
4 = tho February Torn u the Pro.
~ bate Court Of ANTE county tg4J,
IWIi present my account Tor 6ail cot
dement, abd allowance, ~ Buatjan Of
Antony Faust -,
y. W BONDS,
Guardian
December 60, lgi4 43wJ
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NOTICE.

a r the February Term, l845, Of the
"A Probate court Of ANTE county,
we will present our account as admins.
traitors Of tho estate Of John B. Swear
ingen, deceased, for final settlement and
allowance
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W GARDNER,

Administrator Ne bonis non,
Of VIM Gardner deceased
Liberty, Dec. "a, l8ii, d3"6
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Liberty, Mississippi,
December %. 1914 43w5
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of Mr. Dallas, his relative, as President of the Sc
nate IN altering the constr tuition of the Finance
Committee, with the remark that, cas- a Pennsyl.
vanan he could not consent 10 have that commit
tee free trade committee - thus acting as sens-
tor from Pennsy lvania. with the power of Vice
President, instead OF the Vice President OF the
Union.
These influences the free trade men fear will
operate upon Mr.. Walkers mind. ard thew even
connect the above conduct of Mr.. Dallas with Mr..
walkers aspirations, and thus prevent the rralza.
Iects from him - -
In thus predlcament learn that there are lndca.
eohs nat tne tree trade men will proceed to carry
out their principles to their full and lust lme viz,
the imposition OF property tax and the asol,tion
Oh the tarif. They say that this will only need TO
DC iairly placed before the people, and It's Justice
aau equiv g De properly stated TO ensure lis
cess II IS highly probable that movement 10 this
enect VIII De made during the next session of Con-
sress. Inc Tree traders say that the people need
ou. 70 see me justice and equity Of requiring the
moiueis 10 contribute to the support OF the
government, which protects them in the enjoyment
VI teir properly, In proportion to the value OF the
PROPERTY winch is protected, 10 ensure the success
VI .'s measure They point, for instance, to the
case OF Jonn Jacob Astor, who, although he is
projected by the general government, in the en-
loynent OF $25 900 000 yet only contributes to that
government IN the same proportion as the poor and
INDUSTRIOUS man, who uses perhaps more sugar and
SAT-, and wears cut more clothing than Aston, thus
paying more to the support OF the government
wflile II war were to occur, the poor man would
De called on to serve IN order TO protect the proper
ty OF Asror, while he himself has no property TO
save, and he thus gives both his services and pays
as much as Astor, who is worth so much. Reason
ing IN This manner, and feeling very dissatisfied
WIN the present appearance OF things, they believe
there 10 no other way to secure justice for them
serves, than to come out and advocate the imposi-
tion OF property tax, which would, as they say,
also tend to reduce the expenses Of the govern
mcnt by bringing the attention of the people TO
bear upon the manner in which the money they
we've required to pay, was expended.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFicE.-Nsy York. March lssh,
supEsswl be received this once unit. he ih day Of
specified articles for the Of the Nsysl service for the guar
be required g deliver gpor he rsqu.ton Of the Commandsr
supplies Of tn specified articles the wants Of the SCI!
call for during said quarter IN addition to the quan
ties named. - :, W.,
into custody Of the Naval Store KesIer appropriate pack
ages Of all and charges for Those
for this advertisement win be required BY the 6r.t
May and all subsequent acquisitions must he supplied
within from the dag Of each eaui.itios Every .
required articles application the Naval store
Keeper Al the Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
These supplies will subjected the inspection Of such
officers Of the Navy Yard the commsndant thereof de-
sKna All ced articles must upon notice to the contrac
tor Immediately removed from the Navy Yard and others OF
satisfactory character be forthwith delivered n lieu thereof
failure the part Of the contractor comply with these
conditions will Justify the purchasing in market
supply deficiencies and the and his surete
will De- held liable for loss the Department sustain by
reason Of any such failure.
Bonds twohrds of the Of each
will be required with satisfactory ssIeties whose
submitted with the proposals. Ten per Of the
zach delivery will be withheld collateral security
for the faithful fumsnt Of the contract until expiration
thereof
NProposals embrace entire class Of articles and
dorssd according to its number form Of osr will b shown
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PUNISHED DAILY BY

w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU S1HEETSs
THK NV YoRx HERALD-A Dsty Paper, issued every
morning Of th. wsek-price TWO oEsTs per copy. CounnT
at tbs same rae for sny .ceihc peroes
vance.
The WEEKLY HERALp-Issued evszy Saturday morning, AZ
ten ecock-price sx AND QUARTER cErri per copy-fur-
nshed to country subscribers 3? % per advance
CoRREsrorDENrs requested 70 addrg! tser letys 70
JANIS GoRDoH BRHuRrr Proprlesny aaalkdof-e1d all lt
tefs onsbulneaolmun ~ POSTPAID.
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FIRST BOARD Jos shares u Bank, 6: 200 do Girard
Bank 200 do l} $1,000 State Fives TAT; $4,000 do
743 $4,000 do Tai 10000 Co. 74t 100 shares Lehgh Nav
20, lot 4So 90 Wilmington Rk "a; $1,000 Lehigh Mort
$4,000 Ches and Del Loan rs; share ana Bi,
262 do Mechanics Bank, 25A IS do Planters Bank OF
Mississippi 81 81 800 Lehigh Skies 1853, 443
SECOND BoARD5000 State 5's d. TAI; 200o "a; 5OOO
b. "a 5000 ds "a; 5000 Reading RR Bonds M $50 w
Bank 6t $50 b6 6t 100 Wilmington RR 2s3; SO ds,
do 10o s6 do l00 DIS do so rw do; 90 BIS, do 00 s5
235 SO Commercial Blk Natchez lsI; 1000 Ches and Del
Canal, 733; las Vieksourg, 8; $50 Girard, ii.
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LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
those ofong standing receive advice and medicine gratis
y 'hs hs nethe name or re,dence
NO y, y hssde street 8. HElNE. M, OF
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NE the most unrvaled remedy for diseases Of private
ture positive and speedy cure, Without the restriction
Of diet or hiudrance from business The many advantages
which Abenethys Pills posses Balsam Copavia Cap
5us and other Navigating mixtures cannot fail give hems
pleasant smell they do affect the breath scken the
mach the least and be taken time in the oil
thsmsslys. Without any fear .u'pcos di,coy.y They
gonorha obstinate glee seminal weakness all dis
eases Of the uretha aad urinary They give
other medicines They composed entirely Of vegetable in
week ge9rslly cures Many cured in or tnes days
EoI sale whcesale andIstai BY VIM Watson Apohecsrie'
Price q per box. They conveniently by post
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Dh. COHBlIT may consujted eonfdentiaiy AZ ms VI
- fee Duane street, two doors from chatham Stranger
respectfully informed that Dr. Corbi is member OF the
Hnvssty Of the City Of New York and that he has s.cusv
certn classes Of now eleven in the cy 81
New York. which ens shis entire attention. The annals o.
medicine do record than be found his
practice The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
OF has thousands Of y,ctimn Recent
in few day, renewed cntiseiy from the syrem. Bee that
you are udciousiy treated by legally qualified snd
no by pretendcrs and quecks e several of them in this
city Persons afflicted with pIotacted and inyeterate
Corout practice Of many yeas has established the Doctors
equation for skill and responsibility Structures engage
Doctors profound sttsntoa mrdicne NAV be- had 10 pre-
seHt c-rsis disease IN Of its forms. d22 smssc
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Dir HULRS I

is adopted osthc entire disease Of Pessares and all Other
PAINFUL surgical expsins in the Lyingn Hospitals Of Los
don and Paris and universally recommended Europe
medical OF the highest rank In this country t il
aimed the leading members Of the faculties Colleges AID
Hospitals, and by all the eminent private praconsrs.
Rooms have bccs furnished exclusively for ladies
Vesey street. having separate entrance from thu business de-
rarmeut, where lady is in constant andanes apply
fvnss>s ssd Supporters female patients m n imrrs
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EXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a
Liquid Dye which changes the color OF the
hair beautiful brown black without injury 70 the hair
mode OF application, and instantaneous efec other dys
requiring from twelve hours produce change Its
supeos excellence will be apparent single
application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun."-ALExArpERs
TRIcoBAPHEThe effect of the above the hair is truly
tonishng IL tried yesterday in Office, and the cha
from to black instantaneous.
Extract from the "Phsdepha Daily Several Of
bic liquid Dye known Alexanders Tricobsphe-a and
valuable discovery; and has failed produce the
whiskers. j. impars beautiful brown or black color
For sale by Rushton Co druggists ITO Broadway Aspin-
wall So William street; Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
ane j. W. Wright Co Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throughout the u. g. of sole agents,
m Phiadephia.
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Medical Advice,

DOCTOR LAMERT sslil confdentgly Consulted at his
old Office s. Gold street. between Fulton and Beekan,
all diseases of delicate nature his treatment being rd and
judicous requires neither restraint dc him
drance from business pursuit. Recent cured IN
days.
arising from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ads
youth and thereby causing nightly omissions and
ually confirmed impoency the Dr. stretes attention,
his object being restore the sysem mentally and bodily
that stats Of ylg9r nature originally designed
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without tho
patient being the least ayare sometimes caused by mae
Of unntated medical proeudes and sometimes by ths
neglect Of the parties tnselves are, BY tho Dr. sectually
cured, without pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the fey qualified advertising Sur
geons in he city, perfect charge made
Letters postpaid .lcosing fee, Immediately attended
medicine. with edy sent to part Of the United states
Ofhce, 50 Gold street. Open Tom AM aP.M.
nh lmAr
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS,

M DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ D., LISBON PORTUGAL
scientific combination Of ingredients Of which desc Pills
Of the world They known all Europe only
preparation discovered that has proved invariably
tain.
The dIse,oa. are translated ato ENGLISH sad ssvsosd
tains the Of NJ de boudeoaue and the English
rectons have the signature Of Dr. D. MELvEAU aulori,d
agent for the Continent OF America.
sss Be ufn'pttsd p nal % any p. Of the usyd
the listed Stses Office 10 Liberty s.eet Greenwich
sweet Price $shaf boxes, 81 No half boxes by mail
Sold in Boston Salem Letters directed DR.. r.
Mevcau, 224 Nov York. will with immc
ton. All lettsrs must be post paid mrl lnd&lwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-04

COTTON YARNS.
ono REAMS BLUE PAPER, suitable for doing up yarns
NOO Tor sale by PERSSE BROOKS
m30e &c Nos 65 and 81 Nassau st.