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g. n. Knife MAIZE arm. ofthe tiles Of your houses OF
.l ,,o,ss Of the s,re of the tools Of your trades OF
ne iron Of your erosses Spread the alarm by watch
se, kin died on every hight From one end OF Italy 70
e ether le the hiar bell OF the people toll the death
sfthe enemy
~wherever you are victorious, move forward a. once
70 the aid Of those nearest you Let the insurreonon
srow ike an svslsncbe; wherever the chance goes
against you run TO the gorges the mountains me 'or
refses gwen you by nature. Everywhere the oa'te VIII
have broken out; everywhere you viii and oro'nes'
and strengthened by the victories gained elsewhere
YOU will descend into the field again the day AFTER. oae
only be fsg-the flag the nation In pledge OF our
frsterns unity write 1t the words God ana me REQ
pie they alone are powerful TO conquer they alone 40
not betrsy Il lie the Republican Tag which, In ~ and
49, .sveo the honor Of Italy; the flag OF ancient
Venice il h the ag Of Rone-etcrnal Rome the sacred
.us,repoIis. The temple Of Italy and Of the world
Purify yourselves, fighting beneath that flag. Let
The Italian people arse worthy Of the God who guides
tbem Let woman be sacred let age and childhood
he sacred let property be sacred Punish the thief as
m enemy. Use for insurrection the arms, powder,
and Uniforms taken from the foreign soldiers.
ITO arms TO srrns Our last word Is the battle-cry.
lie. The men you have chosen 70 lead you send forth TO
Es,ope, on the morrow, the cry Of victory.
(For the Italian Committee)
"JosEPH MAzzrvr,
"AusELro SAFFI.
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AUSTRIA.

A correspondent of TAe Asgsbarg Gl.etts,
Writing from Ccas,anhnOple on sls ult, SAYS Austria
shall he made free port for the Austrian marine ard
that aus an subjects may 10 permitted to acquire ana
hold landed property In European Turkey IL appears
.e me Cabinet OF 81 Petersburg disposed to second
uneee demands OF Aastris % q certain extent
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ErrightS.

Frsishts TO the L. : are without material eh..,- NJ
M1EAn, kvsrs LemPz-re quoted dead xsirbt 20 ~,
loEk and Pk,ladelyhia - Ga $ tine Good. % Se. yo-,
Il q % fkila0elTkia and New-Orcaas - H.y5~.-- :,
Nsw.iork y 6, . Philadelphia % 10 New OrI-x,sI7i a.
Es-thea~sre 10 New-York g. 70 Philadephi. 10 - n
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wrisAr, Candy 4 Co.. Circular.

Frr Arabia LivERPcoL, Friday, Feb Ii. lass
to,a SAes OF the weed las per details in annexed
enSl Anooent 70 30 80 bales Of which ~ so are 70
Ssesses and 80 70 Exporters ku include - 40 bales
81 Which 1850 Spectators sni 80 TO
SAVING Sieo bales Of al kinds 10 TIE rr.se
i' "< 'he s~tise time Is 81 6 bales al American
=. Oh. -, Iklcks TODAY
r. 49, AZ 80 Md slslsa; Ordinary a g. ash
Atlantic 6Le1: sli /. "a ~ a - -
To-day TIE mrkei quiet the saies arnOup, - - 80,
Ice Of which are 10 Spectators and E1portrr, f
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Money Market.

Daring TIE week COnsols have ruled .t-siy x,.h tn
eepnon q temporary depression CEASED by iatex-ocs n
the Milan iDsu.rection The highest poirt toacheS e.,
sas Uocey.
Pans boCssE llta eosed, thr.ss - H. Sc foar .,s
halves les II. lee; Bank 2.Soo Il. 49,
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LATEST.

From Berlin it is stated, of date 7th. tha, ali
the Prsssisn Ambassadors have beer ocisy Informed
that Treaty Of Commerce had been concluded between
Austra ard Prussia. ], is " Nsn;eusei tia, ,h "a
SUI; ID attributed
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EsTERTAIssEsrs.-The Historical Society
Lecture tonight will be By GEORGE srasEa, Esq
subject-"Frsnoe
The atA Anniversary Of the Marine Temperance
soe'ety viii be held this evening at lie Mariners
Church Rev HESEr wAAD BEEcHxA will be one of
the speakers
DIR. WHITING Lectures this afternoon TO ladies' and
In the evening TO gentlemen only
AT The BROADWAY tonight, 'otheIo" by Mr. For
rest Conway as "lago, Mad. PonLi Is Desdemona
Io conclude VIII, Who Speaks Firstr"
AT BCRTos's, 4" 81. Cupid" and Paris
and London, will be repeated usuAl. BY Burton,
Plaeide, Co.
AT WALLAcK's the excellent comedy.
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vest has rendered large mporasoas pf neces.ary
wkich eoncurring with diminished exports Consequent
upon the failure Of the currant crop, has drained the
country Of money
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The Latest as 10 the Outbreak nj Milan.

BY Ieftrarh rom Lon1on 70 IlTrrpooLl
LONDON Wednesday, Feb. r. 1850
The Morning Chronicle, of this morning,
says that dispatch from Milan of later date"
that tranquility quite restored-thst more
rest. have been made and three persons shetland that
the citizens took no part in the emeuie
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z The weather yesterday was rainy mos,
Of the day At midnight the sky was clear, with low
temperature and very high wind.
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CITY ITEMS.
RANCE OF THE rHZRsosy

AT
1883. Jam Nooa SPM Bpm
February 3.........S 4s a. a.
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FATAL Assault BIZ RowDrKs on A HELriIs
FrsALE-on the 9Th inst. a poor girl ssnea =.
Donnelly, about II years Of age, who bad seps =.
previous night In Hudson q arose before daJhsas
started to 90 to Resde-st, but before srnnAs -
was seized by gang Of rowdiss, who dragged s1
. lumberyard, where, In struggling 10 esespe Nv y,
them, large stick Of timber was displsced sas -
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~ Among the Chapters Of United Amer.
cans ON parade on Tuesday, we omitted to msrnSa
lronsides, No A. escorted by the Second Company Il
Chatham Guards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

The ISJuScrIos.-Ex.Ch Chief Justice Jones
spoke in this case Yesterday, before the sapren.
Court. He will resume his argument to day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

~ Senator BEsJAMIS, of Louisiana, arrived
from Havana yesterday, in the Black Warrior. he
goes direct to Washington.
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|DOARD OF ALDERMEN-FEBRUARY IA, 1s63-THE
I'D following communication was received from the
Governors Of the Aims House. which directed to be
ion D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
Office of the Governors of Almshouse, New York Feb
s, 1s63-To the Honorable the Common Council of the
ity Of New York.-Gentlemen :-ihe Governors of the
mshouse respectfully request that the Common Coun
of New York will make application to the legislature
this State during its present session, for the passage
II law authorizing the Mayor Aldermen and Common
of the city of New York. to raise seventy five thou
dollars by Loan and fund the same for the erection
the south wing Of the Workhouse Black wells Is
md They respectfully represent that the north wing is
nearly ready for occupation, and will accommodate
loo male inmates also the centre building, containing
tchen, store room Offices chapel sculleres, &c of suf
cent capacity to meet the requirement OF 200 inmates
he contemplated south wing Is be occupied exclusive
by females, and the crowded state of the Penentiary
nd Almshouse call for its immediate erection, to
the former, more particularly from the necessity Of
opfning males and females in the wing of that
uidng This crowded condition obges the Warden to
two persons in many Of the cells, in the male
ell in the female department; and the confinement of
minals and Migrants unfortunately has long been
after Of deep consideration and proper classification
etween the adept and novice in crime the vagran and
auper the object of Our most citizens In
Ie Almshouse they equally full; each building con-
26 wards and from lS to 20 persons in each s the
itent Of their proper accommodation whereas they
erage at least 20 persons and often they have larger
lumber At both OF the they are quite
fcient in workshops and therefore the labor Of the
males cannot be made available without the convenences
ted for, unless compelled TO mngle with corrupting
of vice and crime, and without classification. II
III be perceived that the Workhouse building, it
snds will only relieve the above institutions of their
ale population and in order to this objection
d secure convenience, air light, classification super
ZION, employment, and other favorable circumstances
o Governors of the Almshouse respectfully urge that
pcation be made TO the Legislature for the passage of
law referred to in this memorial copy OF the
unication from Mr. James Renwick Jr., architect to
Board OF Governors on this subject Is herewith trans
tilted. SIMEON DRAPER Pres't.
lsAAC TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Corporation papers please copy above
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INDEPENDENT ILNE-THROUGH TICKETS TORCAIl-
forna via Aspinwall and Panama.-The and splen.
did steamship UNCLE SAM 600 tons, w. A. Mills com.
mander, will leave New York for Aspinwal Saturday,
February 10th, at o'clock p. NJ precisely from pier
No. N r. The performances of this steamer her 6rst
and second voyages the that the pas
sengers will reach Aspnwa In from seven t. eight daya
where she will connect with the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada 1000 tons, D. Wilson, commander
which will be In readiness at Panama to receive the
sengers Of the Uncle Sam, and sail Immediately for San
Francisco These steamships both new. and Of tbs
very first class rs to accommodation, speed and vent
aton They are unsurpassed by any vessel the route
The tables will be supplied In the most liberal
will be made on the part Of the officers and owners to In.
safety, speed and comfort Passengers will be land
Cd at the wharf at Aspinwa and take the Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon Is attached each
ship whose services free Of charge to the passengers
For freight passage, apply to E. MILLS, Agent No 81
Corthndt street. p S.-A mail bag will be made up at
this Office in accordance with the law of Congress-
for the accommodation Of the public
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Mobile stopping at Havana-The new side wheel
steamship BL ACK WARRIOR, Robert w. Shufeldt y. s.
N, commander rThe steamer Black Warrior will sail for
Mobile Friday February 25h at IL O'Clock precisely
from pier foot Of Harrison street North river Passage
e66 Freight taken for New Orleans at 3Oc. CUBIC foot
Goods consigned to L. Meade Co.. Mobile will be for
wared free Of commissions No freight taken 10 Havana
but specie No freight received sailing days. Com
panys bills Of adipg be had at 81 Nassau street
Shippers must send In their bills Of dng the office by
nine O'Clock =. ~, on Thursday, February "a. Passen
gers for Hava must procure passports before leaving
pcft LIVINGSTON, C1sOC1iERCN CO., 81 Broadway.
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CURE OF CORNS, BY MADAME BERNARD. NO 1877
~ Bovery, east 1de, between Broome and Delaney
streets Msdame b. respectfully informs the public that
she has reduced her price in order to enable every one
she will remove corns bunons nails grown the csh
Nc, without causing the least pain Inconvenience
Persons be attended to at home, at Madame b.
residence
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PROPOSED DATES on SAILING

FOf ncfgnt OF pAstNg0, HPIIy 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS q CO., No. 50 Wall st. N.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY h CO., Liverpool.
x. G. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE b CO.. No. &c Enc Notrs Dame dss
VICTORIES, Paris or
geo. H. DRAPER, Havr~
The Of these ships ~iA 10 accountable
gold silver, bullion specie jeweary, precious stones
metals unless bills Of lading signed therefor and tina
value thereof therein expressed
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|NOCrOR VAN HAMBERTS GERMAN FEMALE RENO
waiting Piils-Both in the female nhrmary and in pr-
! te practice DIR. Van lambert of Germany, has used
ere pills with unparalleled Price 81 per box
B-Purchase unless they have the certificate Of
ywright on the wrapper and the written signatures
H. c. Van lambert NJ. D., on the duty stamp around
sh box, and Z. NJ. GUIoN General Agent for United
tes America LEI Bowery Of Grand street. and
d. Hayes It's Fulton street Brooklyn
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TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR
~ New Orleans, via Havana.-The splendid steamship
CRESCENT CITY, Rodney Baxter, commander, will sail
from the pier at the foot of Warren street, N. r.
Monday, February 20, at O'Clock, P. NJ, precisely
PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW oRLEAys-NEw
ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies' and after saloon berths 500
Second cabin berths.. -. 80
No freight taken to Havana but specie Freight taken
to New Orleans at thirty cents per cubic foot Shippers
of freight requested to supply themselves with the
company bills Of lading, which may be had appca
tion at the office. No other form will be signed No
bills of ding signed after twelve O'Clock the day Of
sailing. For freight or passage apply to
NJ. 0. ROBERTS, III West street, corner Warren.
TIOR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON, s. C.-UNrrED
II States mail steamship ISABEL. William Rollins
mander This splendid steamship will leave Charleston
for Havana via Key West the 18th and SOth Of each
month, and will leave Havana for Charleston the Sth
and 22d of each month Passengers by this ship will find
her expeditions and very comfortable conveyance.
For particulars apply to MORDECAI Co., Charleston,
South Carolina.
TNREIGHT TO MoNTEvIDEO-TEN OR TWELVE HUN
I dred barrels be taken for the above port, in
fast sailing bark if offered within twenty four hours
Apply to LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO., IA Broadway
NOR SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA-U s. MAIL LINE
u The superior steamship ALABAMA, Captain G..
from pier No. North river. Apply to SAMUEL L.
MITCHELL 1914 Front street The FLORIDA, Captain NJ
S. Woodruff, on Saturday, February 20. For speed
strength accommodations and fare these ships have
superior on the coast.
T1OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND-
I The United States nail steamship ROANOKE
Cavendy commander will leave pier 13 North river on
Saturday February 10TH at O'Clock p NJ For freight
apply board and for passage to
LUDLAM u PLEASANTS. SO Front street
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TIvOR LIvKRPOOL-UNTTEDS STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, Capt. James West. This steamship viii
depart with the United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday, Feb 19th at II O'Clock M from her dock
at the foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid
for For freight or passage having unequalsd accommo
dations for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS Co, 66 Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at IL Il A. NJ
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic and sail
March 9th.
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T1oRTUNE TnIING-MRs ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
Il Europe for her skill in foretellng the futere, win
Surnsh intelligence about all circumstaness Of s 70 an
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks shs hnghsh
French and German languages-3l1 Brcoms street.
Christie street. up stairs, Office hours from 10 NJ to-
SIN
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: '--a------
MEDICAL.

IAIOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED WITH LAMENESS OR
AL Dslocated Joints-SAMUEL SWEET, son of DR..
aterman Sweet natural bone setter il in the city,
opping at the Astor House for few days tour TO
Q South and West. Any one wishing to consult him,
have the opportunity by leaving their address at the
or House, or at Israel Minors, IA Fulton street My
dress is Port jackson, Montgomery CO., Y.
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DASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW,
i &c.-Tapscott's Line of Packets-W & j. T. TAP
SCOTT h CO., SO South street, New York. continue to
make engagements most favorable terms to bring out
passengers the expeditions heretofore,
from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland by their
quaed line Of packets sailing from Liverpool every three
days from London each alternate Thursday and from
Glasgow twice each month. They also remit money in
the same sate manner hitherto, in large small
sums, by drafts payable at sight In all the principal
places throughout England Ireland, Scotland, Wales
France and Germany
@1ABIN PASSAGE TO LONDON $50, IN THE BRITISH
" Bark Countess of Seafed, Captain Brown, to sail
18th inst. Apply to FABIAN & PARKIN, No. los Wall
street.
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AsTROIADGY.

MRS. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
lv1 her services to the ladies and gentlemen Of this
city, in astroogy, love- and law matters interpreting
dreams &c, by books and science, constantly relied
by Napoleon; and win tell the Of the lazy gentle
man they will marry also, the name Of the vtess Re-
sdence 80 Great Jones street. Of Bowey Ladies
fifty cents; gentlemen, deHar
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CtTREET DEPARTMENT., NO HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
Non has been presented in the Board Of Aldermen To
regulate grade pave and set curb and gutter stones in
Thirty ninth street. between Second and East
River Also the following resolutions To regulate pave
and set curb and gutter stones in Thirty sixth street.
tween Third and Lexington That such part Of
Fifty ninth street not opened by law or coded
the Corporation be opened immediately All persons
Interested having objections thereto requested
resent them to the undersigned in writing at his office
or before the Goth day of February, instant.
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner
February TO- 1853
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|lEF PRESERVAT1ON-SELF CURE.--A RECIPE OF
infallble preventative against all diseases, and
re original prescriptions for the Of the may b
lined BY enclosing dollar In pre- pail letter, d.
nec 70 @. HASSON, Y. d., Montreal Canasss East
I'M Bx-No deception AL communications strictly
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CORPORATION NOTICE -PUBIIC NOTICE is HEREBY
~ given that petitions have been presented in the
Board of Assistant Aldermen, for the construction Of
fourth street. from Tenth to the river through
Eleventh to Forty second street; Forty fifth
Of Fifth avenne Thirty fifth street. from Fifth to
Madison avenue; Thirty eighth street, between Ninth
and Tenth avenues; Forty fifth street, from Sixth to
Eighth All persons interested in the above and
having objections thereto requested to present the
same in writing to the Contract Clerk at his Office,
or before Monday, February q, 1853.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aqueduct Department, February IA, 1858.
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AUTHORIZATION ROrICEs.


yINo IRON FOUNDERS PROPOSALS WILL BE
received by the subscriber until February 18TH 1883
at O'Clock P. NJ, at the Office Of the Croon Aqueduct
department Rotunda Park for six hundred and twenty
five east iron water pipes thirty inches internal diameter
thirty inches by twelve inches and breeches piece
thirty inches diameter. Drawings of the branches and
oreecbes piece can be application at the office.
Each pipe be nine feet in length and what termed
spgot and joints to be Of uniform thickness of
strong tough iron free from all mperfec0ns whatever
such will bear drilling and cutting the whole to
pass established inspection and proof by pressure Of
three hundred pounds to the square inch Proposals will
state whether the pipes to be from blast furnace iron
remelted iron and if from blast furnace will specfy
the of the mine and used The pipes to be de-
hvered at the pipe yard foot Of Twenty fourth street.
East river follows, viz 200 pipes and branches on
the FIRST day Of April next 200 pipes branches and
reeches pipe the first day of May next and 225 pipes
and two branches the first day OF July next specific
price per ton of 240lbs will he named which shall include
he branch pipes and breaches pipe The of two
sponsibe persons with their written assent to become
saretes for the ful6ment every particular Of the
tract viii be required to accompany the proposals. Pay
ment to be made within thirty days from the inspection
Of each parcel with reservation of ten per cent until
the completion of the contract In deciding upon propo-
sails the CroOn Aqueduct Board the right OF re-
jecting any proposals they dsapprove.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Office Croton Aqueduct Department, Feb. 8, 1858.
Note-Bank forms Of estimate in accordance with the
ordinances of the Common Council will be furnished on
application at the Office. Estimates to be endorsed "Pro
Posals for furnishing iron pipes" made by -,
February -, 1853
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
OPublic NOTICES hereby given that the following petitions
have been presented in the Board of Assistant Aldermen
To regulate and grade Lexington avenue from Sixty ninth
70 Eighty Sixth streets To flag side walk and ct curb and
-irst Third avenues. Ali persons interested having
objections thereto requested to present them in
writing to the undersigned at his Office or before the
18th February instant JAMES FUREY.
February 10, 1853. Street Commissioner.
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with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
Of passengers, and commanded by Of experience In
the trade The price Of passage $780, without wines
liquors. Goods sent to the subscribers win be forwarded
trea from any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD B. HINCKEN, Agents, 1874 Pearl street
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These ships having been built by contract expressly io
government service every has been taken in .he
oonstructonas in their sngneso strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
squalled for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to liverpool, In rst
cabin $500 in second cabin, $40 Exclusive Of sxtrs
sixe state room $500
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and f2c
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berths secured until paid for
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IJYGLASTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE For
II neuralgia tic dooreux toOthachs, headache
and rheumatism 10 the head, and preventive OF
convulsons, any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period Of teething has been
discovered and Is being successfully administered in
the form Of medcated necklace, TO be next the
skin by the patient An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues Of the valuable medicines Of which
the beads Of the necklace made and prescribed the
mode Of application. The notice OF the public ID not
therefore, called to quack medicine, but to meca-
recommended by of the most eminent Of the
faculty, peculiarly powerful In acting through the
pores Of the skin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves, aording generally, instant and always perna
nent relief and eectinga permanent cure Patients Who
at twenty four hours trial Of the mecated necklace
cording to prescription nnd relief may at the close Of
that period, by Immediately returning the receive
back their money.
sCHUFFNER MUIDENTR 81 Beaver st.
TBnMoNyI do hereby certify that the com position a
the medicated necklace offered by Sohufner Muldener
Ia OF such nsfure ~ 70 uufailngly produce tho mol
satisfactory N ult @. BRAUNIJCH n. D.,
No: 2S6 Henry street. Brooklyn
For sale By tas proprietors, No 81 beaver rreet
Price d.