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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
STRAY

Inv Taken up John L Simpson, II
TNgamiles from Baton Rouge, on
Manchac, a dun mare, no brand,
~sIS@SA. about Z ors years old, also acolt
about 8 months OLD, dun color.
BY the same, a jet black COW, crumpled
horn, no brand, smooth crop on the left ear
and under.bit, swallow fork on the right, and
a calf about 0 months old.
The owner Is requested to take them away
and pay charges according TO law.
and 9 DUFROCQ, Ranger
A PIANO FOR FIFTY DOLLARS.
will cell, II applied for early, a second
class Piano, in good order, for the above price
-cash-also a GUITAR for Sl5, a very good
Instrument. Apply to A r FUERTES.
feb at Mfr. adams
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
JUST RECEIVED.
LOUISIANA pENITENT1ARY.

LOUISIANA pENITENTIARY.
The improved Sub Soil Ploughs, are manu-
featured and sold at the Louisiana Peniten-
tiary.
HEAVY LOWELL SHIFTING.
The very best articles of heavy Lowell
Cottons, Linsey, and Kersey, manufactures
at the Louisiana Penitentiary, superior to that
of any other manufacture. Planters are re-
quested to call aud examine our goods before
purchasing.
MOLASSES BARRELS.
We will engage from 5 to 10000 molasses
barrels to be ready fdr next years, crop. Plan
tiers wishing to have their supply for next
season. will please call and examine the ar
ticfe.
TOOLS.
severallots Of Carpenter & Blacksmith's
tools for sale.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
TAKEN Up.

By DR., Timothy Fay, a stray cow, branded
] P, a crop on the under side Of the ears, and
the e%ndclipped, white color, also a Gait. The
owner IS requested to take her away by con-
may 10 J.R puFRoco. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
pAY YOuR PARISH TAXEs.

Having now the Tax Roll for 1874, all per.
sons owing taxes for said year and for previ.
Gus years, will please come forward within
thirty DAYS from the date hereof, and make
payment. NY office will be at the Mayors
office Of This town. VIM. HUBBS
Urea. g. Collector for the Parish Z. 3 Rouge
Baton Rouge March 9Th, ls45, 5. 1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
STRAY

Taken up by Dniel Sullivan, near the Co.
mite a steer, about 5 years old, white, with
black ears and black spots round the head
and sides, no mark or brand. The owner is
requested to take him away by complying to
the law.
may 10 ]. R. DUFRoCo, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
THoMAs GIBDEs MoRGAN
ATTORNEY n COUNSELLOR Ar Law.
No. IL, Royai street, NetU Orleans.

Having for many years devoted much ofhis
tune to the examination Of land titles, tenders
his professional services to those whose inter
ests are affected under the late act of Congress.
providing for the adjustment of land titles In
Louisiana and Arkansas.
July 20, "a Gm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
SADnLERY-
TAKEN UP.

Taken up by Jacob Kromholt, about nine
miles from Baton Rouge, a speckIed COW, red
and white, about 8 years old, branded e. S. a
swallow fork on each ear, also a calf, same
color, about two years old, also a red steer a
yearling. The owner is requested to call
and take them away by conforming to the
law.
II !. r. DuFROCO- Rarner
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17

HAY. A first rate article Of Western
bay, for sale by PIKE g. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
BLAcKsMIrHINc

ALICANT MATs-Just received and for
5 re by,
WIZ. MARKHAM, Church II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
J. r. DUFROCQ, Ranger.

CORN by the barrel and in sacks, always
on hand and for sale at the lowest market
price, by PIKE & HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17

TO PLANTERS. dc.
COAL Planters on any part of the coast
can be supplied with a superior quality 81
Pittsburgh coal at a low price, according to
The quantity required, by directing their or
ders to the subscribers as below, thew have
cnai-cohstantly arriving from Piltsburg as the
river permits.
FARRELL g. PERCEVAL,
Office IS C~ustomhouse at New Orleans.
february Is. 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI.
NARY

BATON kOUIE FEMALE SEMI
NARY.
This Seminary formerly conducted by Mrs.
READ will again be opened and permanently
established from and after the Isl January
1916, under the joint direction Of MRs. READ
and MISS. OSBORN.
All the branches usually taught in lnstitu-
tio0s for young ladies', will receive constant
and thorough attention.
TERMS.
Tuition s. boarding per annum, $3.50 90
Day Scholars per quarter, 80 to Sl2 80
Drawing s. Painting, A" SO 90
Music on Piano, !" $l2 80
Latin, French, Spanish i. Italian
each per quarter, S6 no
Bed and bedding furnished by the pupil, or
furnished blythe institution at an extra charge.
Tuition to be paid quarterly in advance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
WANT.TO RENT.

~ - ALLt 7 |-|
4 reasonable price will be given for a house
suitable for a large family. Apply at this
office. may 10Th no IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18
Court Intelligence.

GENERAL SESSIONS, Dec. l7.-Before Recorder Tall
madge and Aldermen Henry and Meserole
Trial Of Smith alias Honsyman, Charge of Robbins
the Barge Clinton, resumed-On opening the Court this
morning the prosecution called Mr.. Samuel G. Mott to
show tha he had the letting Of certain house in 5st
street, the Bloomingdale road, and that he let
it to William Parkinson in March last also that it
occupied by Others Sc, with view of proving the
nection between all the accused parties, in other
words an important link in the chain of circumstantia
evidence and thus establish the alleged conspiracy to
rob the barge and Smiths particpancy in the both
prior and subsequent to the robbery The admission OF
this testimony objected TO by counsel for defence
and the prosecution commended admissible; where
upon the question argued at length by David Ora
ham, Jr and James NJ. Brady Esq, in behalf of the
accused and against the admission the testimony and
by Ogden Hoffman and James r. Whiting Esqs. Tor the
prosecution and in favor of admitting the evidence pro-
posed to be adduced Alter brief recess, the Court
ruled that the testimony admissible; whereupon Mr.
Mott to state that he let the house in question
to William Parkinson, and that Miss Edwards the repu
ted daughter OF Honeyman, and Miller came TO wit
about the house. and afterwards them at the
house The counsel for prosecution here stated that
they not prepared to pursue their examination OF
this witness any farther at this time but ntmstea to the
Court that at subsequent stage OF the trial. they should
wish to recall him to the stand for the purpose of elicit
ing additional facts The Court then dourned until to-
morning.
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Price Two Cents.


From the Albany Atlas Dec 1871
On Saturday morning last the Thermometer stood 10
raining, and has continued TALL since that time al
though not heavily. As matter Of course the aide
walks and streets are in pitiable condition. and pedes
tri MIXING is dangerous
On the 18th inst, they had colder weather Oswego
than was ever before experienced in December II is
stated that the mercury went far below but this
information is rather indefinite the degree of chln
left to the imagination of the reader
From the Louisville Journal Dec. IO1
After thawng and raining for forty-eght hours, the
is clear of ice, but is very low At Memphis. it had
been cold and the Eagle of the I'd says that the
ground was covered with snow to the depth Of inches
from the Richmond Times, Dec. I6l
Saturday evening had hail and ain and sleet SUM-
day the weather was mild enough to dissolve the sleet,
day; and yesterday had another grand
Inc snow was falling fast when our paper went to press
From the Quebec Gazette, Dec. 81
Inc weather has become milder since yesterday. To-
Day the thermometer only at five deg below
ana the snow falling from the tin roofs The latest
counts from the vessels in the river will be found in
shipping news
lFrom the Boston Journal Dec. 1871
We had furious gale from the north last night. The
wind blew in fearful and htu gusts and its no wings
frequently reminded us of the poor fellows coast
drenched in salt water worn out with the Iabo of
ing. Such welcome as old Boreas gave the m last
night to Massachusetts Bay, although strong
not very OF character altogether cep
table to their feelings
From the Bangor Wing, Dec. H.
fine snow storm this morning, which added to the
snow already upon the ground, will be likely to make
good sleding in the woods. The seighng exc llen
aAi our market hronged today with teams laden with
productions The river closed Saturday mig ut last,
and all matters are now put upon the winter esab sh
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones.
Dee. T-Wm DiRneford Us. Ferdinand Palmo, DANIEL
e. 7yee aiThs action OF trespass for IN ale
legged forcbe entry into certain premises in Chambers
street. known as Palmo's Opera House On the 25h of
March last, Mr. Palmo demised to Mr.. Dinneford the
aforesaid premises, for month"; for 5000 The demise
contained clause promise, that Dinneford should be
liberty to continue the possession of the premises for
another month, upon paying further of $780, and
giving Mr. Palmo written notice of his intention OF do
ing On the 26th of April Mr. Palmo let the premises
to James L. Dumbleton, at additional rent OF
$780, Mr. Dnneford thereupon procured 5000 rendered
that Mr. Pamo and insisted the benefit of the
clause in the article OF demise. Mr. Palmo refused and
of May when, he alleges, Mr. Pamo with several other
persons forcby entered and put him out OF ession
Dinneford next proceeded under the act for giving sum-
mary possession before Judge Oakley, and obtained
verdict The subsequently certiorarled into
the Supreme Court, since when further proceedings
taken Dinneford alleges that he sustained cons
derabe loss by being dposessed and deprived at that
time OF the Of the theae inasmuch as the city was
then full Of strangers brought in by the spring business
Peytona, which to be run about that time and
brought this action TO damages for his alleged
Dnneford declared that he had lost by theatre
during the month he occupied it, and had intention Of
keeping longer that he at the time in
circumstances and unable to pay the performers their
salaries; and had informed them he would wind up the
concern that evenings and the evening Of the day his
term would expire he gave up the possessions that he
gave the receipts the house evening the peror
ners, with he possession OF the premises for the pur
pose Of collecting the proceeds OF the evenings enter
tainment with directions that they afterwards to
give the keys and possession Mr. Pamo II also
insisted that he had not complied with the clause in tie
lease, by giving notice and rendering the of $780,
within the time prescribed 1t proved that the Bowe
ry theatre burned down at the time, which caused
Mr.. Dnneford TO change his mind calculating that in
OF that event there would be great run on
Pamos and by continuing the performances conside-
rable sum OF money would be made. These were the
principal points OF the defendants defence The Court
and will render verdict this morning For plaintiff MI
Blunt; for defendants, Mr.. Brooks.
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40 The PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF

WARRANT them all TO be es repr sened or the money
i refunded.
MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This universally and admired article free from
dent spirits essential oil and other destructive mate
Ipls, cleans the hair expedtiously renders ~ beautifully
bright and impar 20 il the delicate fragrance OF the flowers
HAIR washed with this Extract becomes peasngy soft
and uxant in its growth and will positively bring
hair BALD heads by and hair htha, been made harsh
aud turning grey falling by the ospr other
will be restored q s natural CO.
lor and blancy by few applications OF the Fan ustrs
preseryanve against dness and an nlalibe in
all affections Of the skin the head dandruand tcs
venting the falling off ofths hair and turning grey.
II is the simple produce and mned extract OF
plants sautary for the hair endowed with properties highly
cleansing that h dsengFcs the Epdemis and Capillary tube,
the corrosive action Of the Pcspaon aud oil the dry and
dead partic that deposits This preparation purhes the
ha and gives TO u beautiful gloss and soitness, and an
agreeable and vivfying perfume.
EVIDENCE.
Nature ineShaustIbe nine in which experience and
study will always find cxcavate it that source,
alone, which produces all that calls invention and winch
he would do better, perhaps. 70 name adaptations.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist,
No. as Sosth Third street, Philadelphia.
and by my agents - Jacauemod No as Broadway; r. A.
Ar!ault, Lafayette Bazaar, Nos ia and j Broadway; A.
Willard, ). W. corner OF Cedar and William streets
Premiums awarded at the franklin Institute. nl6 lmrc
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Per week ....x 6 81 3 | 90 q l
The Iatcns 70 be Of good and wholesome quality to be
ratons be delivered ard the vessel good and
cent casks and vessels to be provided by the contractor and
the contents thereof distinctly marked each.
be distinctly understood thatno bids will be entertain
offers REFER and that the contractor will be bound
hsh reasonable notice often may be required by
the captain Of tive veaeI with the APPRECIATION OF the Coiec
tor lot exceeding average, day IA each week.
such fresh and fresh tables may be equivalent to
the corresponding the ration allowed the naval
vice.
rotary Of the Treasury
dl t20r w. LAWRENCE. Collector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

GREAT Loss OF PRoPERrY.-The ice ON the ONO,
between CINCINNATI and Louisville has made sad havoc
among the HAT boats AT Madison hve had peen sunS
and their carr consisting Of several thousand pareis
Of -four. saved in a damaged state. Another, owned oy
Potts DAVIS OF Cincinnati was sunk below hsra
s,,nL near and their cargoss saved Ia
damaged state Several more are reported 10 oe
aground and IN q perilous condition.
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TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION.

IoOOf FUN
~ OSLlNG, Of the American and French Dining Saloon,
NJ Nos 6 and &c Nassau street has always ready Green Tu
tie Soup for Captains and families, put up in tin boxes
Upwards Of $50 different dishes served daily for dinner
from ~ M TIL r the best Of the markets; all kinds
game &c. for prices which AMT BODY He has tely
two minutes prepared Has famous buckw cakes Every
arrangement made for the comfort OF the vstsrs His Sa
loon open from A. NJ till r. NJ texcept the first day in
the week Gill 3P. MI +.
MY son, Henry Gosine, has erected at expense
similar .s,p,shment IN Boston, Mass No De,oushire St
very thankful i9 the bestowed for the
last I'VE years ano "a me hope Of continuance, have the
homer 70 eau myself your most obedient resaurateur,
nT lm'rc l.. GOSLlNG
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NEW FRENCH RESTAURANT & COFFEE HOUSE.
AT NO. TT BROADWAY.
NHEfSIklRA BIINEIl 4 LIE (OMTk.. her "a

WI to die public in general and dstlushed families IN
raculr u they have oened an cnch
aud Coffee House, Al No; ~ Broadway where Breakfasts
~ style hat cannot fail TO satisfy the delicate palate
There will always be found rich supply Of fine and
tlhes creams Charlocs-russes &c. Tx
ause Liquors and the choice Wines Orders
d,shes fnres supplied with every kind OF Pastry Jees
ionfeottol aries and Ice Creams. az lm-rc
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REMOVAL. OF THE SAC AND Fox lNpIASs.-The
Lexington (Mo) Advertiser OF the oath ult. says =
To-day 473 Indians belonging to the above tribes pass
which has been selected for them west OF this state
five chiefs are In the company-two sons oil Black
Downev n chief.
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AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR.

REMEDY Tor all diseases incidental 20 the HAIR and ts
IA restorative all where badness not beyond the
NNs ~ f. PHALON, 2i4 Broadway.
State and Country ,asents-O. Fish 81 Co, Washington,
p. CT Aver rhel,n 1s Broad street. Columbus Ha Tut
Rice corner Of Court and Howard streets, Boston " b
koshrow s. Beaver .treet Alssny e Broxer M , 10,
Co, Y.i TGu,sy sy5ssu.s, n Y;Johs B Watson
J. G. Duboice, New Paltz Landing, Ulster Co.; A. @
STORES, Druggists Hudson, N. Y.
j. CoddinSon, Apohecay No 800 Hudson street, corner
street; A. b. Sands Co. s7s Broadway DR.. Carroll Co.
No. Murray street. dl lm'ec
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CONSERVATIVES READ
DECKS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP Pumonic

DECKS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP, or Pumonic
L Balsam.-Read the evdence:-
BRKoKLyN September 9th, 1845
Mr., peek-Dear Sir-Thankfuness and gratitude Induce
give my testimony favor Of your vaiua Bile Cough Syrup
About eight nine months ago attacked with
my family and friends while its long threatened
total destruction OF health and comfort Under these cifcum
stances and experiencing reeom the usual
husband induced by solicitation administer your
Syrup. He purchases bottle, and the effect had
shng; il operated like magic, aud completely broke
cough healed the the chest banshed all the
ing symptoms and has left me IN the possession OF
excellent appetite and completely restored health You
refer any who wishes have further evidence Of its
effects my husband the Match No Courtandt
or to me, LUCRETlA LOCKWOOD,
No 100 Nassau street, Brooklyn, L. j.
Prepared and sold wholesale retail by WM. r. PEEK
81 John street and III Greenwich avenue, Ny
corner Spring and Hudson Hart,
Ford -Four aud Wooster streets; Hubbard Grove duu
son; Mountain, Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Price IS cents bottle NIL lm+mt
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ILLS INFALLlBLE ONGUENT FOR THE


CAN thing be more honest Notice the fact that
~ publish certificate commendatoy OF the above
unless has the residence of the individual giving append
ed which enables you satisfy yourselves by enquiry that
The Onguent really what be- and understand
ye also that warranted in Ill either young old
properly applied to eectualy stay aopecy falling off
Of the hair restore bald parts eradicate ptyrlss dan
du scur and all calculations of the cutcle scalp change
red grey hairs beautiful dark color make the hair
moist, soft. curly &C.
do hereby certify that have been seriously afflicted with
dandruf and falling of Of the hair and made use Of several
articles for the wlthou. the least benefit indeed
fearful of becoming bald; finally being induced Hills
lnfalibe Onguen am happy the result
sfactory short time the dandru entirely disappear
ed hair commenced growing, and is thicker
than was being also soft moist and glossy can
strongly recommend it for the above. Yours, &c.,
JAMES BLANCHARD, No. 40, Avenue ID.
lr ? Recollect Hills IafabIe Onguent be obtained
only his principal oc. the northwest Of Pine and
Nassau and Of the lowing AgentsJavis FancyStore,
6s5 Broadway VIM II. Carey Co. 1856 Pearl st; Graham
Co, 70 Water Wm. A. rocker Maiden lane; Mr. Tho
Sewell, 478 Grand ST.. New York.
A spoonsr & Co., 81 Fulton St; Mrs Jodans Fancy
No l7s Grand street, Banzets Confee5enary in st
D Herrick, No.s Delavan House., Albany, New York;
ateets, Baltimore, Md; JOS +. Trppe, 293 Broad
Marke! Newark ~ j.: N A. Crary, lao Merrimac
Mass MFR
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HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES.
Boarding and Rooms ON Ee E,,roDeo,, pIoD

MAJ HIGH convenient comfortable and
w than any other plan for travellers and mrchants whose
The quiet and healthy location Of the hotel opposc Duana
park retired from the noe hustle and OF great tho
adjacent thereto, and all steam6oat Land
ngs presents the desirable residence Duane st or
posfe Duane park. nll ImsS'
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The GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN RATM

THIS MEDICINE is pleasant and eectual remedy for
Colds, Coughs Infueixa, Raising Of Flood, Asthma,
Pleurisy Bronchitis Liver Complaint, Consumption. and
other diseases arising from obructed pcrspaton Now read
this testimony and call or send and get gaousy pamphlet
sworn certificates, such as lollows-
My wife afflicted with affection of the lungs pain the
side and chest and general debility expctorang blood and
pns Tor years employed the best medical skill homeopa
tcand aopahc They pronounced her lungs liberated and
desmired Of efectng tried various patent medicines
without effect Finally in August last, tried your Southern
Bam: She has taken bottles and is perfectly cured
confidently recommend it 10 all similarly affected
A. Is. KAUFMAN,
~ Residence IA Clarke ST.. 608 Broadway.
City and County of New ork, ssA. b. Hauptman being
rect and true w. H. MUM Com. Of Deeds.
The Southern Balm sold BY druggists generally through
THE ANlMATING, ApERIENT, ALTERNATIVE
SOUTHERN BALM PILLS,
cents box of pills The best and cheapest general Fam
~ Pill introduced These Pills have been tested many
Vars IN every form q disease arising from an impure state Of
purler removing morbid matter fom the stomach and bowels
promoting DIGESTION 10
further information Southern Balm Pamphlet to be had
at the Depot 639 Broadway whce the medicines
sold, wholesale RETAIL also by Wyatt ketchu lei Full
More Agents wanted throughout the United States and Ca
NADIA.
A leberal discount to dealers. n3s Imsr
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES
ROOM

vIT1NTEH STYLE 0ENTLfMEN'S BEAVER and
w French Silk Hats Travelling Evening and other Caps OF
the very Materials the most fashionable and be
romirs styles are now ready for inspection and sale.
The puces aud qoay Of the goods offered NJ this establish
nant cntitle them tr notice Of those about purchasing
ROWE, Merchants Exchange,
die lm'r 10 William street
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ADVERTISEMENT

Collectors Once December, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
Department until the 2oh instant for the supply Of
the petty officers and of the United States Revenue
Steamer Spencer for the term Of from the LIST day Of
January next.
the naval service emitting the liquor and the
ticlcs enumerated in the following table to wit:
lboz lbs. OIL ounces of hf pins of
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HYDROPAIHY.
a INCORPORATING INSTITUTION has been recently es.
6bshed in Morri:.ow, ~ u under the SUPERVISION Of
Dr. Geo T. Dexter la Typhus Scarlet Intermittent and Re-
mitten Fevers the action ofhc Water Cure shorten
the duration Of diseases and to restore the patient with but
acu,e and ehrone( Gout, Dropsy, Paralysis Dyspep,ia
Scroula Eruptve Diseases Constipation, Spinal Disease lin
GLIDING curzaures and disortaons Debility, NC the rap
dty With which reliefs obtained often surprising The in
variable which has attended the OF the above
mentioned the various hydropahc nsttu in
rurope renders worthy the consideration Of those afflicted
with similar complaints.
Letters Of inquiry, postpaid adore ssed to DIR. DEXTER
Morristown N. j. will meet it'll DIG
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New Invented
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

u ATCHELORS invented Wigs and Scalps soperectly
ID resemble the natural hair TO defy detection now
carcey Of loosng Indifferent head of hair
perfectly adapted the counenarce and style
and without OF the vexatious difficulties
long by weaers he procured WM
2 Wall street. near Broadway. Removed
rom l65 Broadway. MIC lmtm