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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

TF,s GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for January, lsi9,
npasses any number OF a monthly periodical We have
ever seen What are Magazines coming to, when pub
,hers give four steel aud mezzotini engrayngs and
,shty -four pages of choice original literary matter in
uae month The Wounded Guerrilla" in this mum.
kr exquisite picture the valley and mountains IN
~ distance in lovely perspective and the fore
round is finished with a care which we do not often
Deserve in American engrayings The Belle of the
Opera and d" Day on the Mountains which opens a
sendid gateway tor the coming yesr, are in fuckers
IS, style We cannot enUmers,e the yoluminous con.
suts bu, the names Of J. r. Chandler, Grace Green
vood Hosmer, Anne &. Lynch. Paulding, Mrs I'm
larry Hastings Weld Conrad Mrs Osgood, street Mrs
Annsn etc will be- quite sufficient guaranty Tor their
character We copy the following poem as best suited
IA nj
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~" The Washington UaioH Of sunday morn
,nc announces the arrival OF the following additional
Congressman
Ssvaie-Ncssrs. Butler. : C.. Houston Texas
Downs La: Berrien. Geo; Baldwin. Conn Uphsm. VI
HoHse-Messrs Thompson Nes and strong, OF Penn
sylysnis GOggin, OF Virginia Nenaole Mckay, boy
den DOnnel and Chngmsn OF North Carolina wilson
Pcasce and Johnson, OF New Hampshire Hubbard
aud Smith of Connecticut. Clark, Of Rhode Island
Henry. OF Vermont; 81 John Reynoid kellogs Hall
Rumsey, jr. snd strong, OF NewNork Harmsnson 81
Louisiana tsrsn and Root Of Ohio Cobb Lumpkin
HARRISON, and King, OF Georgia; kaufman. OF Texas
Harris sud Hillsrd Of Alabama Woodward, OF south
Carolina stuart Of Michigan.
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ODE TO SHELLEY
~ BAYARD rAYLoR.

Why ant thou dead Upon the hills once more
The golden mist OF waning Autumn lies,
Ice slow pulsed pillows wash along the shore,
Aud phantom isles are floating in the skies.
They wait for thee spirit in the sand
Hushcs cNpcctant for Thy lingering tread
The light wind pants 10 lit thy trembling hHiF
Inward the silent land
Lies with It's mournful woods why art thou dead
When earth demands that thou shalt call her lair
Why art thou dead O. glorious Child Of Song
Whose brother spirit ever dwelis with mine,
Feeling twndoOmed, The burning hate OF Wrong,
Aud Boauty's worship, dcsthless and divine
Thou ar, afsr--wii thou no; soon return,
To tell me that which thou hast never told
10 grasp NV thrObbing hsnd, and by the shore
OR dewy mountain fern,
Four out thy heart ss 10 friend OF old,
fearful with twilight sorrow Neyormor0.
WAY art thou desdi My years are iall OF pain
The pain sublime OF thought that has no word
And Truth and Beauty sng within my brain
Diyiner songs thar men have ever heard.
Vert tnou but here thine eye might read the strife
The solemn burthcn OF immortal song
And hear the music. that can md no Tyre
FOR thou hast known \ lie,
Lonely amid the Poets mountain. thrOns-
Whose cloudy SHOWS concealed eternal hre
could hsve told thee all the sylvan JOY
Oh usckle.s woods the meadows, far apart
Within whose fragrant grass. lonely boy
bought 81 God the trumpet al my heart
When on bleak mountains roar q the midnight storm
And was baihcd in lightning broad and grand
"a more than all with low aud sacred breath
Add forehead Gushing warm,
would have led thee through tie summer lana
my young love, aud past my dreams OF Death
isee, Immortal Brother had { found
tesi voice OF Earth for which my spirit pines
Isessiul speech Of Romes scpgchral ground
tne dussy hymn OF Nsllambrosas pines
ron thee the noise OF ocean would have taken
Agrsnd defiance round the mOyeless shores
Aaa vocal grown the mountains silent head.
Cansi thou not stl awaken
seassih the fuocrSl cyprcssl Earth impiores
'ypfesence for Der son-why art thou dead
40 eai rsve--ior Il 10 better thus
were cnce thy starry heart revealed 10 mine
.ae twin HE which would encircle US,
~ soul would melt my voice be lost In thine
'es.sf 70 mask the agony OF thought way,
zach through weak human lips would make It's
~'a 'oae endurance. such men must learn
, Tue Poets soul is fraught
A., -" s mghtiest speech, when lonelies, the dsy
- afe' are brightest. that IN midnight burn.
* Sspt. TOBiS, the celebrated correspondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

NEW TELEGRAPH LINEs.-Mr Bans patent for
an Electro chemical Telegraph was received in this
City yesterday. Mr.. Rogers in connection with Mr.
Lee the Banker, Mr.. Bamum and other capitalists
Baltimore have already bought for cash, the RICH, to
use ii between this City aud Washington. This line is
To be built forthwith also extending to Boston and
Halifax. to be constructed by Mr. OReily in connection
with Mr. Lefierts OF the firm OF George b. Norwood
4 Co of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

BRAzrLlAN TEA-We are indebted % the cour-
,ssv of The Brazilian charge asres for Two specimens
nj L. gren and black grow IN his beautiful country
We have submitted them % competent Judges, "lo
.n u IN u-onoupcing very avorasly upon their quail
~ They bid fair 10 rivs the productions Of the Ce-
lsstial Frnuire and fee no hesitation IN predicting
TIA, when the best mode Of preparation Of inst eee'
br.ted tea country shall have been introduced into
Brszi there vii no longer be tee universal demand
which has heretofore existed We hail this nfst a.
tempt 70 cultivate American tea with great pleasure
We have long been DESTROYS Of seeing he tea plant IL
trosuced into Flords and perhaps other southern
SAFE Brazil has preceded us. and we hope the
rnitd -t,tss Will not Be long IN Initiating Der noble
s~sr,nle Washington Jn4on, "a.
SUPPOSED esterday iniormstioa
Wa ig.p 70 the Day Police that the dead body Of N an
"a. 1viny in A .ink.hole near tue graveyard IN the
es,eru part of the city Il vas ur-' discovered BY Two
hovs xho Al the time were N pursuit d their cows
Wien Uncovered the hogs were deTouILng the body
a. ,bs s.o~v of TIRE boys Two OF the Police irnme
si.Iv rr,iret 70 The plsce but the body was gone
SaAient .igns EFF however 70 connrl the story
of the boys and track could be seen Tor saori os
tsnre- a. h the body hal been dragged OF
-'-'- 81; Louis Republican I'd Ut
r,,,x,,.I vetsIArUKE.-The Legislature OF this
sat- x met =, the sea, Of government on the sfst
- - I.nn.-v next under the new Constitution, and
,sgs in session forty isys At ts0 dollars sa1 aiier
-, tbev choose 20 continue tac session tney VII
,errive one dollar per diem IEey VII hardly sAas 70
remain IN ssssen more than the nfstnAned psf''a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

Re- Telegraph BALTIMORE Monday Dec J.
The recent storm has not extended far beyond
this city. The harbor and number of vessels have
been damaged but not very seriously.
The markets generally without change in any
particular.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
= New-York Wnter-Curc E.tabiI.hmenI

~ Newly rk Water-turc Esta shine nc.
DR. PERsoN has rernOyed TO new building, corner OF
Twelfths and University place, and overlooking Union
square where he mas all the bathing apparatus together
with ynn ssiuui for the most efficient treatment Also,
tina rooms and good liable for inysds Or others Tho wish
merely 10 battle. no I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

u The Boston Daiiy Bee, OF Saturday comes
to us with the announcement that Mr. BENJAMIN PER
LKy PooRE is hereafter TO act as the Editor OF tina,
sprigh,y journal Mr.. Poore has already obtained a
wide celebrity newspaper writer, and we doubt
not that under HE management the Bee will continue to
sustain the high position which its enterPrising and
worthy proprieiors have already earned for it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

Looo-FocoIsx IL IowA.-We find the follow
ing in the Iora CRy Republican Of the 18th inst
Fsal Plrv "a Ksol4k C0aaiy.-We learn BY private
letter that il Keokuk county there we're no polls open
ed in several OF the Wing precints IN o. voc
80 5000 nrecnis were furnished with poll boo IS
~hle the Whir precinis were left without any Inis
soks Ike foul play and could net have been aceiaenA
We sincerely hope for the credit OF me par Y.o s
- - D.,po-s,ie ths il was no design TIE votes from
the adjoining precints compelled to travel % =
Courtney and Lancaster IN order 10 secure tneF Not
These are the contemplate fraudulent means insus
,he r sui, As doubtful or even when they carry an
election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

CONVICTION or MURDERER.-PHfsonrSh'
Dec IS P M-The jury in the case Of the Ger.nan.
Henry Zmmerly who was tried for the murder o. Us
wife have rendered verdict Of murder n the nrst oe
gree The horrible crime committed on the nlg ~
OF the 18th september last The wretch lLintnef.yl
stabbed his wife in the back the len shoulder Win
saOemakers knife. About three inches oil me oiaas
~. broksn Of ia the wound and worked ~ way until
II almost touched the lungs great Gesl OF excite
uent prevailed among the Germans during the uia4i
but the murderer met with very Lille sympstny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

j l6th Of Noyember WILLIAM ~ RUSS sn his home, II
Stst-U N-wYOrs osisnsby for school since which tms
inell gent boy has good eduesfonj 10 good penmsn
Hs 10 IS years ~ age, feet 10 inches In hg brown
hair COW lick on nghi side hsTk blue eyes htte near
sighed fbu 90 liuls that il 10 hardly percepube hght
complexion spare faced dimples 10 hts eheess when ne
tass or laughs away black cloth cap, black slpaes
round about clouded bus and white striped ~h one
thresd Of black black o-n pants bsk sils neckhsDd
ssrctief bat bad sufficient ~ bis ~ pufcns-
other clothes well pay his expenses 20 any neigh
boring city or port Any person giving Information what
become Of him, where ho It, Will bs LITERALLY reward
ed and Will greatly reieve N. snsety Of father N this
should Of sail William, his father fess nifn
home n he 10 In business and does rot wsh
10 return 10 wrls and let him where hs 10 % hs
he can commu him. and there shall be- no obstacle
put IN his way 10 prevent his stsyng.
d26t- ,. III. ri -, u, Stats-sl NeN'f0ft
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nE.ICNER AND CARVER WANTED a fnt

Dr.ts NJ an TO .ork by tho year large Iron FOundry
In gubOdug city, who could give Satisfactory proof Of
his ability would rsreiys fair compensation for he Tine
One who has experience al stove Ofnsmening would bs
preferred None but those who give sasiacloy refer
for their ability need spply Address Carver care o'
'. T. Palmer Tribune buildings dIN
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II. .g9l62 3oss7 1884 1851 1900 'O,9o
WEST TENNESSEE.
REHABILITATION
- 800


RECAPlTULATlON
1918. 1917. 1911.
fafuf Case. rs Br1sn. v Brown Clay. fnt
r. Tenn. 20 l6J "A 90. 1881 l69lj..lS9-6 lb1l1
NJ Tenn - l62 30s57. 1921 1851. n O39 JO9O5
w Tenn 1880 1852. l3,7Os 1888. .4OO5 l2l91
Total % EOS 53il9 81 400 6O45l. 600a0 5e9i7
Taylor's majority, 62s6 Neil :. Brown Whig, over
Aaron v Brown Loco, LOIS; Clay over Polk, llj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

~ Water Cure.-lnyslids will hnd every convent
-ncs Tor Winter treatment at DR.. TRAILS commodiocs
establishment IS Lsghtst Bathing with warm, cold,
shower douche &c baths each door. Outdoor pfsenee
attended 70 Combinations ID lmos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

BEsLs's Hair Restorative now and bss been spilled on
tho.s terms since 1888 II from regular phys
clan and personal reference will be- given 10 some OF OQi
6r. citizens as 10 success For the convenience Of those
p,osdw.v az 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

are inomsd thai he b-s place get Ofnsmenta hair
Is al MEDHURsT HEARD'5, n M.iden-sne, where
hey hand the largest The cheapest and best sof
--nt OF wgs half wigs PEGS brsds u long hair, ing
ls fzeGIss &c which for price and quality are gn-qus7c
the usds supplied wholesale. Call AID hdse for your
..lvs. - s.dan-I.ne
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x cSsPt TOsiS, the celebrated correspondent
as at New Orleans raising 9 company o.
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Tar PRoTEsT.-This is the name OF small
sized newspaper published in Lowell and edited by the
/ on.ratives
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FRoN BUENos AYREs.-We have received files
OF the Baenos lures Packet TO the 3Oth Of September
Its columns are still devoted to the discussion OF the
eros Gore question.
Mott Anston Pringe, Esq has, by decree OF the sth
of September been appointed Consul for the Argentine
Republic at Charleston. Z {.
We copy the following account OF an earthquake in
the provinces Of the Banda Oriental
MGUELETE, sept T.
Yesterday another shock OF earthquake was expert
enced in this place and its vicinity and We are uns
ware 70 whs, distance II may have been ict IN the in
terror AT 10 minutes past A. n noise similar to
that of an explosion heard, causing ght tre-
bling of the earth which followed by subterrs.
neous thunder which lasted from IA to IL seconds ap
parently in eastery direction.
The noise went on gradually decreasing without any
interruption till il became inaudibe from the distance
According 10 our own observation, and the general
opinion the subterrsneous thunder which was heard
Yesterday came from the direction OF the Mount. Ia
an the cdihces almost instantaneous trepdston was
lclt Al the moment OF the defamation which preceded
the thunder and similar 10 that caused by the collision
of Two bodies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

LECTURES OS Dos QUlX0TTE.-We learn that
Rev Henry GLEs has accepted an invitation rendered
70 him by the Mercantile Library Association Of our
City to deliver the Of lectures on themes from
Don Quixotie, whose delivery attracted such crowded
audiences in our Eastern cities 1t is some years since
our citizens have had an opportunity TO listen to this
gentleman who possesses in a remarkable degree the
power Of enchanting the attention and enlistng the
.ympa,hIes Of an audience The numerous engage
rnent. Of Mr. Giles will detain him sometime al the
East bu, mis- admrer. and those who have yet his &C
quantance to make, may depend upon bis Presence
here during the present month, due notice Of which
will be given 10 our columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

NOTICE.-MARY MURRY, jas. arrived from Ire and
l Y Wishes % ind her sister ELLEN HICKEY, or MICH
OLAs THORNTON fnquir. I'll Easg Broadway. a. 81
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"A OF the C-arsprDg Ac adeD wish O'employ fischer
Tor the ensuing commencing the hrs - hrsf ~
April 1879 No need apply except he can come well
recommend good English scholar, and Who 10
quah ID 10 the Lan and Greek languages vii be
preferred FOR particulars address GEORGE EfkhLf,
F.o Clesrspnng Washington County, Nd 10 So
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SAVINGS BANK
No. Beesmsn-st--Chnton Hall
~ Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and sntur'

Opfn luesuhyss nm" D"s~'-
days, from ) 10 8 O'Clock, 2. NJ
The Institution for tho Savings Of Merchants Cerss
.ad others open above for he reception On dsposs
rom a. e.s.s. Of Ps,Sns W. s P.ns 10
me opening u Lhis lns,l'aoo On me 80 On July
ne amount and a1mss, Of deposits fsss.ss been ''
The u interest 20 BE- paid "a deposits made during
he sr.s x nonths will be determined next January ard
here no doubt that the dividend vii be equal 10 mat VI
Any other similar Institution
Pss.,nM w,Isss, i.tyPr-. 7 s,pe.. Kso,, s-ersi4ry
Ea''.r k'-l % Vice P',,,i-sI S-''L'' H'''
loo; Eas. y.s.' s;,ss.s ,, s sss,r. "
Prasp.r w.,uor- oegrs. Tr,as-l, cl.fes Kak.
rloa.s Gra'-f, G L k,-Sii , s-o.s ~ 20 49,,
" A K..aH Jane. D ? o. Ssssa q Si % S ssS.-
S OK 8 s. ~ r. s.:,s-. s.s5 Asde. aIoa
PSsIi.h.-s. Cilnlon H.l Isl N.ssso-s, ne" ne r"s
canUEL :. TIFFANY has taken Al ofee At a
commerr.i Es And 70 nekolAs them Tor The usual com
mission n would solicit bgsiDess u MS and, and also
N. agency Of one Or Orsgn FIRE Insurance Compan
Reference permitted 70 hesss
SAUL ALLEY,
JOSEPH WALKER,
GARNER 4 CO. and
d. Mood ANDERSON h STARR
i,OR THE HOLIDAYs.-Lsmps, Girsndoss, CEn-
Il feabra { ana vases, ke.-DIETZ, BR0rHER co
80 "Mi.ni-st have % hand Hze assortment Of 80 az
articles 10 their line Of her own manufacture OF new ayes
and .uperor quality; also rch China and glass Flower
g.ses and OK 6ne ware suitable of
holidays which viii be sold 81 reasonable prices di q
ITO THE LADIEs.-An eleg All assortment u boys,
chdfsl's and infss3 white crsb black and pear CO..
cred beaver neis fancy and plain trimmed VIA tsrsAe
LADIES' misses chidrens beaver bonnrts win n CT 81
Of mass. Vcorinei, and fancy nrs 'afs
10 order in5o im'l J. II AOSARQUE, ~ B0vsfy
4 LITHOGRAPH1C PRINTING PhE,
"A stDces and Printing Materials, fOf s4s q.
pres 10 astar~he-l pstLern, with cog ~necs - -
inches 70 ers, sioces slabs, ysrnisn p,inlns
trough, &c kc-S 3 Instructions would % gwen = -.
CURED The shove articles may Be se-n e. 81 s1los -
r. CROWELL 81 co. y S ,ea $500, 80 y n he
res.es nano-r a. Doce, and 90 ne NO. 49, -
t-rus Partcrsr attention paid 10 "o'1ee, 10y
| Nsyief Pfesswork ~
HUNTINGTON a. co. Real Esiais ana -,
III aros.rs III WSLsf-Nsrcanrls paper nesocle-eo,
10 and Mortgages hoaxhi and sod LIBERIA
1 1s1e 90 Rsa Eststs 70 be sod 9 saenoo-
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UT.rIxETOS a. co. Real Esssis and ssoel
III srossrs II WILsL-hsrcanrls paper reso@@eo,
aoass spd Mortgages hoaxhi and sod LIBERIA -
asSe 90 Roal Eststs 70 be sod . s1enon h' ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

INeuEsrs-Coroner W alters held an inquest on
saturday AZ the City Hospital upon the body Of James
ID Sgler native Of New Jersey, aged % years VINO
was killed almost instantly on saturday morning BY be
ing knocked on the head By awning post Snlcn va,
broken by the wind, At the corner Of Broadway and
Chambers o. be was In the act Of passing lhe oe
ceased has for time past been In TIE employ OF
N-.srs Blunt & Storms No. a Chatnanst and ns'
lei, wife AMI child who are living AZ Paterson %
mourn hs loss Verdict death BY Injuries accident
ally received from being struck on the head oy Pof
ton Of cast iron awning post broken BY the Wind Al
the corner Of Broadway and Chamoersst Coronei
Walters held an inques, zso upon the body oil an IN
known man, sged 80 years supposed y Dc native o.
Ireland who found floating 10 the East aver near
- 80, ~ Thir-v-.eyenth AZ He bad on when found
black cloth tight bodied coat satnet panfaoonsi gray
socks and brogan shoes. Ferdict-death By drowning
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|. TEACHER WANTED.-T Board of Trustee.

w BOsTON-A Weekly Newspaper, of good cfcuis'
ton offered 70 Tor cash For farther inorms
ton please address Weekly Newspaper lock box u.
Boston. giving real name. al ~
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WANTED Sims Ions Tor unnbrf of excellent girls
w and children. recently arrived, fes from city hsbas
and associauOus aud willing work ior moderate wsges
Application 10 be made the office OF tho Commissioners OF
Enig alton. In the PARK No charges MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

MANIFOLD tho Eastern, Middle and southern
w States men 10 calculate small work. Agents can
depend on rapid sse-sl per day Will b. Insured
actvs man small amount required for tbs Ouih Apply
hour. Of ID A. NJ. and z ~. ~ In
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INDIAs SUMNER CONF BAcK-I'0 the Editor 2
NJ Dear Friend You correct In attributing my
sudden departure to the condition Of your streets and the
raeie at the Opera but the rain which followed me
slightly improved the former and the latter terminated
on Friday night have returned from my day' journey
southwark and arrived here this morning about ock
intending to prolong my stsy few days
Dec 3, 1875. INDIAN SUMNER.
SUDDEN DEATB.-A young woman named Mary
Deo residing at - Goldst died suddenly yesterday a.
ternoon after giving birth 70 child Her death sup
posed to have been caused By the wan, Of medical as
ssianee.
ACADEMIA man whose name was not sscer-
tained fell on the bassmen, steps Of house - hoo'e
vetst last night and vas taken up severely injured
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WHOLE No. HISS
nuNE -iosa.
LII
NERNIONT-IOH 81

o-.Orrr,ylor .ss Pom over c ~: ii,s ssh $50
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WANTS.

ANANTED-A FEW scuys young men "a 70 SCUM %
w Wes agents for The sale Of and popular
publications 500 snd above their expenses vii be
Insured lh-n IN writing with opportunity " clearing
80 per year Some nion now 10 our employ ~il 90
doubt MAKE over .Ooo per year, clear Of oil expenses
Fach man will have his district Il will he necessary FOE
them 10 have east from as 10 So 10 obtain good hns
out Apply al FRENCHs Publishing Hall, fo bfosi-S
up office Of the flag Of our Union All letters nus
bs postpaid sNN'iN
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DARTNER WANTED, with q cash capilll of sl-5o'
4 10 $500, To engage In safe and lucrative business
already In activity Commu atoms len his oiice adj
dressed with and address Stating place and
hour OF interview viii receive prompt attention DO 81
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- FowIers g. Wells, Ybreaoie Gi.ts and
PnhIish~Ys. Ciinisn Hal. iSl NssssD-si NJ" ne p"s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

rr Townscnd' Sarsaraa is sovereign and speedy cure
Tor Incipcnt Consumption, Baucnncss Icucorthua OF
Whte ohucc3 difficult Mcnslrna,on. lncontncnee of
Urine, OF involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
Prostitution Of the SYSTEM matter whether the result fin
herent produced 10y e, uafty Illness accident
Nothing can be surprising than its nvlgoratng et-
iecs the human frame Persons all weakness and assi-
tudc from taking become robust and full OF energy
I'm Ter its nn1encn Hnmciltcly conneiarts the neryees
Of the female Frame which the great OF barren
twill not he expected Of oi sode'icae nature,
to exhibit cch atcs OF cures performed hut assure
the afflicted that hundreds have beer reported to
Several where families have been without children at
few bottles of this invaluable medicine have been
blessed with healthy offspring
nr Townsend My wte being greatly distressed by weak
or General Debility, and suffering continually by pain
and sensation o bearing down. falling Of the womb and with
other difficulties, and having known where youi med
cine has affected great and also hearing recommended
Tor such have described, obtained bottle OF yoni
Extract Of Narsapar, and followed the directions
II short period removed her complaints, and resto
ed her health Bcg grateful for the benefits she received
take pleasure in thus acknowledging it and recommending
IT TO the public Nj u. MOORE,
Cor. Grand and Ly dius SITS.