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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

DIANO FORTE INsTRUCTION-MR T. T. KEsSLER
khom Vienna would inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he continues to give instruction piano FORTE
vev ADDRESS at Mr. Hogers Music Store,
perfect condition nearly and the Tor
$GO0-prce $3.50 Apply at No. $40 Broadway.
ITO PIANO FORTE yANUFACTURERS.-THE sUBSCRI.
Der would call the attention Of Piano Forte Manufacurer
superior article Of Buckskn, made expressly for
their entirely case Of samples will be
OPEN inspection at 10 o'clock this morning No 73 Water
street. .. +. RAYMOND, Agent for the Manufacturer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

M RS. JERVISS COLD CANDY.
wi When coughing wheeEing,
Or snuflipg sneeIng,
Or painting with asthma, and that's just as bad,
Nothing Of service 10,
Save Mrs. Je vis's
Candy, without which can be had
No longer Needed
Despised, superseded,
Are nostrums for colds that all the rage;
Nothing Of service Is,
Save Mrs. Jerviss
Candy, for childhood, and manhood, s1a age.
II bronchitis ague,
Or lung fever plague you,
Or a dry hacking cough shows consumption Is near,
Nothing Of service 10
Save Mrs. Jervss
Candy, the throat and the windpipe to clear
Even o. stick Of It,
Some say lick Of it,
Bsnishes hoarseness and sore throat affair;
Oh Of what terviceis
Kind Mrs. Jerviss
Candy, for cough. influenza, catarrh. ,x, mn ~,
vay corner White street AGrrTs-l0 Astor House iO
broadway; Mrs Hayes s3 Fulton street. Brooklyn and by
Druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

Iauid Hair Dye is the preparation that have ever
seen coong the hair will positively restore grey har
original whether auburn, brown or black urpassn IN
beauty even natural locks retaining the gloss and SOFT
ness the original Sandy light red hair can 30
with any darker From audatory Testimonials
which may the manufacturers wholesale depot No
New York. the following from the celebrated
Cristadoro, oe the Astor House is rresented- . - n
No Aston House, New York, Sept IL lsis-Ar " ~ BAL
Iars-Dear S-I justice to to that OF all the pre-
dying hair have tried none has 60 well
Improved Liquid Hair Dye and with great
deal trouble using than any other give this tes
mony upon my solemn conviction that worthy the patron
aee may wish 20 exchange light or red hair LOT
beautiful auburn brown blacks and from the peculiar
and which timrar to the hair the ladies cannot but give
n A decided preference Yours respectfully .~ox,,,
JOSEPH CRIsTADOR0.
For sale y Rushop Clark Co.. No. ITO Broadway, and ~
Astor House, Joseph Crtadoro. Asor House, ketcham
Ilepshaw III Fulton street, Deluc Coz Guon, Ia BOW
y and BY the PRINCIPAL dru gsts throughout the country
D. N. BALLARD, Chemist, &c,
81 Cortlandt street. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRE SETS, Brass, IRON
ana Coppcr Coal Holds Just received ul supply Oh the
goods together with offensive OF
superior Table Cutlery Lamps Crandoe Plated snd berng
ali OF which the lowest lces, at the New
Yo,S Warehouse No .s BrcssSsy Sosner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

! RaoADwAY THEArRk-vs,DAY EVENING. sxrf
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aF.T y Ss;rs y NJ N;
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Letter RSSs @I Ss Gree s saa VI
cents Family circle, Is Gallery 2x Doo1 opsD
RUkToNB THEATRE, CHAMBERS yrkEEr-FaIDAY
~ ~ p.ms. ysG the
s jazz SSs I mr. captain Cutie
Iosns. bombay. g. Lodsr; Mr.. sks~toa Mrs. vernon
Sa 1 s nsT .ss
s0SSy hI Burton Captain 0ssat.l: Mr. Johnsn Na Pill
SuS. NJ: sissI ci,ss RaIgu.. s.n;% isaS
bsns q " H. Pds and ss. ASo
sr s: & hi Third ysts MIS-
Born Mrs. charles c enSs' ri A.
School 81, Pssds ST. o.
yr ohppsndale Grssee Joha Seton Charles Surface Van.
:sy 81 . 4;i ns 6 Ss.l T.
NJ .1pss To-
w hIsLo HAS TIE PLEASURE OF ANNOUNCING,
viz n. n; 4. he has ,accssdeS in engaging Mr. n.oad who
The pis 'sss 81 H.
led PJs g Y S:,s w ;.
s .1.ss fsNoRA M; s 81
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kkyssss
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open at 7curtsn Uses a 7 Drs:s cres 10 os~s
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6.
70 a s%ans ssss 81 hsS
ncSa, hSs 70 . .Ic no y ten years only twenyouT
'1s P:spss e. IN nay e
o M sns Ss G.as TO- II ad
Srassd Sable B0thsrs NJ s. G. Nei the three Highland
s.eOI Madame Rockwell Famous rtune Teller nav b.
70 s r A's zion
s r. age I'D enough
natn Panist and from London bess to announce
as ao M w. his popular At
In the Of Mr. Haton viii Introduce
hs % % the
~ 09 mtton No b. had f. the music stores the
change in the programme each evening.
EW ROOM r sss BRoADwAY, NEXT DOOR TO THE
the pubic that they viii on Friday Eysnsn Ss
Der series Of ali
ss sss sDssl Ms1sts yEsstriety
sgnor Marteni will have the honor to exhibit his maa
aaeent Diagrams DapIanous Tabeaux that
s ssss; s s p.
noIen na price. performance to begin at TX o'clock.
w ILsoN's ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF
SCouan6-Ihe public respectfully informed that Mr.
cse Of the Theatres Royal Garden Drury Lane
1nesh Opers House. Is about pay visit to the United
stes and viii five sres of his Songs
Scotland New York during the month October the par.
Sasrs Of which will be given In future advertisements Mr.
wilson was the hrst vocalist who tpecies entertain
nents which combine anecdoe information with
and their authors and during the last eight years.
Ensp ssas nd and the principal
N EcHAkICs' HALL. No. Az Broadway between Grand
"a and BTooms streets commencing Monday October 3D.
nd well known CHKSrYS MINSTRELS (organred in i8l21
h0s conc in this city for period Of months
Of announcing to the ladies and and
mat icy wiz give series Of their popular Concerts
erstc Dances &c. Admission Is Doors open at Con.
ert VIII commence at O'clock Afternoon Concert every
atuIday commanding at O'clock p NJ under the
nd direction of E. =. Christy. |
DAN0RAhA OF TAYLOR:s CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT
- INC hineTya Rooms 400 Broadway shows natural life
Also gives correct views Of the country oes Co. I'll
moSs seaTtiu painting ever seem Open every night at
nd Saturday, commencing at O'clock Admission IS cent?
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

EIRST RAND,hUsICAL FESTIVAL OF THE SEASON.
direeto Of the italian Opera United States Of
wh hs s,ynE made
the first grand musical Season will be yen ~
Broadway rabenaee Monday October sss on which io
and orchestras Of the Italian Opera Company together with
other artists and also the portion perform
tho M %
appar the whole orcestfa Of eighty performer and
un.qraed in this country the following Of Dss
and classical music The festival will Be under the
Marsaek musical conductor Of the f.iisn
Company and late musical director the italian Opera London
respectfully announced that this will be the oulv onnortn
nifty OF hearing srakosch and the artists orchestra and
this occasion the will Be Illuminated with 09 .x
above stated No postponement the weather Pro-
H. a,not Overture % Egm01 Beethoven
11a ess sns By s s,.
nor vatina Ros and full chorus and orCbe, a. S
a taan SpeI. Company Doni1et Celebrated Concert
AaIe1ek THO Lucrezia Borga by Sgnorna Trui and s"
NON Benede.a and Ros Donizet Duo on themes Of Ginr
%sss I'll mm n COMPOSED Ry and
solo BY the Lederkrantz Andre Sextuor Finale Em.n
by the Monterey Galop performed composed by
Ttu. sgnors Pco sgno Benede VaitelIips asa f
Sheras and orchestra Of the italian Opera Company Meadan
ss' sy been
saIaeteIistqne pour le piano Lucrezia Boa fantasia
General Taylor Souvenir Lao de- Como mslode po
piano g. I'm Carnival Naples polka Prayer from the oper
or s hand alone And the following also Been
reye,ie Mercedes Polka g. Chanson dAmour Mcclure
M on this occasion will perform grand piano from
me Srehest1a Hckst 81 SALE stores and q
night the concert Doors ct seven ocock psrf
An'es Will commence at eight o'clock, precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29
When Venus the thn-skinned, made earth her ab,de,
To give beauty its fullness and scope,
She sure must have given TO Doctor Gouraud,

To give beauty ts It's fnilne.s and scope,
She sure must have given TO Doctor Gouraud'
eIoSlS ssSss' co%FoTSp IL TRUTH Is coURATDs
teri III ss%es s n tn tn ne IT,
snSie, for ersdoang hair from ali parts
Found only a. ~ Walker street first store from the corner Of
Broadway. Beware Of countcreits and limitations
MO SUBJECT POSSESSES MORE INTEREST THAN THE
Powcs sTreasc en- the Eye describes plain language that
n n1s 2s& l
ratio and srs % P with H sn %
selection End edition with Plates price 50 cents De- Powell
way entrance ~ Warren large supply Of artificial
eyes recently imported.
AT o CURE NO PAY-DR CoRBITT, ~ DUANE STREET,
S 81 sns long
head s' ana sonsp ne & S
years devoted T. yencrea diseases enables p to cure me
used sstuTs, snrsa in one two weeks With
society N STRANGER, are cautioned not to be deceived pr
Dr.Johnsoua "
mr. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and sm has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
S @0ss Of se and m cases cured in
to nv, sO o5s 10 SSO can Srs ns dsSy
oo On BY ron secret SaS nssd in By young men S
Smsn o s oDs s s ssd
sion TO society cure warranted in every case or no charge
MO CURE No CHARoE-DR. coBBKTT, N. r. c. S, L.,
IN late Of No. p Duane has removed to 30 Ann street.
linear a) where he consulted all diseases oil sprvae
To those who have been under his care sesuda
lion those , rh have Ss a sn I SC sS
gcc structures seminal debility Induced BY i'm
proper tab &c. he warrants perfect and speedy cure No
mercury used. Recent cured in four dAya Dr COD
cite success induces in trade to deny his remov,
identity Those who Dr. g. need but give him call
To fa,cfy this assertion See his Diploma Letters postpaid
pttendcd TO.
M OFT EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO MB MARRIED
u or those conem plating marriageThs Married Womsne
Private Medical Compsnion by DIT nauhceeu s.n ~
lSoOo copies have already been disposed q x,sy fs.1s
bonded especially married. ~ II disoses serst
should DO known TO them particularly Here every female
ymptomA and the most efcent
dcs and most certain mode Of cure every cas rcf $ e
Also r. b. Petesen number % CAeetnyt street. o. zsbsI
Phlsde,phis Lttls Co, Albany W. = Davis Dosse On ~
recent viii be transmitted By au es ~ Res
V al parts ne Unitsd statea Am sltsrs nus BE- se1r
psst patd w Dr. A: nAUnC1AU, 30 Ia Nv xssn 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

CREAT FATR-THE MANAGERS OF TUE GREAT FAIR
~ at Castle Garden are now PREPARED receive % s
quest intend exhibit viii forward the articles
on oldsf s fV % SS Be most
vJ,o CAPTAIN JACOB elLLIEs. OF TUE sH!p DAVID
Cannon Of st. Johns, New Brunswics,sr-wo, the un
Liverpool to Now York by your ship bcr thus to record
olrrs gratitude towards You for the rcp and successful
guS S S S S yse h po
Judgment and promrttudc Of lion, the midst Of perils and
with The confidence oscury when, otherwise We would have
dcsIaircd Of aiely Yos mhea yo9 l1ad pr,,na,
srsituds Your solcqde for general comfort aud the
essris you %Sas a. hsys aT yc our decor c nj
thank Permit Join oppression Of cngrlula
seeing Your and scaen perform thr ezra bGdsu'
duties, in the che raul prompt ana cSsnn nrr ,2ey
sense Of tie valve of their >e?us on our hgha We ende'
sn5 sss r is storm tor so and OF KS s
tbccose Of honorsbe old aSe may !or NM U i in o.
cS hanfed for that pence wl pas away We are
III. your obliged ard patelp .Olyant',
John Moore j. Il. A. 5. T., &c.
Chas Howell johnson, N, h. {. sL,&c
John Duncan McCcnnochie James tnnunsh'm
John ODapnen JofepL Rces
john FARRELL Jol MeGvnness
Tatiioh Fisnpsau Robert Holland
M,,ra ! s kisssT T TRo% as sSsns.
.'ohn fairfairn John nanter
Joseph Poster hss syne Lila.
rs rs VAN John Mcdonnell
william Johnston nober; Little
, John ciartson James Morris
Adam s,ray xkx'r Macdonald
Thomas Victory David Conner
lance Insrss L pis1.s SoscTn ,I Will iH'
Isabea Duncan Mary Larse
Ai New s YORK., s,r.,isls. an" oYDeV
ITO HoUsEKEEPERs- STEEL FIRE sErs BRAss, Ig9 =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

DANORAhA OF TAYLOR's CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
tho Minerva Rooms, 4o6 Broadway shows as life
i Also gives correct views Of the country cities
quarter before O'clock Afternoon exhibitions on Kednesdsy
ana saturday commencing at o'clock. Admission % cent?
pamphlets, s S~''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

CHuRCH NOTlCE.-DR. ELLIOTTS NEW CHURCH AT
Gottsye staten Island will be opened for service
on sunday October lst which occasion Rev. M Wnslow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

$ ACRED DiORAMAs-NOW EXHIBITING EVERY
- nsnt TINS week and Wednesday Saturday
commencing At oeoeA Of the splendid new Half N6 Broad
Ta over Stoppans Baths Hannisgtons entirely new Grand
senptua Doramn Of the most Magnificent Spectacle ever
Asssted By powerful Vocal sid AecompanimsSs
hannington has just oonPleed MAGNIFICENT Di0rsms
intended to illustrate tho sublime spectacle the Six DAYS
1s e1nbitnE By means Of movable figures scenery
sonS ana D o Of the pnfs%sd Universe
first and second chapters of Genesis terminating with the sn
paance Of Adam and Eve in the Gardsn Of Eden The Do
study And szEs.snt in this depa.msn arts It's the
combines in M exhibition highest itS
the most astonishing scenic ELECTS assisted by superior poetry
Ssy The fr%ament the Second Day Dry Land Heritage and
ton Of sh and Fowl Fifth Day CREATION Of Hn;m:: STas
PIX S,Idsn Of Ede1EAdam and Eve With this completion
closes Part Grand Dorama Of the Deluge Tickets 5ca
Children hall price, Doors at Curtain rises 1t ock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

OAkk THEATRE NOrICE-FAMILIES WISHING TO
visit this theatre during the witness
me new Grand Ballet of ESAEkALDA and being deferred by
the crowded state Of the Dess Circle respectfully informed
mat the Second Iier Family Circle has bes beautifully fitted
up ana urnhed for the Ladies And
Family Parta In the Of seeng hearing the
rormance 10 unsurpassed BY any other the theatre
only difference being that the charge fer latter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

(,oLUMBlA LODGE, NO. To- U. A. o. R-THE MEMBERs
o. this Lodge rsquestrd to their Lodge Room
No M2 Hester street on Saturday AsnoOn September so
respect to our late worthy brother, John Randall
JOHN FRANCIS, MA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

GHANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
CnathanGrrday Eyeninx eeptsmbsr o. viii b presented
S;rTD Mr. h,nI,u Fsns.ns M starh Count Do H0rve
Countess Dc norille, Mas Hdreth After which HYsTES{Rs
ND M6ERlkS OF new YORKMosc, Mr. Chanfrau; OsptaiS
mel nSss q rh Ms ~: n' a,;tsy:.
Paul M HERBERT Miss Lavna Miss HLdreh Door open Al
performance coDmenoe at7X Boxee rs cent III i2H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

/ BOWNES, OTHERWISE JOHN RADCLIFFE SON or
John and Pleasant Radcif Saford who emgTated To-
America about the 1879 and followed bread
removed into The interior to the Canads apply BY
Manchester England Win Of to his
deceased any Information of his DEATH place stating
where he died and the time when he died. BY W.
paid. - - N~~'N-~"'' eNf"ASe'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

DOCTOR FAwCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO d
~ Dey street. whore he be consulted all Private nssas
The obstinate yield 10 his mode Of treatment when
the NonMercur,al System. Scturcs no matter o. nov
long standing treated by Dr. r. the most nna
approved plan The victims constitutional debility, bsou6ns
On BY acknowledgement apply with ~rsanv o. cure
Prepaid ktsn. enclosing fs stsrtss 70. Vnee, u ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

STuYvEsANT INSTITUTE $50 BROADWAY-MR il
Haon Pianist and Vocalist from ondon begs TO
that nc WIN give his popular at the Institute
On nonday wednesday and Friday evenings Sept 25 g.
entirely new songs also specimens Of the classical
music Of the celebrated DR.. Felix Mendesohn Barthody
Icke on cents 10 be had at the music stores the institute
ana Oh Hatton Astor House To commence at o'clock.
A Change in the programme each evening. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

ID All THDATREFRlDAY KvRNako SEPT N
viii Produeed for the 18th America The grand bal
let Of BShkRAhDA---La Esmorslda Mad. AdeIe MonnIarr
nsnf % Lyn ns A,na Busn; Pierre 0nssrs NJ Mon
krDande Mile wadegrave entertainments Win commsros
with the somedsa Of the LADDER LOVE-The Ssasshai
Moorehouse the Chevsler Duval Mr. Dawsou Francos
Chapman Suzanne. Miss Rose Tebin the AaYchoness de
hrn Dos Drees Circle 20 cens Family Circle SO
cente Upper Boxes Is Pit TH oonta Garv 2 oents
D"ors ~ T. curtain az " O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF TUE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
- Treatise &c. ~ Greenwich strect-ofce hours TO IL a.
M tSunday cscepted Those sho apply in me early
wn be surprised the rapdy and little INCONVENIENCE
attending their cure isehehy however those who have SUI
from certain class Of people, who properly appreciate
his servcca in structure from It's incpent 70 its mors
advanced end distressing sase rom uncommon snc
extensive practice he afford rapid and radical
which, he has osnd DO obtained from no
otbar eource In America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

NEW ROOM 332 BROADWAY NEXT DOOR no THE
broadway Theatre Messrs Niarten Levasseur beg to
ss1 h series as Of embracing ali that
Hydraulics Magnetism, Electricity, &c. will contribute TO-
these entertainn ents Voea and instrumental entertain
ni6ent Diagrams and Dapbanous Tableax that
have obtained such unprecedented See s Prices
admission, reserved seats cts General Admission Is cent?
Children half price. Performance begin at ~ o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

M lTCHELLp OLYMPIC THEATRE FRIDAY EVEN
~! lnE september n TO Commence With, new farce ent
so nS Saps1n 4sssste Hr ar PoSS M:
tented tented grand PANORAMA OF AR0ADWAY Ai1sr which,
E fsr ~ hvh time An extrAysge ssed H0TES or
NJ " f HsS, nGh.:, Ssr. ~ sl..d. ~
TO The RACES-Mr Jeremiah TWiddls n. Hailsnd Door
open 1T 7Curtain rises At " Dress Crule 10 o~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

v. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSEHOLD
iprnure-Friday Sept 18th. at ~ o'clock No. IS Oliver
easses wssIssns mats the furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

w hIBLO HAS TIE PLEASURE OF ANNOUNCING
that he has succeeded in engaging Mr.. Nacready who
VIII begin his last professional tour In ORE 10
ms hnai retirement from the stage with principal
fixed for Monday next ~ " - "~N''s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

CREAT FAIR-THE MANAGERS OF TUE GREAT FAIR
VI Castle Garden prepared TO receive contributions
exhibitors all articles 20 he exhibited and re-
quest that oil such intend 10 exhibit will forward the articles
the course FRIDAY and Saturday, IN
order al Toy be arranged most ndyanta geonsly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
A greal Desideratum in Medicine.
The Vegetable Restorative
LIQUID C.HT,H.FRTEC.

Dyspepsia, Lircr Complaint. Coiic. Headache,
Enlargement Of the Spleen, Costircness,
Acidity Of tie Stomach,
and al! diseases arising from arrangement OF
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THtHlS Medicine is agreeable TO take, aud
II operates without gripping or debilitating.
Persons who have long been compelled 10 take
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highly valuable substitute.
u small quantity of this Medicine taken
daily, generally regulates the bowels in short
time.
DISPEP.IA OF A VERY BAD CHARACTER.
This is 10 eertify, tina, was attacked in
March, I845, with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of
a very bad character. My cass was treated by
tpo Physicians in ST. Louis, Missouri, weeks;
then by another in Wisconsin for three months;
the n by another III lhe interior OF Louisiana,
then by several physicians in the Hospital of
New Orleans. three months. but ,otthoui deri
ring any real benefit from all The remedies pre.
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ture, and when my condition was most
deporable, obtained bottle of The 'Vcycta-
lie Restorative or Liquid Calkaric," BY the us..
OF which l 50 II commenced improving, and
Tor the first tune in fourteen months began 10
have regular and natural discharges from my
bowels, and soon began 10 feel like bccaniur
sound and healthy once more-for all of which
1 am indebted under the blessing OF God, TO
the above medicine. JOHN MAY.
Columbus. May 3, ls47.
For sale by K. S. ROBERTS.
Aug 23 Gm 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
DR.. J0yMe's Tonic VerMei-
fN@e,

YNyHE most pleasant as well as the mos,
certain remedy for Nv Orlns; which is
perfectly safe, and so pleasant that childrf n
will not refuse 10 take il. Ii efectually de-.
slroys Worms, neutralizes acidity or sourness
of The stomach, increases appetite, and'ac;s AZ
n general aud permanent tonic, and is there
fore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and
remittent levers, indigestion, &c. and is Ger
tain and pernianen. cure for FEVER and AGUE
1t not only destroys Worms and iuvignrates
the whole system. but it dissolves the supera.
bundant slime or mucous so prevalent in the
stomach and bowels Of children, more espe,
cially of those in bad health This mucous
forms the bed, or nest. in which worms prn
duce their young; and by removing it, it is
impossible Tor them TO remain in the body.
1t is harmless in its effects on the sys.
tenn, aud The health ofthe patient is always
improved by its Use, even when no worms
are discovered Numerous certificates of its
usefulness have been received, which the pro.
prielor does not5consder necessary 10 publish.
In fact he is in daily receipt of letters OF CONS
mendation from various parts OF the country
not only in regard to its superiority In the ex-
pnlsion of worms, but also OIL account ofgits
valuable as properties as a pleasant tonic and
Strengthening medicine. ss;@5S.ig 2
Josiah Thompson, near Salem, N. J. ad
ministered this VerInifuge TO child between
two and three years old. and sthatina few
days she discharged one hundred andAtwenty.
seven large worms!! ~ ~
Mr.J.A Lenlz, oi Penn Township Savings
Institution, in this city, gave it 10 one Of his
children; and says that after the sixth dose it
brought away about fifty worus at once, fye
and six inches long.
MIR. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles
o1,his Verrnifuge for Dyspepsia and in the
course of two weeks discharged upwards Of
thirty pieces of Tape worm, and was thereby
perfectly cured
Another gentleman Of this city had il nd.
minis,ered To his little daughter, about three
years old, wien she had a number Of dischar-
ses from her bowels composed entirely of lii,
tie white thread worms. He said they came
away from her. mol only by hundreds, but may
truly say, by thousands separately and in solid
balls as large as hickory nuts, composed en-.
.irely of dead worms"
For sale by K. S. Roberts, nnly Agent in
this pl,ce for the sale Of DR.. Jaynes celebra.
ted Family Medicine.
July 26 Gm q