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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-25
MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

No.sBARCAY STREET, three doors below the Anne
specially inform his friends and this public in general that
he good Billiard Tables be found the
CITY all complete order As hese tables
apartments, the proprietor thinks will be select
agreeable gentlemen visiting his house, private
be furnished with private aud apron, for his especial
and the best attendance in the city. Any gen
wishing the billiard exclusive 20 themselves the
bowling alleys have the by applying the
Also two Bowling Alleys, which always kept in first
rate order, with the best Of attendance.
Lunch day IA o'clock Wednesdays and SunJsvs
Fish Clam Chowder
During the the choicest Oysers such shrews-
bury Chinkaroas, Mill Pond Cold Spring and hassachu-
sets Bay Gentlemen calling FOR the above oysters al
ways have them at the shorte notice they depend
the choicest Wines and Liquors and 5egas best quail
y Also Sherry Cober Mint Julrps and Punches made in
manner not TO be surpassed.
Ur Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bar
any neglect Of duty Of the attendants.
FRANCIS MONTEvERDE,
No. 5 Barclay street
n-Pryste entrance at he Hall dooY auH mr.
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he heart Of the coal sds the Potomac river there
will remain but hundred and thirty TO be construct
cd to the inland seas of the West where bounteous
ture seems to have revealed in producing country of
inexhaustbls wealth and resources.
The general impression the mind OF the public is
that the establisu 4, VI Iaifods ah>cfbs whaieyer
amount Of capital may re empIo. cd their consruc
ton without entering into the reflection that the
money used in producing this source of revenue
only changes owners ; it is not destroyed the entire
operation being in fact nothing more than the active
power which gives particular direction to the con.
strucve labor while in the progress OF its creative in
dustry the avocaons of the agricultursts and manu-
acurers proporonasly contribute and are improved in
the process The revenues derived from these improve.
mens are not drawn from the luxures they introduce
but are essentially the aggregate results of increased
economy in time and expense, saved in cheapening
transportation and travel In the formation Of good
railroad the nation has increased capital which adds
as much to the common wealth. does the erection Of
dwelling, or manufacturing establishment proportion
ably advance the prosperity of its locality the products
of each reundng the original outlay, and having done
that they become, in accsptation creative
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HOWES& CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvaled corps OF Equestrians will perform
Lyons the 18th September inst; Auburn the 18th,
18th and l7th during the great Agricultural Far; Syracuse
the 18th and 10TH Rome the 2t Utica the ed
and 2sd Herkmer the 2ith Little Falls the 18th;
Fort Plains the Goth; Cooperstown the 28th;
Cherry Valley on the goth: Coolies Kill the 3Oh, and
Schenectady ON the first day of October next
This the Larges Establishment organized In the
United comprising 5e Men and Horses, requiring 70
Carriages convey the performers wardrobes MUSICIANS
&c. The company has attached to Eight Female cques
TRANS, amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
being chaste and cassc her and address
and the charming Ipee with which she chains her audi
ence render this gifted and highly Grtise the lead
feature of the IN this The froprietors
the public the brilliant description the
of the extraordinary and daring .eats
erio.med b. this distinguished drtiste.
Equestriai Director Mr.. HO IVES; Riding Master, Nh
NIXON and the unapproacha Clown, DAN RICE.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal Hi
der the Napoleon OF the Arena, Mr. HOB bS whose eets
Horseback the most extraordinary ever Witnessed Juve
nile of orsemsnshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer-
sses by the WHOLE Comgsny led BY the great Epropesn
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
Sweet the Charioeer of Phsbus Postu aud Gym
nastics by Mr. Niron and his Mr.. Howes in his My
biological and brilliant Act Of Fancies of Proteus Mr.
T.. H0wes in Slack Rope Evoutions Mr. Geo. Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety of others
The whole comprising the leading most talented, and
classic performers in the world.
sisrc HOWEs & cos New York Mammoth Circus.
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COLMAN'S
COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM or AKT AND cLAsslgo nAblNSi
riINTIN(}S.

EMPORIUM Ot AItT AND Z I.NsSI,,tI -, " ENDIt'''H
GALLERY OF OIL rilNTInoS, ,.....
WHICH includes HI, immense stocks o. Sosss naw1ns
Materials Music &c are 10 be found uron ne sceoho
neor up one flight Of easy stairs havng eaAso m rs
oor where every thing will he sold nj low prices and
many much below the regular price, beng de'ro" OF Cos
Cheap List will soon be Published Tor those VINO VIII Guy
s1uantitIes. ,.,.., .-s.~.u,.. nj. No. paor,.
No 2o3 Broadway, second door. haeoosh tire
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On Wednesday evening the 2sd inst, by the Rev.
Henry Chase, Mr. VIM B-ss, of Boston, to Miss MARY
JANE GIBBS, of Saxonvie, sass
On Tuesday, Sept -, by the Rev ]. L. Harris, JOHN
r. TAYLOR, of Albany, to Miss EvELNE H., daughter Of
James Wotherspoon. of this city.
AT Hudson, New York, on the 2lst inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Gosmsn, Mr. GEORGE, son Of Richard Dillon. Esq,
of Montreal Canada 10 Miss ANN ELIZA. ldest dauKh
ter of the late Simeon Charles Leach, of Pine Plains
On the evening OF Thursday the gath inst, at the
Church of the Nativity, Second Avenue, by the Rev
MIR. Kahn Mr. JOHN HOGAN, to Miss CArHARINE r. Ma.
CURE, both of this city.
On Thursday morning, the oath nst at the Cathedral
BY the Right Rev. Bishop Hughes, JOSEPH FISHER, to
ELIZABETH VrcroIRv, youngest daughter of the late
Charles Donnelly, ESQ., all OF this city.
In New Brunswick. N. J., Wednesday evening,
10th Sept, 1916, by the Rev Dr. Demares Mr. STEPHEN
II. WILLIAMsoN of New York, TO Miss ELIZABETH ii.
HoAGLAND, eldest daughter Of John II. Hoagland, Esq
of New Jersey.
On Thursday, the 2l.h inst, at Grace Church, by the
Rev. Dr. Anthem, e. C. WALLER, Esq, of New York, to
Mrs. CARoLINE HALL, OF Boston.
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On Thursday, the Gath inst. of consumption, JOHN
FITZPArRIcK late OF Fulton Market, aged 20 years.
His frien's and acquantances respectfully request
ed to attend his tuner al without further invitation from
his late residence, No 96 Beekman street, this day Fri
day, 25th), at half past O'Clock, p NJ.
On the Oath inst Mira MANY ROGERS rect Of the late
Leonard H. Rogers
The friends of the family and those of her brothers
William II. Daniel and Edward Douglas, respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral at hapas O'clock
on Sunday afternoon from 2S4 Brosme street
On Sunday, goth inst, at Boomingburgh, Orange Co.
after severe illness of one week. Of dropsy, ANDREW
BLAIR STEvENsos, second Of John J. and Elizabeth
Stevenson, in the 9Th year of his age
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE @ r APP HIC.
Murder Ia Syracuse.

AN inshman, named Cough, shot his wife and
child al one O'Clock on Wednesday, PSI inst, in
the village OF Syracuse, New York. He was
drunk al the time. The chldis not expected to
1--we, and the wife is dangerously hurt. He was
arrested, and is now in iai.
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CRICKET.
GREAT SINGLE WICKET MATCuEQ

OhT.Nl
VEST ERDAY, the ground of the ST. Georges Club
Il at the RED HOUSE. on the Third Avenue, com.
menced of the best single wicket matches played
this contiaen The first match between Dndson Of the
Union Club of Philadelphia, and Winkworih Of the ST.
Georges Club By the former The second match
Wright made 81 ia the first innings Dutson but one1Wnght
then in and made when sundown was called flay
will be resumed this morning Murphys stages 70 the
ground from the City Hall s25 1t'r
SIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing, WIN
- his lessons usual at his Music Room, 50 Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To THE AMATEURS ACCORDION he would
commend his Album just published containing delightful
collection Of the popular operate melodies and iavore
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
signor L. NJ. accompanies his pupils. the Piano and
Guitar au3o Inns IN
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opportunity Of whch appeared
Of the 9h anxious TO do all
parties engsged OF this magnificent store
fine handsome Itasn marble columns therein
have beer sculpured by xaor Gor carved the
workshops e M o. Lengbi 18th between 80
marble ofa cornucopa interviewed with the
oaduce Mercury the god Of commerce seuip-
tuIeJ the place One of the capitals finished,
and he public who wish for inspection thin
be obtained placed the cou
ing the Of Mr. Length during the follow
I'M
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PHILApELrHIA, Sept. "a, 1916.

PHnApELPHIA, Sept "a, 1876.
The wing mass meeting held last evening" at the Mu-
scum, large assemblage John Sergeant presided,
assisted by large number OF Vice Presidents series
Of spirited resolutions, offered by Isaiah Randall, Esq,
passed by acclamation. They, of course. con-
denim the tariff Of 1916, and the present sd-
ministration OF having committed public fraud
upon Pennsylvania, previously planned and delibs-
ratey executed. MIR. Randall advocated the passage
Of the resolutions in spirited and concluded by
earnest appeal to the Wings who had joined the Ma
tves to return TO their first love, and swell the ranks
the party in anticipation of tho Gubernstoral Gle c,on
of lsa7 and the Presidential contest of ls4s Joseph r.
Chandler Joseph r. Ingersoll, Joy Morris Mr. 500
nav of Memnbis Tenn subsequently, addressed the
meeting which uUd in session until after 10 o'clock,
amid the greatest enthusiasm
Mir shinkle farmer residing In Roxborough town.
chin was this morning placed upon his trial charged
with having ravished girl aged L. named Ellen Doran
VIM had been indentured to him several years beore
sndsnt is apparently ovcr30 o! age aud the head
of a family she told the narrative OF ner wrongsin
low voice. but IT did not appear to me that there was that
degree OF agitation IN her manner as might nave been
x pccted under the The affair ccurled
according TO her sto IN stable belong ng to her
ter on the first of July last The counsel for deIen
ant David Paul Brown Esq has very ngeLiously gwen
curious to the and he is botne part by
the evidence OF the prosecution. Tho girl and mo-
Catholics and the master having tried 70 nducs
daughter TO change OF religion. tbs mother had tor
long wished 10 break the ndentufe the counsel
minated in his occasional that this charge mad
been made for that purpose On the cthsr hand IT APP
peared that the mother removed her daughter hon tho
farm Of MIR Shnkie after she heard 1t as possible,
and would have lnit II he had given up the
ndenure and had only done 30 after the master had OBJ
tanned warrant for the arrest OF his apprentice
The u. s brig Washington arrived on the naval an
chorsge about noon to-day under the charge Of Lieut.
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FELLOW CITIZEN

FELLOW CITIZENS,
DESIRE to call your attention my Gard in The True
Sun, of today. Also to the the Nev York Sun
Of yesterday la few days will lay before you
of facts, which will convince You that desire
that whca is rgh. for all concerned
JAMtS ROBERTSON
Ofthe 4th Congressional District in New York
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 80, 1916.
The Eguinoctial- Grand LODGED Lope-siek Suicide
-Runaray Slaves-.4 Female .qssassis-The Mar
kets, &c.
To-day is the time fixed upon by the almanack
makers for the the line, with the accompa
niment of rain storm, but he shines out brightly this
morning, apparently determined to falsfy their pre-
dictions The weather has been most delightfully."-
pleasant for week st. and the western and southern
dealers aocking in filing the hotels and making
business as brisk as could be desired.
The Grand odd Fellows Lodge Of the United States
continues session in this city, They transact their
business which Is said to be Of great importance with
closed doors.
man named Bonsall, residing on Federal HILL
Saturday night attempted to commit suicide because his
lady Glove would allow him to "see her home
that occasion lie started of in desperation loaded his
pistol and placed the muzzle against his temple. The
cold iron touched the bump OF reflection which operated
on his mind with 50 much force that he Whdssw the
grazing the flesh and curalng the fair proportions q
one his He then concluded not % finish The -
until he had again assaulted the heart OF his fan SO
The ghost OF the Rev. Charles Torrey, some OF his
Disciples is playing havoc among the shareholders OF
Western Mary land Their slaves taking up their
some have been brought back, good number have
crossed the State ne and now route on the under
ground railroad to Canada. Those that were reaken
have been sold TO negro dealers and will soon be
route to the cotton and sugar fields Of Texas
woman named Rose Ann Mckenna was standing IN
the door of her husbands grocery yesterday alter
noon the Of Charles and ok Streets lin nor
child in her arms when woman r namsH
passed. Mrs. Mckenna conceived that she made face
her. and putting down the child, seized large cheese
knife with which she shockngly manged the unfortu
nate A blow OF the knife fractured her skull
and laid deep cash in her head which was followed up
by several stabs in the breast and arms She
held to bail to appear at court.
THr MARxETs-1here was scarcely any busioess trans
could not come to terms.
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Metallic Tnbies Razor strop-Merchants

Metallic Tablet Razor StrOTA-Merchanfa
and others shout purchasing article Of this kind would do
Offered each being made of the vary
ing only in side finish Certificates proof of their
utility, the possession Of the from Of
the most scientific Geneme IN the country liberal dis
count made tn wholesale purchasers q. SAUNDERS X
SON. III Broadway, opposite Howard Poel.
Toilet Articles, consisting OF the choicest
Perumery Den,rifces Cosmetics Shaving Creams T.et
Soaps, Rszos from the most approved makers, Dressing
Cuses containing all necessary for the toilet the
most portable form, for sale by
9. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway,
few doors above Courlandt street.
French China Dining Servlces-vcry Supe-
ssts TO suit purchaeIs-China II Broadway, of
Chambers street. N. the OLD Chns Hall Chestnut
street directly III opposite the State House, IN Phiia
Failies furnishing CHINA and GIL ASS line will
md At to tr interest to apply at either OF the above esta
bshments.
FBaIon's Magic Hair Dye, n 10 ara In
valuable discovery, warranted neither wash off
being Liquid Dye which changes the color
ofthe hair beautiful brown black without injury
the easymode duplication other
dyes requiring from to twelve hours produce
change Its superior excellence will be apparent
one upon single licston Country gentlemen can have
closed 70 f. Phaon 81 Broadway Judson's Hotel Price 81
per bottle, with full directions for City gentlemen
invited 70 call Al the depot and have their whskers dyed
Bogue Fawcett, ia Chestnut street, for Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Agents FOR the Herald, q. B.
Zieber Co. 3Ledger Buildings Sd street. Chestnut,
wh~re those wishing TO subscribe, will please leave their
names Terms73 cents month, including the Sunday
cations intended for days paper be left the
agency by o'clock IN the afternoon. toll
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DANCING.

M X. SARACCO dan cling mater, and Miss ANGELINA.
wi first teacher OF the crowned Partisan Dncug Acadc
my OF Mr. Cellaus twhefe her ext aord,nsry sku'nes
and pie asng Of teaching have procured her
reputation for her ard plehdobot only among the
distinguished fsme, of that renowned town ofPsris,
ean and Engsh lade aud geatrme who irsquen,ed the
above menfioned Academy We just opened Dancing
Academy No. so Canal street, corner of Broadway
where all the fashionable quadfilIes Mazourk,s,
VALUES Mazouka Redowas Polkas, siaops, Values &c
are taught.
Ladies and gentem indstncty received in this Aca
denny, where body be but with
good society, and where and decency will be ALWAYS
strictly observed s22 2w re
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Ee?th Lessons BY of CHURCH apthor Of The syse% a me
Society Library will begin o'clock on the 3 oil Octo
Der Tickets be had the above place every day rom
oA NJ Persons wishing 10 judge Of the system OF Mons
Church will ouiy receive ticket oil abundance LOT
several free lessons but they will also be Offered WIN the
p ined less.n contained pamphlet, that they may
woess the of this mode Of instruction without being
led t. the least expense.
handful 3, the Of the Society Library Broadway,
Of Leonard street.
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Paris silk Hnts.--AmldOn, III broadway,
will open mon lot of superior Paris Hats which
he nvtes the attention OF gentlemen about mounting fall
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB,
WILL hold a Meeting Monday, Sept. 28th insan at
W the Club House Hoboken for the election Of bes
Diuber at O'Clock precisely.
MemHers intending dine will confer favor by leaving
on or before Saturday the Goth inst the Union
ga 3tsje yOuyc TAy Cas-.
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STATEN ISLAND REGATTA,
M0NddY, S.pk. q. IAlG
PURSE FIFTY DOLLARS.

PURSE FIFTY DOLLARS.
KEGATTA for apurse Of fly dollars; open TO ALI boats
not erceeding twenty feet length carrying mansa,
o. ~ and men.a will iake place Monday asth inst at
The boats will from vanderbilts I,ndng .na al,
souud vessel or boat to be anchored the
the telegraph aud Fort Hamilton thence around The v b;ls
buoy the point Of Robbins reef back to the place
of s'artiDg r
Entrance Two Dollars.
Ertres be de with Mr. C. II. stebbns at his hotel
Vandebilts dock until the day pevvus To the race or
whom the rules under which the be eau be
obtained issm
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$500 REWARD.

$500 REWARD.
I OST OR STOLEN. the evening of the nth instant
on ard the steamboat North America, her pass
Assny sEAtEp PACK ZOE, coars"ing several hun
r'd slef's cf North american Trust ompany
- c.rtifeg., " % aud So and smaller ominarins III
3aAk &c 'itc.rs Also certificate for one hundred
mrs q TIE Norw ich snd Worce Railroad stock stssd
ing "a nsme the books of said company
ia New foil viii power of attorney attached All persous
ae he,,hy c n,ionsd against negotiating the same
Apply 20 X. X NOE,
uu 30 Merchants Exchange n Y,
tn above reward will be paid for the return OF said paek
age AID us toateEts. si9 Iwsm
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TO The PUBLIC.
give nv article r,I aud judge for yourself warrant
ths% all 70 be IS 5sPfs'e9ted or hs ncn,y refunded

give article ,ri,I aud judge yourself warrant
~ kths all to be esented Ihe money refunded
MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTOR4 ALIVE.
THIS universally approved and admired arsce free from
materials, the hair expeoously renders beautiful
and bright AID mparts to II the delicate
flowers Hair washed with This be plea.
sngy soft and uxurant IN its growth and il will positively
bring hair bald heads by and hair
been made harsh and IS turning grey or falling b. the
OF spirits other improper preparations will be
stored to its natural color aud brllancy by few appca-
tons Of the Eau Lusa preventive against baldees
and miable in all affections of the skin the
head dandru, and Tor preventing the falling off of
hair and turning grey.
the simple produce and immediate extract Of some
plants salutar the with highly
cleansing tina: dseugages the capillary tubes
ofthe corrosive acsn OF the preparation aad OF the DRY and
dead PARTICLES that deposits This PARTIES the
hair gives beautiful gloss and sotness and agreeable
and vivifyirg perfume.
For SALE wholesale and retail. by Jules Hauel Chemist
and Perfomer &c South Third street. below Chestnut PHI
adephIa.
A premium awarded at the franklin Institute.
For sale also at agents. Wyatt and Kechum l2l Full
street; Clirehugh 205 aud 200 Broadway A. Ar.
FAULT corner Broadway and Liberty D. yscquemond as
Broadway; aviland Eeese Co.. Maiden lane; aud by all
respectable druggists IN the United states s2t lmsr
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M IISIl,

MUSIC
THE PIANO TAUGHT very moderate terms by
person who has perfect knowledge of the scisnct,
and who undertakes teach thoroughly. Terms dollars
rer.month. Any person wishing to take Instruction will
piease address line to Music, the Herald Office"
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BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE
ONE Of Bassford's best make. Any desrcus Of
~ purchasing, do so At great sacrifice
h,s for ~ by calling s. Armstrong; Dsgp
Rooms, It's Broadway, up stairs s2i3-r
PRINCES AND GlMPS.
zLARGE Of Sewing Silk aud Bullion Frnves
IA Lace 0imps &c entirely patterns and
quality just received and for sale, by -
KOHLsAAT, BROTHERS,
s23 stisfr is John street.
EST BLishkD Business to be disposed Of ia me
Auction and Commission Line, in consequence OF ind
POSITION oil the Proprietor. To person who command
captal OF from $4,000 $4,000 fortune
1xed IN few years. Address, Proprietor, this Office
A'oue put principals need apply. s22 lw~rh
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Improvements made An the OF taking daguerotype
licensees by the 1fesor truly astonishing, ard what
was first attended great diruity requiring clear sun
shine aud good Id Is rendered easy matter, no
difference what "a OF weather. When the apparatus Is
perfect, the opetOr exeenced Mr. Piumbe, Is
impossible fail IN procuring good likeness.
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THE EUROPEAN,


No Greenwich street, three doors from the Battery
7'HlS House .pen for the accommodation OF the
Public, who solicited give share OF their pallv-
and assured that every effort will made
comfortable and agreeable equal the city
The will always be supplied with the choicest
wines and Lodgings by the Night. Week Mouth
from Is night. tree luncn every day from IL
o'clock 10 l O'Clock. SIS lw-r
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STONE SEAL ENGRAyER and Herald Painter, 1913
- Broadway opposite the Park Goats of Arms Crests Cy
phes &c. engraved brass. LADIES' Seals oigne
Kings Pencil Gases Keys engraved with
vice. Diamonds Amethyss Topszes, &c., bought
rough cut to any form Coats Of Arms found and painted
in any style from 81 and upwards and forwarded
part of the United States or Canada.
Books of Heraldry kept with upwards Of 80
80 ire
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THERE nothing easier thsu to ruin the constitution (no
only ndulgng pleasure (nor by
to the changes Of the atmosphere bat by medicines
caed) that the nds regular phys
Those nostrums, portion Of them
mercury, whereas, according TO the nature has
been proved that there is safe and salutary remedy for
Colds and Coughs Pease's Hoarhouud Candy is The article
entirely vegetable in its composition acts the
by mild and gentle and implicitly ersdicaes all
OF disease and leaves in tn. effects
furious the disease itself Sold by Pease IS D
del,hia; yrte st Boston; " State Albany; ITO Bs
more Baltimore 1873 Fulton st. Brooklyn and 25l Broad
sc, Newark. y. j. s25I IL