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Favilion, New Brighton, June I, lNS. jTure
nANCTNG ACADEMY-MADAME ACHILLE,
- returning her thanks for the liberal patronage of
her friends and the public desires most respectfully 10 IN
form that she about her prote ssonal atten
dance Semnares and private families Her Salon. Al
Walker street, will Saturday the Sd October for
the Of those ladies' and gentlemen who wish to
Join her dancing and wazng classes, or form private quad
rifles, as tollows- -
young ladies and also for young gentlemen under 10
years Wednesdays and Saturdays from to 5oclock
p M for gentlemen above 10 years, the days at
clock Evening class for gentlemen Tuesdays and Thurs
o'clock and the Sorees exclusively for her pupils
and their parents as usual.
Madame Achie has the pleasure that adj
dition the dances already known New York. she will
her pvps in those Polka Watzes and Quadrilles
WHICH the most popular in the best society in Paris
and London.
These beautiful pas the quadrille Mazurka; the
Cedrius wait- the graceful RedoWd; the Tiennose, or
ah- deI Temps the pretty ogits cling temps comros-
will be brought Paris till the coming winter These
dances be taught by other person New York than
Madame Ache she has received them from Mons Jules
Martin, Just arrived from Paris, and whom they
cluvey confded by the above celebrated professors
testimony Of their high esteem. SIS I'm MWF*r
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Domestic Importations.

-SAyAvNAH-BrIg Macon--2Oi hale. co,,oo
togers-9g % VI " Graves-52do II 4 w W,lis-TS
Brigham. ~
SAvArSAH-Brig Wilson Fuller-lle bale. co,,o r, T,
Rosenburgh-6 Spoford, Teston colo S,odsv ~ WI,
-l2e Graves-73 Parmeiee Roset-2a P'sws,neeiio
order. ~ "'" W
CHAnLgsToNBrg Linden-i2 bbls rice Poriere & Frere,
10 bales cotton MilIs--i3 do Hcrknworth Vanis,me
-f5 do Cadwelli0 bales Mott2 do II Underhili
-mdse TO Durand, Mathison, Wiley X Putnam, and
others-26t bales cotton " order.
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New Bedford OIL Market.

IFUr the week ending Sept. II III
SrERM-We hear Of sales in this town OF I2s6 bills
40 bbs at 50 cents $50 at 81 cents 1856 at 81 cents and
$50 bbs head matter at 81 cents In Farhaven lot of
400 Dds has been sold at 80 cents and $50 bbs at
cents. In Alstapoiseit lot of ans bbls at 81 cents
WHALE.-We notice sales to the amount of 2553 bbls
900 bbls inferior at 2o cents ITO bb cents $40
hbs at s2 cents COS bbls at 32 cents and 500 bbs at
81 cents.
WHALEBoNE.-We hear Of no sales
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TO rAILORS.

FTNHOSE who wish acquire rapid knowledge OF Cutting
all the various styles of garments worn al the present
time, advised obtn copy OF Stnem IT'S celebrnted
work the subject which contains all the information that
can be esed Ii has already with the most unprece
dented sale and Is generally by the trade throughput the
Union and warranted to give entire satisfaction 70 az w
adopt its principles Price per copy from eight ten dollar
according to the bindng Also single sets oil patterns
''''' VI garments ' W. - r. sfiNEMETTs.
sioimsr No, lis Broadway, New York.
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above diseases
IDR swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.


Of all the remedies of day and they are great va
~ W which profess be of value g Che human IA
PP a S V 81 f willy cHERsY y ONE Of
greatest discoveries Of modern science OF all the many
compounds put forth for the Of diseases which affect
short acquired such unbounted confidence
with the public and has performed such cures;
'u' BE AR III Of YOUR cob
Many people are very apt TO consider eod but trI,ng
days" aud they themselves trouble nbout Bat TO
such would say be careful Of your colds do not tam
old age" such remedies will effect easy and
manent cure. pr, SWAYNE,S COMPOUND sYRuP
medicine offered for sale in this The certificates Of
effected by this invaluable medicine, which
preor daily receiving Of the most carac-
and tend show sanave properties and the high rank
II holds IN public ESTIMATION,
f Rf Is Msse, fs o yh hfv
FOR pSs
CALT1ON-Dr swayne's Preparation of Wild Cherry
the first that nroduced the public in this
other country Years after ths celebrated remedy"
dies syrups trying build that already estab
SO that even per;oss might be DECEIVED lana
in mind the name OF DR.. SwAynE.
~, Remember, all preparations ruporting TO contain
WD IT, spd Ss
should be observed to purchase ohe regularly appointed
sPTnepa oGce corner of EIGHTH and RACE streets.
Philadelphia.
B s 3 3 3 B 3 8 s 3 3 8 8 3
Broadway and John streets; r. SAyDs 1888 Bowery B.
WARNER 2o5 Bleecker street, JIG HART 34s Grand corner
@41 and IL
Rshway Mas KppER 100 Coutsstreet, Boston; Duss,s
& 90. I42 Water street. NY 81 I'm MWF-r
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John Hall the command having devolved upon him after
the loss of Lieut. Bache and Twelve in the gale Of
the 7h inst The ship Constitution had fallen in with
the Washington in he Gulf stream aud had towed her
within fifty miles of the Capes of the Delaware Tho
remainder of the distance she under jury masts the
various spoken since the disaster having furnish
ed her. in the kndssi manner, with every article
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CUMm EKCIAL.
New York. Thursdn

New York, Thursday, Sept. "a.
CorroN.-The market is firm but quiet TO-DAY buy
ers having come to pause and holders seemingly in.
different about bringing forward new lots Prices
now SO very high that it is easy matter to find parties
with nerve enough to 20 on We consider that
side quotations can be realised, however About 1900
bales have changed hands, with export demand SO
that the market is not relieved.
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sales or stocks Mt Philaae,ph,.,

SEPT 2i.--FiRsr BoARp.-looo County s., old 81
Penn Bank, 2jl q; 1000 State Gs, C6t.
AFTER SALss.-l N American Bank 392; 1000 State S.
eeH Girad Bank gX; Mechanics Bank "a; so Reading
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THE HORSE DIsTEMrER IN WEST JERsEY.-The
Salem Banner this disease has commenced its
ges in that county. Within short distance of each
other twenty-five have died in Marlborough up to Satur.
day last We hear of farmers who have lost
ly their whole stock of horses among whom is Mr. ia.
cob C. Thompson, who has lost three of four No
thing but early frost is thought will stay its
--kspdrk .q1p. Semi
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o. MIR. Ralph W. lpgersoll, of Connecticut,
was IN tnis city 10 day making arrangements
sion TO St Petersburg He expects to leave the United
states in the month Of Observation-Disclosures Union,
tent.
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CHRlSTIE'S
q Il L VA MIC RINGS
ANN .nNEsrIE INN

-" What, though the may be explained
Sine their effects duly ascertained
Let not delusion, prejudice or pride,
Induce mankind Sc the aside;
Means which. though SIMPLE are by Heaven designed
To alleviate the ills of human kind"
rHRlSTlE'S Genuine Galyamc Ring aud Magnetic
~ Fluid positive and permanent for all Of
rheumatism acute chronic apply the head face
limbs Cont TicdooreuY Vertigo, Nervous and Sick Head
ache indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy Epilepsy Fits, Convul
sions Cramp Papitaon Of the Heart shortnss. Of Breath
Apoplex stiffness of The joints Weakness. Of The Limbs
plants Nervous TemoIs, Neuralgia and its notifications,
General, De bty Deficiency of Nervous and Physical Ener
gy. and all Nervous Disorders As preventive for Apo
pexy they confidently recommended In OF Dys
pepsa which is SIMPLY arrangement Of Nervous
Energy meonnecon with the Digestive Organs, they have
been equally successful
The tayanic Belts Bracelets, Carriers and Strengthening
Pasers chronic of disease nd be
by tie delicate person with perfect safety and
convenience.
- Only Agency in New York, 1872 Broadway. Explsna-
tory Pamphlets with full directions, NAV be had gratis
s22 lwsrr
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONSIEUR EDMOND DU BUTsSON, having a few
WI hours dispose of offers his services those who
DESTROYS Of acquiring the French language.
For further particulars enquire his residence New York
Hotel, in the morning, from to O. and from to r. NJ
su2l I'm RE
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DANCING ACADEMY.

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKER STREET.
MR. q. ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
l thanks his friends and the public for the liberal
bestowed him last desires. respectfully
that his classes for the Tuition of Dancing will
the above FRIDAY, October I'd when he will
have the pleasure of Introducing aud shionabe
Dances ayorte Pokas the Mazourka and other styles
OF atzDg Mazourha and Polka uadiles aud the beaut
iul and much admired Redowa Waltz Fancy D,ncing, &c.
Days tuition Tuesdays and Fridays hours
for Ladies' Misses and Masters p NJ; Gentlemen
from to 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi.
monthly, ommencing Nov. I'd. Instructions will be given
TO pupils privately in classes at semnare at their
sdences and the class Mr. r. private acade
so Canal The above during the summer
have been greatly painted decorated and the floor
has been all laid making equal TO room IN the
Mr. r. would also inform parents who may place the
children under his charge that attention Will be paid
their instruction and comfort while at school For
further particulars apply at the class room or at Mr. KS
sidence, 90 Canal street. sis lmsrc
M EU1CAL ADVICE-DUCTUk LAMEkT -
lvl dentialiy consulted his Office 60 Gold
Fulton, all dseases Of private nature His treatment,
being mild and judcous requires neither
in diet hndrance from business Debility
constitutional arising from ndscreet indugences Of the
passions, causing nightly emissions, and, eventually i'm
potency the Doctors attention. his object being
restore that of vigor originally
designed Structure disease frequently existing without
The patient being aware caused by mareatrnept and
sometimes caused by the neglect Of the parties them
selves is sefectualy cured by DR. Letters post paid
fee attended and medicine with
advice sent to any part Of the United States Office 6,
Goldstr s23 lwsr
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ey-We have seen various versions IN the news
papers OF the contents ofthe late dispatches from
Mexico But whatever be the truth upon the matter,
our true policy to point to vigorous prosecution
ofthe war The President with all his disposition for
peace has declared his objections to any armstice to
any cessation of hostes, until treaty of peace has
been made and ratified. As we said the other day. the
only road to prompt and permanent peace vigorous
prosecution oil the war-Washtngfon Union Sept 23.
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Passengers Arrived.

. RIO JAsEIHo-Balk MAzeppa-Alrs Smith, Bricker,
Hamburg; n hlieke, Bremen.
HAvANA-BYk Tennessee-Mr Pablo & A Crespo.
CHARLEsroh-Bfig Linden-Nessrs q Chisholm, E. NJ
Capers, Downing, Sarle. "
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DISPATCHES TO COMMODORE SLoAT.-Some of
the letter writers from Pensacola to the New Or
leans and to the Mobile papers have stated that when the
steamer Princeton touched at Pensacola she took
bosrd an officer OF the navy with dispatches for Commo-
dore Sioat counermandng his previous orders and lin
the phrase of these writers carrying a message OF
peace. This is mistake. No such counter orders.
far advised have been sent to Com Seat The
dispatches first handed over to Lieutenant Hunter
and then to MIR Lee Washington Union Sept %.
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SHlPwREcK. The Spanish bark JacoLa, Capt.
Zuazo, from Havana, with a cargo of 2,02i boxes
of sugar and sundries, for Cowes and market in
tempting to the bar Sunday morning, in tow OF
the steamer VIM Seabrook Capt Lyon parted the haw.
sers went ashore on the South Breaker, and bilged
vessel and cargo total loss Some small portions Of the
up to town last night, with the captain and crew
The Jacoba endeavorng to get into this port in dis
tress having sustained heavy gale Of wind the sh
in lat 81 80, Ion g. in which she dismased caused
to leak, and otherwise injured Charleston Courier
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1872 KOAD VA ~
CORNER OF JOHN STHEEr.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVE

From the Evening Post.
CPEClMENS OF RINGS unapproachable VERBENA
- CREAM FOR SHAVING.-This article, universally
praised by those who made trial of last year took the
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed fully eded
by those who know that is impossible to manufacture
article equal Ii is soenng the skn fragrant the
sense of reckes and pmpes aud is sold cheap
than the old ALL therefore. who would consult
oft
From the New York Gazeue.-The New Soap-We speak
knowledge of our benefac and friend James Grant, No
Ann who is ahead of any thing yet found
this department. OF modern improve 1t only
emolient but something more" In Short be-
lieve il il the brs. shaving in the world.
Beware Of limitations, and observe the written signature
under the directions for of c. H. Rug Prepared and
for sale, Wholesale and retail and for exporaton by
e. H. RING, Druggist,
ans lmsm 1872 Broadway, or John
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
vHE Proprieors prepared to furnish Holiness
Ranges TO the trade them up for private families
boarding houses, having purchased the right from the
manufacturing and setting XII chen Ranges in this city for
the eighteen that Holmes
hauge be surpassed for economy and
durability They warranted perform the purposes for
which they purchased and they will be removed
free any the purchaser Numerous references
can be given 10 persons wishing to purchase The prices
range from Is to IS dollars.
Grates-Paror Office and Bed Room Crates of pat
terms.
stoves-Hall, Office and Bed Room Stoves, Stoveppes,
SC &C.
Tin Wme-Brigh plain and apanned. They have masons
at al times ready to set CRATES, and boilers Also
smokey chime Us cnred-no cure o pay.
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
Proprietors and Manufacturers, rs Nassau street.
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nUACKEKY IN NEW YOhK,-Dr. COOPER, "A Duane
Vsteet Chatham street, wishes strangers ana ci.
zes the Victims OF disease the imposition oil quacR 10
peruse the following letter = A..
Dr. CooPrR-sIRLast July contracted 4 disease. and
Immediately applied to Doctor who PROMISED 70 cure me "a
week. continued with HIM two months and was gradually
getting tried after another all tne
discovered the object Of these men was and they
the doctors kept under course OF mercury Tor SIX weeks
Nv throat and liberated pain "a yonts and
bodv covered with ulcers complete skeleton the
doctors dangerous TO give me any more med
cine an advised southern climate left the hospital and
v he advice of several friends placed myself under your
care the lat OF January Inst The result told am
a i'm sm THOS. GREEN, BrickIayer Harlem
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+ IBERAL BOOKS, at the Beacon Office No 3 franklin
IL square PeEl street New editions Of the works of Mr.
Thomis Paine, Voaires Dictionary saus' Life Of Christ
VDney's Ruins Ia good edon) Vales Life OF T. Paine the
Works Of Nh Owen and pI Hoilieh Palmers Principles of
Three mposors leuroas book the vesagcs of Creation
lnavferlv Beacon. suC7 Inns
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PrBLIsHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
NonrHwHsr CORNER Fulton AND NAssAu srasETs =.
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]. STOUVENEL s. CO.,
No John street Broddcay and No 30 Gold street
NTANUF ACTURERS aud Wholesale and Retail Dealers
N1 in Glass, Solar, Lard. and Camphene Lamps Chande
ers Brackets, Hall Lamps and Lanterns, Girandoes Can
deabas Sc nc Private houses churches and hotels Red
up with chandelier brackets &c We are also manu-
quality and be surpassed by any the
Try. All the articles made ORDER and matched
pattern and to give satisacuona at great
reduction Glass order. Lamps altered and
refnished. Goods loaned for parties. s22 lmsmc
FINE BLACK TEAS,
small packages. very low prices-a variety
of which OF extraordinary quality, just
ceved.
Also fresh lot of the N. Vim dav Champaign Amon-
tado Manzanlla Sherry old Schedam Gin superior
old RIM and choice Brandies in wood or glass;
For sale by N. BLOODGOOD,
SIT lm~r Pine
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NEEDLE 5.
MANUFACTURED BY JOHN RIMMER & SON

ID OBERT 8. -sTENTON, q MAIDEN LANE, IUp
I'm country in the world does Che manufacturer surely
United States and for this reason American looks for
the impressed upon any article before
and recommends what he has t:d and proved ss there
wholesale well that they usually labelled
with the real manua but with the of the
deserving man ofa the credit due 70 him and the
the buyer has certainty Of obtaining the article
quality which he had previously purchased and again
Quires.
This right 1t is time that justice should be done
the real maker.
H. s. SentOn offers the wholesale trade land through
them the ladies Of the United States) John Rimmer
Sons Warranted Royal Hemisphere, Superative and
DredEyed Needles, the best imported into this
country.
In England and throughout continent OF Europe where
they sold under the genuine Runners Needles
have reputation superior all others Goblin rh
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AND o osn Sl:I1'ss o S9 ~ nsss.
SfSS Ss9S Sis 3 8

COMPOUND SYRUP
OF
WILD CHERRY.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATIONS
Coughs Colds Asthma, Bronchitis Liver Complaint SPIT
Iug Blood, Difficulty Of Breathing, Pain n the Side
and Breast, palpitation OF the Heart, lnlInenza,
Cronp, Broken Constitution, Sore 1hsoat
Nervous Debility and all diseases Of
Throat Breast, and Lungs;
the most effectual and
speedy cure ever
known tor
any Of
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE DR. HEINE whose has frequently appeared in
the newspapers, is not DR.: SOLOMON HElNE, Of No.
lg thambers street This to prevent mistakes IN the
minds Of the public. DR.. solomon Heine being our family
physician we the undersigned, have taken the liberty to
have this inserted
CHAKLES WIGHT. DAVIS HARRISON
JOHN ELVOORT. SIMON HOPKINS
au22 1msrrc
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WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP, Depo,
w No. Courtland street, few doors from Broadway
The true and only genuine article originally
by u.s. warranted to maintain the has obtained
Toilet Soaps French Extracts Essences and variety
ofchoce Perumery the lowest that good article
can be sold
Country Merchants Druggists Pedas and dealers in gen.
JOHNSON, VROOM 4 FOWLER.
General Agents for Dr. Foords celebrated Pectoal Syrup
Of the best remedies for coughs colds and all diseases OF
the lungs. ago 1msr
THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE (Stock)
This Company continues insure against loss and
damage by fire. dwelling houses warehouses; buildings
goods merchandise aud hou ,ehoid favorable
similar institutions IN this city.
JOHN BROUWER, President.
CHAnLrs y BtRNEv. Secretary. So lmsm
nR. JOHNSON, II Duane street, chatham street
~ of the Oldest and most Medical and Sur
gical Practitioners the city OF New York IN the
OF certain class of delicate diseases The Doctor estab
shed in stand for eleven during that
successfully treated 600 of venera mercura and
other delicate complaints The Doctors reputation for skill
in those old half cured that have existed for years
peeminent No matter how long may have geet
ture ulcers upon the body orn the throat pains
the head and bones of the legs, WILL and YOU If
your durable. Constitutional weakness, sometimes
called seminal weakness, brought BY habit in
dulged in by young Many unfortunate victim OF
this unnatural vice. has experienced salutsry
Dyspepsia, weakness OF the limbs and small Of the back
confusion Of intellect fogeuIness pal ptaon OF the heart
aversion to society are Only symptoms of this complaint
He warrants in every charge Mild and
cured in days Post paid letters containing
81, for advice attended ITO. Dr. JOHNSON is regularly
educated PHYSICIAN az
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Inc. 100. $50 Inc. Il ,0lO7 100
OF this quantity, about 100 coo bush. received
prior to the crop coming into market
WThe increase in Flour and Wheat is equal $50 04
brls Of Flour
Or AND WHALEBoNE-The following tho imports
OF Sperm OIL, Whale OIL and Whalebone, into the
United States for the week ending Sept ~, 1916 -
Fdirhapen. Bbis SIP. Bbfs WI. los Bone.
Bark Arab .......... so 1000 1900
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SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS

NHE Subscriber has received large and splendid
sorment Of Solar Lamps Hall Lanhorns and Girsndo'es
containing from twelve lights Of splendid finish ALSO
for churches aud hotels large Of Chandeliers
and suspendng Solar lamps For sale reduced prices
JOHN w. MORGAN,
sn2o I'm inc i5< Fulton street.
LEASE, for number Of years, beautifully situated
Il Water Power, adjoining q ourishing village, with
suitable quantity Of Land the city OF New York ha
wig and railroad communication with that cy OF
almost any amount. AppIyto MORE BAKER
al Imsr 2Dt Broadway.
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DAGUERREAN MATERIALS

DAGUERREAN MATERIALS.
TOHN ROACH, Optlcisn, 90 Nassau street. has on
d hand Of Half Plate Medium Voghtan
der Tubes Also. AmeIcan Of his own manufacture, supe
any yet made in the United States.
Plates Cases Chemicals, Coating Boxes Baths and every
material used in Dagaerreotypng Thermometers whole
&c. &c. s8lmsr
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NJ y CURE NO PAf-THE HERB DOCTOR.-lf any
N one has the Dysenary Summer Complaint, Cholera
Morbus Cholera lnfantum disorder Of the bowels
not how bad they be; if there remains life
ionabe poison doctor for months II he reduced that all
hope He'd and his body emaciaed that the bones have
worked through the skim them when thus reduced
he has sufficient life him pleasant herb mediclnetha
child take he this by directions and If fails
after the doctor beyond the Of med
then PROMISE its failure to return double the cost
OF the medicine Fail why il cannot fail cures
tnly it is the will give light the clouds
drop rain Throw aside your doubts, and will
pamphlet which shows OF the astonishing
heard Of Come the Herb Doctors Dispens,ry
Broome street. New York. Come Of these place. il
you in Of medicine Come the Herb Doctor makes
herb medicines for all diseases and curing thousands
You have know have confidence herb medicines
YOU with believe there virtues in the herbs ranscen
dan healing virtues that all the ingenuity Of could not
produce but only God alone He made the thousand beau
herbs for mans relief He spread them round
Judgment farewell to all disease Seventeen has the
Herb Doctor been investigating their virtues and preparing
from them ea medicines and he has been the
hands Of Higher Power the humble Of curing
many thousands Last Philadelphia he had more than
thousand patients He all CONSUMPTION
lar consumption and we'll he might for he cured himself
than all the other doctors put together
the city OF Philadelphia. Now, in this city,
Of these superior medicines. He does pretend
all diseases with medicine, like of adysf
tsed FILLS and Syups-No lie would insult better
judgment with such foybut he really does make
hundred different kinds OF pure Herb Indian medicines
so'clock in the morning until o'clock night.
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