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This exac of Sarsapaia has been expressly prepared
fes,enee to lemae complaint No female who has reason
10 suppose she appUachngaha critical period " The turn
81 fe Should neglect TO take it, ii certain preventive
iof any OF the numerous horrible diseases to which females
are SUBJECT at this time of life This period may be delayed
ior several years by using this medicine No less aua
be !nl tfose who woTanhOOd, IS cal
cae 10 assist nature by quckenlng the blood and
eng me system indeed, this medicine invaluable for all
ne uelce diseases which sub Il braces
He hoe sjs eneWs permanently the natural energies
y ieiivlng the impurities OF the body, stmua-
IN" a@ 20 produce subsequent relaxation, which tie of
most medicines taken Tor female weakness and disease BY
using lew bottles OF this medicine, many lad aintu
surgical operations may be prevented
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ISAAC JOHNSON, GoFernor; IRAsIMVN LANDRY, Lit. Gov;
IN, ;. Tdyhe; sec stale Joseph Walker Treasurer;
!, kewiey, Adj. GenT; R. ] Kerr Re- Land off &c
H. !: Williams, state Eng h. Drngier. Surveyor Geul:
a. Dlmitry, State Superintendent oil Public Education
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CAUTION
living to the great success and immense OF IL Town
send Saisapara. number pt no formerly ou-
Agents. have Commenced masking arss 5ar.Ila IStfars
ENtrs, biier Extracts OF elbow Dock etc Thev sene
Tsg put NJ IN the shaped bottles and some n Them
nave stoeh and COPIED advertisements they are only
worthless iEii'aons. and should be avoided
Principal Office l-6 falfos street Sun Ruilding Nary
noTk Hedlng L Co. S0fe street Boston Dyoft Sons
~ 10CA second Street, Philadelphia : : iance Drug
gil baltimore; Z NJ Cohen thae-tnn; l15 South Ptayl IT
Albany Mctraw, Natehez--and by all the PRINCIPAL
~ fg'.is and Merchants generally throughout! the Un,eI
States. W es. Indies ana the CanaHas
= J. WRIGHT. Isl Cha,tfes street
s.N tn Sole AssaI. Esy Q.lesaa
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d. Townsends Sasapanla sovereign and speedy cure
Tor inclpent CGnsu1IoD. Barnnness ProlaEus Uten
tailng OF the WON'T C0Styeness Piles LeUchcrrhHa or
hltes, obstincted difficult Mensnaton, Incontnence
OF ure or voluntary discharge thereof and for the general
postraton of the ysienno matter whether the ,esu of in
heTent canse o. causes produced by gqary, illness
cden Nothing can be sursing than its ilvigOTatng
effects On the human frame Persons all weakness and las
studs from taking it at once become robust and full of
egy under Its influence. Il mmedediafey counterdcs the
neVeessness OF the female fame which the great OF
barren nes Ii VIII not be expected of OF de-
cate nature, TO exhibit certificates of performed bnt
we can the afflicted that hundreds of have been
reported c Thousands of cases where families have been
"ithcn children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine, have teen blessed fine hea thy O.prng
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CtiNhhh ~ HE MOUTH.
becw Is an account OF another child svei Dr. Town.
SENDS rsspaIiila hiss saved the ives OF thousands of chi
ren The following two certificates are selected from great
number received this week
n ,r SEw fOaK. April l. IS47.
Pr. 10onSend-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
slcA WIN Tanker IN the Mouth and Threat attended with
gfsa ieoiy u came dying. obtained some OF rour
aSteien medicine anu cured directly Cor which sssuIe
you 1851 very gfelslui. fOus respectfully
ELIZABETH Fowler q De,pros:el Il.
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Councils II EaightS Of al the Both Degree.
TRIS0soPKEs CO,Ss IL OF KIN, No Meets at the
o. :. Claude and Name SIS; OtcerS,R tonet, u
{; .af.othe Isl Lieut. c; Z CorIeJoes, I'd Lieut. Z.
Polar STAR CorScIL h-H, No 3-Meets in Love
EsniaHade DtFesrstelix Garcia, q c. F. Ferrer,
list Lieut. C.; 4. p. LaaauX, ID Lieut. L.
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Arrival or strangers
FRIDAY. March 3
A NyvfraN uOrEr

AMERICAN HorRL.
Thomas N Lawrence, NewYork; David Moore. Ncwburg;
X Benton, East Windsor.
Mr. and MtrEare, P,evdesss: g Russell. Middleoxn:
ah9d:: PsSvds.es F' Tst As.m j Hal
sleeper Boston, Mis-; Edwards sgringasld Mr. aud Mrs
BsH1oaa i Ps s'i a1odwa
ssw sss.n A"fI Gosy so
PG Il Rs W, hssi rSuz
dr %s.ay snS N'wysf
Hi,ibora, fhiisdeIphia; stkiS,o1, Baltimore: Kaoa
Phsdslphi, Coaiey do; " and Mrs Payne B,a on:
Person c;iGwe YORK sSG Seth r Hs.iia..
Nassau NJ Ford Flushing.
CLINTON HOTEL.
Georges Smith, Wells & Co.'S E-prtss; 2 II Stevens
Ssxport; NJ J.sea. Philadelphia III Rdd,li AID lady
pUNLAr's noTsL.
Esrisl a.aaia't csg,san Miihs; Barker, Batter,
Ta.t.r Morn, Wilson, Rass fn'SSs Geo su.T
ss9f 'sf sasa os, ss TS
Newnsl, z Thompsoa, N Bel. 3 HARRISON, Connec.
Pennsylvania.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
'q 1si'I Hayes LS,.isss NM
and Mrs Hedges. New Jersey: Topping ChsTer sagly.
s. Ha,. s.ys,d rssi;$H n. Js"y %y:
s sysars S%snsn 20 H gS AsSs ana
JUDsoN'S HOTEL.
Utley, Wsst-rvelt; ID g Noorhsad, New Jersey: ]
Jones, New York. Eecle Petersburg; Porter Kentueiv
= w Jones. do; Bright, Nofthampon L Jones Norwsh
Carpenter, Providence,
LovsJoY's HOTEL
W Jones, Connecticut; Lent X " Floyd lst " Reg
swift New Orleans; NJ Kctchum, Dover Plains NY: II
Hsswel ALBANY; Rust, Sartsll Boston; A Osborne
Poughksepsie; B,gelow. Manchester N Benedict
Fasvillc; GooddeiI, East Haven; Dodei Worcsster
J HsvIl,nd new York; Bovd Pouahkeepsie; s Beste
Lane W Irwin. Philadeph q stoddard Somers
v Phillips. J eeekman, New York ] smith, Rogers
Hartford; y CRANKY Tennessee; Connolly, Cincinnati
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Mr. Thompson, Philadelphia; Mrs BROOKS and family sto
,ington Dunlap, Albany; Mrs howen, Newark; d 6rf
Jersey BNes. Washington; Nr Downey, louisville:
Capt O'Leary Mexico.
RArHBUy's HOTEL
allen, Lexington: Il 3 Butcher, FhlsSeIphia. n Win
nants, PEG Yam; Greenwood, Cambr ports II Cab
man, Albany. .
ThMMANY HALL.
F. shsw, Blu Tao; w Smith, Long leland; Nichols
COME ctieut - Van Wyck, New York, ! ianasdorf
Waters, w + Weteu, Phladelphia; 4 Miller w n Rom
bey w Blyde bsrgh, Bridgeport Pool and lady Mar
TN asd LADY Voohes and lady, Il Longstaf and lady,
w Hardin New Brunswick.
WESTERN HOTEL
. Mr. Davis, Boston; w,lsm, Pomp,on; II VI Strong,
Newark; I Wlmot Savannah; T. Brainard IT, Coanecii-
eut Hail, DO; Warner Pomrton; J w Wilson. Rhode
leland; Nancheser do; J Manchester, do; D HaDes,
Ohio; NJ We'll, Kentucky
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PHILADELPHIA, March 8. 1913


Slsighing-Political Rumors-Remains of Capt.
Ay'es- Movements of Mr.. Clay, &c.
The sleighs have been dashing through our
streets all The morning, but the atmosphere has
become so warm, that the snow is rapidly melt.
ing Many new omnibus sleighs made their
first appearance this morning, one called the
Commodore Stockton" built at the Glenat
establishment, excited great admiration from
the magnihcencs of its decorations and dimen-
sions Another drawn by ten horses, called the
Captain Walker" was the observed of all OBJ
servers.
Rumors are afoat this morning, that Mr.. Dal.
las Is about to decline In favor of Pennsylvania s
o'her favorite son, Mr.. Buchanan, and it is even
whispered that letter to this effect will be pre-
sented to the Harrisburg convention to morrow
There can be little doubt, however, that this is
but a weak Invention of the enemy-it is the
policy OF neither to. resign.
The managers of the Monument Cemetery
have given lot to the family of the late Captain
Ayres, OF the 5 Army, and his remains will
be inferred there as soon as they arrive They
were placed on board the ship Washington that
lett New Orleans on the 10Th ult., and may be
daily expected to reach here.
Mr Clay, In company with the city councils
started TINS morning on visit to Girard college,
where they will probably spend most of the day.
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DAITTxoRx, March ., lsAo.
Fourth Of March-FInsrui Honors % Mr.
ort- SCR firr az sffs,l BeRs--Ths
SePuius' Con.e,-f--T The nfeyhoI;.t Nocf.r.rc.

Fourth of March-FImsrsi Honors % Mr.
ort- So ffrr trf sfr',l BeRs--Ths
Ssguins' Coneert-T The Methodist Conference,
&c. &c
one year from tomorrow, according TO all
human probability, General Taylor will be in
augurated at Washington, ne President of the
Unted States, vice James K Polk Will it be
whig or democratic admin istration9 or will
II be another abortion on the "no-party" grouud,
like that of John Tylers2
Our city councils are m king the most extern
slve arrangements for grand civic escort to the
remains of the ilustrious Adams through our
city In order to give more time for preparation
here, well as at the north, an apolicatio has
been made to the committee az Wash ngton to
postpone the day OF starting, from Monday to
Wednesday next, which will probably be done
We have been visited with the first &c nune
snow storm Of the season, and our pavements
arr covered this morning to the depth of SIX or
eight inches. The weather, however, has be-
come so moist that 1t Is in a soft aud Melting
condition, forbddng the prospect of good
sielghlng; though hear an occasion Jingle of
the belts this morning
The Seguns' concert was but poorly atte nded
last night, account of the storm, the snow
continuing TO fall throughout the evening.
The Methodist ENscopai conference for tn is
State, assemblies here on Monday ne Il, and some
of the old and experienced fellows ar already
here, knowing the advantage of securing good
quarters by coming early.
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ElAAlTlmG LyTELLIGENOg,
Port OF New York, March 4, ls4s.

Cleared.
shps-Baltimore, tpkt) Conn, Hsvrc, Boyd Hincken;
Massachusetts. Mansaaa Nesmitn Walsh: Mar
gsrst, Carr New Bedford
Bark Menthev, McCiilvery, Mayasusz PR
Bngs-lsshtl. Burgess Ponce, PR W Lewis; Wandcrer,
ben.on " Andrews ID brookmsn Casco, Scay, Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Jas Hsnd.
sehs7Eui h ma Lldndse, Curacoa and 81 Thomas W
BOstOn; UEcss. baker. Jr ovideAce
Sloap,-Iecumseh, GARDNER Piovdence; President Fhs
bee New Haven.
Arrived.
sohr Mores Thorp, Richmond days to Allen & Person.
schr Pawnee Wade Brsnty days 10 Allen Pax,on
sthr Pb,ip. Corou, Bsndywee days
Schr kedfon, Ogden. Fbilsdel pbs
Schf Il gle Lawrence, Philadelphia.
echr Mafv klzabeh, sharp. Poi adelphia.
Schr Mexico Van Name, Philsdelphia.
schr Jeroionisn, Loste, PhIadel phia.
sohr Charles smith, Plym lon h. Mass
sehr Pastor, Luce, New Bedford.
echf Advenarcf Lewis, New London, days
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ALBANY, March 2, ls4s.
The Report of the LEGAL Comm is sioners.

The Report of the Legal Comm issioners.
The report of the commissioners on Prac-
tlce and Pleadlngs,'' was submitted to the Lee
gslature to-day. There is no doubt but a num-
Der of members Of the Legislature would be ex-
tremely glad OF some preence for an extra or
special session The constitution limits the
present session to an hundred days, and upon
the presentation of this report to the Senate to-
day, distinguished Senator expressed strong
doubts of the ability of the Legislature to make
a full and satisfactory examination and DISPOSE
ton of this important report, during the brief
period which yet remains before the close Of
TINS session IN fact, this democratic Senator
(Nr Fine) boldly avowed his belief that even
though an election for President of the United
States will be held this fall the Governor of this
State would be compelled TO call special ses.
sion et this Legislature, IN order thar this dscu-
nent might receive that deliberate considera-
ton which lis Importance demands 1t is pretty
certain that the wings We're naughty enough To-
wish To thrust the responsibility OF an extra SEES
sion upon the shoulders of the legal commission
ers; bat. unfortunately those gentlemen nave been
so interchangeable and so devoted in completing
their report that the wings will be unable 10
avail themselves of this splendid ruse. The
question, therefore, whether there shall be al
extra sess on, must be determined by the Cover
nor and his advisers. The Individual now act
ing as Executive of this State has not wit
enough to understand whether a special session
is necessary or not. nor courage enough TO call
ooe, even If 1t should be necessary. Probably
1t the Legislature should Unanimously request
aim 10 do II, 1t would be done
When the report was presented to the Senate
to-day, Mr.. Smith moved that ten times the usu Al
number OF copies be printed. Mr. Hawley
moved to amend, by inserting twenty-five
tunes F" MI. Geddes moved to amend the amend
ment of Mr.. Hawley, by inserting '.forty times;
and the anne ndment of Mr.. Geddes was adopted
snd forty times the usual number of the report
Was ordered 10 be printed. The Assembly or
dered thirty times the usual number of copies OF
the report TO be printed.
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have no commerce with Rome II then To be pure
Pol'tios! embassy not even ssn .., msf, ss
wiz hardly ever receive sbsoucn and spoke Aeost 20"
evils Of the pa power in this county -. rest
Plus resumed where OiCounen left cd re eu.osHSea
the Bieis which he rsid I'll, Pspistss ~'; vs ~
Win listened 20 with much ss1snVVn " ~ "
concluded bis carefully prepared fpeecn, 1919
Tie Connittee aud ths house aulouIneu'
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yI'He 81 ITIsH AND NOATH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mai steamships between Bost9. aAd Liys!poei and BE-
tween New York aud Liverpool calling Halfax lad
receive nails ard pa;sengssTA Capt h. Jsskns
Cart L9 hosfI Tsp ~ IN n,
Sada Cant W Douglass Cssder, Cas, Lessh; Cambria
garry clear white light at The maathead greer on st.rhssA
bow and RED IN po, bow CAPT I tIsn
from New York. Saturday, ash M-rch Pa.ase $ife
Ships sail from England the days 70. he po
Pssenges will be charged freight personal rggsge whe.
exceeds half measurement and specie Except foI
ersonal eXpenses) An experienced surgeon beard
letters and through the office
For freight passaDe apply L. CUNARD Jr 50 Bread
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r .isT or LfyTnR8 nFMA!NlNg ~ the MEw
dAis Of the ft1 IN wkisk shsY sss savs.sisea
rs u. And 10 Il further snscisa, AAd All adye.
newsp,per newspapers OF letters ancaed fe any rost
Once shall inserted the oil the town OF
place Office advertising he .,tuaed HAVING
THs AHassT LArIoN-New Post Office Law, passed
March q leS51
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Another Letter from Gen. Taylor.

hsApVVAsrEhN, ANN OF OCCUPATION,
Csmp near Monterey, November 5th, lS17. (
My Dear II learn with much surprise through
your very Kind favour OF the 2th September that the
stter purporng TO be from you end to which mine vas
de'igoed asa reply is not from your hand but mere
faoricatou IL, however, gives unaffected sstsfae-
ton TO know that letter so suddenly and
edy presented to your should have been receiv
ed with 30 much consideration have only to regret
that the fsbriostsd communicstou to s now in
my poss.ssoni as cannot fnd it among the 6es m
papers must have been destroyed No suspicion of
base a Transaction, for one moment entered into my
thoughts, for had never before your writing
sgnsIare rejoice, however in far the occasion
has introduced my humble name to your notice. and
afforded me the opp1rtuuty to ackno vedgs such &C
csptsble marks Of respect aud consider alton from
80 honored aud noted statesman yourself Accept
my thanks for your attention. and my snserest wishes
prosperity In life and success in your public
career remain dear sir, with much respect, your
most obedient servant.
TAYLOR, Msj Gen s. A.
Hon. j X. lNcERsoLL Philadelphia, Pa.
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Political lntelilx ence


GENERAL ScorT PENNsYLvASiA-Geueral Scott
has been nominated or recommended candidate for
the presidency in Pittsburgh and several of ths sur
rounding districts
GENESAL TAYLOR left ton Rouge for his plantation
on Sunday, February 20tb from he ives to pro-
coed to Woodvile Miss where he had promised
mis- friends and fellow citizens the 23d
MUNICIPAL NoaiSATIeNs.-T whie candidates are
for Msyor Of Buffalo Orlando Allen; for Rochester
Hubbell; for Troy. Francis Mann The democrats of
Rochester have nominated as their didse Joseph
Field.
!oBN VAN buren, AND rHE CALL FOR CLAY Metric
AT ALBANY -TBe call fog tire Gay meeting, at Albany
last evening vas pumerouslv sigued and among the
names appeared tina, Of John Van Buren,
The VIRGINIA DKMocsATic ELEcToBAL TicKsr.-The
nominations Lasde by the Virginia democratic State
convention, at Richmond we're, for electors 81 Mill
som. Norfolk City h. 4. Rves, Petersburg; Henry
Hopkins Garland. LyDohsurg; J Edmonds
Halifax s.F Leake, Abemsrle; J. Barbour Sr. Cut
peper 4 Conway, spotsy Ivania; r g Scott, Rchmond
County II Wise, Accomsok; VIM Lucas, JeGsrson;
g ssmnes Shenandoah; Leshsr, Rockbridge; j..
Floyd, Washington; A @. Pendlstop, Giles; Col J @.
strinser, Wood o. W Langntt, Brooke.
TAYLOR ELEGroRs IN LousrASA.-The Taylor conven-
ton which assembled at New Orleans on the 22d ult
nominated the following electoral ticket :-Jscques
rousnt, B. Djamin. Robert Park Nicholas Charles
Adams Jshn Moore, J. d Campbell
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RANK OF CAYUGA LAKE, At IThACA-THx
Bills 81 this eank are secured wholly BY stock, Of the
Washbum Co., authorized agents Of .ss hank arc
bought by all tho brokers The rate&D e. BIsH
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BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
- pcelPacket of the sth-The splendid new PICKET ship
Caleb Grimsh,w burthen loa tons. Captain Wllsm =.
Hoxe, will positively sail above, her regular day The
for csbn 2d csbs and serge
By ship that eutersd the
cay the ad cabin which for comfort ssd eseanse hss no
,quai hose about embark for the old country shou
fail examine this magnificent ship and eerths by
pying on bod foo, Of Dover nve or to the SAB
B Persons wishing have Their friends brought Gu freq
the old by this splendd packet Of the Black
Star Line make reasonable terms by
plying above
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NR GLOVER IS CONSULTED hVEEY DAY AT
~ his Office TIL. tres ment and anIo Of dhcut and pro-
tasted that have bsed the skill OF phys OF less
sxperien attended by him geets strio
lures and all delicate diseases Dr. g. - regular graduate
arranged, TINT patients do each other Private
his Office through The entry 70 the office door,
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mucl. Cranmer New York
tleafed-Bark Jacob 8 VAIN, Rowland NOrcsus; hrigs
Accnse Parke, Trinidad de Cuba; jane Hieh CenueRos
schs Delaware, Harding, Boston: Heury Lemuel Graz
Brooklyn; Genius, Gifjrd, New York
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a E00 eEwAnp-cRosgs srECIFIc MIxTURE

q SOO REWARD-CROSSs SPECIFIC MIXTURE
DOOV Tor the cure OF gonuerhsa geet strielu and
complaint Of the OF generation OF all
Uncovered for he above complaints this s The
CERTAIN il makes speedy aud pc marept without the
least rcti0n in Diet Drink expo,ure change in spp
caon TO business he proprietor challenges single
of recent geno@a b- brought which the xture
vii, under forfeiture u $500 Many
DAYS Sod A. si3 Bpoadway. ~ b. mner street.
ard SANDS, 100 Fp''eu corner w Ham sreet.
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EOR LlVEsP0OL-THE NEW AND SrLENDID
IL steamship UNITED STATES, bur,hen 2 900 toss VIM.
iack.tf commander will sail from this for LIVER
fifteen months buiidng aud her construction has been
the sole of the ofunite safety
and for
in her trial asdy Hook end back they
in her perfc all aud than pnted She
will proceed ont to sea on second rsl trip in few days
Her spacious and combine that
desired for the comfort and
The price of passage fixed $40 freight or
passe tn ~. RI. Ak4H Il, BurIiu ali
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THE MOST. sUCCEssFUL II AlR DYE EVER IN
vented is EIexanders Trcobs phe-mproven OF 1876
changes the color Of the hair and brown
black without Of those objections
ally found in If thu. celebrated Liquid ID,
For sale by A. b SD Sands, Fulton ard william stees
Rushton x Co Broadway; Thomas Maxwell 90 William
street.; VIM Brewer Johnson Moore Taylor. MAID en- lane
N Y. &c A WRIGHT, fole agents Tor United States
Souf xfre Philadelphia
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100 BRO 'DWAY-DR. JEFFNIFS, ANJlDOTE
lSL for Goporh9n elect Structure End similar disorders
Of the Organs Of Gene stiol The antlee remedy wbc1
requires assisapce,t performs its dsy quickly and
thoroughly leaving Injurious eject either 10 the conste
sfe cfeS In using tn. antSoe none OF he
uttand u,eles restriction diet cupHtoi &
&C. required One til. generally fufhcles TO cure an
ordinary which uufequeny disappears or
eight doses Price 81 per bottle For sale by T. H. hiNG
loo Brosdtsav conner John street.
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK-THE APPE EHEEsION
II ofpovefty and the OF family Of children,
meuy cosderae people from entering the married
but here book that will &c many sro
cets which these olject PRICE so
Fo sale by Burgess 222 Broadway; ZeibT Co.,
Philadelphia; w Davis le State street, Boston. and tho
pub No n
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nOCTORs FAWCETT. AND LANERT HAVE ne
~ moved their Office TO 81 James stree where t1ev
be consulted ali diseases Of Private From hrr
practice In this City well IL Flu they
enabled the form OF disease whether OF long
standing with ut mercury charge Diet or hind'saee from
business Recent cured ia few dave. sfrictuves
cured tn approved plan. Perors atorirg under
debility, brought by pdscree indulge a youth
,pplv with Of cure Office n James street
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HK COOPER. III ~
enjo the ersiye practice IN vatc diseases Of
nsdiesi man IN New York He cure the most aesravned
or IN mild cured IN two 10 kve DAYS
S,rcturer Cooper has discovered new mehor BY which
h.. e.. en- RI the worst OF structure from two
weeks with scarcely pam The patient Constitutional
man This when freely ipdul ged be-cis dyspepsia
weakness the limbs and srns OF the back confusion Of Tho
,ntreet ana s1oiey wruartcd IN every
GO. Nv ~ rhsrr. No used
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nR RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
- Private Treatise" &c, consulted uron any OF the
erect rom to HAM, and too lsundsy eycsps6}
i, .,or,hsd NJ IN. ysridty and e nconveasoos attend
ne ths curs IL is chiefly however, those who have suffered
lo,a ron, rsrtnr cI.H " people, cv obs'ws. who
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Jenny LIND HAIR GLOSS. OR DER SCHON
u Genz,of " Whoehler, the great German Cbemt-Thix
and extraordinary article which having such
msuse run IN Europe jnst intTodncsd here ed e sold
sbolesale and retail bv noe, LOO XIV GOD SON, ali
Broadway, and Samuel Ravnor rs Bowery sole fer
York