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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.

rEHHE patronage that has been extended E|W X
Il to very Literally the last seven CSSSS4A fZ&I
years, while in Common street, has induced tsE5I~taj
the last TO erect large building ~
expressly for manufacturing and repairing CARRi ATS
We have OF the largest ShOps in the Southern
gov ry and prepared, with good Northern wokmen
and the best OF materials TO build any style OF carnage 10
OF - and guarantee them years if used in the country
We also better prepared than ever before Tor repairing
Carriages and can restore their original beauty
and durability although apparently worn out and vs., seesi i
We will freight Carriages sent us 10 repair w "i
also keep on hand of .Nr md SccomdhaRd
CarriHEes which VIII he sold low old Carriages taken IN
trade for new ones Weinvte the attention OF those Wanlhs
new Carriages their old repa:ed to can al orr hahu
ac Repository and Judge for tense yes al me cofme
Of (,rGrie nHH tGr0adfet srfeS, next door 10 le oe
Of The Commercial Water Works OF the st Charles
r,,,i Pm MATTHEWS s. DENMAN.
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,rrW PUBLICATIONS, at No ID Camp street.
n ITsMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN

mi 0RS OF ENGLAND, second series, vols. A and D.
erpy TAYLOR AND HIS sTAFF-Comprsing Me-
AZ of Gems Taylor, Worth, Wool, and Butler; Co.'s.
No' Tn,s Clay Hardin Yell, Hays, and other disn,
m s officers attached to Cen Tayors army, nerspersed
I'M Numerous Anecdotes of the Mexican War and per
n and private correspondence, with accurate Portraits
5 other beautiful illus rations
aG3E S. SCOTT AND HIS STAFF-Compnsing Me
AN Of Cen Scott, rwiggs. Smith, uuitman, Shields,
B sR Lane Cadwaader, Patterson and Pierce; Co.'s
i9. Riley Harvey. Butler, and other distinguished Off
rr aiarhei to Gen. SCOTS Army. etc.
TIFF WAR AND IT'S WARRlORS-Compris a
complete History Of all the American Armies in Mexico,
@ biographical sketche and anecdotes OF the disin-
viii officers in the Regular Army and the Volunteer
tore ,r,,, ar, nv rrtr,rc,ro~r
Inst received and for sale the New Orleans Statloners
Warehouse and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous,
Poic and School Literature,
nllD }. Is. STEEL, IA camp ST.
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from the .Nrc fofh f,rrt"N"e q ''HN w. iot'
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HMR.-tc have great
many preparations used the Hair, but that
could admire recommend TO the community; but since the
Introduction OF the celebrated Chinese Han Cream into
city and witnessing the application Of on friend OF Ours
few days since feel that it would be dong the public
injustice (cSc;.aliy the ladies' not TO express
opinion and say that all who need OF an article to
dress and beaulily the iarto keen it soft, to remove dirt
and dandu, give a dark, rich coor-cannot be bet
satisfied if they search the city over: than to pur
chase bottle OF DR. Parish Cos celebrated " AIR CREAM.
IT mas NO EQU.lL!
d. R PARISH & Co-Gentlemen Allow to add my
feeble testimony the many others IN favor OF your
desirable preparation by the of Chinese Hair Cream
Having used the article myself and in my tlmy, am pre-
pared say, that exceeds thing have ye! seen Tor
soiieninr the Hair and removing the dandru find that it
tendency render the hair soft and piaDe; and IN my
estimation is all that ii is recommended 10 be b5 Others
Respectfully, yours, &c.
Gro e. THovpsoN, Commission Merchant,
New i ork. August 4. 1S41. q feari St, n. Y.
Pepared only hy Dr. R Parish x Co, New Nok, TO whom
al' letters must he addressed, post paf
sold AMIR al r STE y PApnoCK s.Nc3iciPe and PERTH
rnerv Sforc. ITO POYDRAS STREET, next door 70 the
H. office miiJ I'm
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES !

AT EASTERN PRICES at the Cem- JaFE Z
= mission CARRIAGE REPOSiTO- o. 10y
Ri No. o6 81. Charles street, opposite tSSS~ET
the COMMERCIAL Eachan ge-0n hand and ~ =
the latest styles direct from the manutactores COACHES,
ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUGGlEs, etc, etc,
for STYLE finish and price equal to IN market custom
ers are invited to call and see for Themselves. -
mh5 3m H. S. SMITH. 66 st. Charles ST.
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RNNMsa So
NEW BOOK STORE,


,rsT RECEIVED and opening E9ENRz
c !, The New BOOK STORE, No. II ST. AsLSsaA
~" .treet lin the building formerly oc- TsTTFaY
lNI II lie Gas Bank large assortment q
e glgesT9aaNsiDARD LITERATURE, CHEAP PUBLiCA-
Hons and complete stock Of English Fregeh GERMAN
ali Intended hat this Establishment shall be constantly
G% with the above articles. which viii be sold at the
,lppg 5 nah prices mhSlm MILES G. SALE n co.
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X Eds SCOUTING ENPEDIFIONS-'rll
TSSESCoCFlNG EXPEDITIONS OF MCClIIot'lS
6s AA If T., kANGERS or the summer ard tai T ,5I
,bISnG >N,nishes, with the stoning Of Monterey also
dc "fns scouts at isnena Vista together with anec,
G incidents Subscriptions of Country, and sketches OF
Lives Of tie celebrated partisan chiefs Hays, NcCnI
TH Igh Walker BY Samuel c. Reid, Ir.. late OF the
glas kanger and Member OF the Bar of Louisiana.
Warehouse ' '0' ''e at ''o r STFFI
'"" IA Camp street.
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MM s Nc.
MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,

No. tamp street, IHRGi
ESIANO FORTES, manufactured by the
L best houses, and fully guaranteed for sts ODD
permanency Of tone p and dq Fa Of work + U
best manncory and us1anIed 20 remain at concert PtG
from all fhe publishers in the United States. NEW MUSIC
Seal M n Of every Kind e W! in
faF D I F snd RRas HS
R French o ss nS S S valve pn Rnr GsVa
Trumpets. Hunting Horns, Cyr,ras MUSICAL MER-
%G VJl sai sss9 KIND ssF F9 sa 9 Pa ~
all instruments by the most approved authors. INsTRuC
TIoN on the Piano Harp, Violin Guitar Flute and in
payment for Pianos. Observation-Disclosures repaired
MUSICsBOUNp. The aboye-named merchandise 70
ceived and sold consignment and consequently Offered at
much lover prices than purchased private
Purchases respectfully invited 10 examine tie Articles be
m6s1m WIN. T. MAYO, Agent
PIANO FoRTEs, HARPs AND GUITARS.
IIENRY PARSONS No "a CGap ..-- zIzszl
L street between Nachez and Poytf,s n ffsFs ss
streets, respectfully ma&es known 10 the res y II + y
having established himself permanently in this city, he VIII
keep for sale all extensive assortment OF PIANO
FORfE waving tqm thirty 70 my instruments rom Ire
style and fashion and wall be constantly iepened by fresh
Among his stock will be found g. So and octave and
rand Pane from chs s OF RS S ae Co. OF
without the Eolian Attachment, with the late invention OF
H. P having taken the special agency of the above ceIe
braed manuiacories VIII all times keep this market sup
piled with instruments that he can recommend with con
lie has made arrangements to he regularly supplied with
new and fashionable single and double action flARPS,
with al the modern M from ihe SeeDIae ae-
He will also be supplied with Mathis celebrated GU1
The public respectfully invited to the and
these superior instruments before purchasing Orders
received and promptly attended to. mi5-tf
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sTATIoNERs' HALL, "a Charities Street.

s4AIlONERS' HALL, "a CndFlTeS StTeet'
DAvID FELT & COVE would respectfully inform
sewing soi a5 ga and n%y2 ssSss M
@ Sssis + BSSF bS6Rs 4 s sS
osSp!cn Of Ruling and Binding and warranted 70 be
% 6 g yS bs cb 9 s snS S CABIN
REGISTERS Wood and General Receipt Books Postage Books
ned 10 twenty different FORMS
PAPERs-Ruled and Plain Letter blue and white Ruled
and Plain Commercial Post Ruled and Plain Packet
Post, Of Clsrk's, Hubbard's, and PIatner 4 Smiths
low for School use; Ruled and Plain Record Cap Folio
Post Ruled and Plain fine and eommon ruling fne and
Deny and Flat Cap Plain fine Envelope Paper; Pnnt-
wKg " 1Bd Wapg1g paPeE Ink. Of every onsv
and color in kegs and cansters; black blue and red
cop Wy1qg b ITk CePyns and FRENCH Camne Ink Pros
e Of different Sizes with all the necessary articles for
COLD AND STEEL PENS-Of every quality, from the
sery D, Manufactures, and at various prices Whole
GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CAsEs-Some very
orf IRE with Pen Holders attached.
~ IA 6 fine a sS R9tehed Opaque and CG
from No, 20 TO 80; Swan Quis Nos 80 and 100.
Sealing Wax and Waters, of every quality and color Play
as and Blank Cards of every kind and Gard Boards for
Pocket and pesk Knives and Eraser Glass, Wood. Iron
a BGnaed lnkstands Pen Racks Sand Boxes and Wafer
camps; fine assortment Of Letter Clips of different de-
a R Ca Racks and Tin Cutters Thermometers Of var
PRe aag Mathematical instruments at yarons prices;
neeIS and Newmans Superine Water Colors; Sable and
Eei taiI Pencils; best Cumberland Drawing Pencils;
aengn and American Lead Pencils and Crayons; Port Cray
S Mouth Glue; India Rubber and India Ink; Carmne
s Ceh &c, Ne; Wharon's superior Drawing Paper, OF
WY Te from Antiquaran to Cap; Bristol Boards every
w Tl and Thickness; Tracing Paper. &c, &c.
SI aooSe are only few of the articles comprising
orA IN addition 10 which we fully prepared execu
b oue oG Printing and Binding every form required for
with Sa ~ bank AlerchantS and Others who may favor US
m s,s have also on hand all the CUSTOM-HOUSE
NJ now in and will always keep stock full
,loiiNDERS' STOCK. such Roards of all sizes and
nheSsse> Russia, Sheep, Morocco Skve Sewing Parch
"tm n rough Knives Marble and Morocco Paper &c. Il
cu of'eFS for ODD BOOKS or FULL SETS of any le-
] ION Will be executed in the very best style and war
W. V1 10 give entire satisfaction.
srHe would respectfully solicit call from Country Dealers
9 hdSerS generally. before procuring their Fall Stock
to reat facilities with house in New o enables
n 10 the best advantage and all articles purchased
IN Us may be returned if found TO suit IN respect
,- DAVID FELT Il co, Stationer>' Hall,
Mh0 I'm "A tharlreS street.
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INSTANTANEOUS,

IA vlcr street, New Orleans. mli2l 6m
(tHARLES DEAkE Y co, Commission .uerchqnts
~ and Slip Br0kers, 50 Common street. ml5
GORDON PLUNiMER -4djustcr of .9rerorcs--Offce
VI at i.ncien iIermann's, Marine Notary No 81 Royal
Street, .he1o Orleans. mhlS Ami
T 1Sf y WUcbRuFF G6 ONES
y cA0nts ard .1gs FIR tie Louisiana ard Men York
Line IF P0chcts, No 60 Camp street mh5
D p GF sIEi CO. unoso1s be hsssh T. Baer
11a G l anG @nr a I IS and 9 oG lie
,iERS EFE{9Ib oNNEvAL qrC7fo fhsfIEHs.N No
Real Estate scgroes and NItrcandise also to the ale Of
Cargoc Successors, Furniture and all outdoor sales and
'" ansse !0" their friends aA ' "'s portion Oh ' mh e.
CRESCENT FOUNDRY,
rEM and FIRE Ea S s Fiji fHa es ot and Ma
- cIrey II general made ard fepaed IN satisfactory
~ Brass Castings and Patterns made to order.
NEW SPRING FASHIONS.
" ssH nsT ssa ips e isy s Of
~ received Fine Dab Back S -
STRAW So6Ds s j a srss TssE sess chl5sns nd
infant Leglon fn9 e Pp cFl ch9 rsa etc
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGtNGs.
rEsHE SUBSCRIBERS most respectfully inform their
friends and lie 9aic ai hey Ia, Fs sesA 81 q from
Paris rich and eiegaHt yaristv OF French II tNiJJ RE-
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, ana W AL. PAPER, 10 which
they iuyite their attention.
a<s@ All orders Tor Goods Work viii te thankfully
mis- In '''''DI rRolS 4 FINN IS Charities street.
C0PARTNEhsHR
rE'lIE undersigned have formed with view
1 OF trausacng u CDYT'O.E F4CTOR3GE and
GE.NER.3L CO.il.5TiSSIO.. USI.EISS in this CITY
under the style of THDRNiiILL & MCiI.HENNf, TO
take effect after the sst of May next at which time the
of no Tbornl with the house OF ard Jonas
u Co. will he dissolved.
r. McILHENNY h. opened an office at No 81 Greoier
street o the purpose OF attending TO the wants OF friends
who may think proper to entrus with their business
JNO THOR MILL,
R. MCILHENNY.
New Orleans Jan. %, 1913 mh5 3m
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tEO. w PRITCHARD Gcneru Broker No 81 Ora
a vler street, New Orleans. ml2l 6m
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
= - Pf,ATED MARE GOLD PENS &c.


NELSON A. YOUNG. No. 8 Camp street, 70
~ would respectfully invite the attention OF his YIN
friends and the public to his and extensive as 5
sor ment Of fine English and Swiss sz-szHs1
LEVER WATCHES,
from the hest and celebrated manufactures OF London
Liverpool and Geneva carefully put up, and warranted IN
fine Gold Silver Gases OF the approved Patterns 10
suit Ladies Gentlemen so, 10 large ssoilelt
of WATCH RIMMINGScompSlng every cry k ,t, oil
Ladies and Gentlemen ; Fine Gold GU ARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS Watc! Ribbons;
Keys and Seals. Of the latest and most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES "a great yaTIefE
Diamond Ruby Garnet. Pearl and Plan Gold FINGER
RIGGS, NECKLACES. &c. -
A great faretv OF Gentlemens Shirt Studs Sleeve and
Collar Rnttons Breast Pins Scarf Pins. Seal Rings silver
g>pender Buckles Gold and Silver speetaces Of eyer des
eTfjop Goid and Silver Pencils Silver spoons, orkS
OF ever description Ladies Fine SiverpIaed Shcffela
Castors Cand!ecks trays &c. ey Brown and selGef
celebrated Dianonl-pointd Gold Pens, IN God o. She
HodeT, Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he OTTER 'o
sale on the most reasonable terms; -, G. rr;o
Person, ron the country. wishing to pnrchase me i
Pieces or JeweEry would do well TO call and examine HIS
= Particular attention giving TO Nc tioeks
and Tac4eS al notice, by the most sliiui WoNeh
to he tOnud in the country. ID 49,, ro,,,a, IN
LV b'ei' u''N''F y" mh5 If
order
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H. sTURGEs " OriS....W s. WRIGHT, CfhCtRnGi3
STURGES & WRIGHT,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCH ANTS.
ml7 I'm No s. TchoupitoulaS St, N. Orleans.
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GAoTMAAS,

FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
NOW receiving complete assortment containing every
article requisite for gentleman Misunderstanding
follow
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FURNITURE. PIANO FoRTEs. &c.

7FURNITURE.-Rich Rosewood and Mahogany
49, Furniture; Red and Blue Plush Velvet Sofas,
L., Chairs, Otomans, Divans, etc. etc. This fuTnI
- all custom work and finished in the best
manner and equal to any brough this market.
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RLES DEAkE Y co, Commission Merchants
Slip BrOkerS, 50 Common street mh5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
CIorious Old Windham !

In despite of Free Soil Van Burcnsm, Cass-
ism, aud al other isms, the Wings Of windham
are always on hand at the bnglclcal, and il they
do not at all times show their full strength Il is
because dc occasion does not require it.
We have made no noise or buster, aud have
scarcely held q political meeting since the Gov.
crnor election, yet in the way Of piling up Wing
mejoriiies our sister Counties will find u, hard
to beat
Il will be observed that some Of the towns
show diminished vote and reduced Wing ma.
joriiies. This is the case in Grafton, Dummers-
ton, Londonderry, Marlboro, Westminster, and
some others. This must not be charged to any
failure on the par, Of the Wings Of those towns
10 do their duty, for they were surpassed by no
others in the County in zeal and efficiency. A
they could vote in any part Of the County, many
OF them voted in other towns. In Putney, for
instance, 10 Of the votes cast we're by Wings Of
other towns.
The Van Buren, vote has fallen of about frc
hundred, showing that "the sober second thought
Is producing its effect among the Wings who
were deceived into the support of Van Buren,
iam ibid. ...
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
The Probable Result.

The great contest Is OVER. The die Is cast,
and il we can place reliance on the returns
which have been received by telegraph from
fourteen different States, GENERAL ZACHARY
TAYLOR Is elected President by an overwhelm-
ing majority. Indeed, il would appear that a
hurricane, similar to that which carried General
Harrison into tho White House in 1870, has
swept the country, and made General Taylor
our next President by majority fully as great,
IL not greater, than that which any President has
received in great number Of years, pot even
exsSP;;ss .hst given 10 General Harrison.
The returns which we publish arc as perfect
as they could be expected to be. They may
conflict more less with the official returns, but
we think the general result may be depended
upon. II will he seen that General Taylor has
carried the State Of New York by tremendous
majority, that the Wing vote in Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts,, Vermont, Virginia, 0hio-in fact
in every State heard from, has increased since
the recent State elections, in a remarkable de-
gree; and that even the strong democratic wards
in the city Of New York, some Of them, have
wasered. and others actually gone over to Tay-
lor, by large majorities. This, We believe, was
not expected; and so great was the enthusiasm
which animated the voters, that the fact, alone,
of being placed on the Taylor ticket elected
men who, under any other circumstances, would
most assuredly have been wofnlly defeated, such
was the prestige Of General Taylor. 90
BIOS 7alc % ~ y. Herald, sh insi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
VERMONT PHENIX..H
Brattleboro, Friday, Now 10, 1913.
The Great Result.
THE BATTLE Is FOUGHT AND THE
NI(sspnDX WON

THE BATTLE Is FOUGHT AND THE
VICTORY WON
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR is President OF The
United States for four years from the 9Th March
next, and probably by as large a majority as that
given to Gen. Harrison. .
Van Buren, has mot with signal rebuke, in
not obtaining single electoral vote. ft'
We speak Of il in no spirit Of exultaiion or
dcnunciHtion, but would rather persuade the
!" free soiIv party, now that the excitement Of
election is passing away, to pause, review the
course they have pursued compare J, with their
confident predictions, aid then tell US what they
have accomplished, OF, II unblinded by passion
or prejudice, what they could possibly hope to
accomplish by their organization, but to aid the
election Of Mr. cassf
Is there single Wing who has forsakcn his
old and tried party, in pursuit Of this "jack-o'.
lantern" with free soi" painted on IL that would
not resent tho charge of giving any support to
Locococoism? We venture TO say there is not
one. Yet they have been made TO contribute
directly 10 the election OF Mr. Cass, by dividing
and thus weakening the Wing party.
Their regrets for the course they have taken
will be increased when they learn, As they sure
~ will learn, that Gen Thylor refers the ques
ton Of slavery in the Territories exclusively Il
Congress; and that they have been the means
perhaps, Of defeating Wing Congressional can
didates, who arc for, and OF elceting Locofocos
who are against, excluding Slavery from the
Territories
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10

Ma EDIrOR,-I notice IN your paper o.
September u, an attack upon, an individua
whom you arc pleased 20 term q "Clcrical Poll
tlcian,' IN which, after dcscanling upon tile IN
iquity Of dcseerating the holy Sabbafh and the
sanctuary Of God to the unhallowcd purpose Of
preaching pro-slayery sermons, you proceed 70
state that, "sirangc AS il may appear to this en-
lghiened community, there is in Mt Holly Gas
we have been inforrncd) a minister of the Cos
pei, making great pretcnsions 10 morality and
religion, who has repeatedly had the unblushing
eiTronicry TO substitute for the teachings Of his
Lord and Master, the doctrines Of the pro-slave-
~ party. Instead oflahoring for the conversion
Of dying sinners he labors for the conversion
Of his congregation TO Iuylorsm."
Now, from certain facts, have no choice left
me, but to suppose that am the Individual re-
ferrod to. lhave therefore, simply to state to
you and thepublic generally, that am now, and
ever have been, as decidedly opposed to desc
Grating the holy Sabbath aud the sacred desk ly
the ulterance of political harangues and partizsn
discOurses, ms you are or can be.
have ever held that the Gospel Minister, Il
herald of "peaee and good will TO men" should
in his clerical capacity, have nothing 10 do with
party politics Of any kind, but as a citizen a
the Commonwealth, he has the same privilege Z, {
exercising his elective franchise and his person.
al influence Us that enjoyed in common by any
NJ. 10 go ,.;.h,,, Co. 81 oo,,rod;,,;o,
a., -, H. 80, H., io, ~ ,,a.,, ~ H.
ne, 80 @h. ~ NJ, tt.i,.' ~ ~, 80 ,s''
until the present Iime have never introduced
political matters OF any kind into my discours-
III. ~, pGeu ~ ~, ,ot ca auy .y"n V.
,S ~ s SO :, iVss ~, 1870, .o~d an,.
,i;,;aI .,, ~" "a ~, 80 49,. Y
P Sao y, $500 wy. s.l As.o" ~ w. :,
49, III ~ IL r. CLs.. -.
" ~, w. ,e W % WA
"a G". 70 s,e ..,' Ia
,,;,;cs, oe;e". 81 Lon,, o. ,,,os, ,,;,h IN sI
Pnea' ~ Ta =, r % I'y T WIN wy sn
sePn,ph u iowh I'srn am i9"h ile'u ns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
Energy.

One Of the most remarkable instances of the
success which attends well applied energy and
perseverance, is exhibited in the case OF DIR.
David Jayne, of Philadelphia, with whose ad-
vertisemcnts the readers Of the Register arc FL
iniliar. Tho Doctor, after spending many wears
Of his life in practice and careful investigation
Of the origin and character Of diseases, applied
himself to the preparation OF remedies, and the
excellence of his compounds is aitested by the
grateful thanks Of thousands, who have proved
the benefits Of his skin and scientific knowledge
His arc not mere quack nostrums, but prepafa-
tons resulting from long and careful study and
rs they serve, in an eminent degree the good
purposes for which they were intended, success
has 70 lowed the proprietors enterprise and la
bors, His establishment is now one of the larg-
est in the United States, and besides furnishing
every city, town, and township IN the country
with his invaluable mcdi zines he ships annually
immense QUANTITIES to e.gn lands. as
In the prosecution of his plans for bringing
his specifics 10 the notice Of the whole people,
Dr. Jsyne hss issued Tamil, Almanac, con-
tanning certificates and testimonials OF the high
est character. We see il stated in the German
town Telegraph, that "last year, one million
Of tho AlinAnacs were published for 1913, and
all distributed. This year, the demand for ls4s
IS so great, that two power presses, driven by
steam, are running day and night, with double
sct ui minus, anu uuaplc 10 meet inc uemanus
OF the public for the Almanacs. Indeed, Messrs.
Stanley & MCalla, who do the prcss-work, have
found il necessary to meet the wants Of the pub
. Usher, to obtain a third porg1press, 7iro mill.
ions and a half copies will be required for isl9,
consuming from twelve 10 fifteen thousand
realms Of paper, and mourning an expense, at
the very small rate oftwo cents each copy, and
we cannot see how they can be furnished at 80
low priee--of .fjts ho,saad dollars" This is
wonderful, exhibiting as il does, one Of the most
remarkable instances of enterprise on record.
But i must be remembered that this large
sum, which is fortune Of itself, is entirely CIV
en- away-the whole two millions and half of
Almanaes are gratuitously given TO merchants
siore-keepers, families and individuals, with
view to their general gratuitons distribution
Throughout the United States r. "a raIs.
g The position Of DIR. Jayne Is an enyiable one
achieved by his own unaided energy, industry
and enterprise drawing largely from an extern.
sirc knowledge Of medical jurisprudence and
he nov stands at the head OF the discoveries Of
medicines for "the tnillion,9 which have not on
y been pronounced to be unequalled as rene
dies, for tho diseases seyerally set apart by the
proprietor Sea but destined 10 confer upon the
human family incalculable benefits in the form
Of restored health and prolonged existence.
NOrristown Register.