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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-14
POETRY.
For the A. S. Bugle.
"NO Union with Shareholders"
The Wdfchword Of Freedom and Progression.
by WIN. HAYWARD, JR.

BY WIN. HAYWARD, JR.
Pass on the watchword /! Pass it on
In thunder tones let it be heard;
From Maine TO distant Oregon,
The soul of Freedom shall be stirred.
Beyond the EAGLES power of wing
PROFESSIONS pinions heaven-ward. sweep;
And millions yet in joy shall sing
Where millions now are doomed to weep.
Pass on the watchword Cry aloud,
Though priest and layman turn aside;
Progression shall dispel the cloud
And show their anti-christian pride.
Yes, the whole brotherhood of Thieves"
Co-partners in the horrid plan,
Shall, like the blighted fig trees leaves,
Wither before the Son OF MAN.
Pass on the watchword! Pass it on!
Till from the mountains TO the sea
Freedoms bold champions rest upon
The field Of glorious victory.
PROFESSIONS flag of heavenly blue
The STARS of Freedom shall display,
While Slavery's STRIPES of crimson hue
In Freedoms light shall fade away.
Pass on the watchword ! Pass it on!
From Erin's fields and Scotia's caves,
From the white cliffs of Albion
Responses come upon the waves.
Great Britain yet shall scorn TO be
Partaker Of the damning sin,
And when she traffics with the FREE!
Refuse to take their piunder in.
Pass on the watchword clear and strong
Let it resound from shore to shore,
Till RIGHT shall supersede the Wrong,
And Freedom reign forevermore.
North Manchester, Wabash Co., Ind.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-14

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
ROOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
~ tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stutis, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, O. LIST mo. Both.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-14
From The ~Philanfhropist.
The old brown DOG.

Died, on the evening of Thursday, July
I'd, after a short illness, which he bore with
his accustomed equanimity, the Old Brown
Dog. Whence he came, how he lived. who
were his ancestors, nobody knows. His IA
vorlte haunt was the seat of intelligence
the Post-oflice-no matter where that might
be located. For twenty years past he resi-
ded in this city, and has generally signalized
himself by attending with great sobrIetv. all
grand professions. He was buried with due
honors in the yard belonging to the Gazette
buildings, and It's in contemplation, we learn,
10 rear a monument to his memory. He has
been a good citizen-temporate, virtuCus,
peace loving.
"None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to praise"
Peace to the Old Brown Dog! If there be
hereafter a resurrection Of his Species. he
certainly will be the first to rise.
From Cist's Advartisor
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-14

During the voyage of the ship Raipb,w
rom New ork to China, two young ladv
passengers edited a meekiy paper, which was
the ship. '"ro
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-14

Anti-Slavery BOOKS for sale at the
Bugle Office
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-08-14

ANTI-SLAvERY PUBLICATIONS.
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with
anti-slavery Books and Pamphlets, can do SO
by calling on ]. ELIzABETH JONES, one
door west of the District School House, Green
St.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
Domestic Importation.

8 s.s sf rs. M ID.
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h9ur c H Gibson-s, Ids sugar Housnd Aspnwal.;es
bales cotton BarnuckIS, lids sugar DO
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potash ssIsshn I bale. cotton % 6s
M Brock, eo IA zig, lead Goodhus s ec-Iso DO
MsMqrrsy5 bSs Srsss Seaman PecR1s boae. "i md.s
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do 81. rsg Houston F,ost5sa hhds bales skins 30
md,e Haven co-l2 cotton Maikoe Wilbur & scou.:iooa
s 81. S: aass.
sst. e % SG,.s
Phillips-3s hhds bbls flour hid mdse do pork Van
smith & CO. boxes bbIs bale. skins Leland DanforthD
sf%n
S nhd .uSn Ps
Wiamsl Dbl nuts 30 hid sagarJ Foley < co-si casks
S
Merle Saadford6s hhds sugar Rolest Williams23 OK.
hams ssa bales cotton Haven eo-aao do L Maitland
s,:k. Sies G9yay Well:
Csiy cia.ms' sar.ow Psps so7s Graves
hide. spoo5S iiis,ioq BIZ pkg Psr.oS.vi
sd ;hovs' RI Kpg,anSm If Dbl bo1s; sds
sbI. p.o.w uS brow" D'm0eA-' Dds '0"n S'1'0"
cM.atI;Ios-BrsE Emil "a, casks rice Porter Fre,s.lo,
cahaS. swain Ba1ris."lis MlisIs
M9s baaS. s,s sss i;
fGhHsco7 hhds crates s. fbs Mekenpe1 trunk Pes
seo~i s,oaeaIl & Bro-i II strybins-i r Brown~i <
G Mses
Dbl Phfrps Dodge esM al fbSl Roo
IS bbls currants IL empty bbls and boxes order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALrILoRr, May TAR ship Superb CiatchelI. Newt Or
leans; Br brig Hummng Bird Whitney Kingston Jam; Dr.
brig Atlas, MeCoIum Windsor brig Meridian Bssse
Charleston; Wave, Parsons, Porland Ellicott Cole
York Cid brig Eleanor Brown for Charleston; schr Mary
schr Iowa, Dayton, Nyork.
PHILA pELrii., May Arr brig victorine, Baker Mo-
bile; sloop Mun,ilia Wheeler, Newark NJ; barge Orb
Stevenson, York; steamer Anthracite, Stewart, Do Ar
rived lasr, ship Gen Washington Lowe London
derry; bark vens1asa, Dill Porse Cabello; Br brig San
Fernando, Crowel Shelbourne Ms; brigs Mail (new) Ba
ksr Boston, Casilda Goodell do; Tho. Walter Mar.ham
ridian Smith, baltimore; WIN Hart CANDY. Wiiminstoa
NJ; Ellen, Edwsrd., do; Esther Eliza, Clark, Orleans
Joseph Lybraad Teal, DE-; ABBY Amelia. Cornish, froy
Richmond; Temperance Norris, PORT Deposte Thos Tea
nsr Nickersoa Provdence; Matthew Bird Shoemaker Ply
mouth NC; Birch, Reeves Albany; Sip Elizabeth, Scu
PORT pepo.ei barge Star Loushcad York. steamer Wi
csn Green, do. Cleared this day, brgs Caslda, GoodA
Boston; Nayoo pcksy, dol Mary Baker, Do; Caspian
States Combs Boston; George Klos Huhbell, Bridgeport
Well Jones; Kelly 3 Boston; Psa%an BLACK. Port;mSni5
yer; Eliza Leland. Pendleton, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05

LVERrooL-Ship Columbia-Don Dionisio Sanchez Seno-
"a fgna,ra Sanchez Don Nicolas Larvae Havana; James
West Indies w Peters: s. Johns John Whiadsp, Half.
I Kennedy, John Kufer, John Cotton Smith aud lady
Henry Greenway and lady, New York; Edward Green.
Wyman and LADY Baltimore Mrs Loskstt and
Hull New York Van Santwood, Jersey City John Plan
Yorkshire DR. Hobbns and lady, Newton, Mass Scott
and ii Bingham, England.
LSsDSs-shp s. JsmesIMr Eugene Frueanuf andy and
Joseph Harper T bearer Of dispatches New York Rev
FW Tracy, Massachusetts, Hon WIN Graves aud lady,
Mr. Graves Louisville Ky Miss Watson Mr. Wilson, Mr.
servant, Mr. Blunt Mr. Werner.
HAvASA-Bark Mudara-Wm l. Brown, Juan Gsneolf, w
IL Cleveland II Savage, Mrs Savage aud VIM Reed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
LucyNA CORDIAL,
rr1x11 IA on

HE great and increasing dsmapd for this cslshr.ssd
= powerful remedy throughout The Brtish Empre F@nes
and the United States has given celebrity which Tin.
only eace IL has long been used rbsd by
most eminent physicians throughout the civilized world
and speedy for Incpent Barren
ness lmpoency LucorrhGa Whites Obstructed difcuI,
painful Menstruraton nconnence Of Urine or nvoiur
tary discharge thereof and for the OF hs
system whether the result q inherent By
There not shadow Of doubt that this were NOT
the subject delicate hundreds would testify 10
the unrlvaied efficacy Of the Lucina Cordial psc6c for
Barrenness Fuor bus elects Irregulsres in he Sscrs
lions Pans in the Kidneys Female suppsssons Tor ne
which the most delicate portion ofhe human oanisasoa
for thing short Of that IL 10 offered nfabis cure
while all diseases above Whether scrs.
chronic, will be found safe aud sovereign remedy Ihe
Lucna Cordial Is gentle tonic operating generally upou liz
secee and bracng the whole system without 90 lar
stimulating function as produce or
the organs and bacng the whole system without 20 r
stimulating function produce subsequent relarao
On the to act in perfect harmony with ns
of the natural energies The bottle used win
fully the purchaser Of the truth Of all have as
serted.
Principal Office, l25 Fulton street. New York. Sold aso by
Seth w. Fowle, Boston; Dr. WadswSfth, Providence
W. Clark l6 North Fifth and j. 8. Murphy North
Sixth street Philadelphia o. X. Tyler, John NJ Larequs
and Roberts Atkinson Baltimore Chas Scott Washington
City o. N Linthacum, Georgetown b. Wilder, Louis.
ville KY; Sanford Perks Cincinnati and by no other per
Of the above named places Price 81 pA bottle
$2i per dozen. a9lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIEs.

THEa AH Vt HOB Of the PRIVATE TREATISE" DIR
e sa s r spsa
s ps II: e
York and especially 70 observe that the subject
j. sss ss to Ss
il ss .sSs i ws:, pss..a
public ksasrfs AND s eUTE
This beingvery little understood although In. mos, q.
.sa %ae p.. Of
diseases which were mistaken for t and its
s s1s ss';; s:s as
@ 2 enable s' ok. q Be
ha; thus COMPLIANT , ,Sn or not and IL
si ). y
sas @ indeed
INK change in his .
p.. Thing directing he seat
then o ). e sS
with regard to other effects especially Of early cases these
s s:
he ss DIX: e.
sad x e. means Tea Of Many other
s s well q relate e Structure ss:d
when easily and csI,sny removed TX
Has % s::s
s $ so:
two should steal away 50 as to wet e this triting
other Whatever but
tat it, as MAY
HAVE REMAIN Ed UNCURED.-A 0onorrhos though
not the only Is BY far the frequent Of Structure Ia
stage have remained that be considered Neither
possible IN every to how long this
without producing Structure for naturally
six to eight weeks this length Of time At
least would strengthen other suspicious ccumstanee
THE EFFECT STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
withdrawing certain than the effect Of Structure
the spirits and mental energy Not thai
hs complained OF in the degree by every individual
rarely sees case Of Structure IN which patient
observe that he active capable Of
sy This also serious effect though little understood;
natural connection Of mind and organs will easily
imagine that, there is medium BY which the mind 90
powerfully acts upon these organs thoroughly the same
better explained in The Private Tre.tise" OF he
author little volume which to many psrts Of the
world As the cure Of Structure proceeds the activity
With the Of Strcturehis il is gratifying
to state, generally accomplished in very little time, and
without pain or inconvenience. Nothing exceed the
provemen ofate the Of this Complaint In
deed the hands OF proper and
Of Structure many days as formerly
It demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
perfectly cured though has source OF trouble md
anxiety Tor years those who leave homes
whs inTnshes rs own peculiar means of cure, together
giving every information the subject written ia the
painest manner and which, being enclosed in little mahog
any chest can be safely sent to any distance.
9uackery which inest this city he deems proper
the following statement satisfactory ground confidence
to strangers Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
c he has published three editions oil work exprsssy
these complaints Also he has from the most eminent
physicians in Europe to the Amercaes Sir
ys q 81 bh;ons so e Dr. MG Of New York.
almost Physician Of emiaenee IN his city, Address Dr.
IsAiPn' % 0reeh~ich street, Z 10 lmsrc
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY s.

Cleared.
Ship New Hampshire Chase New Orleans, Stanton s
Brig Savannah, HawIey savannah sturses, Chairman
90.
sehr Bergen, Cole, Petersburg,
schr Rochester, Bringhau, Richmond, is n Briggs.
Arrived.
ship St Mary, Foster from New Orleans, left the Is,h
Zap: Good Hope March IT, with and silks to Mason
Barb Kiby, Of Boston, ls days from New Orleans with
p.a.h Brig Clara Crsssy IS days from 81 Domingo city.
@ 1870 % fs :. %asS .s aym, s.
' 81. ls Ss.ss ..se..a days i'm
~Sed sde ssa.. e3%ss ep'''e ~ 's' rose
HSn 81 s',
Van Bsrge9 sailed IN company With ergs 81 Patrick for
Brig Emily. Roba:OY day, from Charleston with
Big Ceres, sawyer, Of Portland 10 day. from Ma,,n.a.
9th sugar sc TO master Sailed IN with brigs Eliza
Sp hs pSes
pmCls day brig Venice for Portland ids; vsndaier
SlaSa d Gss 70, S
R a @ BsSss u S1 apr A l.,
ssasy sal DSi! from i osssso Ss' Min
Ses.ny s% ss r"fn s ss AR ws
sci, 9ih April, of omos, spoke scSp Wsss, Of
S I TO 9S%s So as 10 M 81
" R m New o :a o % Shas 4 a s
% 20 Ion a. spoke schr Henry Franklin OF Banstabe from
Boston, for SurInam.
sehr CARO-. saow days from Doobor, Geo. with lumber
Schr Brganra McClntock. Of marlborough Me- u days
from Cardsnas with 400 hhd mossses to Rrouttons simon
Pomroy.
Sch cyp; ChambsrIsip Bsnee Of New Haven, 20 day.
Portuguese Sch 0lye, Santa Anna, IS days from Lisbon
with mar 10 0rinneli. Miaturn & co.
Hitchcock.
ssehr Courier, Couch, Richmond -FOUR &C., to Allen &
sehr Belle McMsth, Norfolk, md1 to Surge, Clear.
sent John Marsh, -, vigina-'
sehr Alice Ella, Rolf Virginia
5cnr Jane, Lake, Virginia
s sshI Hose 10 Bloom, -, Virginia
5cnr hsroine, Coates, Virginia.
Sehr Sosster, -, Philadelphia coal.
schr tidetys Chambers Virrin;s
Schr Jersey Oak, Rogers virrin,a
9chr Washington, Msssn. NorfaiL
6chr NImrod, Parker, Boston plasr., .,a g.
Sloop Zen warren, Smith, t3rernport oil
Ship from New Orleans, also B1ss, unlpo~,.
Sailed.
eA'p caast'I 1dysnssl' ~ ,As =, ysn.., L.saos
'-~"-~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,
fLsn CrrnL

RY c. c. MARSH Accountant author Of the Science Of
ID Double Entry Bookkeeping Simpli6ed and the Art OF
Single Entry Bookkeeping improved"
COURSE OF INsrRUCTION.-The public is respect
fully informed and assured that the plan by Mr.
Marsh reaching that important branch truly course OF
in books rather than Of lectures
the theory.
To be practically useful and particular
ledge Of Bookkeeping required than possibly be mpar
ed by lectures.
The pupil faithfully instructed and well exercised in all
the various onneced with Of rshp
Books in Opening Conducting and Closing the max
Account Sales and calculating interest Discount profits
Losses Equaton OF Payments Exchanges Cnrences, &c
He becomes familiar from actual with all the books
stutng and if Of good capacity will by this
become competent Bookkeeper about month
and will received certificate to that effect
Prospectuses with terms, obtained the Rooms from A.
nj. to r. NJ APP Inns rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
Foreign Importations.

CAsrorShp Leand-sOoo fire crackers rs do ginger
3t92 cassie W hf chests hyson hf do gum
imperial Mason Th9mpsoasae DO hyson h do $50
4oi mdse Y hf chests tea Brauus Focke2h f chests
a Caldwe-l2l do Macy Soa-lF do McCollomb-37
do Brownies II Carrol-2ei w * SMors-77 do 10 bk
medicine AS Roberts eoe3 pkgs ,ea bxs mdse Muir.
Hack sons1'l Rogers e9Ise W Welsh eo-l2
Boyd Son-2i Fryerl8do Fiekie-48 hf ch,s
Sch1e knrter-i2 do Keith jr-4 do Lee Blanchard7
sIk Brennani30 lib bxs rolls mating 81 mdse
MFenley, do Garfield CroiO If chests 81 10 ID boxes
pEgs Gordon Taibot-o3o rolls mating Pratt Son3l3
CHI she tsa 2a3 hf dc Pay Cutler six
mdse teke-3Ols pkgs tea cases silk 81 kegs bxs mdse
bxpaper 3 brs tongues bxs tobacco order.
LIsBoN-Schr OlveiTa Santa Anna-72 &c hid
do g quarter casks Meyer son-2o hhds quarter
do Leverirh-3i bbls do II j Ayerll-i pipes oil
Grinne Al.nIurn Cog boxes Fgarere-3o2 or casks
wine 100 bbls do Osborn.
,MoSrrco B,i7Brig Thoms-i bx mats - spense-ioo
bbs ginger lC2 hldes ca pieces old copper
IL hhds lime juice tons ogwood Carqu-
helm bxs Dbl Is hides bxs tortoise shell hid
3bbs pices old copper 36 bags pimento order.
MArASzAs-Brg Ceres-lO0 boxes sugar Young Hank &
"a boxes Dbl Lasaa79 bags coffee 90 hhds sugar
Cnsti,-sa boxes sugar Meyer s.uckeaaO5 do Veto.
Aspinw all-250 3 Thurston co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
AILANIlC WHITE LEAD.


THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
L completed their Wolks, ready orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL almost
the erection OF the Works which would tend
avslled themselves Of modern Improvement for that
purpose
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold IN market thar far the
sold such has been and still greatly adneraed with
Barytes article Of mineral productions much heavier than
White Lead and in itself Of pigment
whatever II being when mixed with oil almost
and IN having nothing weight
mead the Trustees Atlantic White Lead Company
have passed unanimously the following resolution vx
Resolved That OF m anutscturing only prime
article, the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground in O that
be strictly genuine article and perfectly free from
adulteratIon which the Company will
such to all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be well assured that every de-
psndeace be placed the purity Of every pound Of
White Lead actnred and sold by the Company, which
Paint, bur will be found much economical its
the description Of painting, owing
the body quality POSSESSES thereby giving far
better finish with than the adulterated White
Paint would with three, Of which every will bear wit
ness.
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Ltharcc
and have for sale variety Of Paints Ground Oil viz
Vedlgs Black Paint Yellow 0chre, Spanish Brown Paris
Green, Brunswick Green, &c, &C.
Having been appointed General Agents for the Company
all orders should be directed TO us.
POLLEN & COLGATE
f72msr 2sI Pearl street corner Of Beekman street.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK,
And one ,rhich should be in the hands of epcry Mar
ried Person..

WOItHL III o,,.
~ by the Hon r. ID. Owen, with Additions aud Alterations
BY r. Glover, NJ. ID. To every person Of sound
praise few ignorant people may condemn H. but
the editor Is fully that the hg importance OF the
subject OF which treats will present itself orciby to re-
hccting minds that IL must command respect Were this
book carefully read by married person. and its
strictly followed We persuaded that different state of
society from tho present would exist. -. srvo1 -
Price Of the Book 50 cents For sale by Burgess Strinrer
Co.. az Broadway corner Of Ann street, by whom The
trade will be supplied Persons the country
81 post Paid will BE- supplied with copies IN mail binding
Postage on the bookt any part Of the United States ave
eeNAS my3lmsU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
JUU(iE FOK YOITRSt.L.F

IIUNTERIAN DISPENSARY, No Division street,
Ii established a. d. 1885, by the present the
successful treatment q disease Of secret and for
the only remedy earth that safely be relied to
thoroughly this horrid disease without injury the
when Ill else have failed comprehensive treatise accom-;
TO efecay IN all how long standing.
how deeply seated In the system with less trouble to the
cine in the world pay will be taken Price 81 vial
AIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
Passengers Arrived.

and three Children from Sandwich Island Rev Halnes
Lady and Children from Oregon Mrs Hooper Lady OF
Servant.
MoNTEoo BAY-Brig Thomas-C Cochran Lady and two
reys aud servant; Mrs issacs, Child and servant.
QuIgg.
Nrw oRLEAss-ship st Mary-Messrs Lenner Moses
Goshead and Lutty,
NEW oRLEass-Schr Cyrus Chamberlsin-Nr Phelps and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
DIR. CONVERS,
DIX. CUNVEKS
INVIG GRATING CORDIAL
'oR 4, GE ,sll DEBILITY IMP0TENCY, fNCoN

EOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY. fNCoN.
- THENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMlsSI(5Na r.
This celebrated and remedy hsr used with
happy effect ia the practice Of the eminent and
SO remarkable were the cures that the late Sir Ashley"
cd the harbinger f The use of this cordisI fully
sustans the high encomum The highest medical sufhorr
~ ne unsd states i as superior s
III proprietor does offer this remedy as but
as aspecihc for the following deplorabe affections viz he
consequence early ndscreet habits OF youth ma
excessive indulgence Of the ripper years. Keasr
dyepsa loss Of muscular energy back and low
or extremities iasude nocturnal emissions elects
tency premature and total decay Of yy aber.
ration Of mind confusion Of deas loss memory dmuess
cial Indity, sslfdisust and love Of soit
Hundreds OF cases OF sudden decline consumption NAY be
traced 70 the above baneiu Practices Young in ces
ana IN the country where these solitary habts
prevail 70 an alarming extent and those whose matrou
al have not been productive Of hose happy results
which should attend the connnba state will receive that
TINS advertisement treats Of an important subject them
you would be relieved from the above evil Ana h
hint. and full disclosures which accompany tie msdcn: M
highly important to the married and single Price "a nsr h
tie; $40 half dozen or $50 per dozen, $500 - 20 oos
b-Sanger. IN the city before leaving should procure
ervcsabe in warm and dsbisatnr e n uUshS emily
disorders are greatly aggravated system rapidly az
Solo, Wholesale and RETAIL BY o. FAY lss Fulton street
Lamp Store, Sun building New York. -
m VIII be forwarded to any of the
closed - ~A' -
Also for sale by Dr. IS North Main street, Pm,
Maencs ~ ~ az luz Washington street Boston No. Broad
B.-The physician may be consulted personally or nv
letter post paid at 6 Fulton New York
-.- o...- ...o.e.. WIG ..oIe. al6 1msr
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FOR TIE PILES.

hR. UPHANTS ELECTUARY, an internal remedy "a
certain cure for the Piles either internal or exiernal
or blind sold at No ~ Fulton street Division q.
years experience confined Office practice where Piles
and all chronic diseases successfully treated Medical
hce No le6 Bowery, four doors above Spring street.
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10 THE PUBLlC.

i WAS CURED of distressing disease by DR.. JOS.
HElNE No. 20 Duane street, Chatham 81 My body
covered with ulccr joints and bones swoen
and panlu lost all appste could sleep;
fined to bed my and legs contracted; tried
several pysicians savaed but received benefit
al was cured by DIR. Joseph Hene
CAvr. RICHARD Yates
Those who wish TO see me will find me at the corner Of
South and Maiden lane where shall be happy give
all particulars which should like give in this cer6-
cate
n B-Dr IT, has no other Office but 20 Duane street, near
Chatham where hundreds Of certificates may be
M m