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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-THR NEWARK INDIA
hsve ON hand and oder for SALE Shoes Boots roothi aud
So Inds Rubber Toys consisting o. Lions Dogs Sheep,
sears Eagles Frogs, Sc Balls and Doll Heads Of different
Qualities and all other goods Il she inds rubber
line made under Goodyear Patent Me,s Inds Rubbefs.
VI HUTCHINSON. President
I'VE CONGRESS PIRArED.-CAUrToN TO SHOE
Desere-Lesrnins that some unrtinciped persons
ohernF Elastic Gore TO manufacturers Of my Patent Cen
sress Boo sde BY braidng weaving India Rubber in
70 cause ehr or contraction, expansion OF
we fabric with the spring this notice IL rven that node
sovsrss and combining hbrous materials with cords Of
ne Rubber used In making Congress Boots direct
scture or sells the Congress Boots thus will be
outed for damages All who authorized by 10
Are required 70 stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
tent All others and dealers warned
aantt The CONSEQUENCE they choose 10 be concerned in
p-stns this patent Knowing that the oombinston AZ
tempting through their " misiesd unsupect
Ing shoe dealers and manufacturer Ihsve for their infor
mton caused the opinion Of TIVE Of the most distinguished
Patent Lawyers in the United States TO be takenherewih
pehhshed shall hold every dealer responsible where the
nsnufaetureri 10 irresponsible. HORACE H. DAY, Owner
g. s The Patents connected with Congress Boots. N B.
Leenes srsnted at 8 CORTLAND street New YsrE and BY
ny agents throughout the United sttes except
nas,ehust hsne and New Hampshire, Owned ~ Charles
IreiI orSovs.Th have examined the letters Pa,en. 10
.nsS 70 pgront Hys.. sesrins zeh osObsr $50
weaving fbrous msseriss which expand and contract IN
ccmbnstion with Inds Rubber Springs u applied in The
nsnufseture Of oser boots infringement upon Pa
tent New rork, April a. 1851. n. b. CbrTTNo.
BcsrcS, June 5i-fhsve made similar es.mi-ssicr
q as eitsts s.e ~. s.is.,- ", shd coneur nr
or"hsseS'risp RVfVe opQArk
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HOTELS.

DoNADI HOTEL, @a BRoApwAY.-THE ArTHs-
~ ten the public respectfully invited 70 this hotel
~ efcre all the oonveniences and luxuries Of similar
class hotels in this city. Additions 70 II have recently
made 70 suit families. for whom, and for single
NeEL HOTEL, DALE STREET, LIvERPoeL.-s.
IA Towers proprietor Of the above hotel tefs NEST re-
seuuy V intern the citizens 81 the United States that
the Angel Hotel IL trst olaes establishment Great i'm
trovemen and alterations having recently been sde rem
equal 10 any kouse in Liverpool The family derart-
nent Of the hotel will be found embrace
ing 70 eomiert whilst 70 foreigners, visiting 1rerpool 10
presents ADDITIONAL tccom suite French
italian, and German servants form portion
mens The hotel u situated within few yards the Ex-
ehanfe and the principal business asd
shn I've minutes walk Of The Doeks Custom House, and
Railway ftations has been the the Anrel
Hotel twenty yes and the Last seven years the rro
rrietor Of the Queens Hotel Msrcheser which be nov
pvnf ~ 70 devote All bic attention 70 the former whore he
hcres 70 have that kind ratronsee he hsso Ions been
Thing Will be done 70 ccnduce 70 their comfort and a. meds
rate ehsrses. warn Bsths. smoking Rooms. ard Bisrt
kccms are on The rremifse ~ p.-Ctrtairs Of stIs I'll
se shls sstsbshwert ccrverert being VI We
seastst yssIsetetle Letsls W We ssekA
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DocIoR ,SopAcK's NEW YEARS ADDRESS 70

~ the public ~
The new year opens and 10 me It's given
70 read the Language Of the stars In Heaven.
And tell 70 all who wish their fate to view
What shall befall In eighteen fifty two.
Born OF line Of seers, In Sweden e land,
Tie occult art truly Understand;
Can tell you what TO fear and what 10 hope,
And write your fortunes In horoscope.
The stars lie not, and by their truthful lishs
always cast naAvities sright
The bodies ills whatcvsr they may be,
can alleviate by astrology.
Ifyou have lost your wealth, BY theft OF frlui.
BY my greAt art 10 soon can be restored;
~ debts are owing you for many day,
have q charm to make each debtor pay;
Or, should the law have drained your ample purse.
have fpcll the loss 70 reimburse.
Haze leye found Judgment IN your troubled heart,
Know can change for bliss the bitter smart.
Give you that hearts desire, and end its strife
By changing lovers into man and wife;
Though there be obstacles, they III melt away.
And magic power shall bring the wedding dAy.
Sick or In health, in happiness OF wee,
Whistler yosr station In tbs world below,
Know that clain-rttpsred that claim 10 prove
To read your fate by the bright starr above.
kings are my elients-yet feel no pride
Accept this oferinr-vith new born year.
New tigns Of destiny In Heaven sppesf.
And this, believe me, q an suspicious time,
Your fortunes, by the planets 10 devine.s
g. W. ROBACK. White street.
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GREAT SALE OF sIoRE Lots FIRST ANNUAL SALE

TREAT SALE OF STORE LoTs-F TANNUAL SALE
New sssrs iHf sssSPf !. M :S I. .sy
ten on m,e..:S'y Ian Jsnr.ry ssa and following days
sTsTsd sSd IL M s Z. s
No Ne. oI.sLs and in esniergi with special aes
c,s r a Il I!5 sSs q y laid p,s =.
i's 81 gas: as ''d
Levee Ialen Common, and Canal streets each Oihavins
SiIs Lots Q, Ground, in Tie squ.re tsu.ssd by Prom.
asyss h1'c1 os%I'r Apd Grave. ssrs..s nSassrns
rs, Tl,, and rEop, L.vs. streets. Lot" fropi
es sss lssIT 'i Hsss Fulton
ts ~ sna
in fi fa;.I .ss IN .Srp q Poyds, s;Y
- ~ u. 10, front New Leyee and FULTON streets
ss an y
New Isyss and P,yGrS streets Lot No form. the
s0Inr q taiayt,s rrcn ard Ssv Lsyss .trse,s LO,.
Sswists. streets :" - - ~ ~ '''n' on f'''h ana
fc, Nc form: , he corner II na
erss futon .sa Sss T. s M y fern:
49, TO- II. H. L. and Is font on Fulton and
g Ter hs,s q ororn. II the squ.r. teuaded BY New
from 10 Inclusive Lot No forms The Ssrssr q Sirod
corner Ssiys p.s ,s' F", s .I lS mo No 10 fern, TIE
.ena S6h and y fEont on Fulton and New Levss
pan s JILL, L.. q essuIs il ls s!S..c bonded Metre
rom Inclusive Lot Nc. forms the corner Of Notre
Dane Iulton, and New Levee streets. Let Nc forms
We eorntr o. julia Fulton and New Levee streets Lots
%, O. and front en- Fulton and New Lsves streets.
Twenty three Lots Of Ground in the square bounded
'I.i No. FelsS: ;sI': ssfI.I Of
julia Fulton, and New Levee streets Ne % forms the
Of ST. Joterh, Fulton and New Lsvee streets L5t2
TO- IL T. ID IL, 10, 10, ~, "a, 10 % n, a.
rento on Iultor and New Ltyye stretts.
" 1--WE Los OF Ground, In the square Bounded BY So Jo
terh Market, New Leyte and Fulton streets numbering
rom 20 s. intlutve. Lot No forms the corner Of St
Joserh Fulton, and New Levee streets LotNo ormsthe
corner Of MARKET ruon and Leyee streets. Lets J
and front on Fulton and New Levee streets.
Deord Fulton, and New Levee srses numberng from 20
inclusive. Lot forms the Of Fulton New Lee
vee and Market streets Lot No. forms The corner OF De.
lord Iutcn. and New Ltvee streets. Lots and frost
on Fulton and New Levee streets.
H. One Ise bounded ~ Deord Fulton, New Levse, and
street not named, hayirf four fronts.
The shove described properly from locality superior
building lots have two ronts orenng wide streets and
well adapted fer the heavy Western business or Wholesale
stores.
Plans will be ready fer i.sue on the August,
snd can be Forwarded, with marginal notes 10
curing taeu.
Losv be cold front % property th.. was rsrre
sented BY parties 70 the eoupromse IN 1880 who shall
have senee the act Of eomlromse under when this sale
made. PRIOR 20 the day Of said sale.
Terms OF saeOne Rth eath balance in equal instruments
ldvided in coupons requred Of two three ard
Jour years credit with per cent interest from
date TO maturity and II not then raid per cent PER
until final raymea secured by mor,Rase she rroperty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30
FIN E ARTS.

MEXICAN ART MISREPRESENTATION WILL
IA tAhe place on Wednesday, December 3lst At Trrier
HAN ne books q ,Ss.srr,isn win b open till .hs. tine
the pabe, tdtis6hAi subscr,on books will be opened ~
nsssra Aptietons ap Broadway bessrs Tiffany rogns.
T. ,. Crovsn tq9 Broadway; sessrs. Loekwoos son
tl Brcsdvayi kessr. Williams Stevens. 5S BrosdwA{
Of Importance for the sseneJ Of The institution that The
friends Of the Arr Union, and the subctber VI previous
should i'm neteiy avail themselves oil this extension
Of time 70 record their names on the books Of the pessr
year The test ste 81 the country are represented In the
GALLERY Of ne Ara Union now open and the engraving for
each subscriber are eaua number and merit 70 the
returns Of last Tie public, whose appreciation Of the
liberal objects OF the Art Uno has often teen testified 10
new invited 70 etsmne ths PAINTINGS and ensvns OF the
present ys. and confidently APPEALED 70 for prompt
surport Of the institution.
rI,0 ARTISTS AND ANATBURs.-sPLENDI EN-.
srsvnEs-Justieea and Meskness engraved by Strange.
Venus ~ B.toleI and also Phps on color fine Plates
Howard on DO. OC0 Engravinrs Una Steel Plates large
do tne Lthosrhs and old Books Ne. For sale At the
JOHN p. NEAGLE
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pRY GOODS, 30.

nRKss CAPS. HAD DRESSES. AND EnBRoIDERrEs
~ Mrs Ltyns, 9gk Broadway wishes TO call the stten
ton Of the ladies' az New York. and t vicinity 70
he splendid and ehs.r assortment q the newest and most
fashionable style Of the above articles which she has
opened for the Christmas and New Year holidays
NINE vErArLr NO. SIS BROADWAY, HAS JUST
w received from the trst houses In Psf an Assortment Of
Costs and Sachs, for ladies and chdren evening Csps
Head Dresses Artificial Flowers Gloves Of fur de swede
Emtroideris variety Of Fancy Articles &c all Of the Ia
instruction in the art Of making Artificial Flowers, both
and camtric Embroidery, Crotohet Knitting. and
any hind Of ornamental Needlewort.
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CLOTHING.

fNAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gentlemen having any clothing furniture,
jevey stock goods 20 dispose Of obtain fair cash
rre Tor the BY sending for Che At his resi-
through the ladies attended bv Mrs Cohen.
NJ. s. COHEN, CO Elm street.
CAsT orr CLOTHING WANTED TO PURCHASE
" sbout tvo Thousand dollars worth OF coed lef,-on
CfotkiuT In large s quantities ter which the full
value will be In money either
personally through post 70 James horsney a. his
n Orange street. fev doors from Chatham street
fVAsT OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, AND ALL KINDS
~ cfsuperfuout ArteesThe subscriber still continues
cite "a bshss strna ~sv'rr cash w eu-rer.
fsr NE sbVy. IN rssipv sppestn ~ nsse or othersse
y. A. gVxEk.H Xtl street, bssnea.
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AsTROLOGV, 90.

NJ Re. PREweTER IRON PHILADELPHIA rINDnRa
IVA her services 70 Ladies AID Gentlemen this
AsrooC, Love, and Law Matters interpreting Dresms
&c., BY books and science constantly relied
and will tell The name Of the kdv sensmsn they w
marry Also the Of the vster Residences ali rsna
sreet between Clinton and Attorney strsss n Lsdis
aty osnts; Gentlemen dollar. '~
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MATRfhoNTAL.-A WIDOW LADY, or A HIGHLY
ll respectable family wishes 20 9TH gentlemaa
high rttectstty In oIuent ercunssroes who would like
70 form matrimonial tsnce Of good tttes
education, integrity, and is,J aged from about % 10 ~
Thcte who snsver musttt atie 70 meet tte e-rton
yond rtftrlnee. Communicstions ttrlcty ocnadontia
Address Mrs l.. N. ~, Herald effee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30

nAys BIG STORE q CoRTIAvD1G- -
y ei:wae1 from early % ias,i such Il "a 9ktr IS
NsT Pssent Ind,s Ruitsr srring shark ciees cr hs
ns,pg sonrss.d between ths Heel ard FAIL ard
Wthenttny strap Tie combir alton are sect ne AZ 49,
We shsrseter o. vi, vsluate discovery b. th,oeins
eiog vnhe We Genuine in every useful sai,,e
tfsa OreD every evesirg. " "N""s hu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30

DR kELLINorR is New PREPAsED TO SUPPLY
- foreiFn dealers and travelling ntrotnrt who have
routes ttatlshed almost On their terms Ills truly
wonderfrl Linment has been nearly ten before the
rutc l trstfriends tie hest. uta never taiied
70 please 81 who have Eyen trial. u certain 70 TO
evs rem ss used. The the Dcttfe eaies rcrsase
is:eer he makes the rrot Of the hsr generally
stod ~ Toronto, Csnada ty III Jruls 81 janice Bald
mrs, kinr street. In PhilaceTha, ~ u Y Calender ~
South Third street ard Helembcid WAetsgtcn O..
~ " A. Lute in Boston. iy Redding co IN New Cfoar-
By ]. Mriaht y Co. in ChArlesten. s. c.. " eoxan
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TEE DEAF AND DUNE or TEE UNITED STATES
re- an ~ isl re repooe o. rai.ias
det l. D. who introduced the syttem Of educaiiou
o. the Des ana Dumt IN this country. Ofoers-Laurout
Si,re' a. PrssSsn.i NJ John cs;lp. sccrctaryL Mr..
y u W. CtmsFe, Vice President f5r Instorn New Yort
New Jtrsey. and Canada; Mr. W. Conhls rrcrurer 70,
Eastern New York New Jersey, snd ada Mr. Levi s.
keknnsy wm Genet, J. II. Benedict, Executive Com
mnse Tor sev Iork Nc kessrs !, Bentley, Luder q.
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nR. KELLTNoER HAS iNDErDs7
~ feel elated ~ accomplish
fore failod 10 do-it ~ tssr
could not be dene vi
bald for many yesft.
prove, beyond doul
York city, had his
tventy-hye years.
once. had lost his
thought could never
seft curling head OF IA
kellingers Msgic Fluid. A.
-kiee susaa Ellieon, ofNo1
eyebrow and all her hair, andN
both, 20 her aereesbe surnrse
tetdded. Those who boastAnds 61n
will be we'll ptid BY csiline on Dr. b dore,
ny brcndwsy and put him 10 the - tsttfsl depot
aoll surprised when they the D.X ~ VI be egree
trade generally supplied ~ Inre~skS ofofhy TIE
% so.d IN ,rss bottles ats try Al "a ~ Pearl
ary.b S ktsr1ive oonicet On
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PIE N son Al.


MEET eF KIN.-JoHN DENNY, DEcEAsED.-IF
the relations x kin Of the late Devnny
British subject lsteiy ceeesred ~ Vera Cruz who
1of some time resident tie United States of America
w s!Sy BessOnsy sy letter. I'D
HeI ksesy Treasury Ct the Treasury Chambers White
hail London, they may lear Of something 20 their i'd
vantage.
u resident at Oporto. il Portugal and within
period clerk to at San Antonio dc Bexar
IN Texas IYoba bly, under different 10 informed
his father and has bequeathed him money
A6drese John Rotert Osborn, III Wall street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30

nEArNEss CCRLD.-DR EEA-Es Fan IFrlRNA-
~ ~ brohtwsy, open daily, from tine 10 shreo, Tor
theeure OF dseates Of The car Thse sfctons negic,tod
or mashted, utmstely produce partial pertec deaf
ness and .ften cause ergsnIaen % the auditory apps.
rttus and oonfsguent oss cf Ct hearns Illus
uasns The innirehi enser Of TFssrlttnation IN shsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.-TEE GREAT Popu
" lsrty Of Lyon Magnetic r0wdefs for the
OF btdtuF cockroseEes moths, ntaa, CO.. ana
meets on rlans and ali oaher inseet has prompted
tain parties 70 rrtrare spurious krtclts shem
der various denominktcrs for sale Few those ird
ydus dared 70 give their in rofoEs las free poi
son. The Trorretc Of The origin al oh
only the uIdernentoned agent tnd tho principal depot
NO. "a Broadvsy, where also te OBTAINED Pills
te msAntaneeus destruction q rate and mice Both ar
cies are varrtnted l. LYON, No. 44 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30

WANNA sIIUAlI0N. ~ 4 vBRYoNnAI; TIDY
w and most respectable young wcman-s capable 70 do
chsmberyork and waiting and seanstress neat
Can produce the best for espaoty
and high int yry Can be days. engaged
a HeIdsrsons oce. $40 Fulton street, Military Garden.
Brooklyn.
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John I. vANDEwATER. AUcTIoNEER-LARGE
sale OF splencid French Fancy Furniture Vases Psns
iDet and Panos-Jofn 4. yaLdevater Co. will SELL By
aution. ~ their salssroom IL Wall day a.
lo o'clock Ieh assortment of French fancy furniture
TOYS AND FANCY GOOBs-AT AgCTION-rHOMAs
Bell 10 O'Clock. 1t GIG Broadway
Seor above Housen street. The remainder Of the
oys And Fancy ooee consisting Of toys Of all kinds China
ware, PaTier Mache Goods, Work Boxes 0rou ps
&C. Sale osvs by order Of the assignee TO close trust
II ARGE AND PEREkpToRY sALE or RICH PURNI.
~ trre, Fancy Goods, &e-This day, az IVY o'clock, ST
g Nassau street, near Fuiton.-R. C. KEMP sell
ton ts shove without reserve. by order Of asgnees
Sooes Pianoort kc adapted to the approaching kol-
Ano consisting Of beautifully carved rosewood p,rinr
and e. room Turnitufe suite covered in rich french
OF Which really splendid, and of the very
hest seanty 81 Material and werknAnshit rosewood and
!ssewesa Ssntrs snd Fancy Tables with Italian marble
Isi tesrtfrl Esgerte esryee mahogany Psr9r Farni-
TIRE IN ms,sos glssh sns hair cloth rossvoOs
yas'y ;e,swose Rush Seat Chairs; Extension Dining Ia
ware Pstier x.ehe pearl insie Centre and Fancy Tables
tttl ire sete lren haael Closke in variety richly de-
seta'eSi Chin. AND Behsnias Glsss Vases. cli,l Tea
Cr,sry tne general .sssrtmsn. Of rish Fancy GOods
octave finofories from various city when are
Of sale.
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CARD TO TEE PuBLIC-THE ORIGINAL AND
~ celebrated New Orleans Serenaders operate troupe;
consisting OF J. Rainer Donaldson, Ee who have had
ta before the President and Cabinet OF
e United States also the crowned heede OF Europe ropet
fully inform their ends they sail for CaiifoSnia hs
day. And therefore caution the public agsn all spursou
eomTsniee ASSUMING thei: name. j. Z. hAiNEW.
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DRfvATE DANCING AND WALKING ACADEMY,
eorntr Ct Broadway and thirteenth street. Miss Par
ter wishes 10 intern her friends patrons that she b
forming classes for the tesond quarter At her academy In
Broadvay Days Of tuition. Wednesdays aud Saturdays
n3ecieoh fcr Lssiss nssta nasxrs TIE new d,ness
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y L. CARRlNGToN AUCTIONEER. SPECIAL
- Sale Of hfst elsss Jeyelry, Diamonds, Precious
stepSe TO the trade and others:Cnrs Ca.rngtor No.
y william s,rset Will cell on Wednesday, Dee 81! all
moHd Pine kHgs Crosses Rrssst Pins Earrings Bracelets
Sci ilfo set with Emerslds Rubies 0pals sap
pfrte and kote Diamonds, al in the and fash
snss Get in me gold The weigh. and quality Of
single ope brilliant Pins And Rings yeeo pld
9ewtiry, and Watches, ty the beet makers
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LIQu OR 3.

n ENTLEMEN, DO YoU HEAR,-roR NEW YEARS.
ever after The hnest Wines and Liquor, from Ger
wine vaults Of the subscriber 5S The Chi.
nese huscum. n. w. WHITLEY
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A CARD.-HEssRs. HARRIS EVANS 4 Co REruR :
thsn sincere thsnAs to the Fire Departments ana the
Police for the prompt and effective AID the
Of ERE their sugar refinery Is
street. Sun day morning hst.
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TIN JBUNE HOMIE ARRIVE DE PARIS DEPUIs
~ Den. dune bonnie famile ayAnt recu education
guile met meme denseignsr dssirsrs placer soft dams
porte renploi 10 destnerai pe1t fournir
neleure rensegnemsnts Ssdrsser par iettre NJ Jules
Leyoy, du Herald.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-14
RAGE:
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!

MASY and many wife cndures years Of bodily
suffering and Of mental anguish, PROSTATE and help.
less cmbittcrng her life that Of her husband, ana
hazarding the future welfare of her children arising
from causes which, If known, would have spared the
suffering, the anguish to the WIFE and to the hus-
band embarrassments and pecuniary difficulties hav.
ing their origin in the mind being weighed down and
harassed in consequence Of the sickness Of the
panion of his bosom.
How important that .he causes should be known
10 every wife, to every husband that the dreadful
and narrowing consequences to the health and hap
pness of both may be avoided Life is too short and
health too precious to admit any portion Of the one to
he speEt without the full enjoyment Of the other.
The timely possession of little work entitled as
follows has been the means Of saving the health and
die life of thousands, as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAN
copies have been sold since the first edition was 10
sued
The author has been induced TO advertise it b7
the urgent and pressing request Of those who hsv,
been indebted its publication fer all they hold dear
thnt all may have nm opportunity Of obtaining IL, ana
who have favored him with thousands Of letters ~
encomium some Of which annexed to the adver.
tisement
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READ AND BE CONVINCED

MEAD AMI BE CONNINCED
CnAs; ROBINSON, Esq, Eoston, Md in letter to
DIR. Jackson, Iao ., 1850. said
My wife and myself have received more benefit
from yonr medicine than any other we have ever
taken iorthc Dyspepsia anil Lircr disease"
Va, January 10, 1870, said
a GREAT NEDICINE"
we nave uniformly retrained from recommend
ing to the publ any the various Patent Medicines
OF the day. unless thoroughly convinced OF their
value. Among those we consider worthy of notice
IS the GrrmaR Filters, invented by Dr. HgoHgDJ
ana prepared by DR.. Jackson. in PhlladcIphia One
instance in particular, in which the superior ylruo. Of
tis medicine have been tested, has fallen under our
observation; Dnlihg the last summer, son OF Mr..
ABRAHAM CRABLt ol this comfy. was very serious
" afflicted with Lever Complaint and after TRYING i'm
| YAM various remedies, he he purchased bottle OF
me Blttcrs and alter using it, was so much relieved
OF ans distressing lady. that he procured another
ootue, ana Is restored entirely 10 hralth."
-, READ FURTHER A FEW FACTS.
Inc PhHaaeiphia Dem0crqt' the leading Ger
man Journal OF Philadelphia. The editor said Nov.
9th
We again call attention to the removal of the
herman Medical Store, the principal depot for the
,aie OF Dr.. HoorLAND's GERMAN BrrrERS from 21s
Race, to l2O Arch Street, one door below SIKH
OWING to the increased demand for this medicine.
ana Inr the accommodation OF his Numerous PATIENTS
Dr. Jackson has been compelled to occupy a larurr
store. We wish him success in his new 1uar-rrs
he rs deserving of ii. The Bters Mixture is with
CUT douht the g."Aest medicine eXtaut for diseases
OF me Liver and Bowels. \ stubborn ease of hrou-
&c DarIhra has come under our notice wherein the
pai!ent mad exhausted the Alateria Mcdicas of the
iilleftu schools OF medicine with no apparent brue-
IT. lie was induced to use these bttris, and few
bottles OF them having entirely cured him Many
such eases We could refer to. l!e hone orr renders
VIII recO.lrct this great restorative should they be
50 unfortunate as to require lis use. DR. Jackson
possesses the original Unpublished receipt OF Dr.
tlooiland ana he prepares TIN, medicine with mi.
if.tI ttI J..