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EOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTITLE
CORNS, CORNS. CORNS andTOOTH

ACHE DROPS BURRS Celebrated Corn SslYe
and Tooth Ache Drops wen Known can be procured AZ
the nrmcIral Drug and Chemical stores namely
! Mlhau Go lS Broadway Charles VI Ring. l92
do Thomas Green, 399 DO. George Lee, iJ@ do. II I.
klcrsied. so do. j W Bassen "a DO J \ Codtng
toA rs do Chiffon. 7j6do John Doid. 77 do; Pmy
! Worcester S2l do Nm ID. Crumbe. 862do Even Nc
IutfTe So do. r NJ 1uo, ~ Bowerv, corner Grand
Rob A. Sand laS Bowely James Crumble cor of Fourth
81 and B0wen NJ Hayes. 10 Fmol-si, principal Ascent
M l.r,.
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Union MTTUALTNSURANCE 90.

I Of-ce W g waits OPPOSITE hanovTr-st
CAPITAL And ASSET, 100000. -
Trst-ar.ces on Marine Inland Navigation ard FI'
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DOUGHKEEPSIEL LINE of BARG les.
Il The barge CLINTON, Capt. Wltsie every NJ ~
DAY. EXCHANGE, Capt. ROsesfans. every THURS
DAY POUGHKEEPSIE, Capt Hoffman. every SArUR-
DAY at O'Clock, 2 III, from foot OF Munayst f9r pas
,enesrs and freight The above barges elegantly ur
pshed with state rooms and spacious and comfortable CABS
ns and are expressly fitted up or the comfort and eonye
rence OF Passengers and az POughk epge IN ms
Tor the stages 20 Sharon Pine Plains AMI New mlrd Sof
farther information apply board The barges, or 20
AIS sm WILLIAMSON VAIL. lSt west-d
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ANO-FORTES.-Persons about pur-

shasng Planes will find Il to their advantage 10 cab at
Glenn Cos Mandatory l9f Fulton st west OF Broad.
Msl general assortment OF mshos any and rosewood
hAe constantly hand which viii he sold low fol cssA
sSgevsd paper. Dealers supplied ~ liberal terms
~ X GIkNN y co. iet EsltOn-n
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The tables purportmr to be Tho same published b,

MI Stuarts tables show 4 constant Application oil
l6G hounds of power. and the Professors show tho
constant application of $40 pounds of power, t.
produce the same result | am willing 10 be chail-
table. and consider this gross ounder OF Tie Pro
fessor IN substituting the aggregate nome mum Tor
the power applied His argument far, rs hastd upon
his own blunders. AS to hls other feasons-plenIy
AZ blarkbeInes from the nature and iIailiulness
Of the soil an which they grow. we may erpeci very
plentiful crop but would suggest The propnety oi
no, sending them TO- market quite 50 gr,sl.
NATHAN SANYER. No. 800 Broadway.
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y EW- YORK and NEW-HAYEN

Y RAILROAD -Tr4ns leave Canal-st s,.ton neas
Rrlafwar Passengers also received a. tlc NsN-Nort
auC Harlem Railroad Oaice. 27h-st. At \ VI accom-
n.olation tram - \ VI express tram - VI a.
c1nmodatl.n .rn ~ NJ 4 VI for Port Chester and
teraedate stations az N. express tram, a. 7. VI
accommodation tram flr New-Haven and inerme'aie sta
lions. NJ 81 p z VI communication -rln for New Haven
ana informed NE places AZ p special tram ,or Plr
Chester and intermediate places For trains 70 WORK
,i Gro. ". WHISTLER Jr Sup-rindec,
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HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA
III DAME H. GIAVrLII have opened their Acadamy
hDLNCING and healthful exercises, at the SIUSNE-
SAINT INSTITUTE. No. 90 broadway Glasses are no"
bmlng Tuition will commence on the ISL OF octnDei ~
wells and Sister have passed several IN Pans study
fibe profession the ROYAL Academy and AT the best
skook for private dancing The system by which they
gt@e 20 teach entirely and adapted or The pro-
seton health also for the requirement OF graceful
,sr and department Apply daily at the above address
hsn n O'clock until ? so I'M
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rTEAM COMMUNICATION betwc,
NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and

II ,r.,,t .,,,.sh.r MARION Cart VI Bery. vll
=, - y NortA Rive. m SArt RDAN, sept. q,
800, II prec.seiy. For freight apply IA board
So. 81. IL .. laaing VA ne sisnei foT Isssagr -
spOtFORD. III E>lON Co
,., is S1uth->t
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Dancing Schools.

HANGING ACADEMY, No. lI0Grand-
IL d. four doors from Broadway.-Mr p SARACCO,
p,o,sso inventor and sole Teacher, known IN America
n tbe new and fashionable Dances whose talent don't
,, ary reconme ndatiOn. has opened hrs saloons Tor
,,sss and private lessons. lie intends that his adVer
~ IS 6mGA
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! VNewIor- and Philadelphia direct-Unlted Sti'es
Mail Lne-iarough q hours, via New jersey Railroad
Fac reduced 30 - for hrst class and = 81 Tor secotd
class Leave New IurA al 4 NJ from foot Of Cortlant-
- and a9 \. NJ aHd p II. from foot OF Ilherty-st
Leave Philadelphia ~ aad A. NJ and P NJ, from 80
foo 4 Nalnutst.
FOR BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, or CHARLES TON
Through tickets sold the above lines \ through
CONDUCTOR with through baggage checks accoma the
tran leovng n p u Passengers and hag--se n as
ira VIII be transported directly through from depot to de-
not on The route. without charge 81 I'm
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IgTDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--
WV NNRk - ARMY anh Troy. md Intcl

mediate places b, Railroad and Steamboat.
Tlree dqi'y ileS cg-a i-Gg through in - hours -
Leave New York gong North ll1m the oflce on Hud,
son = near Chambers All VI. for Pll-hkeepsic and
AL WAY stations ASA for Albany AMI Troy stopping
N Manhattanvllle Yonkers. Dobbss Feny, TarIytown
Sing sing PeeksAIli. GarrI.ons, Cold spths. isnhn
New Hanbursh Pouehaeepse and thence by steamer TO
Tynh touching Il intermediate places ON thu nyer and ny
Railroad to Albany and Tfcy. Al a VI Tor Iarpto"n
Tow stonping nle - VI tram Az VI for Pough-
keese freight and passen gers stopping al All "ay sta
tou> Al NJ for ALBANY. stopping at Ianyto"n, sing
sing Boscobel and then remaining places same as NJ
tam At4 Psi Or Iarryt0wn only, stopping AZ al way
station. AZ eP l07 Petkski. stopping n al way sta
Ss For tram gong South and further PARTICULARS see
his fsfI OLIVER II LEE superintendent
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

Trains leave New-York from pier foot Of DgAue-si.
daily SUNDAYS excepted Al a ~ Morning tApre's
Permont. OiIsyle. and way stations, ~ q NJ Way
Train VIA Jersey CITY for Otisve and way stations AZ
see bills CHARLES MINOT,
Supennrendcn..
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Co-1)nrtuersbip.
Ocean Steamers, sc.

NOR IIVERPOOL--United States
i Mail Steamship PACIFIC. Captain Era We
Tins steamer viii denari with the L ; Mnls Tor Europe
positively SATU RDAY Sept o. - Y oeIocA 81 rom
iT berth AZ the fso Of Canal-s NJ berth secured vi
na for For freight or passage having uneqled accom-
rnolations for elegance and comfort, anplyto ~,
EDWARD " COLLINS. No. % Waist.
The steamship BALTIC VII coed the PAItr ~; ana
kall oct IL. si''-''N
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NOTICE Is hereby given 70 ~ persons
HAVING claims against fhc Estate 4 STEPHEN
SQUIER late Of the town II y .t1heli. Rchm'nd
COUNT deceased - escnf the with the vouchers
thereof either the undersigned AZ tler respective
residences sai County. before the lah day Il
January next and an PERSONS indebted sad Estate
requested to make immediate pay meut above Dated,
Staten l. and. July 9th. 1881
mo lawsnTh' SAMUEL SoUiERS Executors
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

L MENT-TO CONTR ACTORS. Sealed proposals
Endorsed Proposal building sewer m td-av VII
beeceived at the office o. the Cr9i9n Aeduct Dephrl
ment (Rotundn Park until SATt kDAl. the 2lth DAY
- September. lssI AT o'clock NJ. - BUILD 81" +,
Fp with the necessary RECEIVING BASINS and
CULyERTS, IN SECOND-AN from the sewer m Itth u
near 25th-st beng length about 2US feet The plan oi
the sewer and specifications for the building Of the same
and all other information relating thereto can be 0h
tanned Application 10 the Contract Clerk " thus office -
New York SEPT ", 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN
81 lw President ~ Cfoton Ainr'N'l DEPARTMENT ~
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instantly and pernare,fy converts rod ~ ray nair
r. rr., ar eg stiaut staining tie SON warranted q
o. " aiAsI-.f.. brcad~sy. 80 -
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Office Of the
tRnCERS' FIRE I\SII RA\CE CO.

ItROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
ts No 81 Wall-st corner OF Pearl-S.
CAPITAL. 100000.
Al an election held this day, the following gentlemen
were chosen Directors Of this Company Ol tie ensuing
year r-,,
Sampson Moore, Moses Iayor, george f.i1st'
PEN B Sherman Marshall Fepo0n, raicis ohllul,
Peter Martin. AletanT II Grant, mas bHIHnil-ei'
Rufus Story. Asa : Porter James u "I,lsui'
Henry Fdey. Isaac {. Taylor, Whllam rVs5teIl
A. a subsequent meeting of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE Esq Wa unanimously reelected President NJ
lie Comuanv MILTON SMITH Secretary.
New York Feb. ;. 1851 40.
B-Ths Company continues 20 insure Buildings, her-
chandse Household Furniture. Vessels N Port, SC. on
the most favorable terms All losses promptly ~d.'isd
and paid ~ u
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,xT WASHINGTON COLLIE
.oIlRSE FSPANISHLANGUAGE.

,,uE MISSES IYES'S SCHOOL FOR
l Young LADIES, No 70 Dl@5 e-I@fA' eeraer Of
y ~, All reopen GA MONDAY. Seg' c. sg30 sw'
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NOR SHREWS LONG

Sagos iOr Sqaan and Freehold - g-n IN cfsaec, %
~ ;Ae boat Stages 70 convey passengers 20 a. aiS a
the .1AtTv. -. -. .t
n Al persons are ,rb1 trusting the above soa' on ne
n e4uut Of TIE oWnerS- titt'
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JOHN FALCONER. President.
TATIN TAppA\. Vice pres.den

TERDTNANn S,fAcG Secretary . .. ILL.,
B-Particular attention j. called = the Iact tnai MS
COMPANY continues % insure Buildings, Merchahalstt
Household Furniture. Vessels m Port &c ds >l lss VI
damage nv Fire and DIVIDE The profs tins class Of IL
Des the same a. the Marine premiums au-S 3mtIhSS
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nFNNIANSIIlP.-Mr. q. =. GOLD
HsyTTH pectfuly aunounces 90 c'i2eus aii srin-
b. aS S'i I5ee Fs' se oo. On s5 a asy, ad
~ post agreeable 10 Themselves Terns-in cass. 3
49, essons or SO f0r tNepty-fye l.ssons. inc lng
~ ,ery Private instruct Sd. Rooms. No Zos
tGg..g. $40 lw'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
y Surrogate Of the County of Now-Iork' notice IS
h,re0. gwen to all persons having CLAIMS AGAINST MARt
BANCkER late II the CITY at N.V York deceased. Ia
present the with vouchers hereaf - The snnscuoef
A. nus store No $50 Pearl It la the CITY of NowYorA
ar before the SIXTH dav nf March next Dated Ne~-f0rS'
the I'd day Of Sepiemt er. 1851
e iaw6nTh. JOSEPH T. MOUNT. Administrator
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UJFTON SCHOOL fox BOYS, at
DEV B. r. HALL, DID, of Rose Hill

DEt. ID. N. III LIZ ~ "a 49, -
II Institute, Newbmgn, Orange 90 y ! ., I'oe' IS a
sE0Ys as BOARDING SCHOLARS. tfco4ar s>H'
rsfsr and reference gwen u required
10 IN Nov. WtOct.l
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IGOR HARTfORD.-Change of Days.
II pass.re s. ~ rmisrsnt Deck Passage : l-The
steamer HERO CAPTAIN " King, VIII leave nom East
River steamboat place. Peck slip every IUESDAf ,
TIIIiRSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, al
ociocE For further information of the Captain on
h,ard " nf SAXION MEBB. No " Soutl-st " y
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and AMBOY RAILROAD.

- Morning line leaving Pier No. /, North RIVER. foot VI
Battery place. dahl, SUNDAYS eHoeptsi at NJ Ger
steamboat John Potter Afternoon line leaves al z N,
from tame place Emigrant line leaves at s. VI
IN | BLISS. Agent.
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THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE

T'IfE MINI HIN = T-NfoU IN-l-'V II
4 COMPANY.
or THE CITY or SEw-YORK
Office corner of Greenwich aud Fult0n-sts.,
Ocean Bank Building
CASH CAPITAL. s200O0o
Insurance against Loss Damage by Fire
DIRECTORS.
Aaron CLARK r n Van Aukcn, Vim. II. DietZ,
Crouel Adams & Y b Os,randeT. VIM HustaCe
ey, angar ID X Martin Robert Hoe,
No,hsniei Weed Ely Hoppock Joseph N. Brown,
David Mage, q. W. BuInhafn, koDert T. uety'
Valentine Kirby, Ward A Nork. = betulesIoh
Al /. uornoct ( Bowman Harrison Jones
AZ AARON CLARK President.
cropcr W SAv,cE Secretary au22
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NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RIVER-Tbe splendid and superior steam
err EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE leave on alter
nate DAVIS (SunGays excepted Pier No. J. \ r. near tie
Eat'ery Al 5P NJ For Freight apply board AZ the
Of re On pier No , TISDALE BORDEN.
su Agents Nos 70 and n WCst-st,
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rVHE NEW ENGLAND LIVE

Conn nsure horses cattle &c against loss from death
ether from natural cause accident " disease ~ any de
scnptlou " hafever New Agency, No j. Alerclhts
Fyctange corner of wall md Hanover-sfs nlsc ment
2-ftf L y HART, Agent.
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AND PATERSON RAIL

III ROADS-Fall arrlngement-C Commencing Sept. g..
ENPREss TRAINS leave Suies IS follows. SUNDAYS
erceptcd) or on the arrival of the Enc trans AT
o'clock NJ stopping a. Kamsey's, HohokuS, Paterson
Huyler's, Bridge, aud Boiling spring. loi o'clock 4 NJ
Stoppng ONLY az Paterson D. p VI stopping az RimSeys
IIohokus Paterson. Bridge. and Boiling Spring lOi =
NJ stopping only at Paterson. =,
NEW YoRk. SUNDAYS excepted at o'clock, \. NJ
stopning onlv Al Paterson a. o'clock, p NJ stopping az
Boiling SpnngP Bridge Paterson ohoh Us and Ramsey
and VI 6 o'clock. NJ, stopping only az Paterson a,
AWAY TRAIN Will leave New-Nork for Suterns al "a
O'Clock, VI
I'm, IN trains stop NJ BERGEN on signal
PATERSON TRAINS
Trat, Paterson Ledre Nttr- torN
A. 7, ocik 4. M.sPaterson Depot At O'clock \ NJ
o. Markets, . -
II! - Paterson Depot,
Il Markets, 81
II
Or Oh the arrival of the Tram from Sulerns
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Paterson Dcpot at u o'clock A NJ and Il O'Clock
III Leave New-iorA. al o'clock, A NJ an .
O'Clock. p NJ "pN
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COTRATD'S UAIRRESTORATIVE.

~ or CIRCASSIAN GLOSS makes snd. WHY hair,
sv SILKY and s0Ss forces 10 o. grow, ana - without eS-
c.pon resop aon positively the best preparation for
dressing the hair ever invented rnsi bottles y cents
each At Dr GOURAUDS Old established Laboratory, 81
" slter. II ueAr HroalNag sStf
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IcDONALD& BROTHER having en-

AIRED their Mandatory and WareroumS. now Nier
inse assortment of Rosewood Pianos trom D. o O. and
StAres al the lowest manufacturing prices All luStru-
ete warranted respect tOr and tuned
sse yer gratis. MCpONALD = BROTHER. No 81
ee~ey near HoUstOn-S,. - 3n'
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,gADAME CHEGARAY'S B0arding

MI nd Dav School for Yo1ng Ladies. : " cpruer 0f
.asIssn sv and 28th-st New York --Nafane Cnesaray
e1tfuy informs the parents and guardians "i ncf pu-
I'D the public that the above iHsti ufou will pe re
100 sp Monday. September .. 1851 h point ~ saln-
~, md tranquility. the situation Of the establishment ~
Wy ssSss.d - In
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DIANOS FOR SALE and TO HIRE,

BOSTON PIANOS.-SAFFORD n
DBROTHER, Ne 800 broadway, \ y agents for Inc
ksvins well known Boston .ano Forte Establishments,
Hallet L Allen (suCCessors 20 Brown \ Halleil y
Woodward L Brown. 4 ". Ladd " Z Emerson Pr
ns, IN rent A2lA
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H. GROVESTEEN, manufac-
\ ELODE0NS From the mandatory


,shls improvements rhich Weston makers hove NOT
y ,ts alh 10 corr. and which Tor beauty ana Sahf
insh ysup,e and sweetness of tone equaled NV
ether naker Prices from 500 to 500 The best aIsort-
meat In the city may hc at ,he wareroomS Of
aAl3ln' J. 3 CLARK. Agent, 1913 Broadway.
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OATCHELORS LIQUID HAIR

IA BAH ftll.Oh LiGNlo - - itirO l'tO AM
ucct>> ;u that Is cNCit. the Cund;y o. hos, % I'M
lta,rS The public must lie cItiu % Set the genuine az
BAICllEl ORS VIZ MaaEilctoIy. NJ Nsll-st where
sold wholesale and IctaI " applied. 1As De Las
boon sn-ces. u- -.a.a.a 10 N. last Nea yeIs sl.
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~ TED so up Is the cn,y reliable article ior curing
Tan imylCs FTtcklcS Sunhurn. ETup ons. Flesh worms,
AID all SKIN determines Beware OF c51nteritts and buy
enly a. DR. FLLi\ GOCRAU ID ) old established Laoora
tory. e. Mal.er-st neaT Hioldway, CALENDER. IS
south Nst fhllade.i Ina, and JORDAN, 80 Washing
ton s., Eostcr stu
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
DRIP GOODS g. Groceries.
NO. AA-1l-44.
To Country Merchants,

VIZ would say that keepup slair. Domeses, Blue
w and White Drills, James, Satnetts Casino res
Lindsey's Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Prints, &c&c.
All which is fres and TO the trade Will he sold low
ky EMERSON & SIlIEIIS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
ii. G. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
ARABIAN LINIMENn',

TIIHE miraculous cures performed by the Arabian phy
scians in the days of old, then looked upon IS
the result of magic, but since have become intimate
with their history thus account for their surprising
power over disease Their aa inmcnts in the knowl-
edge of medicine the wonder the ace while If
the same time the science of Chemistry, which with
them had its origin, the The world ga al
ed bock;' and IN Botany they the Jealous OF
students. In The beautiful groves which skirt the dcs
erts of Arabia, abounds plants and woods
whence are obtained those aromatic and fragrant
basans of which this incompatible iinimcnt is com
posed, and by whose stimulating, unctios. penetrating
and Anodyne properties it is, when applied nsantane-
ous!y difflSed through the whole nervous system alay-
ing The most intense pain in the inrr hlv sIcrf time OF
10 Or Is minutes. It's action is prompt powerful and eff
fectual without the least danger. Ii penctratcs the II
to the bone reaxcs contracted cords use TO limbs
which have been palsed for years. causing the srvl ID
flesh grow and rich blood circulate through its
The subscriber has on hand small supply.
May p. 4. MASON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
Pro FESSOR A. {. BIRRY'S

TRICOPnEROuS OR MEDICiTED COMPOUND
ESFALiIblH renewing, HTigtrttng and bnugti
fyHg the Hair rcIlUviE. secGri Dandr!fi aud an at.
lcctjrEs ofhc Scalp, and curing crHtiuns the Skin,
Disc OF the Glands, Muscles aud lncgumcns. ant
re' wing Sings, Cuts Bruises Sprdins, &C.. &c. With
This pr paraun, 'thcre i such word as fJii The
hrs journals IN America. medical the highest
mente, prominent Eli ems Of all professions, and ladies
who have used FIR years il their dressing ROOMS am
nurseries, admit with accord, chat FOR imparngvig
or ross Ia xuranrc and curl 10 the hair cradicane
scllrf and dundrn, IL ang wounds, tu-ing contIsions
-prains, stings, ard The muscles, it has equal
the multitude of Compounds adyt rtiSed in the public
prints, used in private practice. In ceapI,s as well
as efficacy, Barry IrcoPcrous is nrivallcd. IKE i'm
mcEsc cash sales of the article. have enabled tn invcn-
tor 70 supply il at retail AT twenty-five pr bottle,
which is from fifty 10 hundr d per loss than
prIce OF any other plrafion in The select
CT treats the hair and skin (enbracing valuable d-
rcction for the culture and direction of Natures coic
est orDan nt which each bottle is enclose is aloso
worth the monty
The affinity between the membranes which constitute
Tie skin and the haIr which draws it. ssfenance from
TINS triple envelope is close. All diseases of the
hair originate in the skin of ead II the pores of the
scalp clogged, if the blood and other fluids do NOT
circulate freely through the small vessels which feed the
roots with moisture and Inpart life to the brcs the re-
suit Is scurf, dandruif, shedding of the hair grayncss
dryness and arsnsss OF the ganents, and entire bald
ness, the may be. Stimulate the skin to health
action with the Trlcopherous, and tho torpid
RECOVERING their activity viii annihilae the diseasc-n
all affections of the skn and OF the sbstrata of mus
ecs and ncenmentS, the process and the effect are
1t upon the skin, the muscular hr. and
the glands that the rricoporous has its specific action
and in aafeCtions and injuries OF these organs il is
sovereign remedy.
Sold in large bottles price % cents, al the principal
office, l37 broadway, New York. For sale by The prn
states and Canada. Beware c: ide counerJit sold al
One To! nr y bottle.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in Of COnvulsiOns
Fits, Spssmodic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper extr2mities Also
in Palsy and Paralysis, and oil diseases carsed by
deficiency Of power or Nervous Energy in The limbs
other organs of the body.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
Browns Essence Of yasss:sicil
Ginger.

deliberately prepar tro carefully sci ctcd article.
of the best quality; II possesses, III conceniiat d
form all tie valuable properties of the Jamaica Giuee
and is warranted b. fr from all irritating otlIei
properties OF an luxurious tendency.
Ii i. benefirailv used in witty Of circumstances
VI. re / cordial and grateful stau!an is rcqnifed
particularly in VIII there is If cAlats-
lion arising from ,Xcessive iagu" or heat, drops
in half tunlblcr of water with little sugar VIII nc
found eff ctua aud most p aSant rsturdtive which
makes this l'gly useful Gdairn 10 tic tray
CHRIS portmanteau well 10 Tie family cO!iect ifO
remedies.
Where there is unpleasant Of weight or naus q
after eating, from imperf CT digestion, WI ere naus
is induced from riding i'll railroad car, carriage
from the melton of vessel AT the Essence OF GIN
ger if given according TO the directions, VIII almost III
In ordinary d,rrhUa incpient cholera in short in all
prostraton Of the digestive functions, VIII er
indulgence disease, il is of in'Stimable value
During the summer months ANA in Southern climates
il is invaluable, particularly during the prevalence
epidemic Cholera traveller family Should be with
out II. 11MOIliA MASON.
Sign of Good Samaritan, sole agent for Dubuque
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