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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Who VIII be the Democratic Nominee for the
Prcsidcncy


Mr. GREELEY AS you have yentured an
opinion in the Tuesday issue OF Tile Tribune, on
the probable prospects Of aspirants to the Presi-
dency in 1852, may be allowed as Democrat
to demur to your placing the chances of Houston
before those of Col Isaac P. Walker. 1t is clearly
evident that you are not posted up on the move
ments among the Democrats however well versed
YOU may be in Wing tactics. The respective
position of the two Candidates is this Sam
Houston is being made the Tut OF some dozen po-
liticaI traders of the Buffalo School, who having
nearly destroyed the Democratic party already,
are fool-hardy enough to attempt to fost them
selves into the party again by stealing back an
der the wing of the Hero Of San Jacnto This IS
the monster movement which is to control the
destinies of the Democracy. 1t will result IN
total failure. Mark it, The Democrats are not to
be again duped by the same band OF traitors.
The true issue will be between Caas and
Walker. Gen. Casss friends are yigiant and
active; and Walkers interests, as you observed,
are in the hands Of the young and honest Democ
racy. Col. Walkers position Is enyabIe. DE IS
Western man, from young W lsconsn de Is
the embodiment OF Land Reform in the United
States; not as demagogue, but as consistent
advocate of that great and popular principle
The German population throughout the nted
States have become familiar with his doctrines
and ALREADY 70 German papers IN the Union have
indorsed his teachings. Added to this, he is be-
loved throughout the whole W est for his noble
defense of the emigrant, IN procuring them the
right OF suffrage at the formation OF their state
Constitutions Added to this his character stands
nnirnpeached and unimpeachabe. Time will de-
termine who will be the favorite Of the Demo
cratic marty. P. c. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

DRESS Boors-LArEsr French STYLE.
Patent leather proof and business Boots patent
Leather, calf and cloth Congress Caters ladies' misses,
boys youths and infants Of the rst Quaityor sale
at the lowest prices by JOHN l.. WATKINS
u2S Seod ia Fuonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

New HULLED BUcKwHEAr FOR SHIP
pINc.-CRoMwrLL 4 BIRpsn1, POO Fropt.st. corner OF
Beekman Oaer for sale 5000 packages Buckwheat of
prime quality put up in handsome style, expressly for the
Southern and Eastern markets. in barrels halves quarters
eghhs boxes and bags OF 40 and 2a pounds For sale
lots to suit purchasers. ol2 21tTuTh&S*
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" FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hal. 13 Nassau.st near the Park

BARNUM's MUsEuM.-Wonderful Tom
Thumb Crowds crowds go to see his amazing perform
ances bere and evening This evening he does
that enable extravaganza that everybody likes the Hop
o. NV Thumb and this afternoon his Napoleon frederick
the Great &c Perfection is played beside, and the Gold
en- Farmer Here attraction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

WET FEET is THE Precursor TO Con
SUMFTIoN-The best security against feet is CAN
hendsomest covering for small and pretty foot in cities is
his superb Cater Boots Buskns The evidence of
ladys Judgment ard economy paroniZc his
ishmen $50 Bowey, where they obtain Shoes every
kind The only Inferior nI givenin his place his prices
which utmost cOntemnnbIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
The Old md New Charter Again.

MIR. EDITOR: Allow me to call your attention
to All error you fell into in your remarks upon the
cold and New City Charter caused by the in
definite manner of the writer of the article not
stating whether the sum of sl52 was for one day $
session or twenty days. You supposed it to mean
the latter Now we have nineteen Aldermen and
nineteen Assistant Aldermen, making thirty .eight
which, at 81 per day to each member, make 1852
for one days session, or three thousand and forty
dollars per month This is what | should call
economy wrong end foremost.
If our worthy Fathers should go on at this rate
during the year, our dear tax payers would have
to pay the snug little sum of S36430 per annum
for the legislation of the City. No, Mr. Editor as
a taxpayer and an ex.member of the Common
Council, think should prefer the old system of
spending $4,000 for the Tea Room than submit
to the enormous sum of $50, 4s0-aud no Tea.
Room.
Please make the correction and oblige
An Ex-MEMBER AND a CONSTANT READER
tzy We rather thought our former cor
respondent wrong in saying that the Com
mon Council got only Sl52 month, but
as he seemed to have generally more mi
mute information than we about that excel
lent body, we concluded that the members
reckoned their whole month as only making
one fair days work and took pay accord
ingly, measure which we could not but
commend and should now greatly rejoice
at as indicating a wise and conscientious
judgment on their part. And as it is, we
still hope that the gentleman who now ad-
dresses us is in error and that our previous
informant was correct. For it does seem
too much of a good thing when Aldermen
and Assistants pay themselves near hun
dred dollars per month a piece for few
hours attendance in the evening. Howev-
er. we live and learn. Ed. Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

u The Cherokee Oh, Ike; people have presented a
kansas, asking for the enactment OF efficient laws
for the suppression OF the sale of intoxicating
drinks by the citizens Of Arkansas to the citizens
of Indian nations on their borders 1t states that
no inebriating liquor is manufactured among the
Cherokees, and that the quantities used by the In
dians comes from abroad. and chiefly through the
State OF Arkansas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

SAVE YOUR CARpETs-Cover them
with English Dnggets four yards wide narrow widths
four and five shngs per yard the celebrated Cheapes
Carpet Establishment in the United States No 90 Bowery
HIRAM ANDERSON'S. Embossed Table Covers e
each Remnants Of on Cloths Cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

FuRs.-We understand that Furs are
going 10 be very much worn This Winter and we know Of
no better place than YoUNGS 96 Buwery 10 get them
Ladies cane epend upon the article tina, purchase there
being what il la represented. n26 2weod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

THE FIRST AND ONLY GOLD MEDAL
The DAGuERREoTYPEs that received the first and only gold
medal ever awarded by the American Institute may be
seen al BRADY's Gallery 205 and 2D7 Broadway corner
OF Fulonst Also, Dagueneotypes on Ivory, by BRADYs
new prOCess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

~ Go Immediately and examine those
English Three Ply Carpets, at 81; those four or five
shilling Ingram Carpets, aud Hearth Rugs al twenty
shlings at the famous Cheap Carpet Establishment No,
90 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSON'S As for those three
or four shilling on Colhs. they are Internationally cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

20 Elegant Invitation, At Home, AT
Church. Visiting and Cake CARDS engraved and printed in
the most fashionable styles EvERDELLs 500 Broadway
corner Duane-sL Beautiful Boxes for Wedding Cake,
splendid bridal Envelops, Waters and Silver Cord. MIR.
EvERDELL has branch store 2Wallst. for the
mediation of his downtown customers ms Pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

DANCING CLAss.-In answer to many
nQurers beg leave inform my friends and the public
that class (the last until the second quarterly will
commence Wednesday evening, Nov. Y, al O'clock.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of Joining viii please early ap
plicauion. ALLEN DODWORTH,
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
ADVERTISING DIRECTORY

nrw ApyEpTIsEMERTs WILL FOUND UNDER ThEie
RESPECTIVE HEADS AS FOLLOWS:
ptpsr PAGE SECOND PAGE SECOND PAGE
SD rot;ncs Eyater Cure...... Telegraph, Pianos
Hontcd ......... Instruction .... hsnTa'ce
Waat Pidces.. Coat '...''. D. , 'ag.0 '''''''
Boarding Ctotaiag' 5tttesss.;
Neg Publications. 70 Let; \
Aresements on sac I yt;
Dry Goods Sr 0@ns aa r TGIR I9' IpAGE
EIGHTH PAGE Hats........,..... California
Sales by 4acioa Hard9are. IRA Seting
FfsGacal. d.. hedtcines.. f0Y Eu70pe Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXEs, New CITY Hall, Park,
TAXES, l850.-Notice is hereby given
ina, an "a ddon of per cent will be made on ali taxes
remaining paid the lie, day Of December and two per
cent on he Ism day Of December The Receiver would
urge upon the payers the importance Of making
which must necessarily accrue just previous the per
centage being added Hours for receiving money from
10 o'clock Bankabe money only received.
MS 5w HARVEY HART, Receiver OF TaXes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
GREAT CARPET SALE OF $4,000 STOCK

UREAT CARPET SALE OF SI0,UUV STUCh'
The entire stock OF CARPET1Ne Oh CLOTHS, DRuGoETsJ
&C &c In 49, Pearst must positively be sold
before the let December next Having taken the large and
elegant store S9 Broadway corner Whtes Will open the
on the st December next with entire stock
OF rich and elegant Carpets &C. win sell their present
eock al FIRST and positively asked Those In
want should avail themselves OF the present opportunity OF
purchasing Carpets al great bargains -
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
n25 lw" SO Pearlsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

BARGAINS IN OH CLoTHs.-5,000 yds.
siphv damaged al greatly reduced prices for sale by
BAILEY < BROTHERS,
MS 2w* 45i Pesrl-street, near Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

GENTLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
yyEAR-WM T. JENNINGS L Co 81 Broadway, opposite
the Park Fountain will this day introduce their Styles
OF Oyercoas and other Fall snd Winter Garments, COM
ssng an assortment; In style and character far superior 10
e productions they have heretofore rendered 80 accepa"
bic 10 their numerous patrons. oIu
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ors Erapticrs, Pimples oT PHstGiss on Me FGcs.
Tfsasss T SeaS Sis sd fis Esss sSrs z aa pSGn
~ bones and JOINTS, sstsSSorS II Ulcers.
and Diseases arisinS, from an ir1adicioGs Iss@
lnes e. 2 sss roae e. ps n3SSss 90 %
IN THIS PREPARATION we have all the restorative
properties Of the Root combined and concentrated IN
in the mqnuiactare Of this medicine undi was found it
could not Be improved AcccEdingy find resOIted 2
R$6saH: General Ps1a.ion Il tEs Pewsf:, and ii
IiOus the health It tonic Speent and dsnisctan
Il simultaneously upon the stomach the circulation and
u s % s SSS S 'f s
the s, same time through the Of this one rene
time being but there only way of removing disease
move l. i must be stlacked al is source de sids Of
the body which convey the poison to the localities where it
glahdulas swellngs, etc, : tls case may be-
poMsSa Ts Ss mu Such s sn sssa Sss H p 81
Is A Which gently snd 4 Ts l i snsSs and md e
the time their vieor and tone lis great merit
that meets and neuaizes the active principle Of disease
P s eb 'y%ps% e Ss s SsI
% aaS Il sns snSs S Bs a@
rs Sad va ss oPR e p0R 70 5
is effects 70 conSipee nSredUty itself Of is rss value
Lieut. Miller, Of the Army, has kindly tie follow
Msssns ssT i.O a % b. :Af Beg lea ssve
a % s
s and bas ss they % sY be SsPssd s La IL have been
lacked with very disagreeabe erupton 0f the skin which
paa IN store in this place. and Pe@emSens the popS
R had he & hC %s cuS s
-i''' y '''' 'S- ''' j. ii. MILLER. U. sJA.
Here is another, nearer home:
Messrs sAKps-C9sntlemsn have great pleasure ia ac
knowedgng to you the great benefit have received from
IF S Europe SSSSh S Shs e S
to be afflicted few weeks after my return, was seized
and great rrOsraon strength that followed with the pro.
aced difficulty OF respiration, am entirely relieved by the
and truly valuable discovery in the healing art feel that
have for fourteen enjoyed good health pre-
| sent, Very gratefully yours, .. Il. SAYMORE.
| Read the following from i 1t Il
Messrs SANDS Gentlemen ] take the liberty Of sending
you letter. which be Of importance hoe who an
Sanapare, having been cured of aay after suffering
hereby sDS Pbssryd bsSd d S @ e hs goOd d esS.
good you have done chronic cough had toFmented
And s 1n 6eUd e Ws OF @ Sd nd1se
while suffering violent attack Of burning fever friend per
70 ss he ruth. had no conlidelce IN It. finally pSI
chased bottle and By its use and The help Of God was
cannot but bless the author of this valuable medicine
With great respect am ssptsPs9k kS Xegr $ es's
i e- Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail BY A. B. q
D. SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton street, cor
ss All Fl Uus ws% lie & and s csSssSa F
/ q per bottle; sx bottles for 81 * ng.nl ~ ae
and r. 81 IN
Mese SosrA CO.. Dd MSntso%sFz q H n. H gIIE
! burg, Iiis1e 81. M .ahn u myl 3awd&W
CVRRANTs-5 barrels Curanis just received per bari
Gls K. F. COCHRAN & co. ~ TehoupiiOulas St
u ICE.-sO whole and g half casks prime Carolina Rice
a. s s1S'' % sSSkl.HyI dS I2 esS$s Ssssi,i1a T.
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: Who shall tel the worth Of hszith7
Who can prize the valEed 1ia1ingf
Better than the untold wealth, tlt 2 e
Ail the mIaeK's soul posse1llnR-
Wealth viii bring is weight and care,
pelnt. and danEen are Iis shers,
~ ne Neazy splnt pre&ipg- tg =
" bow pricsAea i the hooni
Eenm9 - d nEhn can measure.
AAh p deuysIf-how soon
81 Mnn Ar wm treof neenes Of pleasure
nealih eioue can give !. zesf -
Al y1e NJ ~ powH Ere bIest
Tn itset, the hezrts one Ireasure
Look AZ him who toils Ia F,rs,
Efe - time hls head L hoaryT az5g fss.l
u That thrOuEh fGtHln yesn his nam.
Bright may Ruid he g uulrpse e1orv.
Yet, when Ill hu 1ail1 Ar osof 49, !.
Bealih and Peaea be known n u,e-.
Such alas, h human Glosy.
When the light Of Health has aed. f
And no naore its hues asa EioWiue.
When around Life sslendef thread
DARK disease IA. spefi i thrswings
Then il i, and thea alone, 1 4-.l
That It's value can be known.
Cboicsst gift OF Heavens baiowinsl
When in sickness we have pihed,
sun to health our bops- were ciingna,
Oh! how often 70 the mind
We iB scenea aad Joys Were brinxing
An but rs enjoy the day.
AL around Eeem bright and gay,
And weheax glad Eeies nnging.
When the slow and lingering chime. ~ =
Ger the spirit sends chIIineu,
As we nlsuk the sands of lime U e
Falling in thr honrz OF lines;
Oh! how sweet upon eaFs
Come the sound Of happier years.
Breaklng on the midnight ailnsz.
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v,,x,,,r,r,NY r,rSNrc A xuCEu a4pasgltet
REGULAR PACKETS.

,,zs : Montgemery sk vyetumpka r. n
y i2ag Ssss, TJ EspAY TIL THURS. -
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, al O'Clock. ..7Fhe
BELLA, s. @. Bunill, master, lsaves on TUESDAY,.
CLARA, w. C. Pendarvis, maser, on THU RSUAY,
and MAHY CLIFTON, J. Adams, master. on SAT-
URDAY. For partieuars, apply to slsaf
.r- CAMPBELL co. Agents, Mobile,
M J& q. GEllDFS, rents Mail Line,
jel7 If 10 Bank Place, New irleans.
~ n Vicksburg. Marrenton and New Car
Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVENING-FOf
Ficksburg Wanenton, New Carthage and all intermediate
steamer LoWNDEs, JR., will commence running in The
above trade about the 18th of September, and will
remain in the above trade during the season For freight
pIslisfi abb q 'pp'Y = T. b. SMITH, ss Magazine st.
~ hOVER THE LAX 81. 60 y
lE4keaaAz5 u. S. MAIL LINE. l.fziitaaaaftatEE7a
- NJ 0rning Line-For Gown 8, iHzsa
ton via Vaudeville, Lewisburg and Ma son The
and substantial Lake steamer LfNOHA, Elijah Miller,
master built expressly for this trade leaves le Lakeend Of
Pontcharlrain Railroad EVERY DAY (Sum lays excepted
ington EVERY DAY (Sundays excepted at O'Clock
N. Passage 81 cents Meals extra SO cents. u. m
Evening Lne.-FOr Mandeyile, Lewsburg and Madi-
sonylle-Ihe new airy commodous and stt ndd upper
will leave the Iake-end Of the Pontchartran Railroad
EVERY DAY, on the arrival Of ths O'Clock. p NJ.
train of returning the next morning leaves Madison
vile, via LewisbuTg and Vaudeville, O'Clock and
arrives the Raroad IN time for the So'cock M cars to
above places the arrival OF the O'Clock NJ.
returning in time for O'Clock To the city. Pas
sage 50 cents For further particulars apply to
STEVENSON DfMERRITT & co 7Gravier street,
VIM. l., CUSHING & CO. So Common street,
j. r. BERCIER & GO. "a Old Levee. 81 ~ jy6
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2 IqTI9NEhs 3 eRas =;

S q GsEss w. sRess sss
S shsIsssa T Ss iSs g. q 'As business q hs he
uso sm @ q FL y a,l ooi Sa&s. VI q hAAhHnM2ES Ahni2EzSSs
wv @. RAYMOND VIII continue he GROCERY
w BUSINESS and respectfully soIicits eontiEuance
Of % sas gs'''ss 'yd ssileTs4 NJ ri camp $
Ct9PAHTNERsHIP,s NOTICE. .-J9sE5gH II; u; PAL4ER
has this day assocated with hin q the Wholesale Dry
hey VII oos smOys 20 o e s new store a%o
M ;r with a. enlarged e1k snd T dG 6ssInsss E1dsr
Nswolsans.. @ r n. jSiy i, 1850 s s'l I'''s = n ia
COPARTNERsHIP.-8r JOS BACH having this
~ day Joined The hons. of N. BARNETT co. the
N.~o.ASH ,i5 ] SsSS co n'sA1H. s, ;;ys Il
ssts aaS WM WEEK MREckdE E9Swss.'gT w. TSoS
81 n LAW % e nave % g mo
yith every facility an commeTeiGi and Marfas Netariat
~ Records Of Wood & Beck kept separate. mh2s ly
tLAhEri Il in casks aud eases, ABsYNTHE, etc. '
- fSS iSo SSss. Ssss. GaLARETi GaLRAaRREETTi,E.
io9 %hsskess % OLIVE N. OIL; rt i.,.t s aa.s -
a landing sx bark Maria Eusenia from Msrses and subject
ISS Gss'Es E{5FGlMiEbVF ESkG MISF boRr.
Pamisan ChEEs sEJ;
yso y @ 0''A' BahGt a4PhEEA iGs e.. re Common st.
GROCERIEs JUST RECRIyEDz a
y sss:isis fas aS' MAFfa 5S
RRlsaIss R.s1s.f2 Ok S,.sps TQssggS gg5S: and bs
" Sugar cured smoked J0LEs in bags;
BaosSs fei%iaSs saUsAaEsM; lst1s;y Z FMs'
aSBsf ehss Inc BLACK and eIsen en- TEAS. Of late
10 bbis. coarss and fine New York HoMINY,
iysoss sle AN W Htl q k1A9YeasioND, n Camp Il
DRINTED COTTONs- ~ E717I 117E
III x hale TAFnNR7sc. + /.
s.Iss s-s g as.Ortss Han RSHIEFs;
10 bses w assorted Cembrie PRINTS suitable for the
ohS EoTT li sSfie sna Is 3 Gss. Gss St
I AND WARHANTs MANTEJ1.a3 sqd %
A w. w. 2 . ABB35 B25NRs 'G i afsta6E s5Ea IA
CHARGEs7-at al fimes-at No. - NaiailS an n
( AND. WARHAATs FOR SALE GUARANTEED
land Nv, Warrants I Tor lO acres for sale low apply AZ z
50 DOZEN and ID. canister sAI j1s landed aD
H2 Post 81 seoond Muniapality
sng CARS. Of the following descriptions;
ET C4ssJMEREs, P4EAMA HATS, 1,
s hAShHTisf zhh HArs s sfsGSs Pann Lat hArs.
HHgssAEI4E H.ssa IAN HH.Ts. H.. Boys, nIa HATEs,
etc. ETC. etc For ale low at Wholesale at
NJOTICEThe public are informed that, by resoiution
IN of the Board Of Directors, the price Of Gas viii be
rsaheea from and after the inst day Of January next from
sand cubic feet This notee given tai persons intending
o,ab to SdnGe % s Gs The coming season ma make early sPg
w1B r. s 6sT o Is, & applications will be much in
Gas Light Co. Neworeans. July i g. issS igs eodim
GhgnsCkRY gs AND L1QL Oh STORE FOR SALE
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C,RalRNT 5000 bhls AMI Roaanaslsi 1000 do. Roman
ia ~ oh" HzsAxs 4 II aRolnns = A.s.4s. -
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CO6TIV VRN 9B,

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ia the surest safest and certain remedy for hs daease
1t viii positively give relief in the eas and even stes
all the old remedies have failed Pers0ns have frequent,
called oiics with asonshment upon their taos snt.
of their bodies the bowels. and that cOpOas movee
had resuitsd ffomi ThsPesuItw always follow ahoroug
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly sais
in no instan. ecan the Pain Extractor do haEm- &c.,
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has been used ID my family c salt Rhepm Of hcan
duration, and foE WaEs These fierce dileas have ben
once aevated and they both entirely removed Thers
can be doubt but @ Moicins has all the virtues shai the
Pateqee claims for it, from what haa fallen my obsua
yaton added the very respectable testimonials is iso
By others who have used In neqang Immediate rehei
the Of this invaluable salve. eatlH
Bgfeio ". Y ROSWELL. Oh APIN =
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with an nVeterat
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
five hundred doars in empoyne phyacans ndinpuFchaans
medicines that used Tec0mmendedf but to
purpose, until last resort, heard and ed DIAL.
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION, when, to my
surprise, before had used whole box OF this SalVe
my hmb was entirely healed. and have ne,hiqg 2, 4 sit
Hsnrietta. Monroe couuty N. ". Nav q ij *
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FEMALE MEDICINE. Ef-AA' 'i'

Dr. Townsends Sasapaila sovereign and speedy
for lncpient Consumption Barrenness, PrOapsus Ute
Falling of the Womb C0sveness, Piles, Ieuchorrhaa o.
Whites, Obstrueted difficult MenstIuation, Inconnence
of Trims involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
prOsaton of the systennQ matter whether the result
inherent causes, produced BY egulay, illness,
effects the human frame. Persons. all weakne and lass
tude from taking at become robust and full Of energy
under its influence 1t Immediately eounefac the nerveie
Of the iemsle frame, which the great Of baTen
II will not be expected of Of delicate
nature exhibit certificates Of cures performed car
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children, after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring. !