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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02
HILLyEEs cOscrsTs--gABeks .oLE:-aoN NsgE

IiIiLYERS COSCERTS-gABEkS ACLE-NON StsUE
and Madame HIS ers First GtRgd II szks
place at the Tabernacle Brosdway New Tois Thursday
evening the Sd CT Oct, la5o Programme-Part Over
ute BY the Oohestra Der "ehsr brand sssna
leonor viens Ar. hyer ia rsvorts." Don Lotti ko-
nhnca-Va dit ellie, Madame Hilyer, Robert T. Uabs.-
Seyerteor DutSixene air vArie" for the Violin and
Piano Henri and ule schumacher. De BE .. Ar-"Lsvs,
ny dsa,eat. twas love :apeled ne" Mr. Hilysr 4 Psn.
tani," Ncui. Romance oh the home of ~ dhihosd,
ssdsnc Hhyer lie Pre- Cleros." ueroid part H.
Overture by the Orchestra La Mue'~ Dc Portos Massa
niSlle hubcr. Grand Scena-"DaHs r0mbre. 10
tere M hilyer !ctssals n, Verdi A,ia-"o non Fer
rsns Eadame Hillycr, la Favorte" D1uiEetti. Duet
"Lfege for The Nioln ana Piano heuri and ulss schu-
mseker " W Ernst narai Air Proudly snf widely my
etandsgd niss Mr. nulysr. FRA Dsvolo, AMBER. AFR
France adore thee" Madame lysr. ia File iu Rssi
ment," Bonizett. There VIII be hrotrate Orcnestrs
Doors epcn at oci0cL Concert TO At oclesk
Tickets 90 cents 10 10 had at the doors and Of NJ dysS
Al warren street.
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sTAAI TIVaL bVTK-A LEFTNG, NO. ~ DAH sIHtbT
n ir q. r. Marsh, Accountant author OF tho Science
e. Double Egtr! SOCK keeping Sin rjiled and the Arr II
sEgle oa la proved, continues 10 teach
40 above. Ts1rc cFssef-saeh pupil has desk 20
hipss l. keeping books receives s-parase
instruction and ius becomes with all the
ornt booss set snd so With many important
IPrlae calculations PeTsols Of moderate capacity. by
sfis e0ufse boob keepers in about
oRh, ard receive oerthea TO that effect. Prospee
trsss with terms obtained the rooms, from A. ~
sP.L
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O+YEPIc..-.rELLows, ETHIOPIAN OPERA

a n L i l. L.
~ Troupe having just returned from most sasessfsI
tour vii have the honor eopenirg ,hs Olypis.
Non DAY EVENING september Dth snS oontiaus svspy
night this week The concert will sonsst Of s0pgs. Duets,
Glee QuRrett Choruascs Refains Ac S0 Bnrl6squys
Italian Opera Dutch bri Black shakers. InetrumsnsAl
solos, aud Ettopan Dlnce the whole By the psrfer
mers In America Admission 25 Doors at 7;
cert 80 half o'clock Afternoon Wsanss-
day and saturday aftoTno0ns
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NATIONAL MISUNDERSTANDING sTREpr. NE.R

horLevsit-soe Lessee and Prsprstor A. II. Psray.
"wednesday evening October ID the entertainments S
commence with the comedy % TOWN AND COUNTRH-
ktuhsn Genroy, Mr. Booth; Jscky Hawbuck Mr. Jeaer0n
kosalie Summers Ess II Mestayer; hen. hrs. Gerroy
hB H. T. Srsttani Mrs. Trott. AIRS. G.. Chapman. After
which btrr Kat and will appear in their stonshss
feats To conclude with the farce Of An lash ENGAGE
GiET-Nr Bullhhch. Ar El,er; Tim RAFFERTY, sr. Say
mnur Norsh Mrs Jefferson Boxes, y PIT, 21z cent?
Private boxes, SIS Seats IN Orchestra, 80 cents.
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A pRdAN II. MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A RuIaus Tloxer Roots, and Garden and House
plarts -Adiinn H. Muller will sell ut auction Thuridsy
Oct at C o'clock At the sales No Wall strees
choice collection OF green house plants consisting in Of
samtas, aud lemon trees, pitti. selia
aoes rhodoacneront ecacas curhoaiss aud
sether with choice collection u south Amercau pen
ss. 20 eases Dutsh bubous flower BY tho psekas
from tie ceslrRtet foriets Van Wavsren Son. Haaris
Holland just lar sed, and In hne order.
WE WOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION OF the
tn day II the snt cofy furniture Of Woodbury. Lang
don Efq at hts residence No 7S6 Broas Asor
Place the whole OF his
ment consulting Of variety Of beautiful medallion tspes
t English velvet brussels and French imperial carpets
ell 81 the choicest patterns and quaes large and superb
pier and antsl mirrors in flo order orou,
and splendid gilt furniture by the celebrated msnu
faeturer both Of s eountry AID frases consisting Of
pensvey inaio fosowood tables etair sofas lounges
all o. the RIOS. eory DC, rpt.on nIsniaesa, snofsrte.
eyrs0dnary and sweetness made order after
two years notice BY the eslebrsd Pieyel In Psrs prosa
bly, the finest in This at Of SkU
number q sets Of the hest India aud satin aamss
tans for windows Gliding DOORS and sleeves beautiful
efkntsitrs eab"e.brss branches mechanical and otaer
lamps serb French srm0u eoek rich French asd Rag
lfh Glassware China services; silver cutlery knives hall
Lanterns oil cloths frsssh tsaseads hair and spring mat
trsses full supply Of Bedroom and Kitchen furniture.
Cttalosses can be obtained Of TIE Aueoneer Broad
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4 . VI Ina Hobo o. az bhphpNAt hbVf
- Grand Streetaopen every night during the week un
further uoties-Fhe original aud we'll known Cbraty
tnsrels yrising efficient and versatile
talented and experienced performers" under the
seeeesiop OF fonr years have been received With fav.r
by highly respectable a. fashionable audiences Tickets %
SIP n. -
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SALES 8y AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NOfIC1-rH0s. BELL, AUCTtONEER-
hBJ H. BcshThis day will be sold, at lOaP'eoek in the
sale rooms, 10 North William stree; valuable assortment
OF outehold Furniture splendid rosewood Piano, old
fashioned london do msde for The Prince Wales sone
time ago Locking Glasses, Mattresses Book eases SC.
Mortgage sale of otce Liquors Thursday Special
sale of valuable Paintings, ON Friday.
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NLAs1LD-BY fvO REsPgcTAtLE YOvNa GIRLS
w situatons-on a. thamterinaid tad would assist in
the vsshipz ard ironing yell recommended
the beet Of ey reference having lived ave years aud three
cnhs eth her lsst eurleier The other Nurss end
sesrstresg; has lived ~ her sst place
City reference sv.n. Cen he for two days ct Ne
Twelfth street. bstveen Fn.h and sisth avenues.
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EDUCATION.

EkEkCn TAuGHr.-sR. G. ID. HAUSEN, TEACHER
OF he trsut language, recently from bnrops, Hye5
ieesrs h their rasidesee as well AZ ~ hs
sens tc1- htJadNey. home until o'clock A ", hEs
s>twesu o and g. Teri moderate.
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MANIFESTATIONS ARE WANTED FOR ABOUT
w 900 smart Ndy, well reeommenses Protestant sst .
vsnf Euerssn, Ensh. Weh seo,1h Osrmsn, and Irish,
Of statues fata-s aapenl ob,aiunG the
vtry tss THE city shords sJsOgE select Pro
'esfant Employment Agency, CAr'rtne s.test. h
verify Protestant rranis sbt,n situations here yr-c ef
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TELeaRAPuio.

N>~s0>s~-s~--->
nosTor AND Tgw yosK TgLEoRAFH COMPANY.
ID op>e Ne. Wall .,r-st. (rcecni story l-fais hne,
ussar Pnfcnt frntrr ln-srrnrnh IN er>r,ncr
to Haven Bartf,-t sprinst>id froydsnee as bs-
ION TIE dcsfatchcsars rrin.ea ~ We tAs,tu meas NJ
Csrisa1 fcttsrsthua ayoifrr Ne uretsy ~ trsns
stns ,rxrferbins anc s,usequsnt hse,i srror ne.
,tersant uron all ether systems ~ tsaegrrphns
ne ra.rcns Tits line ispsni upon rrr-tus trans
snd delivery q their messages % no
received At sr cfss rress the wirrs IN vcrtrs
sessr Prces-for % words. ~ eens snt fet
ss'h S"''u''N JArrg cryRcis, Prs.iseaa
pssisrs =. CLARE. clsrk q toe oorporsten-
Ma ycrke q. IL IA
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MIR. pEMPSTREE WILL SING At THE TA8sRNA-
IVA Gle the evenings OF Wodnesday October Nd and
Friday, October i,h sGlutatio written
for VILE !onpy Lind, b ives sgent Esq a,so his
song "Eornipg Neon, and Wight, The Nay Qnees &C.,
&c. Tickets, ~ csnts. t. commence at * .'sir.k
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II
retfek Sole Lessee and Manager esdaY evsoisk,
October %, 1880 tho will viii
the historical tragedy Of PErUS CRcIN A Paths
CWcnna, Re Consul, Mr. buchanan; Clsud Cesar.
Mr. Lynne paero, Ar Niekinson; Thrssess Mr. wattias
Aria, hrs. Melinda Jones' Cornea, biss Nakason Az
which, the nd aOmie ballet les aEUSIERS (Ths
Ars) grand comic ballet in asts-Nesrs. n tssa
Erino,e; hehars n. Grocelus; Colin " Bsira ao,etsss
Nile. Netorne Frsf - Jeannetts Nile Emily Walaesrava
paFqne asl Bsses 30 phit hsatre. Is oenss.
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NV Vt. HcCUKEICK. AULTiUNEEh.--- AUCTION NO
~ tee=wm. xeCornisk CO, will cell this day. as 10
o'clock Mt 10 spruce good second and piano fr
IL superior second hand soft sofa bedstsas together
with the furniture taken from lo3 Warren Also
rs writing paper; 10 boxos 2counters
Of btas click, trunk Of clothing and dry goods 10 doz
a. W in battle.
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FINANCIAL.


IMMIGRANT IEpusTRiALsAyIN0S BANK. 81 CHAM
II tsrs srsetlh, bans chartered By tho LeGislsture
OF the State 81 New York. the sst sssn hs< tak-n The
.-sRiss g .hAgh.- street ca. e ero.d~sy for the Iu-
poSs ~ 1As taak ul 10 ready 70 rsasivs dspo
NSaiay hoxt so,h Instant aud VIII sentinus ersg
every Gay thor af,er tsundays excepted between
o'clock, ~ Ifus,tsg-John hehslsou, fsunns TUCK
20 stnst kerrgin ox irsedsey, william wat.ou, Hugh
Kelly John Mar ming. Grocery Dilsn, William Redmond
Carrsan Jsniss Eslhsws JsLu kiihav John r. kssnth
Terence Don1ey. GREGORY DILLON. Prosdsst-
sossPs gTrsRr issyfo. President.
PKrxR A. BkEscus Ind Vice President.
FArsrre G. TvcuER. Treasurer.
600 IL .SA Per o s.a sos o. n0s
real esta In this city brooklyn 10
will te losned In 70 srit sppleann Apply 20
JOHN n. ROBSON. 70 Wan street.
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". BRowt, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
a ture, Psr Forte, Ee.-WedLesiay. Oct I'd, l0f
O'clock, as No " broadwsyJ W. Bro will sell
hon, exteniiye assortment u mahogany ssi
other baEdfome Furniture. embracing complete varsity
suitable for yaiors chambers, ke Asn excellent
WOOD Piano Forte Also silver plated Ware rich
icred and plain Glass Lamps Grandole Tea ravs and
other house furnishing articles Catalogues ready Sale
refer
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NUsrTED-A srTUATIoN. BY A RESPECTABLE
w youag woman, AZ Chamrernsid snt water, or 70
a. ~ ccctps % sma family. Has ohjectiou 70 60
shsr distance In he country The best of oty reference
can tt given. Apply al fTs Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02

tyAsTED-.A PROTESTANT GIRL, 10 DO ras
w rtsera housererk Of private family she INSET te
frst washer ana ironor ana sndersans plain
App, with good rcteretces, this cay ~ 81 avinstSa
erred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02

n ,EsUgs xusEur, PHiLADELPuIA.-P T. BAR
- nun, Proprietor aud Manager uoury Stafford. Assist
ant Gana.erA rev dram a. never produces IN America
written by G. H. Rodstl Esa aud eIt titled The Pride Of
Erth will he this week The principal oharas
ters by ystsra Gooda Baker Rogers Thayer NJ Fisher,
Ms. Thaysr Mrs Mortimer ~ Also f,rees ks.
during the week. Tie C1iBsss Fa aud all The ese.ntri
cities % nature TO b Engaged Tor this
mrcs wonder called the OeohestI T~1
dsy. commencing At ani ~ Adittasae. - cents ehiA-
dron under ten years. l?- cents.
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465 600 70 loan on so MAJ. AND =, nosfC 20
RIDIsG SCHOOLS.

w n. pIsBsow-s RIDING SCHOOL. NO. % FOURTH
w. svsn 20 near kstor place. open daily tsssdays az
sy,sal ltd oestlsnsn hour. fer IAdies rcu
An. sPNs d. Gsntlemou. 70 AN. and 20 Pm.
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THRILLER HALL BROADWAY. oPposIrg BoNp

bNOAUWAlt
Street.-The Seventh Grand Concert Mr. Barnum Eas
The honor to that the seventh Grand Copos
Mad Jenny Lind will sfe place the above ALL
early in October and that her will from p
riod. be given in the city OF New York regularly until
further notice. Partieulars hereafter.
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NJ isLo's gAkpEN.--TICKHrs TO ALL PARTS on -

houas ~ sentsj private boKs. IS H.nascr NJ isIn
ssiteh Performance % oommsnoe at O'clock Notice
IN consequence OF tse deusoly on saloon
VINES the closing representation Of
OF haoul and in compliance with the Oh ssral paPu
10 the city will be repoksod for few more by Ms
wonderful Rsve Family together wish
tenmes Frsnsois IN Celebrations Nile Berlin as Diaaa
Mons. Brilliant ald nile. elsde Leh Dansss
Wednesday evening, October 2, JEANETTE AND JsAN-
MOI AfIer which. DiAN IL concl lie Wis
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'EvBE okiGIShL SWISS ELECTROMAGNETIC GALE
brsted hand, having just retained frn .s-fsI
tour the Continent Of Europe respectfully
their former patrons And tho public geaeral thsy will
have the honor OF ccumeucug ~
tho Apollo Pc me, No 40 Broadway on Aondty Ostebsr
7th ant every evening during the week. M IIauast,
the celebrated VIII appear aud ~ tRs
most din music. his uscal csmpsnas T:keH IS
eontF. Doors open stfs snd perfyru
"a o'clock N.B.-Oiler nuseal talent viii Re sngaged fer
the ocrsfion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02

WALLBALLA. go CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE THE
w New Haven Railroad Depot-what with Or. Coiiyers
unr vailed troupe. OF Classical Living Pictures Model
Artises This house Is crowded to witness tho beautiful
ferns the ladies sttsehea this irth
lrhted and agile Arab CT rls will all holIer
original Female Band Of Aims whi :h stands unr Yaed
10th vsealss and al performers.
dsy-hrst Performance TO eomnsnse Of oclo-k in the
afternoon and in the evening Programmes TO bo had
the doOr. Dsilsvsry night after tie performances.
THEATRE VARIETIES, NEW 0RLEANs-ALL PEA
north 81 Louisyille, having any business arrange
pents 70 make with this theatre, will onicate sitA
" IL. CliprsRaale, Esq.. who s my appointed asezs.
THOs. PLACIDE.
VII CHpPKSDALx, III Mercer street. New York.
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WHITE ASH CHEsNUT COAL. or suPnHIoR QUA
w htyFor tale By the Ako. Red Ash Nut Co al
Actress v. TYLER Co.. Philadelphia
II ED ASH Nut cOAL-Of LARoR SIZE AND sUrEaI-
N quality from tho spohn and Lewis Veins for sale By
rs YLsRs Co, rhiiss.ipAiA
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AmUSG MENTS.

m
hssany evening October will be Psy The oonedy sf
pse ftuk GENILEMAk-Dr Ollap0d. Hr Burton fre-
eek . N1Iaek Lester; Hunphsey Dosbins Jo,ns.oa cir
hebat brambt,W Blake; Miss NcTah, Mrs uusoss Emily
NtrtLiDytcn, Yrs Russell To conclude with the eousd
eta OF .hs BOLD DhA0ooNS-Habaibsl Tusee Mr.. Bur-
ION Leon Saberash LESTER Victor Jordan Ecsne
hts kusse harso,, 4r Benny Rex.s. Dress arol. and
fsfue 30 sen'si FAMILY Circle Second Tier p
eI.hsstr ats 20 cents Doors open at o'clock Pr,rH
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Yt,uEATEICAL NOTICE LADIES AND 8ENrLE1BN
Of the Th,atsal fr,fe-ticn Of retp,s lodged talent
wishing onEagsusa fer te ensuns che Asvark,
~ j. theatre, will ysss. call or address post paid
GEORGE CHAPMAN, ~ Duabs street. ~ Y.
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A TEACHER ON WE PIANO r04rE-tA ARRIVED
IA from LETTERS 10 ive lessons for his board IN
respectable toure. koertpes satisfactorily wilt be
hoss who uould rs.et apply this sles 10,
under the letters D. H."
DiANor0RTE, SUITABLE FORA BEliNsER PRICE
only SIS Dinins Tsoos Set OF mahogany dining tables.
sleeves for sss cheap unchanged Tor board apply st
go Canal street, near HsdGon.
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AmUSE m HvVY.

REoADWAy THEATRES. A. kAR2HALL. SOLE
h ss-Ihird nsss Of Mr. Murdoch sv-
Harm OIL Dennsrs-Hame,, Mr.. nsrdssh; King. NJ
WIa'6na Mas Ah.ef,cp; Queen Mrs HELD Player essss
vi ~ aNnS 10 s9Geigde with The farce Of NY YONG
" Dnyis,a a. ohD UMbRELL A-Gresory Griszls, r.
Sii rr' whi'sM cs0ss Allen Ksy1slas:
p ssnif; Gallery, i21s cent?. N"''' ~-' '' ''
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Ertract from a Letter.
Competence and Health

LANCASTER, PA, Oct "a, 1S47.
"MY DEAR SIR: know you will have the kind.
ness to bear with me in encroaching upon your time
while l acknowledge lin behalf of myself and wfe)
the obligations feel ourselves under to you in hav.
ing made known certain matters contained in Your
most invaluable Married Womans Private Medical
Companion 1t has been worth its weight in gold
to me. If express myself rather warmly, you will
see that can not do SO too warmly when inform
you of the axtent to which have through it, been
benefited. will state my situation when obtained
your book through the meres curiosity | look upon
it as one of the most fortunate events of my life
had been married some ten years and was the father
otseven children. Twas long struggling increasingly.
to the end that might gain moderate competency,
but the results my utmost exerons Of fine end left
about where was at the beginning OF each year;
and that only, with the most stnted economy sui.
cling with barely the necessares of life Finally this
constant effort was beginning TO have its effect upon
my health felt less capable 70 endure its contnu.
ance, while felt the necessity Of perseverance,.
" This constant, unceasing struggle my part was
imperative, in consequence of the Frustrated cund
lion of my wife with occasional intermission for six
years, much of the time confined to her bed and Of
course incapable of taking the charge and manage.
ment of household affairs Her condition arose from
causes of which l was ignorant, OH what would
have given had the six years to live over ngain
What would my wife hive given to have been spared
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE on a
bed of sickness all of which would have been
avoided had then seen copy of THE MARRIED
WoMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION"
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THE FACTORY.

THE immense and increasing demand for DR.. s.
l. P Townsend's Sarsapalla has made it neces-
sary very much to enlarge the operations of man.
ufacture Medicinal substances are used in in
credible quantities, and as each ingredient requires
10 be carefully and ACCURATELY TESTED, the pro-
prietors have found it necessary to place the Com
POUNDING DEPARTMENT in charge of a COMPETENT
and RESPONSIBLE cHEMrsT-one whose SCIENTIFIC
REPUTATION will be full GUARANTEE of PUBLIC
CONFIDENCE. DR.. JAMES r. Chiffon has
assumed this duty
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Ertract Of a Letter from Gentleman in Dayton, o.
DAYTON May l, 1917.
"DR. A. NJ. MAURIcEAu-My Dear Sir: The
Married Womans Private Medical Companion for
which enclosed one dollar to your address, came
safely to hand. would not have troubled you with
these few lines, but that l am impeled by sense
of gratitude for myself and wife, to give utterance
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions,
"My wife has been perceptbly sinking for some
three years or MORE in consequence OF her great an
gush and suffering some months before and during
Confinement every successive one more and more
debitated and Frustrated her putting her life In I'M
mnent danger, and which was, on the last occasion,
despared Of supposed that this state of things was
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worst
AT this time (now about two months l heard your
book highly spoken Of as containing some matters
reaching my case. On its receipt and perusa, can
express to you the relief it afforded my distressed
mind and the Joy its pages impaired to my wife, on
learning that the great discovery of M. M. Desc
provided a remedy. It oPoned a prospect to
me which little conceived was possible. No pecu-
mary consideration can repay the obligations
am under to you for having been the means of i'm
parting to us the matters contained in The Married
Womans Private Medical Companion But for
this, ere another year would have passed over my
head, in all human probability my wife would have
been in her grave and my children left motherless
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Clergymen Recommend It.
Improvement in Housekeeping.

WArERrON, Va, July % 1850.
Lam very much pleased with your plan Ofwashng, and
should Hike to in general great Improvement
in housekeeping" WIN. HELEN
Thousands have tried it aud could be amed but space
is too costly in this paper to add more.
To avoid imitation and counerlets, be sure TO direct
your letters to Madame BEAVElT Patent Laundress, 43
Ann street. New York Postage paid, and the Pamphlet
will be forwarded bv the next mail Thousands sent
by mail every month"; No person sell this work with
out written authority from the holder of the Copyright
veltisenent in " 403m
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IHUUIH UI IUUaU NIVtTj OTUVIH OU' NJ
Sore Throat.

The following is extract from letter received from
Mrs. Bevan who had been afflicted several years with
Scroiuous Ulcers Dyspepsia etc., and recently afee
ton the throat and chest.
BAuEVsBURG, Va, Dec. 10, 1845.
Messrs. A. B. & D. SANDS: Before | commenced using
your parO, my suerngs almost past express
ion my throat completely liberated, had dread
fll cough, and there frequently weeks together that
nation from my throat extended to my head so that my
hearing was very much impaired. After taking the Sar-
sapaa short time my health improved and my throat
is well am free from cough and tghtness of the
chest was, and hear quite distinctly My
throat has been well about three months the ofwhch
has been effected entirely by the of your Sasapara
Your friend, LOUISA r. BEVAN.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. D. & ID.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton Street. corner
of William New York Sold in Montpelier by Collins and
PIERCE Redfed and Grannis and by Druggists generally
the united States and Canadas Price 81
bottle; bottles 50. 3mJ6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-24
THE HAIR.
RECOMMENDATION.


Certificate of DR.. Perry, Portsmouth, M IL; ,o,a
PonTsMouTH, Sept. 30, ls4e.
Mr. P Morse, Agentfor Whites Hair Restorative"
Dear sir-I deem my duty to state some facts reSPec
tne nesnable value Of Whites Hair KesLoato M az
hair the scalp appeared diseased, and he halr grew
ont bras and uneven About year ago ey aho,d r ~ o,
SICKNESS she lost all finer hair second a ,e s aI AZ
ter varivus applications was induced to try the above
mentioned Restorative and now, after the use oil rev
bottles her hair has grown out as thick as asroIs any U
as beautiful color az ever Furthermore, for long Time
have been afflicted win neuralgia and other pains IN my
head and have found The best external remedy haVs
ever tried can therefore, cbeer9y recommend II 70 az
seen. Mot resnecfilly yours,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-24

TIE NUMBER or DISEASES mentioned
above, as cured by this preparation of Sarsaparila,
MAY SEEM LARGE but we are, nevertheless, PRE-
PARED TO PROVE by an EXrENslvg ARRAY OF GER
rlFIcATEs, that such is the FACT, fraction OF
the evidence which we possess concerning each
disease would be received before any JUDICIAL
TRIBUNAL as complete demonstration. 1t must be
remembered that all this lrightu array of maladies
though appearing in an endless variety of FORMS
are yet similar in their origin and causes for they
all spring, directly or indirectly, from CORRUPT
FouNTAiS. VI the blood were in . pure, healthy,
and active state, it would drive all these COM
plants from the system, and CHRONIC DISEASE
WOULD De IMPOSSIBLE.