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CTRIKER's WONDERFUL DISCOVERY Strikers
y Solution the Hs which will change grey hair
original few This Dye is different from
yet offered TO the public. Gentlemen who have been
different dves Will please call MIR.
Striker and he will show III no hpmbug and way nju
rous he ha skin Those who doubt its virtues
uesed have their hair changed before paying their
The besuty Of this solution the more wash 1t the
darkr To avoid people being humbugged in getting
his be had other place than Of Mr. STR
KER No tCoelties Slip where 1t is sold Wholesale and
tail. and applied. Mo TIER
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D SESikiETXy

SSESfSIf$ lSSoEI
s s:ssy Y!sss:
s!bssr Of lis The u's q .h: eSId; yin fully
in the United states superior to other
ce for Of the above distressing complaints. The
oeon bur s a. Ss for following Affection.
the ss I
general physical possson iitabty tOipO! the
ss sS psaiy:. wssiDs:. Of lower s!s@s.
M s::: ss:
sny
b. aesd to he above bsasia ss;
and particularly in the country, where these solitary habits
ss
which should attend the w this a'
Yosns would Ps from these svs suS
cure S se1ssiii he only sac6oI Of fl:
mode cure Ard the hint. and full % re-,
and single Price 81 bottle; $40 half dozsn or
n. B-Ths cordial contain. mercury. any mineral
% s"n
ely country BY addressing above post PAID
Also for sale by Dr. Wsd.worh. 4. North Main street
II Ii at a s .Sa @
:srsst Bst%ors, Nd; ". Wism. Buffalo, and Of Dr.
NB-MrIied pe,on, and those contemplating marriage
Ri
A ssSy viii Be sa 70
s:.sG 'f'A' render his treatment 'mH'lss
IOTTuITON sTKEET-BE. La MOTIFS, uu.
by men OF fashion 10 Esope all stages Of disease and
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eNAMLY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE COUN.

CA soAsDSos sco9L II THE 2, cCuE
= Scs as%s and .eSois1s Her tim: psp
s % to r..
No Viii street, IL Hunt E:s M. Chamber .''s s
DANTALOONs.-F AHkENs. the well known Pants
Tailor 2 Ann has lately received over ioo pieces
fancy of which he makes pants ony
Also Fsnch and English black eassmeres and dOeskins
Gents who want Of psnts will do well TO call ~
HAsTiNGs' COMPOUND sYKITr OF NArrhA-
ali disease: q de- isas. This has decided ,hs dPut;
faculty and al Who have sssd l. that eon:u%pon and al
Of the uass only be cured bat they
% @ fis%s liable The spsI..'on .nss bottle.
gone wS the
aud single dose gives evidence Of is extraordinary IN
das ol ~
SS e sns
S as M % the
profit When saisa;.ss 70 a. ,asS aaissIsl
s%."t physeisns calling
Hn s t p
shed efficacy by undenabe proofs ofcurng consumption
Price One Dollar bottle six bottles for five dollars A.
G n. SoSs % Sase s, @
be purchased out and out BY those who sell again This ar
Nspths Syrup cannot be obtaasd
M direct
wss viii 3. s
waded em manner TO secure their safe and speedy
Notice-Moore Co.. the former agents for this medicine,
have with The IF Dr. Hastings Of London ;Old and
yhS t al
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nR. sAvIARDs INVALUABLE EXTRACT, for tn

nR sAVIARD's INVALUABLE EXTRACT, for the
- Of Gononh1a, Gleet Structure Sexual lmpoency
and all other diseases Of the urinary Tins eItract ne
shadow of doubt superiority over all other medicines
Of the kind putting their
or many thousand the proprietor has never received
single complaint Of its failure II requires not the least
ordinary habits Its action perfectly free from all those
feelings under ordinary
Of neither loss OF appetite
that ee OF by the racing
action OF but by its properties
that peculiar eky so well marked under the
.cton other remedies For SALE with full
directions at e Greenwich between Couraandt and Liberty
streets New York Price 81 20 30tsm
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THE FASHIONS OF THE DAY-Roman Togas-Drexs
aud Frock Coats elegant good fits be had emaka
bly, prices from fashionable neighbours SANFORD
Brothers Taors LAT Fulton door the Herald
sdhce ms Msrh
BRITANNIA WARE MANDATORY -OAtrande
ID Norris (successors to Henry Hopper) No 2n Second
between Avenue and have constantly hand and
for sale large Of Britannia Lamps fS oil and :pr
Candle Casters Pitchers Tumbers, Teapots Soup
md avy Ladies. Spoons, Spoons Syrnges, Decanter
COrks, &c.
NJ Britannia Ware neatly repaired. si2 sot~rc
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MEDICAL NOTICESoD q, f,pes MoIpy con
biltss strictures chrenic geet &c &c The method
of curpg twoto four days and lately adopted
in London will be pursued by them. Dr. Morpy. who has
praelced for years IN London and member o. the college,
st. Charges moderate. mis- lt'c
ID DIMINISHING DYINGAND SECURING in all styles,
III at 20 Dey street, New York--H. GUERRTER, wopre.
Of this essbshment has connected himself partnership
with OF the celebrated dye and from PARIS
This valuable addition his establishment induces him to
hone that his customers will increase every day
The prices always moderate.
NB-The greatest given to the DYING Cleansing aud
grapes embrodees gold and silver and relating
to furniture and the toilet
Garments dyed black for mourning in 40 hours nj i2.r
d Enn CHALLEN9E.-Notice 10 gentle men who want,
pOVOtheT old clothes to look like new call at the Tai-
street. where you all grease pitch tar clue and paint
extracted without .oIng the CLOTH at the shorter, notice and
the reasonable tetms,by j D. NOAH,
IS Gold street, doors from gsskrpop q.
N1.Ihs highest price paid Tor ssndsnsn isi, sh yssr
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CMOKERS HEAD QUARERS LOG Broadway-lt is often
y the that whea person his bi,hed reputation
tention exclusively TO ymaking Such not the
of the subscriber who the moker general that he
the best quality of imported His agent in Havana will
forward invoices of the indigo
TO island aud his long qualities for the
task H. HENRiQUES LOG Broadway, cor L inc.
The trade, and steamboat Captains sup
Piled the liberal and exporters be furnish
cd from tn. United Statss Bonded Warehouse ol9 l4t~m
DIAPER HANGINGS L GREAT BARGAlNs.-R
Pearl street. Franklin Squarc) would inform Country Mer.
chn Jobbe and those the trade that he selling Of his
ring, with view Of declining this business fer another
wholesale dealers purchasing from $50 500 for
cash. shall have the goods strictly Manufacturer cost
prces To those buying larger amounts liberal discount
from prices" will be made Purchasers finding the
named in strict accordance with the above
AMOUNT they intended before calling"
sex22 g0fSm X. PRINCE. N3 Pearis
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Movements OF the Packets.

Pvrt 90 view York., November Is, 1877.
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KAtrE aETHSE Of TIE rkAaG gnaa A.
disease. there referred hi, residence Greenwich
be surprised apdty and little yenience attending
their He believes, however, chiefly those who
ered from certain class Of pretending people, and
other who properly appreciate his services
pecially in Scturc from it's first ncpient to its adj
and Distressing stages in which rom ad
vantagcs in addition to very extensive practice in this com
has ground for stating be obtained from other source IN
America Offce hours to l2 A. NJ, and to n M lSun-
DAYS invariably exceped Consultations by letter may pc
ADDRESSED" Box 500, Lower Post Office, New York"
auan2 m
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Domestic importrs,ops.

ST. MARE,Brig Hope-2c bale. cotton Allen co2O2 d.
HoIbrook Nelsonl08 Coe Anderson col lot old cope
Centre cs-sp bales tobacco order
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"A TO LET-The two story house No. $50 Hudson ST,
IN lately occupied by the late DIR. John Dillon d'ntist-
The house perfect repair ard will be rented. fur
shed Possession will be given INN, dlsely
ruuuire on the " misses. NIL l2t"rc
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ONCERTAIN DISEASES OF e., 4 PEERhY INT IT

O-EsTTNG AND IMPORTANT NATURE.-Doctor
RALPH Author Of the Private Treatise &c. begs to ss
interested in the diseases there
red that he may be consulted his private dwelling 90
OPP NJ Also observe that besd,s gleet, structure, and
various complicated disorders enaed these by
yepereal asde there others which deeply interest
the sufferer such Weakness and irtitaby Of the
sexual organs from early habits Incon
t,nence Of Urine Diseases Of the KIDNEYS and Of the
BLADDER; CRAWL, .nd tho,e various Unnsry Alice
tons by post may be addressed Box a69 Lower Post Oee
and will seye the faithful and deliberate attention
nlb
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NEgGAk HegsEp 9,a,, KI I,,s,

TONER IN Phad, phs The cure Of ali diseases Of the skim
Of delicate nature and destructive habits Of YOUTH
still continues 10 engage DR. Knkelns attention
nvads whose complaints the most desperate condi
ton depend beng always conducted by Dr. X. him.
self with prompt safe and energetic treatment to apereet
Strangers travelling supplied moments notice with
define themselves the convenient and
private manner.
Cure warranted or no charge required.
Letters paid will meet prompt attention kesidence
" w Of Third and Union Streets half square from
the Exchange. -
r1-For full particulars th page Of the Philadelphia
spss,,t ofthe Times, o0tsrc
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nH COOPER, II DUANE STREET. between Graham
~ and William streets hos for the last fourteen
the extensive prncce in private diseases OF
medical in New York He cure the most aggravated
this dease and mild red in five days
StctureDr. Cooper has discovered method by which
he The worst form of structure IN from ono 10 tw?
weeks with scarcely pain tbs Constitutional
debility brought on by secret habit ndulged ~ ~ young
This when too freely INDUCED in, bege dyspepsia,
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion OF
Intellect and aversion TO society cure warranted N every
case. charge. No mercury pssd- MIS- hsre
NJ EDCAL CARD DR. Morrison. 2oix Fulton street de-
WI vote his entre time to the treatment 81 PnYets Diseases
Colleague Education and Pfactiee Of twentyir yeas.
enab. him perform speedy aud permanent epTes sanse
would consult their welfare by calling Dr. NJ and eram-
ing his claims their confidence. go.
Fee Dr. Ms Diploma with the signitures Of SIR ashley
Cooper Sir A Carlisle, &C. his Office, 2otS Fulton a.
mis- ltsrc
LEADS OF HAlR-Heads of Har-Those articles tor
IL mery known Wigs and Scalps PRIOR 10 the late i'm
provement, Of Rdgwsy are now known only by the a,s
tout ensemble causing them be the most desirable uer
next natural head Of hair To be had only Of CHAkLE5
RIDGWAY practical Hair cutter and Wig maker 40 Broaa
way of Maiden lane, up stairs Call aud see them.
NB,-Private rooms for fitting and irving on wigs &c
30t&rc
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Al EUiJAL CAnu-Dr. Nornsos. sv<A fuiton street.
l dsvotes his time TO the trssnent oil private assaS
yeas enable him perform speedy and permanent eures
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling on W. M
end examining his claims their couhdencs-
Nervous and Constitutional Debility-Ihs sReuon sno
yout inducing ngciurSsl emissions and ultimate ,mpesney
restoring system 10 healthy and reinsstns us orr
gual vsor a perfect cure guaranteed a. .,
Structures Of the Urehra cured BY Dr. M on improved
principles without pain or inconvenience
n B-Leuers. post paid, promntiy attended TO-
See DR. Ms diploma. with the s'Enstures OF sf Astley
Cooper Sir A Carlisle sc. his once. 1otk FULTON street
aid sof-r
A BEKNETHYs BOTANICAL FILLS. for the speedy
"A and radical OF gonorhos giess stnstnres All ufe-
thral discharges irritation Of me Moneys ana bsoonsa
whites.
,s@pl,t.. ia q. .-Jy s.r.. ~ .ggers.. oss so' '
'' .a ,NS ixiit'x1EG' Z d:Ss.; r:,:;
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N. B-Be observe the written signature of c.
Ring the cork Of each bottle. 81 1otsrc
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBITT 10 Duane stree.
msnbeI efthe Royal College Of Surgeons. L9ad9n and
delicate diseases His long experiences
and close this class complaints hi. pleasant safe
during long and extended practice for thirteen this
eity-snd above all his legitimate medical qualification are
mode of safe eectual and expedition. not re-
curing either the OF mercury restraint IN et or bus
Structures cured two weeks with scarcely any
pain. Constitutional DebilityThose individuals who have
be e,to5ed to health and society Mild cases Ismoved two
enclosing fee Of three dollars win receive prompt at
tention. IS 30t~m
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

ship Osceola. New Oreans; bark Success Cape de Verd
brg Frsaeiseo, do Br0ome. West Indies
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a Enn REwARD-Crossss SPECIFIC Mixture for the cure
BOOV Of sonsuha gleet structures and analogous com
plants Of the Organs or or all remedies yet dis
covered for the above complaint. this the most certan
speedy and without the least resric
ton Diet drink exposure change application bus
ness The proprietor challenges single instance OF recent
cure forfeiture Of $500 One bottle lasts week which
generally cured in days. For sale BY
e. III Hing Is7 Broadway corner John street. New York.
IN
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- EASTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL. BOSTON
@ The subscriber bess svs TO announce 70 his friends
aud the travelling public generally thar he has leased
years this aud splendid hotel situated
site the Eastsm railroad depot
The nppoin mens the house such the
ubscrber saying hst they will avorably with
Tor In. bea and patronage bestowed upon
the various Establishments which the undersigned has been
with he begs leave tender his
full and with renewed efforts his part,
he for the Easem Exchange the appreciation
of its guests
Coaches w be found the various depots
sou the house.
Price Of board. 81 IS per day. ALONZO REED,
MO O the Warren House. New Yotk.
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- TO LET-A neat two story cottrgc house suitable
- for genteel family situated in 4ch between
III Broadway and 9Th Avenue Rent low Enquire on The
.m,srs Of TX. PENDLETON.
nj ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

Of the volume there given h editorial commend
sfnry notice of Il the extraordinary space OF ain
columns Whether this really commendsron The
puzzle decide We have not yet heard Of one
reader who dd take II IN that ght There was 70
b. sure inserted snt appended tbs usual stale eares
that The Editor did no, endorse dii not express an
10 that eject but this has often been sl;sched 20
long columns OF lnndeity. such o Owens etters' or
proceedipgs Of meetings u social reormsrs that the
editor ought - b. ashamed again employ thin
disguise sentiments be "a ready 10 Get forth
and circulate Next comes two columns more from
Prof B. accom- panied with challenge and wager.
reply Il At length called out and then this very consist
ent editor dos hesitate characterize fs writer 40
one who had unnecessarily numbered his coumns and
thrust upon hs 5rbesrsnce controversy 10 when o.
could have wished 10 take no part. In the same con-
nectOn he represents himself As having long suffered
Injustice from such sdistors a. the reviewer, VINO
claim bearing for their own side. but denounce the
granting Of ike audience those who cherish adverse
convictions On such proceeding comment is unne-
eessary After this unlimited and freely granted indu
editorial designed and adapted TO promote the
circulation OF the book and 20 commend 10 70 public IL
reply OF shout fourth OF the space which bad
been previously occupied is stigmatzed 40 ssdstoria
Intrusion and forcing upon the paper OF mater Alto
seiher uasHied ifs impartial c0isnss To crown The
climax Of unfsirnss Prot after al this 10 sssn 10
yited and contributes three columns (mssing In
al fourteen In defence Of the book and this on the as
sursncs that farther shall BE- admitted from
the other side T. L.
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Terrible Collision.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
The steamer Nue while on her last upward trip,
.sr into the Wiscoasia coming down tearing away her
larbOArd wheel wheehouse porters room stairs to
the upper cabin and carrying away her guards and stan
,ons for twenty feet At the time OF the coison
the engine OF the Wisconsin not In notion ana the
shaft being of wrouehtiron WAS not broken out me
force of the Nile great when IL struck the vince
thsi II breke OF the crsnks and otherwise did much
damage TO her machinery
The accident, happened about 20 miles above forf era
tot on Lake Huron. IL o'clock on Monday night. Both
beats under full hesdwsy. Capt Plocker, OF the
Wisconsin sick at the dime and his % mate was In
charge of the deck The night clear and there was
no reason for the collision except rani Of room. The
Nile was very badly stove her stsbosrd bow being cut
down TO near the waters edge lew minutes after the
collision the Nile resumed her course but hailed by
the Wisconsin, to come and tow her into the river,
the sea was 60 rough that abe could not repair under
such motion.
The Nile tackled about and soon after coming scng
side there cry board the Wisconsin that sos
was sinking Forth with the passengers rushed heller
EXETER Tor the Nile Some dressed come ball dressed
ana some with clothes in their hands. IL described
most hideous night scene. After all the passengers
su eI' her the Nile continued towing her toward Inc
,s ana brought up 10 dock about daylight IL WAS
severed mat both boats needed repairs, and con-
sS"soIy ooto laid over for day for that purpose
No 'nrn esen resumed lite way the Wisconsin with
wheel the Nile with broken hull
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srraxxE CorRr-Ihe General and Equity terms
CONNIE need this forenoon. the former b.,ors yusss.
Csdy Hurlbu, and Edwads and the latter before Judge
Edmonds
10 the equity branch Judge stated ,hs, on s.es for
mortgage the Sheriff will be required pay into Cour,
within "a hours after lis receipt by him eli money for
sales complainant may become purchaser and rive
10 the sheriff receipt for the purchase money The
Bank of Commerce has been selected by the Court
bank of deposit There nov 100000 10 the Trus,
Go and $4,000 In the Manhattan Bank belonging 10
the Court
Tns Court does not feel itself under the Constitution
at liberty appoint referees In equity csses Parties
viii be expected TO do themselves subject 10 the sp
prova Of he Court
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BEAISTEDS' SALOONS,
Lars FssLg's wVssV~. ySl u
~ l1l BROADWAY. NEW-YORk. n
EDITOR OF THE MIRROR.

" IL. Fuller, ESQ. 10. ofshs Evening Mirror. pub
ished the following 10 bis editorial columns, and proves
whal Dr. Townsend has sl-Ays elsimed-hsi 10 cleanse
The blood was he only mode Of ersieAng erupons And
identifying the fsc-.
c.nsuce Of ours Who has for years oeen o1o ed
iii az eruption Of the ssr which spoiled all hs beauty
and rendered his otherwise handsome face positively DIS
agreeable has been entirely cured by The usc 81 lew
bor'e. Of row NsENDS sARSAPARlLLA. All exter-
ns applications N such cases se worse man uscIes ne
n hi ths blood and only shove ise in the shin
Purify the vivid current ard The shin will soon become
pure and healthy. Ladies' who DESTROYS OF having
rssr and fair CEN ous shoud throw cosmetics 10 the
dogs and take Sarsspsrtils There Is nolhiug lac H.
Principal Ofhee 10 Fu.son-st sun Building.
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NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
----- =
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC RAPH
Scott's Army at Ayotla.
GuERRILLAS At THE NATIONAL BRIDGE.
SHARP SKiRMlSHES.
RUMOR THAT GEN. SCOTT Fad
DEFEATED THE MExICANs
IN a BATTLE.
Scott's Army at Ayotla,
suERRILLAs At THE NATIONAL BRIDGE
SHARP SKiRMiSHEs.
AMERICAN LOSS 500.
American Army believed to have been
In the Capital on the Goth ult.

By the schooner Mississippi at New Orleans Goth
uIt We have dispatches from Vera Cruz to the 2lst
August.
News had reached Vera Cruz by gentleman
from Ayotla who came by way Of Araseba, tina,
the vanguard Of SCOTS Army had arrived at Ayotla
20 miles from the Capital, Oh the 18th, to which
date not hostile gun had been fired
Reiuforcements for Maj. Lslly had gone forward,
under command Of Capt. Wells. They consisted
Of Wells and Psles' infantry and Major Childs'
lsncers They returned to Vera Cruz on the nth.
having proceeded as far the National Bridge,
where the express overlook Laly
By subsequent information received at Vera
Cruz. we learn that Major Lslly had gone ON in
safety beyond Jsapa.
Wells's command were compelled to fight their
way TO the National Bridge. and made attempt
70 pass it, but found all the nights occupied by Guer
rllss who opened a heavy fire, killing nearly all
our mules and horses and forcing the whole party to
retire without their wagons, except one with the
officers baggage. Almost everything was left in
possession Of the enemy. Our loss was FIVE or six
killed, two or three wounded, and several died
subsequently from fatigue.
detachment of twelve dragons, accompanied
by Surgeon Cooper, previously dispatched by
Wells to the Bridge, if possible, to present re-
port to Lally, has not been heard from and it is
supposed that the whole party fell into the hands
O. the Mexicans.
Major Laly is reported to have had sharp sAir-
mish with the Guerrilas at Cerro Gordo, and ex-
pected another at Lepeira nights One letter says
there was no doubt Of the safety Of the train.
No news had reached Vera Cruz from Berncon s
company. which had left on scont at the time
news was received there that Major Lally wanted
Endorsements. 1t was supposed by some that this
company fell in with the train at the National
- - ---.s---. ~ Otuers, ft Ia coDiec-
tured that they have been cut OFF by the Mexicans
IL was runored at Vera Cruz that Scott had m ct
the enemy and repused them after sharp engage
ment. The loss our side is said to have been
500. The Mexican loss was unimportant
Another letter writer to the P,cdyune asserts
that there is truth in the rumor. and he is conf
dent that the advance reached Ayotls on the 18th
without loss.
Both correspondents and the Vera Cruz paper
believed Mexico in our possession on the Goth, but
they had no positive information
The Jolapa Bulletin has advices from Puebla to
the 10TH announcing the departure of the last divi
sion of the army, numbering 1000 men, on that day.
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Principal Office i.s Ful,on..l aus slsOdl''p'
rz-CIoxc .nod,ue Tootch-ache Drop-.-Asree-

abe % the taste aud smeuever ngung the teeth, gums
or palate IN any way.-but making no compromise with
tha awful sc0urge OF human gums the Tooth ache
this extraordinary snodyne has the strongest claims 20
public notice Although has already been benehcia IN
thousands OF yet the proprietor confident thar
thousands constantly suffering nom ignorance or
the great remedy Let al good men, therefore, spread the
ioyu Intelligence that the celebrated Glove Anodyne Drops
cure the Toothache when carefully applied IN one minue'
Prepared By HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist, 23 Brosdwsy IA
the Granite Building. cor Chamhersst. sold also At 100
Futons II Fsst Broadway 5oj Hudsons cor spring and
by ali respectable Druggists the United States fee y
IL See that you be not cheated by unprineipled deal
srs with som, worthless compound Of their male
Examine the wrappers the vial and buy such - have
the signature of Henry Johnson 81 lIneod