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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
NTEW-YORK LAUNDRY, Is Spruce

street, near Nasssu-To New Shirt Dealers, Single
Gentlemen, Families AcThs is OF the mos! perfect
extensive establishments of the kndiu this any other
country II hes been erected al expense OF about four
thousand dollars and combines the following advantages
lst-Persons leaving the city in haste can have their
clothes washed and roned In superior mannerin from TWO
10 three hours time.
2d-No material is used in the washing department but
pure olive oil and filtered Croon water hence cohes
destroyed by soaps other humbug
leusiyely advertised ID the newspapers.
SdGenlemen's shirts done Up equal 10 shirts
on sale; senllemens collars ironed in TROY siyle light
coored and pRnaloons elegantly ironed and polished
4h-Clohes lost missed (which seldom or never hap.
pens) Willie promptly paid for
5-Clothes washed at this establishment will wear much
longer simply because they not only handled with great
care but injurious drug generally used IN washing ia
permitted 10 come near them.
6th-Iades dresses, and al hHe articles done up by
an experienced French Laundress,
Clothes taken and delivered free OF extra charge. Ink
spots and stains edectualy removed
The Penny Post, will receive prompt attention
MADAME RAYMOND, superintendent
PS-Esperenced hands are employed 10 iron new
hrts. sae etuis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
OPENING OF THE FIRST# FOUR

IT LLNI-NO Ut II1E FIhSI FLU q
~ SEALS" DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE
Dunlap's greatest painting. is open for Exhibition
every afternoon and evening Stoppani Hail. 398 Broad
way, corner OF Wuker.st It has been visited aguin and
again by hundreds of thousands of persons both this
country ana Europe Il is The greatest moral representa-
tor OF the age lectures the painting every afternoon
n O'Clock, end every evening at O'clock During the
afternoon and evening, the exhibition Will he eniyere by
some fine music upon one OF 7, Gilbert Co.'S Foian
Pianos, furnished by Wsters Berry AZ Broadway
Tickets IS cents; children half price o30 IEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
ANTHONY J. BLEzckRs Aacaoneer 4
EVEN VATTJART.F z u II u ~ - :

ANTHONY J BLEzcKgR. A1caoneeE M
SEVEN VALUABLE B U IL ~ Nv v
order l9 Of he Fsners Loan and a , csnPar
THONY J. BLEECKER will sell at AucnonR "a E..sa
DAY November s. 1850 at u O'clock Of " riropeyE
On Sixthey - lots of ground situated Oh ,rG pr
of Sixth az between Twenty fifth and he coa
ing the whole entire front Of the bloc5 Is AZ per ZAP
of property belonging 10 said Company, on NC
terra Office 9TH the agctdEI..
Terms-l0 per cent the day Of sac W. Of the deg
on the ioh oNovember the balance can remain saau ~
and mortgage for five years at per cent FL food a.
further particulars apply to tHe ! aaS'0ue'''
o30 CT t,i0oJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

Ls9 70, Treasures Monthly Statement, Mar
ketS. &c. see FiIN Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
W7RANSFER OFFICE, N. J. EXPLo.

~ sc ,9I,71r @ =, 49,. vi
October q, l350-At meeting Of the Executive Cor
miltee, held this day, report was received from 70
Acting Manager al the Companys Works, at Newak "
commencing that In order meet the very increasing et
mand for the Companys PATENT ZINC PAINTS asa
other products, additional Steam Engine OF agaols'
power be contracted for, together with suitable mfa
miia and buildings therefor whereupon it was esof1
That the be authorised open subscriptions =
the disposal Of five thousand shares Of the Company s
each and 10 issue scrip certificates therefor the INSTANCES
upon which 70 be payable Us follows viz: ,A,,o
81 dollars per share in cash the time Of suoseqns Nae
SOC d, the end Of 60 days from tm' ua1S
500 months
am -.
Ii was further Resolved Tha; Richard Jones Esq %a
yid A. Hayes ESQ be authorized to receive su6sG5p5<
at the city of New ark aud Messrs w. T. Jones 0i01
in Philadelphia. ,,,o,. vi
bereyed b[ Tie spbscrher Of his Office IS Bea7ers 80
also may be seen the Managers Report and TI nsnng
nation hsd io8 2ysi s T JONES IIeS1I~--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
W CAPlrALISTS-Wanted,

&S GNNA WANTED on unencumbered
" SsVOOproperty u per cent Address n b at
his Office nj ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
~ cRAWRIECkS UPHOLSTERY
No SHTpPERSOF PAPER. DRILLS

j SpFETINGS. &c.-CLEYELAED L co. 81 Bea-
are prepared to compress tie above goods SO
SOC frIIrn IS 10 80 per cent IN measurement
Blankets already in bales reduced . to . ieeteach
Mule packs made up otclotung. &C Tor me isi9nus.
snd restore spotted and damaged goods to their original
vse Goods from auction attended TO as usual and ship
ped with prompmess oS lmeodis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
BOARD In ENTHUSIASTICALLY

pOARDING.-A gentleman and lady,
u or single gentlemen may have full or partial board in
aPRIVATE FAMILY at II Eleycnh-st. few doors west
OF Broadway. References exchanged. OBJ 3tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

TOWNSEND HNNFs, KegsIef
At Boston the Money market is very easy and
the negotiations are made with facility at : a
q cent First-cass paper goes at 607 2 cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

Il single gentlemen Small private family in the house.
The rooms are on second door CRATES and pantres at
lached Terms moderate Apply at "a Woosers. o3l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

blooms TO LET, WITH BOARD,
Il in one Of the the pleasant locations in the Ciiy
on a STAGE ROUTE. The best OF reference given and
reanired Apply the n Z Of ThHeenth-sL and Sew
snfh-av o9 lin*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

BOARDING in the Seventh Ward
ED One or two single gentlemen can be accommodated
with PLEASANT ROOMS, with full partial board, on
application at IS RugeTs-s OF Henry o5l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

pOARD WANTED, by q gentleman
4 and his lady-second story front preterredbe
tween Second and Fifth avs and above Houstonst Ad-
dress II. Z. box ,887 lower PostOfice. nj ST.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

WMth. pouu.d ou lluus head.
kaHdoNn br n.a.'. 900. o.r ti. ,.hr
le '''' m"'''u'r She'd
~rI.h.. t.r rrfr..h.nmslrv uh,.i docs
op iiew.ns t.porui.
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OF, ,''''.u W. '''N' "S one ''''''t /" I'"r"
','i .'' '' ..''''''f'u' I''r'.''
t''r ",''''' '' i"' ~ ,'"H} virtues ~
',.''' IT, ~ guy '''' ,''''.' ''' A',r'"
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

g. oar editorials, owing to their length
have been crowded ont, among others, al
article VI relation Ia the President, Message.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

u We arr compelled 10 lay over the Mos
ssaer of Governor BIZ for The want oi room
Il .sascrr lang document, and differs only n
"a i,w particulars IRON tina. of his predecessor
W. shall delay any comment upon iis merits
until next vcck, when we hope TO bay Il beioro
ous renders, with such criticism 80 We may
drcm lssi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

A BIsuoP SENTENCED TO DEATH.--
The resih journals publish the verdict
of the Austrian court-!nartiel against
the Bishop of Ladslaws, Of CrosswaT-
dein. The verde; sets forth, that the
Bishop was convicted Of having yielded
obedience to the orders Of VI. hossu' rs
government; tha; he had attended sum
dry si,liugs of the Illegal Hungarian
Parliament, and sent an address OF ihom-
age to Kossuth AMI that he had pro
m,tcd the ends Of the summons to a
general crusade against Austria, For
all aud each of these crimes, the Ash-
op has iccn found guilty Of hightreas9n'
and sentenced to die a ;raitor's death
on Inc gib5ct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
INTERNAL ULCERS.

This cure is triumph over the skH Of the best phy,f'
eions in the city Of Philadelphia and Is POSITIVE PROOF
that internal ulcers be cured easily external
when RRAST's PURIFYING EXTRACT Il used Mr. John
b. plum, OF the most respectable gentlemen In
auburn, Caytga Co., " Y, informed Us IN Oct, lS47
that ho had been afflicted with three FIssUREs or
Aon and thus furnish positive proof OF the fact and of
their location. He said that he had spent year In
Philai,piia under the professional advice of the bes.
ply cians and obi yed 20 return TO Auburn with
out help, when Dr r w. HINT, druggist of
Auburn advised him to Try BranfS Purifying Erioct,
and Tho of hn,na of II snccL.h q n.-lecL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

MrL.scuoLy EFFECTS OF THE USE

McLANcHoLY EFrEcTs OF the USE
OF CuLoRoroRM-A young lady oi
this city, who up to that time had en-
joyed good health, took some ch'o'o-
form several weeks ago, IN order 10
have several teeth extracted without
pain. When the operation was tniSh-
cd she was quite delirlous, and could
not tell where she lived, or who she
was. S..e was sent home in carrI-
aye, and soon after she was seized with
spasms of the most violent cha'acter.--
These continued almost without inter.
ruplion for many iays-o0en threaten
ing immediate death. The best med''
cal skill could not mitigate their sew
eri,y or their frequency. Recently
We believe, recourse hes been had 10
mercurial preparations, which have
put an end to the spasms, but have
If the patient in a state OF suffering
which no language can describe -
Her complete recovery can hardly be
expected, though hopes are e.derlaIn-
ed that the end OF her intense suffer
inrs is no, far distant. 1t isnow about
three weeks since she took tie chloro-
form, anl she has ever since been in
the keenes; agony-Roch Adc. iprH
I9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE Capt
Ezra Knapp OF No. 81 Willow -, Brooklyn, n. Y,
OF The most respectable citizens In the city.
afflicted five years with Scroiuous Eryspelas OF both
legs from the knees 10 the iect, which ininmcd and
swecd to prodieous size and liberated Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough 10 finger n
into them which discharged daily an almost incredible
quantity Of maturated substance. lie had had the
advice and attendance Of several of the most skiful
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without efeclnR cure and told by
two OF hs physicians that the ulcers iu his
would run him of b,fors long. BRANTs PURiFYIsa
EXTRACT has cured these ulceraied and nhamed legs
so that now they are entirely healed up and he enjoys
hall
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
lNOTART BOTTLES.


For the removal and permanent cure OF ~
tiseases arising from an impure siate OF We
blood or habit OF the system, 'z--
Scrofula or King's EyII RAc una,ism, Ch'''-
nate Cutaneou> EIupious, l!np.es, q
PuStulcs OF tie Face, Blotchcs, Bi'cs, CLIO
mic sore EycS, Ring Worm or TtUCT,
sca'd Heat, enlargement and pain OF the
3 mes aud Joints, stubborn Ulcers, sYp'
hilitc Symptoms, Sciaica, or Lunlbagoi and
d.cases arising from an iujudici us Use OF
Mercury, Acilies or Drop y,cNposuIc OF m
prudence IN life alsr, Chronic CoLs'itU-
lional Dis rdcrs, etc.
! his Medicine has acquired very exirhd-
ed and established reputation wherever 1t
has been used, bast entirely On N'c"h
merits which It's supal Gcihcacy has aioA'
sustained, The uniortunoteviclim OF Eertc-
tafy disease, with sw ol,en glands, contract
ed sncws anl bones half carious, Los eer
restored 10 health and Vieor, The Scr'iu
patient, coyc'cd with ulcers, loa,hst io
hims,lf and hi attendants, has been 0dC
whole, Hundreds Of persons, who had
g,oancd hopcleSsly tory ears undcrcuta neous
and ganduisr disorders. chronic rheumatism
and many other complaints Sprlrgin2lrCm
arrangement of the sccrCtye organs aud Tho
circulation, la, c been raised as il were ircm
the rack of disease, and now, with rcecncr-
ated constitutions, gladIy t"Nti 10 thc cilica-
cy of ;his inestimab,e preparation. The teS-
timony ot those who have been cured hy II,
u. with their residences, hae lecn publish
ed from time to time aud were 1t dcSirali ic,
a mas Of the most overwhelming testimony
could be brough forward, proving most con.
cluslveiy it, iuCstimable value. The lflict-
ed. and those who have not used This medi-
ci e, are invited to make trial of It's virtues,
and appropriate t. them Give, the b,n,ii's
which Il alone can bestow.
"TRurn Is sqpANGER THAs FICTION.
The at entiou OF the reader is called 10 the
following Astonishing care, eh,ttCd 10y The
use Of Sands SarsdpariiIa.
Thi,Is 10 certify that have q co'ored v O.
nan who has been afflicted for The last five
wears with Scroiula, and all the RENE dies
used had no cGcrt in arrc>'lng the progress
,cthcconnlaint; on the contrary, she COL
,tantly gtew worse al d aityr exyendirc tc-
tween $40 and $50 with p ysIcahS b, sides
using other popular remedies without Succoss
lill the disease bad eaten away The caI tlare
OF her nose, made lis aprearai &C on various
part. of her body, and had Gn.iiJ Goa mertcI
It's rayagcs IN the oot OF hcl mouth,
H. hi, cadiul situation, with The pos
peci of death staring bor lntGc iace, stated
Increase to Or D!,oswoy, the agent iol sauda
SarsaI arila in Ncwb"In, \. G., ly whom
vas advised to use that arucle aud 10 my
surprise aud lhat Of nay neiIlh,rs, 10 Whom
her cas-, was kno~u, after using four an
Gnit bottles sar wss cstuIed 20 pufG ct Lca th
and taa;ia The pocc oi tlrcc ro,ks, aud wa
abctU woIl IL tao wcyEs from the time H.,
Commenced ,akirc il.
JOSEPH McCOiTfH,
Mout Of Neus River, Craven Co, y &
r. Il. HAHhED, \ sent i-r NewTortA
NJy T..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

\ rrL 10 rE.SE ur.-rUe Warren (!.
u Spar announces tat pill m1ciise has
been made in that town, by which a man
can turn ou e),oOj pir. per lJy Il may
be compar g. The Arssna' at Spring
field, OF any other mlUai-c'ory Tor desruc-
tive mjsslo-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

ColAclDENcE-h writer in the Ne
iionol Intelligence, after mentioning
the fact that the lion. John Quincy
Adams died at the National Capitol,
sav. :" The fact is worthy of note that
the building in which MIR. Calhoun
died was built for The use Of tie Con-
prcss Of The United States, ard "aS
used as tie Copi,oi during the rebuild
ing ofthat ediiice, after its destruction
hy the Iri,ish troops; aud, therefore,
the walls within Which he drew his last
breath h We often echoed to his voice
as poured forth in the defence OF h's
p,incip.cs, in that rapid torrent oi eio-
qnencc and logi,al reasoning, which
though it might fai, to convince, never
failed to cIcctify his hearers"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
DYSPEPSIA--SOUR STOMACH CURED.

Fo' salc by c. G.. e. HAZARD, N,vpc,r
john W. Dcarrh, Bristol. :. \. Diiscon, Warren,
n. q. Brown, East Greenwich Oliver Baker
Nick. Briggy Spencer, Washington Nilh re
I. L., Taylor, Kingston. John Allcn, Brand h,n
Works y. :. Palmer & Go. Wcste,ly. +. Yorrg.
WEXFORD And by Agent. in all arts oi the S,n,'
Al le''erF aai ortcrs mr,t 10 sddrsfsed 10 wal.
hs- Z, - i06 b. ,1",, N,r Y,,i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

4 HusEa. One person abusing snohrr
in the presence o! Churchill, the poet, said
-" lie vas so extreme s'upij, That il
yoa said good thing he couli not under
sIaHl IT, Pray, SIT, said CAarcH., did
You ever try him
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

:! . Experimental Philosophy is said
to be asking young lady to marry you.
Looking indifferent aud saying you
were only in fun when she refuses you
is natural philosophy. Goa mi,'ihg su-
icide under like circumstances, is NOR
al philosophy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
Severe Deafness Cured,

tae loo'ys cN,iact from letter lstcly received
irom distinguished physician in the State Of Virginia
a n. CHRsrIE ". D.. Dear Sir One Of my patients
uNNupUu to me- obtained oar GaipdHie B,h aud Neck
igct with the Mogusifc iiid for serious affection Of
Deafness The case was that Of lady whose Nervous
system was much disnrdetel and her general health
poor uch done previously 81 the apple oi the
g,il but viii very little success aud feel 1t only right
10 tel you that since she commenced wearing the Bcl'
AVID using tie Fluid, but a few weeks ago, she hA
ENIlGlLN Rtt ONEhED illR HkARlNG and het
general health is better than f1t several years"
~ l,cry case ~ nebia,ss, If 1t bc Nervous % n
gtueIell! a. Caa be cug'd by This wonderful remedy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
Kinsley's Express.

-,r.--rr,-r-l The Subscriber continues to run
ess.-Sef: an ENrREss, from this place,
iady, by which packages, &C., may be for.
wardcd and delivered, 10y faithful men. to any
part Of the United States. All orders ard
packages left AZ the Of,e, No. II, T1on,s
dreci, Nrrro0, uill met With prompt a',cn
ION R.B kINSIEI
~ -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

\ duel came Off in Schenectady, on
Thursday last between Two gentlemen
or co'or, in tie " lumber business. -
Cause-jealousy and three pinis Of
rum. They fought with pair of saws
aud bucks one of the belligercnts lost
an ear, tho other tie basement of his
corduroys. No insurance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA GITTEHS.
A.srrc, speedy and pc mancnt Cure tor i1ya.
p,,sil IA IT'S vcfsl Forms. llis mcd,"!ur
vii bo found to ,u:, all comu,-i"ts ar'.l' Z
nom disorders nr the silu.ash and D. cIs,
GIliJusuc-s, Ycl.o~nrss e kin, Liver
comp'otnts, Uc5iiijy Headache, Nel,ous
ness, Low Sli,irs, rolpta'lnn oI the ii'ar.
CosuscHess, NC, Sc. Please read the til
.ow,uL ceruica,c;
I. al the following from an euIinon! ply
sicra;
Tia undersigned beng acquainted with
some orlAc Ingredient, rf Ilulc.ings' Veg
ctlb,o Dyspepsia a BittrrS, and having used il
for some tl..e in hi, practice With every De-
tired eject, he recommend, this medicine
sfom iA- ccrlainy Gifts oliecl, and gives il a
preference over all Prspara,icns in medicine
for that distressing complaint, Dyspepsia.
T. HAkDENBERGH, VI D.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
For Sale.

N:r1rt of land of l. acres a. !hc north
,or. o. the Town, bounded on the south toy
Wdngl ,tt.g,, on the west by 3! street. on
the east by street running up on the west
side Of thn com non bu,ying ground, and on
the north by the Dyre farm,-of an extra
quality for gardens, or building lot, will he
sol ait, ,rthcr, or in lots to sui purchasers (;
terms liberal and payments made easy. For
farther particulars. enquire Of
JEFURO f. MITCHELL. OF
DAVID BUFFUM.
MlIic,own, 81 Mo. Il tf.
TE'D LET be Eewpott Ban. iious
= wsh Ition Of the t"o i"we
ruD.nI
CAHOCNE, Ca.hler.
Oct a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

MELANCHOLY OccuERCNCs.-A young
lrdy in Philadelphia died on Monday
last, from an illness occasloned by
priching a feyey-bIIstor upon her lip
with pin. The lady exhibited after
death all the appearances Of those . ho
die from the eaacis of poison contrac-
,ed from t., L.ts Of vcnomous ryp-
t.ics
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

a.
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: y. worm . nis"Iy "Iuo'ic P!p'l5-
- ,rcl..,.. L'o','i e.
., ~, ~ a'.''g '"e .! !'','' ~ ~" "o''S
u Si,'i " ''i..i,.. =. 49, i..., ,;...
,'"' '. wv ''"''' "F '.c o''E -
"' w. '''I ] W. " COZ" al" ,,'
%; ;,'.,- ,L ,it..t, ,,,' '.'''1-
g,,,,,.., ,,.l '''' - u, !, ''',,N a."
H"o"'. ','G' m"nt =" ! rW are o'''n
l"p 'I, = "a. 900 h' Z" as,uf
ma ',''. C'.'"',.'s ","''SH's i'sSt, S'' 'y
10 o'".' """ "'' ~ "I"'S',"
~ 4" s''''' - N'''S J" " "'"' Ae'" o. rec
''-' 10 .o..Ft''T "''"l oNSi N''y ',"'
f''r"'a''on No mas p ri"'''," !, 70 20 I'i." "-
b,,, ,1,' w :, ,'.1 ''''' @' '''
IN r.,nns - is.,i.,oa;,, '., 1,,i, h,,,,
ltGuccd TO shoa IS rapidly increasing fame
10 the South and West but he Is cutirciJ
Wiling 10 res. It. epna'.ou on t'.al Il It's
o"n merlts
Joucsborouph. Tenn. Dee. 81. 1873
We. q, the arerts Of Ir P,rrv. lavc 70.
tailed large quan,ily of his Ne,mituoc. 4
from the demand for il. and tie rrgisr siva,
% it by those wEo have purchased oCus.9rl
ripd il in their ovr Cin,il;cs. we lcyrro lr..
taiion ia pronouhrirgi, ono of the Lps,.r.
icl.s in use IOrtne g,>,rlciic,, ,r volus In
Children.
GiTNCN & VANCE.
Extract of letter received nom Gislin-
gu!,hed LAWYER.
EslIlNi,Ie, Va, Nov 2iSt.. i-iT.
Dear Sir,-Ihere have been sLiiicien, tn
ais OF your Eermfuge in this part Of the
country, with the hapyicst success, 10 war
RAJ me IN Recommending it a. one Of t."
most prompt AMI CihcacIuus remedies with
which The human family have beer blessC a
ana II "'il afford me peculiar satisfaction 10
witness It's general reception BY the public
Throughout The country,
Very respectfully,
HE"hf NAN
To br. IL. t. Pccry.
TAPE WORM.
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JMES w LYON.
PLUMBER,
Brass 4 Copper Worker,

a Manuiacturer Of Force and Iiiting
sf@. Pumps, Steam Water, and Noste
.Csia Pipes WasE Kettles Bathing Ap-
tus, &C., corner of Thames AMI Gridley
streets
J. W LYON having purchased the above
nan.d est ,biishment Of his brother JOSEF h
V Lyon, Is prepared to execute all orders ard
to d. work in his line ofhu-incs- at the siCil
nJ,ioo, and in the mos perfect manner
4 n reof patronage Is solicited.
NY ii
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The Rev. Robert Henry, d. y, Of
South Carolina College, has consented
70 deliver eaogy upon Mr. C.lh1un.
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DR.. c tiKiSTlE'S
GALVANTC BRACELETS

Afe buni o vast service W Of Con, ulsions Fits
s. Iasmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections of
the Head and upper cNttomtes Also in Palsy and PsralJ
sis, and oil diseases caused by deficiency Of power
Or 'enous Energy in the limbs or other organs Of the
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400 Cases Of Palsv and PARALYSIS

lave been reported 20 On CHGtsTu and his Agents within
O., last two yeer, which have been entirely restored
~. C,r. AsoEEw J. 7. ToN's Of Brooklyn n. y, had
30" Uoou .Aie to walk step Tor nea' four years ard was
helpless that he had 90 DO ieu rhc most celohrdttd
lbs .igas gave him up IN Eve days after he commenced
.tlung the GALyAN1c BELr, NTcKLAet, AND BRACs.
he akcd the aud in three weeks he had pc.
city Icco'e cred hs health Captain Tones is seventy
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DR.. CHRiSTIE'S
ChLVANIC NECKLACE

IS used for all CONF auts affecting the Throat Head.
as Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat Nervous
as. sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia in
tgc ace BglAng Roaring in tbe Bars, Deafness which
r lerdy Nervous aAl tAat Gsr9ssel complaint. called
lie Islotpux
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia,

1hcs '---, g T,onying complaints arc imm,.
dia'f'y tsitsu,. nc application of the GaLvAaie B,ir
NioKL,cr FUN. The Belt dfuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has loc al effect and
tie tuid acts directly upon the affected nerve, In
these distressing Affections the application NEVER
FAILS.