New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29
Business Notices.

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ARE THINGS so:-If th- body daily receives pro
per OF nutrition and daily pes The wofn par,
ny ths sensible and the nsensble evacuants heath he
natural Consequence
All medicine do is to secure these re-ui,s
Therefore tia, Ireoicne which does hen /, =.
.versa n lis pow for GOOD to the hapan body.
Let US SOS, The blood becomes loaded with ilapcr;ce.
when any the pores OF me sAin 60 perform
,hzi. functions properly. sudden Change oiweass NAV
occasion this whea redundant; wa,
proper cleanliness % permitting petsptc particles TO ~
sic upn iA- .Aia has me orcI u some instances 70 ia
,,r nssas,be erspa..on effect follows ae "a,
OF greasy rs.Ier the sG!u einInents ana the hse ~
ee 80 s lgiyed. tssnssoe peTsptrdion are to occa
sion yrea, disorder IN the body Cos!Veaess oecasoc, M
gre.es III peG-ni nsensiOe peTspaaaoH Of e. oTnsx
CAUSES CONSUMED Because, The matters which have ol-
be-, thrown tie bowels are only Ihose which tsals
egsi not sufficiently SO OF soy Other sze
by The Well These very matters instead Of ess
dai evacuard the system and rsabseoe.
again tbe Circulation Bu,s-y eznHo; pe'sIo; LEI
outy o.d blood h Only gum Ip tho pe4
they Gun 80 OFT sae: b. IA; t0rs % ,dnio ~,
OF sJe -raPauns OF DE SAN good pAysiciaGs Know =.
universally ~ Well rs Doctor branareIh But hs sss
difficulty III all these cses o.eosuseaess al ,hese CAS-.
ot re-absorpuop that The blood not only becomes CO
taina,rd uu pores OF the sAin becomes cogse
with ,ummt matters that great danger to e body occSn
,tsste1i that Ia en., hcurs IN h-shy eoadaOn Y
The sA H. we pan by iu.ea-b.e Precipitation win o hp.
a. much impurities from the booy We Go by ali The n
,iL e.a-aa eeier IN In. same uue WecA9ao le
fail to see The terrible consequences which in1sI t.
sui. 10 the BODY, whea Tie pores from any -
..rced in he uI exercise vi er powers The Gf Isss
which follows stale OF costivenes'is COLD, sniveEs
perhaps headache ON the lungs there may be cppe,.Ss
aud very Boon VIII follow, fii DO rot acccmpaay
h. oh ss,ira .N,t+
TWO OUNCES PER HOUR.
In .iekuese aesus tom the c!ses, scaceiyts
sPiaE Al AL. CONSIDER IHsS, THE ENORMOUS AMoVNrS
hch be thrown into me BLOOD Ofcou,eS.
usy expect paus-sonetInes death viii take Pas.
before obtain operation nom tue bow Ella 81
NY mis- uds Instead using Brandsei's Pis shall we.s.
ihcse remedies which carry death and obstruction ter
train? Shall We baIssms, Lozenges or unlllens-
These may prove palliative, may reduce lie auOct
Oh suffering may throw hese matters from Tile point wh-s
The ps! II, may, in fact The humors which pTccg=
the puln ssa!u INTO the Circulation bat, =,
,i-ie,ds, u THE BoDS. 1t may settle upoa
vital part ana death be tee Consequence at once. NJ reds
are safe unless hey ite ot dseaso III Papa6!e tors
Whel We have pain III any part OF tie ooay, thai pain
caused ny The reeAlon Of those matters which Cugts
have away by the bowels They must csnle By h.
channel before health be estabAasj BE sensible A1
those remedies only which bodily taks out from w
tanned beyond the tin- Nature designed OF heab permit
ted And for this purpose BrsLdIe'hs Pals aLsuE.
Client Let II he UNDERWOOD, that IN all cases, II possible
they should be used or empty stomach Tbs Pills NIL
always better effect Not but that they perfectly
safe at any times they So The object To The
greatest amount good aud this mpshed by tirs
them Oh an empty stomach Because The oOJec
celebrate digestion, bu; remove the crudIes from h
blood aud Pis always passing iGto the blood do
more easily with greater comfort the body when Tho
stomach has nothing oppose TO them in their passage
5roughto the first inlesres, aud 50 into the circulation
For when tine Pills swallowed, they first pass into The
stomach having been dissolved there pass into the
small in,esines wheucs the lHcteas suck them up sud
pass them along with portion OF chye into tho veins t
and afterwards into The arteries. suppoie they the Ps
impart M extra power to sersl blood deIerge morba
wherever may find them; and also passing such
morbid from the arteries the Veins which bring
them the liver and sidneys in consequences
which, these organs become moe vigofou. in their
ton and expe ouly the crudities which have been
thrown into them from all parts Of the body but also those
which they themselves contained previous TO this collection
OF crudites impure matters by the Pills. These crut
es Impure humos matters, ae discharged In The
bowels, and ia being accomplished when You feel hat MI
ing Of Inc bowels, which that they about being
moved This feeling takes place IN health only 10 less sn
tent; Il is hc principle that the bowete
are provided by Nature for this very purposetha of pro
ducng the alvne aionand II Is only when ibsy are
in 100 great quantity that dsease 10 produced Ths Brad
dret Pills bring these hmors from oil parts OF the body 10
the bowes which viscera lie excited by their presence and
ischarge them Of the body Thus IL Is seen that me
Pills their individuality after being dissolved In the so-
mach and the purguon is solely from the effect produced
by the cleansing the blood receives oiits impurities
The Brsndrelh Pills simply assist Nature TO do her GUN
rort IN her 'ray, and IN her orcn ttn1.
Dr. Brandreth's Office 2il Broadway, New-Yors, and
Northst Philade pha 10 Hanovers Boston, and corner
of Laight aud Mercer ate Baltimore At "a Bfoedway,s
physician In constant attendance 10 give ADVICE Sco "
plain the manner OF cure OF the Brandrelh Pills
DR. WHIroN's LECTURES, ON THE CAUSE, PREyrs
TON AND CURE OF CoNsUMPrfoN.-Dr. Wilton having
now finished his second OF lectures on this fearful
disease which has consigned many thousands TO an
early grave understand that he contempaes leaving
the city (for me) for Newark where he intends to
such disposed to give him their attention
with the subject he has ably discussed and enie
tanned US with in this city His lectures here evinced the
same original conception and profound that have
dstng all his previous lectures In other places
The Doctor possesses many requisites stur1. His
manner is dignihed and commanding, and bis language
impressive chsste and interesting and notwithstanding
SS~N
awarded him. through the medium of the public press
ia almost every section Of the country, ne will vis
veuark with still higher claims 10 their favorable regard
bearer Of commendaory letters from men oil hsa
at,ainments. whose opinions should at least command
their attention and respect 1t ia unnecessary 70 10 MI
nuey into all the merits of his lectures here the pre-
vailng sentiment may be readily expressed BY simply
saying that they usefl aud tastructr' TO a and
listened to with high qualification.
STATISTICS THE BANKs OF THE UNITED STATES
The Bankers Weekly Circular has reached It's fNeenn
number with copous and valuable statistics OF the Bsnn
OF Europe and the United Slates-skeches OF the Bann
of the principal cities of Europs-and complete list
all the Banks in the United States, the name OF eacn
Presiden, and Cashier amount Of capital. &c Also con
densed tables Of the finances o the individual states
Published weekly at 50 per ainum, by s. Homan''
295 Broadway
"a" Mr WARNER al Broad way) informs US that tee
opening OF his Ladies' Day Glass is postponed TO this
Thursday afternoon, at4 O'Clock account Of the
unDyorabe OF the h4r the previously