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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-26
NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Wn earr from the National Intelli nencer that

We learn from the National Integencer, that
The following States have, in compliance with the
invitation of the Board OF Managers, offered to send
blocks of stone to be deposited in the great National
Monument in the course Of erection in this city,
Delaware New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, YER
mont, Michigan, Ia block of "copper", New Hampshire,
Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi Illinois,
andth Territory of Minnesota. This block is what is
called shah, red stone, the famous pipe clay of
the Indians.l
The fine block Of granite from Maine has been re-
ceved, and the first that has reached place fdes
nation. 1t has simply the of the State, standing
out in large characters and handsomely executed the
face of the stone The Board will be under the necessity
OF placing these blocks in the interior wall ofthe obelsk,
they received and according the date OF the
admission Of the States into the Union, at first
designed
The following States it to be regretted have yet
given inimation OF their intention to comply with the
suggestion OF the Board Of Managers, viz MARYLAND,
Rhode Island, MASSACHUSETTS, Missouri, Indiana,
Ohio, Connecticut Kentucky, Florida, Teras Wiscon
SIM and arkansas
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The Toronto Canada anti annexation manifesto has
received $500 signatures.
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Mr.. C1AY.-The New York Express of Tuesday at.

Hon. Henry Clay visited Wall street to-day the Gus
tom House, Exchange and other public places. The
people could not refrain greeting him with repeated
cheers. The "Bulls and Bears Of the Money Change
gave in to the great lion OF the country.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Cleared, schr Mary Jane
Peck Dupuy, Richmond
BALTIMORE, Nov 24-Cld, schr Knight, North,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-26

An establishment for the manufacture OF fax goods
has been started in Dayton, Ohio,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-26

valuable lead mine is said to have been discovered
near Mansfield, Mass.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-26
The Wing publishes the following letter
FAUoUIER COUNTY, Va, Nov I'D, 1919.
LII u. IL L.

TO the Editors Of the Wing
While on recent visit to Lancaster county, ! found
old letter book Joseph Ball the uncle of Washing
One to Mrs Washington, demonstrating strongly against
sending her George to Sea. Another, written to
Washington himself. propose sending copies to the
Wing for publication. Joseph Ball, for private and in
nocent reasons left Virginia. and lived in London This
will account for the date of the letters which writ
ten between 1743 and l757. He had many correspon-
dents in Virginia. Below is extract Of letter writ
BENZ. Waller, of Williamsburg, Virginia, and da-
ted Stratford, Aug. 3lst, 1854. ID.
Good Sir Ireceved your favour of the 29th OF June
last giving account OF the engagement with the
your goodness in writing about all occurrences especial
y the war with the French. | am much pleased with
getting the first victory, and especially as Col
Washington is my nephew, tmy sisters son.9
The fact that Gen. Washington was very near
entering the Navy, when youth, is fully related
in Sparks Life.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH WATER AT O'CLOCK, P. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Schr Miranda, North, Baltimore
Schr Patriot, Center, New York.
SAILED,
Barque Cyane, Loveland, New Orleans.
Schr Lady Lake, Young, New York.
BELOW,
Schr Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-26

The New ORLEANS PIcAYUNE-This spirited paper
which, for enterprise and all other qualities that consti
tute valuable daily journal, stands preeminent, ha
recently put on an entire new Dress and its shining
tasteful appearance challenges comparison with an
newspaper in the United States We wish it continued
prosperity, which it well desewes-Charleston Cou'
As the Judges say we concur.--TIMEs.
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TExAs.By the steamship Palmetto, we have files of

TOKEN OF MoURNING.-The Mayor, with common
dabe feeling in relation to the recent calamity pub
fishes the following invitation addressed to captains OF
vessels in port, and to the owners of places OF public
resort They will, of course, gladly comply with his
Honor's wishes:
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, }
L A

AS mark OF respect and SOTTOW JoT Tie dead, and an
expression of sympathy for the relatives and friends oil
the unfortunate victims OF the awful catastrophe on
board the steamer Louisiana l, A D. Crossman Mayor
OF the city of New Orleans do hereby respectfully call
upon all masters of vessels and steamboats, port
well as on all owners of public houses throughout the
city, to hoist their flags at half mast this day, from the
rising of the sun to the setting thereof.
A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
IN o. Picaulue NOU II.
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gathered during lspg life spent In exploring foreign
regions. End observing tho phenomena Of nature
that materials enough will be left for the study and
vesestion even Of future generations Nearly sill the
fceI TITO Dstituiiops In this city have been entrusted
to HE care and superintendsnos BY the present King
The cholera In this city Ia now abating The num-
Der Of cares per day is from twenty to thirty.
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THysssav. OHsP NJ
An engagement tsok place fsss Eight at half pssS
nine NJ. with the whole band OF rebels beaded ~
Theodore Vacco and Priest Noasrs Who attsm otea -
pas the detachment oomms ndrd by Capt Cs,ta. IN
two lines, firing volley they went by. viAoso's
party was so closely pursued that nine prisoners
taken. amongst whom were Spirs Vlacco his cousin.
and Miehsels Cucotroi, upon whom mediate jssdos
will be done.
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We Nicholss T.. &C. &C., 80 The brilliant results which
y kwteiae the guerching OF
in,vrec " Hpnssr, snd Trrr.yivsrs ts.hes tnst
a., A., rts dne,s The % side
rte h.s lter en- rtrtiy Invited SIS vny issress,d
D., ~, etcssio, ed ~ cholera Now, hsvsvrr IL
ne fe,iod for usual rcpieshsss Of losses snsssd b
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q witssSland .

TUE rNCtkASk w INN AiSthihN Az
yRonIiKRs-TBR RAD REPUBLICANS A
ITC kTC.
Tn. folio~ins 10 from the T.csss Gareffei
n has b, en- =. mar he'd for some tins psst u
trian troops have been increased In an -n
manner ON the frontiers OF Ticipo, ~ithou
est apparent object This circumstances o
reports Witch are circulated In the 0erm'
sHd greseb journals. as to project OF ints
S-it zerlapd, and on the fears % the occue
canton 81 1icipo. hsA Awakened the sttsn
council Of State u that canton, which mas az
fsd.,si council on the subject. calling its
tbis important saair and demanding the
measures necessary to tranquillirs the va
i,snts OF tn. canton he federal cou
ON the 10th by the following despatch To
Of state ~ Tic,po, ~hich, ~hils cslmi.g q
the people. vill hos the reserve whics ~s
In pn,ii, hing the reports % the foe.igu
"lp tbspkipg you Tor the report whicn
ma In your letter ~ the sth ibst vs eau
As to the movement OF the Austrisa trco
frontiers. and enable you 10 ooatrasics
vhicb are In circulation In your csutos ss
,fthst concentration of troops. shieh vet
intended and rssdy to invade II. We have
several com m unicstiops that these mrsem
10 b. attributed to any hostile Intention
establishment Of Austrian military y sss
tr,me frontier Of swit reriapd, has no uth-r
20 prevent the desertiop of tndividusis
s,cs De the conscription which ~ nov taxi
Lon hsrdy sud Al the ssme tiuis 70 reFrs'
| cling vh,ck A. nos being csrri.i on very
| On that frontier The marches aud obu"
| Of the troops have be,idrs been mate on .
| ,iderstions the opportuns pess ~ wh.cn car
tested this tpfermstion wi, be snmsient
g.. IN. mipds ~ your people, TO wh1m " ~
\ sbls 10 mate ~ kno~r."
| letter from Geneva ofths ian, says
ItIstmpoe.ibie that the for-,s. po~-rs
4 IN al, - Geneva to be . ntst ~ cons P,rst'rs
4 "a ..r.~,usi ssitssiup. Ifther- he much :
i. he scsossts given By the j"urssis ri
| r-fuu~es Who hare been rso~ivvA here, u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-28
GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
GAYS EXTRACT OF CANCHALAGUA.
A CALIFORNIAN PLANT
OF rare medicinal virtues.


or medicinal virtues.
DUBLICLY ADMITTED BY DIR. TOWNSEND, NANU-
L facturer of "Townsend's Sarsaparlla,"
To be Far better than rsaparilla,"
CERTAIN PREVENTIVE AND CURE FoA
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds Influenza Asthma, Bronchitis, Sorofula
Dropsy. Complaints, Piles Bilious Complants Neg
v0u' Affections cu FHSER p ASp 1GuE
creased Discharges Depraycd and Defective Appettss ad
gestion, and all diseases orginatingfn
CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS, OR
LMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
which tend system 1t gives tone and vos
and PoWsrs IN shs
fall Of the invaluable as Family Medicine q
preparing the system to sustain the changes of climate
As mineral whatever enters into the composition
Of this medicine may be offered to the most delicate female,
or youngest child, without apprehension.
Canshaasua Of California since its very recent
into this country by Mr. Gays and they all stating
that Of its most astonishing properties is its mmsdia
viii readily prove how liquid and pure the blood at once be-
the invigoratng power it 10 not like bleeding which
relieves the system by conveying from emily the and
liquid mpd blood and leaves its stagnant and vtsed
add hudty at the Of its quality but 1t create
and healthy blood and impars life and
action part Of the body SO long the blood
and healthy Infection however malignant take deep
SPAsMODIC CHOLERA
may through USE deprived malignant character
The terror Of fever and auc in crossing the Isthmu Of Pa
AAA"' GOLD GIONS,
needs longer to exist for single bottle Of the Canchaa
will break and eradicate this dreaded disease
long standing single bottle Of the will be found
contain dozes than quart bottle Of Sarss
para whilst from its condensed form, the freight the
will not be onefourh much; besides this it
tans ingredient likely to ferment and sour In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-28
CONSUMPTION CURED DAILY.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION OF THE WORST CLASS
is DAILY CURED BY DIR. HASTINGS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA, THE ONLY KNOWN
REMEDY FOR TUBERCULAR

CONSUMPTION CUkED DAILY.
81 9 %s$ SStS''
SYRUP k 81 EbEn FUR HHh SNhx Known
THE MEDICAL r sSHfHTr1 as NELL As THE PUB
lie, struck with wonder the numerous cures made
tain speedy for tu6orcaiar Consumption worst
En- fy 1 hf sHsr s
Brathwaite Retrospect and all other Of the London Msd
cal Journals have spoken in praise, many times Of the
''''' DR.. HASTINGS PREPARATION
Der s
ar ' az
& 3: ans.; b.
OF Manchester 1 GSD Sli'f frs INFLUENCE.
seen the smaeated being whose brow death had
@
distressing cough the calm which alone
''e' '''.' '' DIR. WARE, OF LIVERPOOL.
first Medical discoveries any and eonsder its agency
in Consumption established beyond all doubt
Boyd Of lancaster Halls IS the sro.t consump
from the lungs and preventing
. &c ps q: assy of All 1hss
.n E sc s1d night
time colds having yielded q
with
OF blood and could obtain relief he
HASTINGS NAPHTHA.
which stepped 1t in half hour To enumerate all the
performed by this medicine would vol the
Campaigning have been selected by the American from
Of certificates and letters which have been
him.
NYAcK, Rockland Co., N. Y, Sept g. 1913.
N. A. F. HARRsoN-Sir write to inform you Of the eff
feet Syrup has had wife, She has been afflicted
with the worst form Of Consumption for two years. and had
given by physicians when ADVERTISE
favoraby impressed with it, bought bottle which had
effect that she pesevcred in the Of it,
When she commenced taking it, she confined to her bed
enabled and attend her household dues
and feel confident that the Of few bottles will
entirely her would also add that my brothers child
afflicted with bad cough from its earliest infancy
and induced to the effect of the Naphtha Syrup
her did and the of half bottle completely
her. You at liberty to this letter at your discretion
Respectfully, JOHN g. PERRY.
Read the following from Of the Physicians the
The Agent has received the following letter from Dr.
r. b. Mason, we'll known the leading physician of New
Orleans:
NEW ORLEANS, Feb'y7 1s49
MR. NJ. A. p. HARnIsoN-In yours Of the 18th
January inform you that owing the high reputation of
Dr. Hastings, induced to this Naphtha Syrup (of
which the agent in several Of pulmonary
sumption and much surprised Mt the result In every
after taking the first bottle the patient felt greatly
evod and the tuberclcs stopped forming and those already
formed began be removed Every have under
treatment consider in fair way to recover ~
In haste, yours, j. H. MASON, MD.
York. Price 81 per bottles bottles for S. mhl l3t'
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THIS THE ONLY ACTUAL DISCOVERIES
FOR IMPoTRNcy, GENITAL DEBILITY, NOCTURNAL
DISEASES 0cC ASSIGNED
CERTAIN HABITS.
A ND MANY OF THE NOSTRUMS RECENTLY RI
"A commended for the complaints worthless ima
ons whichs unrvaed excellence fame and popularity
have brought into the market The medical faculty of Europe
and the United States unanimous in their recommends
ons Of the Lucna Cordial and have not given their sanction
pound for the The nature of the maadies
eved the Lucn Cordial generally such to leave
the publication Of certificates OF out Of the question:
elusive testimony to show that the great reputation
which it enjoys not accidentally obtained, but V
firmly based upon its positive, and apparently mira
healthy offspring who would not boon but
for this extraordinary preparation And 1t equally
tent in the diseases for which is recommended OBJ
lection has been made to the price Of Lucna Cor
dial the trash that has been thrown into the market
in opposition sold cheaper but the fact IT, the cordial
be sold for less and ought to be much dearer
hest things nature whereas the others made Of
cheap drugs worth but little in and less in merit
and fact that at least of the getters Of these
mkt makes point to add bottle Of the Luz
Gina Cordial to given number Of gallons Of his compound
give it little and virtue and thus soa00
his conscience We the reader that the sano
may be placed the Lucna Cordial in the cure the mas
dies mentioned above, and also of those which follow via
Loss Of Muscular Energy Physical Lassude and General
Prosraton Irrtaby and all Nervous Affections Indiges
on Suggishness Of the Liver elect and Fuor Abus and
Provocative Functions in all Of which IL will afford almost
immediate relief and If used directed is almost certain
TO produce positive and permanent Persons about 70
nature should take this Cordial it will infalliby
health and vigor in brief period and where offspring
Of regret If be had to It, the most bene6-
Principal Office l Greenwich street, three doors from
Courand New York Ase for sale at No. 50 North Sixth
street. Philadelphia Baltimore by George W. Jones' and
John LaroQue in Washington city, by Charles Stotk
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$500 REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
nor THE CURE OF G0NORRHHA elects, STRIC-
lures and analogous complaints Of the Of
tion.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
Ia the most certain.
1t makes speedy and without the
restriction to diet drink, exposure change application
to business.
We give no long quacksh recommendations to deceive the
public IL the medicine does not speak for itself shall
speak for it. Our object IL TO notify where had
the rope challenges single Gonorrhoea
brought IN which the mxture will not effect rapid cure
der forfeiture OF 500.
This is disease that unfortunately pervades all classes Of
socety-bgh low rich and poor, matrimonial and single
They are here presented with remedy by which they
cure themselves without the least exposure in the shortest
time possible.
Farther the disesse cannot be contracted dose Of the
mixture Is taken at night going bed when exposed
IL put up in bottles with FUN directions accompanyngi
~ bottle One bottle lasts weok, which generally
cures-many are cured in two days -
Sold AZ the drug store 73 Broadway irving onss csrner
Of Chr uibors street " mhH-l3t. Law
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CLIREHUGH's vENTILATING OR GOSsAaER
WIGS. SCALPS, AND LADIES

CTAND IRE eminent above all others IN the world An
- animation will prove this egos-ica boast Their
cuar light ventating and gossaner chsraoer their
shaped and fitted to the head exactly tho natural hair
grows hair having the of issuing
skin; their elasticity superioty OF material and workman
Ship their style II finish and mode Of form suoa
combnatcD Of improYemsnts that sl dges
have pronounced them Perfect Heads Of Hair
Strangers invited TO ipgpect them whether from en-
riosy, o. with the intention 10 puchs Prcse moderate
~. broadway. up eialrs, opposite IiSe,rd's Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-28
DIR IEEFRIES, ANTIDOTE

Nosr KYrForuaL APPROPRIATIONS SOLD pon ooNoa-
RHuA AND oTrR DISORDERS or THE
ORGANS.
ONO has proved that IL will radically
IL any case This desirable result Is obtained in from TIVE
ton and rs neither creates oonds the
deviation in die or ntcr
rupLon usual pursuits sound sleep or healthy bgeton
ths nuisance Ia thus removed speedily IL oonSs
tent with production with thorough and permanent
It's nsrodon entirely vegetable and Injurious effect
either locally be caused by ts
Price One Dollar per bottle Sole agent for iris city
ull17 1873 Y. u. hing. ls2 Bg9sdNsJ cor. J1ba st.
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~ MANY MARRIED FEM LEs ARE SUFFERING
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

HAPPINESS THE AIM OF ALL.
Happiness is doubtless the aim of all The question
u.s. how it shall be obtained 1t cannot be denied that one
indispensable condition is health to be enjoyed
alike by the husband and father the wife and mother
children The wife and mother is subject to many com
plants incident to her from which the and
father is free 1t Is thus that her often
sicky existence painful to contemplate Let
then as he values his happiness and that Of
panon Of his BOSOM and the mother of his children
himself Of The Married Womans Private Medical Compan-
ion by DR.. A. NJ. Maurceau, in which he will find thoee
matters treated Of which hs should not be ignoantP
Inquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-28
CANCHALAGUA vs.. SARSAPARILLA.
VNHE ANNEXED LETTER, FROM AN EMINENT LAW
yer made public by the proprietor Of Gays Canoha
qua just tribute the extraordinary virtues this Ca

tribute to the extraordinary virtues Of this Ca
NORTHAMPTON, February T. ls4e.
you Of the re%SIkass of%y
81 ease a @ pu s' s
lips face and glands made their appearance and increased
the whole Of this period used sarsapara in large suan
se $
the ri onr s was Ac h.
vsed to make trial Of Canchalagua. took but
'1s To sSs saS' '
s than and s. bottle" % was us .
to some Of inereduous friends they seemed to
Of the sarsapars easy under ersun
a
ing her extract supposng all safe butn
commenced giving your medicine i've days Ithe
;5s began TO
as three Sa. sy % ss es h
ever seen not scar or pit ns 70 %nr her sssa
clan to with the intention Of prescribing he's
child SS improving wing rap he did not coademH It.
his Prescription .as ts beau used ySSr failed
am sure he will NOV IN your medicine in n%s<
sH on Of MAKE
qua and am certain they win be .pG
TO Gan E, proprietor of Gays c.n0hA
From X. ii. WISsLow, Esq, banker. So Wall street
New YoRK, Sept. IA, 1913
pssI a.sy comply xA your r:?1:':s II -:
from me Of your Extract of CAnchalagua or California
Plant. -.
Its effects upon my system evident and gratifying and
have induced to Its use 20 y .aa
pleased that in no instance nave "sea US
appointed in its efficacy. ..-.-..x,. -.s.x
AL IN state believe 1t will be found to be
remedy in Of diseases OF the lvor ana
Of That YOUR merit in the Introduction Of this invaluable plaat
may w Yours, sincerely,
X. II. WfNSLOW.
Iron the Sunday Times.
GAYS IfMexico had produced any
ching more valuable than the plant from which this
Zion should Be inclined to despse It, for
Are satisfied Of the most vaua
bio medicines which has added to tho pharmacopA
within present century We what sayfor IL
tested under eye with the NOSE
surprising and beneficial results in case VI confirmed bon-
ohts.
Co., A. u. D. Sands. j. W. Penfold Co.. HAviianAs
Kecas Co.
Sold retail BY the leading apohccsres In Broadway sad
roughout the city. ml3 l3tsrro
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THE CHARMS OF HOME.

~ "Somuch of the happiness Of home depends upon the
health Of the wife mother that nothing having its prese
walton in view should be overlooked or neglected.
"f the wife and mother is afflicted with i'll health and the
husband and father with the anxees
business home presents cherries Preserve watch,
guare and cherish them the health the wife and mother
let her know something of the nature of hor maades
guard against them remedy them when they This
she enabled to do by possessing most valuable work,
called THE Married Woman Private Medical Companion"
R. l. Star.
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M. WISE, OPTICIAN,


M OST respectfully informs the Citizens Of New York and
A the public in general that he has located himself this
eoyp t. ormeD OF c % AND REHN
GLASSES in Gold Silver, and Steel Frames
Mr. w. would also remind the public, to whom he Is
last ten years. that by his knowledge of the optical
b enabled to determine the glasses suitable for Per-
with weak be supplied with glasses which will
greatly benefit and not strain the sight.
Particular attention is called style Of Perspective
Ground Glass, Of the finest flint, which, through their high
polish and ground produce the vision and have
been highly recommended the best in their effect upon the
eye preserving and improving the sight in continued writ
Short sighted persons and those operated for Cataract
inserts Glasses superior quality old frames
and socts the patronage OF all in want OF his articles.
He all Spectaee purchased him to suit the sight
for five years. change the Glasses without extra charge
mhI l3ts law
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,
NOW CONSIDERED by those who use IL, the best art
Gle for the Hair invented and indispensable at tho
ladies toilet entirely clears the skin from our and dan
dru and by its tonic and stimulating qualities
healthy action the blood vessels nerves &c. which feed
tho hair thereby preventing badness and grey hair
AUTHORITATIVE EVIDENCE.
From Dr. WINsLow Lewis Of the most cninen. Ply
sioians Of Boston
Mr. wm BoerP Sir-The preparation invented by you for
the hair has been Extensively used family time
and they give the decided preference over all other
II and beauties hair the skin Of
all impurities without producing any ultimate deeterious
effects which are 80 frequently the result Of many well known
tented compounds
Having becn thoroughly tested and its reputation fairly
established the best article known for the human hair Il
he surehous still cannot resist the opportunity add
" WiNsIOW LEWIS Jr.
100 Fulton street corner of william Rushon Clark Co,
ITO and 2S Broadway To be obtained tho and
manufacturer Nv m. Boyle III Washington street, Boston,
and Of The principal Druggists aad Perumera N the United
States and Canada uh2zl lyts law