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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

WANTED-A WOMAN AsIwETlNURsE. NONE
W but thoe who well recomu, ended seed
ply Apply at No 90 Ororae street BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

INFORMATION WANTED OF ISAAC HARBERT
brcksyer native Of Philadelphia AID known to have
heen that city ia e4l IT this should his New
York elsewhere line addressed to his siser Esther Ann
Hsrbet Sohu kill Lake Philadelphia viii be ended to ia
his adyanteee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

A SITUATION-BY A GERMAN LAZY TO IN
n strict in the German language ad neediewok.
children Also willirg to assist the lady here
treated Of the family. No objection abort dis
lance IN the country References given required Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

WI Evening". May ihs s-tsr,ainmslt to &C mmencs wih
mslion rhibb, Mr. Holland Mrs wbinss NJ. Henry To
be followed by anew loca'pece entitled GLANCE AT
CoIoyer; Eliza stubs,p. Mi':s.aary Tsysr Mary. Mn.
WHO'S My HUsBAH D3-.Daosl Toots'. Mr. II. II "a;
Mrs. Saith Thompson, Mrs hh.rwo'd To conclude wi h
Lddy Lsuagas. Mrs Hsny Dess tno,e so cent?; Upper
Boxe rs cents Pit shilling; Private Boxes So; oebss
fra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

GUNNER RESIDENCE-WANTED,B BY A REsPEC
- table family, summer Residence, exclusively, in
than SIX apartments for family and servants, arnshed To-
prefer uch establishment within the limits Of the sasd Of
New York, but to communications from jersey
Long Island. il not too distan Address, GUNNER Resi-
deuce - tbs ONCE Of the Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

LVON NEW OItLENIN-'-'LUU NEW
York Line Of Packets Very Tedur ed rates Of Freight
Positively the first and only packet TO sail on Thurs
day MAY ltb The new and peadid fast sailing packet ship
CLIFTON. James Ingersoll master, is loading snd
will posively sail above regular day. For freight
passage having splendid furnished accommodations Apply
boardat Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street, to f. X col
LINs 50 South Positively eish. will be received
board alter Wednesday May 3d. Shippers
rely hi. ship sailing puncuay advertsed and hav
their goods correctly measured Agent New Orleans
Mr. VIM CREEVY, who will promptly forward all goods
bis address PACKET bark SENEsEE c. n Dillingham;
ter will succeed the Cfton and sail her REGULAR dsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

NOrICE-THE CONsIGNEE OF 90 sRRELs OF
~ Wheat Meal consigned by bill Of ladinT to Mr. VIII
lard, per ship Clifton from New Ore.ns qIestc 10 cal
immediately and receive the the Of r. X. COL
LINs, So South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

d 1OREwARD.-IF THIS SERVANT IN LIVERY,
W III with gold hat band who drove two ladies TO No
81 Leonard Tueday last will give any information
the residence persons no will receive the above
reW AddJexx r. ID. Ar This office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

NOTICE,-THE INTEREST OF the UNDER
Well. Co. on the 4,h Of March sold aud r.?aui.hsd
the business being continued BY Henry Wells his
count. >RULlNE c. LIVINGSTON, Widow OF the
late (Yay ford Livingston ew York Apr,l rs lS4a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

OFFS TO LET, IN MAIDEN LANE AND Will.
II liam streetTbe lofts Of 81 Maiden lane Is feet
rear BY isa feet dep The loft, Of q William street feet
iugs Of the first class with revoog doors window
shutters, we'll lighted just fnishe and ready occupy Ap
pv afl Maid lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

OsT-THIS AFTERNOON, IN GOING FROM Is
- Maiden Lane through William 10 the OF edsr
hr, do CSe % =" Ime ven n he
balance in smaller bill banis not recoilessd Tbs finder
sh III he suitably rewarded by leaving the
HaHht Co.'S So Maiden Lane, " Knapp, at Nc. l6s
Greenwich street Saiu'd,v, april 20.
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BROADWAY THEATRE MONDAY EvkNIN0,
ny g ?; hs esg,ns peF' , sS%dy 81 co %.
n, Grand Duhe Mr. Frederick; ri co yoeoph Mr. Fls-
g,snt IL be followed b. th- lrco Of TEDDY He II
LEk Teddy The Tier, MIR. Collins Lord DrrdeIford Mr.
ID. Z. Anderson; Lady DuuderoId, Mr.. Chapman To
cude with hs comic ore act called the N
GEL oF The ATTIC. The Chevaer, hlr. Tleging: Ma
rietts Miss Iebn Doors open at O'Clock Feforisf
70 bsyra at rlf pest C,e,s and Psrlus,s,
smtIv ~rglas nrfs GAIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

f,HATHAM THEATBE--MONDAY EvtNING
- My 1913 the sntsIainmert TO commence WIN n.
nsD.; Mslponer e, Mr.. Isberwood Betty Mrs Booh 10
be followed bt SARAH, The l:Wkss-psvid stc berg.
10 be followed By New YORK As 1T IsTMo,e. M
with nay HUSBANDS GHDSr-t o.por1 MusNt M,
Held; hrt. Muskst Mrs. Booth. poos opsIed NJ o'clock
geriorraaes At 7s o'c.c-l Borst :, enss;
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EWBANN ON HYDRAULIC.

A Nd MECHANICS--COmplete sets Oft useful W
n Ia eight parts or numbers may sill be obtained OF
Of he book seilers. Price each No = cts au7 n&'
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SCHOOLS.
MECHANICS, SOCIETY -CHOOL.-In

MECHANICS, SOCIETY -tHOOL.-lii =
vi Hesitation, situated ~ Broadway, AZ -
tbrough 10 Crusby--t vii be reopsuec or MuNDAi .
on dsy " August TIE location i cenra ana eAsy % %
cess from az parts % the city. ,ssf ,-o..
The course u instruction in ms insriutgn = ol -
thorough and practical character; and drslgne ~
no et'yste src expand The iue ecus powers D-l -
enighien the mind and improve ne n-arl 20 g. '
- a. sify The plplis FOR future u--il ne.s .,r,.
The Mae Dep. rtrneri wiz b. under ne .raIlS - -
vision n Mr lanes McEllgO-, ~ Prncl. - - -
81 other Teachers. al Il whom are bon y 49,. =.
pereure vel cuaHf.d % discharge ne AnPof-ii'' -
which have been infr1sed 20 them A.. -. .h.r~s
The Female Depsr-meuf wi conlnue unlr -4. -
Of Ms Man Bean A. PnrcPsi, as-isiea ~ s- -,
vorIng ~ - Ell Of whom mol only ~ I'LL 49,. -
I'll erdg.v ,errs and lersry aialiitili- by So ~
49, nora eharscfer afsbe AID aiia9e -
rIs.sslrg manner. are peculiarly qla.hre ~ 80. 80 ~
fb,- ~ fo.e Young ladies' who may oe placed 70 nc III
IT, svster1 Of teaching n his lnstiuon = y srp.'
r,s-.zrrs a. IL our Coleres-eacn Ieafnef h4+l- ~
~ bsge Of eli lie upis VITO are pursuing Aay Par10l
Jar branch fsiudy. ., ,.-..--. - si.-o--
100 re eafrspce o the Female Department prn- Iui-
Roadway ard tbaito the Mae Dep artneni non Ofos
Appics1on for admission into ether " q Ne aI-.
NAV 5e made 10 the Principal. or 20 az Of h5
named eeuter1en who compose ne scnOol CoiIl-ro'
Henry 7 ingalls,, Geo W. Farlham- In0mss h.sI.s -
Linu. W stevens J. 7. b. Navel { Ch7ia ~
lanes Morris William Brady, Francs r ScNoa-'
JoTr p Moore George Endlcor james ftglr
fv2 i'm LYMAN COBS Sec'yof school Coiillu-e-
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HIGH sCHooL DICTIONARY.

A HIGH SCHOOL PRONOUNClNG DlCliONHhI
y Of the English language abridged from me Airfca N
DicnCnary Of Noah Webster IT. D. win scceniea v0ceD
ulares Of Classical, Scripture and Modern 1eokIaPDc1i
names by William O Webster,
Tts Is neat dudecimO volume o. 20 pages ano = CO
signed % furnish fer schools vocabulary o. me more com
r words which constitute the body Of our language
h numerous technical 10 the sciences and srs ana
many word. and phrases from other language wncn H
- ~ ne .sfb Id English boOSs with bref definition OF
each Such 9ariciples ssO i'd ecuye nave been M
.red Immediately after their verbs well g. nose when
are ar or not Of easy formation, bat mostly without
definition - heir meaning may be easily deduced non me
rrim'fve under which they stand. Irregular pluras are
given 10 this work. sso the puras OF nouns IN ~ eI
heinz gre tendency even among good writers 70 misspe
purss Ofs SubjOnee the work are also accented
vocabuares Of Greek Latin ard Scripture proper names
and hat Of modern Geographical names, Win uer pro-
uOlnciati0n A. given by the latest suthOruss.
The photography and pronunciation IN ms Yoiuint 1e
made 10 correspond closely with the recent editions Of d.
" sies works -ssd under the e1Orshp II Prot Good
Ticn Of Yale College Published AMI for sale by, =. g,
iy26 HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE. 2lb Peafl-st n 4
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CRoPs ~ CANADA.-NOtv outstanding the wea-
Their mas been rather showory cannot learn that the
Crops have yet sustained any material harm niue
bsy NAV have been wetted. and deterloraied IN qua
~ bot we believe that is the extent Of the mischei-
We nave seen some specimens If the wheat much IN
isred bv he iy but we believe those only very
early samples. and that the great bulk Of tne "neat
Crop l. sound and abundant Oats and barley are very
heavy in the ground and very healthy Peas are ucn
srop rs was never before known and no serious Dam
ne i vet done them. In this neigh5oThood great
quantity Of Indian Corn IA sown and II eoks uncoii'
,oonly well The minor articles Of pumpkins and kid
new beans ane also prosperous. With respect 70 fota
toes here and there they have suffered from the rot but
we doubt that this is the epidemic so e'ay celebrated
20, ,he last four years We are inclined TO think that II
IA nothing but what Is due 10 the stsgnaton Of the wa
ter on land imperfectly surface drained and whicn
would destroy any crop In quality they are generally
excellent and are now abundant in the market
Montreal Gsz. 18th.
rg Mr. Charles Williams OF Dover, n. H was
robbed II his pocketbook, containing sl'4o whhe
travelling in the cars from Lawrence 70 Boston, On
Wednesday.
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Law Courts.

supxH,oH CovRr-In Cham s-Before Judge
sasds Hates' cegs-Ia 'he eae Of hswn h.l saa sa.ss
stands charged with felony y having eo,.sa eos 20 ",
"a, judge cosdeed that be vas insady detained On ke
roundi FIAT AFFIDAVIT whh he warrant VA ssued Va. Pc
fcve IN not showing positively that the alleged COMMITTED
- ne STATE Of Pean.ssna % showing that the prone bad
thsi an inference night De- drawn from the sa
VI made ay hf sn,nI 800 ,,, S,i. "a ,si ~ a.
fused there only b. derived from inference, and
hat suaei found Jurisdiction The oacer-i must Be
Iadss Ino Circuit Court reoied the ON vol Of
us Law Reporter o . N Pon, on both hese PoIo a.
great respect clearly oonsount with good sense and Of he
~ 49, $40 ~, tar n, T., the law of Penu-vl,a
4. 20 ne m ~ s,.,.,e Of Tia, STATE tbs,
nong more than mscemesno ieonybut our act author
Tradition ofcase Of crime whether felony Or not and nre
81 could be felony "a Penn, iysnis-
Auohsr ese,son complaint made here ous,
copy q the change made The foreign STATE II seems To
ne sound discretion The Magistrate should require the pro
aa Of . Of ee es,fss on o az, msae 70 as o'esn .e
not bat IS 10 decide ,s pon aud there
On ID. other grounds y clear that the aidayton which
s magistrate proceeded not su eui 70 authorize he issuing
s. sial1s. ,'' '''' ''' ''''''''''
on t DECISION beng announced the complainant presented
JpSss ahds, which they claimed first tina, he hoed
hold pron. under the Habss Corpus Act The ground that a
saceni thereby and secondly
called upon him 10 commit The prone for examination as mgs
ss having criminal 20 l',a he 'uegs defined 70 I,e,s
presented hearing and too late and b. regard 70 The power
haired with those duies exclusively nih cfy aad would BE-
1s that the business should BE- nieeee with Which 'eH
pressing The must he referred 10 the criminal m-irae
lad named GrseR brought up application Of Dr.
mother Margaret and bic discharge from enlistment demanded
GA the ground Of minority. he wa- discharged
L. s. COMMISSIONING OFFrcE--Ge0rRe H. BrOWH.
6ff the ship arrested complaint the Captain
Of attempt revolt while the rn Havfe also tir
sau and buier named John Nlen appears Tie
mate got controversy Maen called hn and assault
him haud.pke ncreret and considered the
ne 10 blame knected duty aud he Captain aef~afd
fused 20 ocer he so sPole harsh words
% The CAPTAIN SAID that Mden continually
knocsed on du whsn he
90 from gathering h wrnl fkanna
bon 10 ne assault. 10 BE- tbs
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MINING COMPANIES.

nOCKy Hill, MINING AND MANUAL
hTrRING COMPANY-At meeting Of me Board oi
Directors held Camden, n j. on NE ls J9y l9to, AZ
M nj 10 cents share each and every snare
~ tbe capital 81 cs Of the Company was evied paysols
thirty dsys from the lsh day Of July lss, al ne once OF
The Company IN Philsd. lpbis. a..
Etylef from TIE Supplement ne Chrer, opprored 4A
Fe5rHdYs. 1873
refusing ts.effrfrlt
81 h -re .a gwen heretofore lr',ei 'of s
~ Z, ,i corporation each l1 every share of socA upon ~
40 -....rs- remain unpaid for the period % thirty Gays a.ef
,s . have been gwen such form a. lie Deeior' nav oll
tb- b. Avs t lie stockholders that such assetsns "a is ana
--s a, or4.r of the Board of DireC1r, HUGH ChAl"
D.vrp c SxENrrr Treasurer Lyle Sfl President
rT,UE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Isle Royal ena
OHIO Mining Co will lake notice that an assessment Oh
: on share has been made. payable 20 the secretary On
49, - - John ERWIN. Sec'y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nv ORDER Of Hon Freeck Stevens County Judge Of IRE
i,Corrfy ra gwen. pursuant On The PROVISIONS OF W
against ft-conii- fni
MAJ al sftt.heut ssuci an he estate o' III, HAM,
ROGFHs now Of he CITY oi hurno a. 'n o- lul.s
arf ne payment a hr
49,. o-... be- smear discharge such attachment aoi
law fha three maths he frsi publication oi ms l,r Al
~. ~ .ert rf an, due % him By residents OF tn stare
80 a trer % % him i1r bis oi sn properly N .A'
sre te 1rzrg On hu. and tie transfer oi Any s.t e ~ ~
49,. f4su =, law snt are Dated Bu1an. MAY ~ 1875
iel iarlu CHAs A. : WILLIAMS. Auy lof ,itenis e-r-
OTfCF her~b gwen persons having inns aEai--i ~
t...fs1 TtNFs AISEY decrfet late oi The s- oi -
- T., sr-.enf the -le With the vouchers thereof 90 ihe
b..r. ri 'er oce % Pm street fhe Cy OF Ne~ iors on
or ber. DE sih day OF January neSt-Det New ioA July "
isis X Ht.IIssk99' Executors
IS aoom- j r. hALsAl, B.,
.,TPRFNF COURr-To JOHN ? KENsEIIi hol are hereo,
- .r.i fo sn.ver complaint of Neae G. Lite Merchant
- e On, anI County Of Albany, plaintiff and tl serve ac3
III ~ answer oa us a. of Albany, MN twenty Gays a
49, ..r,- ofth. SUMMONS. exclusive of The dy OF t''e
ri.tf viii tale Judgment against tau or 'ry one ia' gu
,. " AN interest thereon from the lh DAY Of Nofenhef -
100 I,lilsutoil HARRIS q FAN WORST. Aty' Aol1 we
- rI7Rs NNCE of an ORDER the Surrogate Of e County OF
-. yors ~re hereby % all persons having claims A. ~
naNfsf sf-IIIVAN late of New fors, decreased 20
r d. .aue f vouchers thereof % tie sln-'roef- M -
-. i, t.,rre ur8rfe Broadway, TIE 1y o. NcN
Yar n 90 twentieth ty OF September ue&DAea New
Yort. ile iath iay of March isis
mii .aFsm Gk0hGh nesuDk IS
- PURSUANCE I'D sn ori.r the Surrogate Of uc County Of
fNs,, Yars rate hereby gwen 90 a persons having ,tr
- ELFklFr WILLIAMS late of the Cy of N@s fors DE-
r-ts o. resent with vouchers thereof ~ ne 'ln-f ar
BIZ No So strrri. Che ty ui "" lufAf .l q" e
f. ~ h Gas of Jsnuag ueHp-d Nee fors ssh Jay Jny'
lsts,- Isl lar6mI SAMUEL T. WlLLiN' Eheeuor.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
rrou the Pee. M.reh a. 1877.


HONE-PREE-T TRADE;
OR, FrrLR VREsEAU's CHINESE SorIoSs.
. n, ,oo remote E1ien,son' Of .fuseyioga Coz~syo,
To EVERY cline through every sea
The bold adventure steers
In bounding bark through each degree
His couBtry's produce bears.
How far more blest % stay at home
Than thus on Eepiunes waste 70 roam
Where fervors melt, or frosts CONCEAL
An We with toll and hardship worn,
Condemned 70 face the briny foam
All from such fatal projects turn
The wsvedividiog keel
The product Of yon fertile plain
Transferred 20 foreign shores
To PAM sr pride, OF please the vain
Some fatal change restores
Hence, every vice the sale impOrts,
The glare Of kings, the pOmp Of cOufts
And man designed 10 I'll the ground
IL sent 70 dwell on yonder wave,
Il made the cruel pillows sport
Since Commerce hrst % Avsrice gave
To sail old Ocean round.
How FAR less wise than Chins's train
VINO ne er remotely stray
But leave the world 70 mex the "a"'
And safer tribute psy-
Thus treasure - their country Do"s
Freed from the danger and the woes
OF distant seas and dresry shores
They see the eager stranger come
1Ahi 100 regardless Of repose)
40 Watt superhoOus riches home,
That Aysrice there explores.
Americans why half neglect
The culture OF your SOL
Prom foreign traffic why expect
Sure payment for your toll
Al home a safer harvest springs
From mutual intercourse Of things.
Domestic duties 70 fulfil
vsst seas pthia your realm abound
Where Commerce soon shall spread hef sail
Nor Europe's wrangling race b. found
To BEND YOU TO THEIR WILL.
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GEO. ROGER>'- STOMACH IiNCIl HI e i.hal
More f1r cholera ch0lc. cholera mofol- ana olnrr
stomach Ssesses No family traveller should ever be
without b. High medical and otnef y =.
Inspection invite al during the present sicAly season ~
tes Ia. wines being really what PROGRESSES 70 re- Fal
- well As pgrfer rrd inrigorlfor Of The entire system
PRINCIPAL depot Chamherss- For sale a. the puncipa
s1Iy ~ 49, 800. None geunine without my written
siyranire GFORGE ROGERS. each bottle ahe. au7 Wv
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m stsa-slv era yrer BofsH fr L'rsrori Mr. hesS and
fafsnt Reed and W Prescott Of Bosioni smith Bryan 6eosc
ho~isnd and LADY Re, Rooker AID Charles >mpsn Of Ne~
Hear, Boyle Joha pdou and Nj Mure OF New Orleans
Capt Powell RN Mr. fowe, children and Barton and
Aarnei Eneland Rev Dr. McG,nN, WIFE, daughter and infant
q scotland Nj Norrd and JOINS Mobile siui Taylor, G OF
fsrhed Ne; Mcdonnell ct Mississippi kob Howe. Of fhlttc
phss BENJAMIN Holmes Of Montreal john Bates Of Ireland JOB Ter
80 HaiVssJ Robb Ms Robb, Bostca Mss Robe,
Archibald .at lad, Mr. JOB dy daughter ohn Fox. A.
shons David Steele Arhhsh Rgsrsou OF Ne~oundiand
Nood ssd lady Nj Newman. Ms Mi.son Mrs Brown and
Fss. Of Hahisx-lQ
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EFAyTs I'm HORSES CURED.

n HORSES ARE TROUBLED win no diseases
N which injure hem N value az much as heaye' Tad
animal which sbors under any disease OF ms AND pants
snd .gges FOR breath when urged 20 ordinary exeruon
80 -annot BE- depended on Horse owners being aware
~ bis vii depreafe horse in value a. leas, Orenaf bis
orgrual value when touched "a tie rinf These com
plants are getting be most alarmingiy prevalent and
I'm. h bshoove- horseoWners 10 look oul FOR remedy
which can depended upon as spechci and for this Pur-
SIRKBRIDEs TATTERsALLs HEAvE POWDERS
are offered with confidence 20 The public tbs remedy
fs srf Of he md offered ne notice 81 ne Pr0e and
has attained such popularity and 50 1rea sar, mat a.
1.s ,th for every beneficial remedy invention, L has
.ronss of inefficient imiiaors But from ~ exirs9finsfy
efficiency Il stands pre- alS sSfs 0''e''
written and verbal have been tencerei some ~ Of when
have been published Scarcely day passes out We receive
- or sod our remedy Below subjoin one Of the
isesi Wa cent Us 6y Mr. c. Dyer Jr Of Providence
r Il speaks hundreds have
NJ Csfin OF tbs civ has cured three horses Of he
Heayes By yourremedy and great many others MORN
Is o. similar success The following eernesie was iaey
handed II does not SPEAK very iaFofaoy q com
Mound called Heave Cure, which some che has alely a.
iempted 10 introduce here
~ Dyer Jr- Three weeks ago ! purchased q the
scent In Providence package Of Powders called Hesve
Cure and gave 10 ny horse according to direcncls y
hsd not the ges effect upon the disease neghoor u
uin- stor; time previously purchased u you package
N Kirsbrides Tattersals Heaye Powders which be
gave 10 his horse directed for bad of the Heave-
have seen and rode after as hofse nce aa eolo ~.
discover the least symptom or appearance OF ne assae
remaining. and have iotsy purchased paczase {" me
sane article Of yoq being confident that vi etec sc1re
C.rrJox-Tbe Hesves have been heretofore considered
ururabe bu since our remarkable remecy ha- conquered
h In - many cases. there every day spring up rem
. ,isA rr9f,s % b. fsfEibl>t Persons canuOued
70 beware OF those cheap compounds OF ginger Tax seed
and black antnony &c and oy 20 rsy pal NE Iaef'
ure Of A. n COUGH Co. 10 counterfeit which q ors cry
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. by A. II. COUCH
4 co Ia Fs,tou-sf Newly ork sole PrOpretOrs.
SOD also By A L. Winship, y East Broadway, Al New
YORK Tsrier.slls. Bulbs Head iyl 6~eod
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MEDICINES.
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY,

FOR DIARRHEA. SUMMER COMPLAIN VI
cgfLpgrN nYsENTERY AyD CHOLERA No kbus,..
DR BILLfNGSS CARMlNATINE AND ASIklN-
~ GENT SYRUP. IN the above diseases always ahoie-
Inc Teiisf has now reputation established before The
public a medicine Of unnvaied excellence "a Ae ga
f ffbe ciseases FOR hich Il s Intended Is success =
,ib, psrsUel It, popua rty il daily increasing Thou
sands willing testimony ~ ~ Vrues aIu Piess '
r,sfrnde for the relief which u has afforded Them
The Press ana the Faculty Junsis, Lawyers statesmen
Dvines and cit zens Of intelligence IN every PROFESSION
mite in tins The public respectfully invited 70 exam
inc The certificates Of eminent physicians, surgeons m e
u Amy ami others who have used this article Pamphlets
10 be had graiuifOusy A. our stores
go, DR. se,ogr H.rg surgeon 4. g. Army, and Dr. Thomas
Harper. Of Vek-bur-
III DO q, certify af lr lie four year, have re
ouef, used Dr. BHl-.'. srlp cholera nisat1m. fi- sI
complaint ofchdeu and chronic cases 90 i'rrtra n gown ie
.r4 4ar ana have hesitation recommending tn pfeirt
m al oe of tie bet ior those fease- have eve
~ SEYMOUR HALsEl, ". D.
i'''''o'' THOs' J. HARPER. VI D.
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