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Beware OF StranguIalcd TEcrni1, with al
its Horrors.

lis EkOFrOFSs SO
CtfERMAN'S New Patent Curative Truss Is the
only instrument in that affords security against
Stranyuated Hernia, and that can be worn with case
and comfort. 1t is light, elastic and durable, is no
way cumbersome annoying but il is entirely free
from the objections found in every other, and is or.
ranged in accordance with Anatomy aad the true prn
cples of Surgery. When adjusted by the Proprietor,
it is warranted to the purpose, and within all
positions of the body and under the violent e1er-
cse perfectly retain the rupture bearing upon and elo
sing the Hernia Ring, speedily effecting in the wo+s
forms Of Hernia, radical cure
The proprietor and Inventor Of this celebrated Fruss
feels happy to inform TIE public that the Medical Fac
uy throughout the United States and all persons Who
have been fortunate enough avail themselves of its
recommend it in the strongest ternss being con-
WINGED from examination and practical experience that
its application must in every instance, in conjunction
with the rupture remedy, produce cure.
Having devoted much time to the study Of RuptaFea
in their various stages and the applications Of Trusses
am confident in being able to render assistance ard
satisfaction in every instance, both regards acie4
tifc adjustment and perfect and easy retention.
Persons to secure the benefit of my experience
should inquire forme and have personal interview.
The Rupture Remedy is compound invaluable to
ruPtured persons possessing powerful, asringent and
adhesive properties, which generally facilitate and add
permanently to the cure. AS proof your attention is
called to the certificate of Prof Martini the Chemist
&c | have analysed ]. A. Sherman's Rupture Remedy,
and find it to contain valuable properties aid in GU
IlHS AOuPeuCS- "AblEc chemist
New York, Jan 10, 1851"
TO the genuing article, be sure and observe
the following words blown in the bottle "ShermGn's
Rupture Remedy, New Orleans
Were it necessary, the evidence of hundreds could
be given who, afflicted with Hernia, now rejoice
in sound body, from the only of Shermans Pat
ent Truss and Rupture Remedy.
DR.. Lawrence, in speaking of Hernia, says Z" It
may not effect the health, but source of constant
danger since exercise sudden exeron may bring it
from perfectly innocent state into condition which
frequently proves fatal"
No person acts with prudence, who, without knowl-
edge of anatomy and the delicate of the disease
selects and applies to himself Truss, the misap-
plication often produces great deal of suffering and
not unfrequenty fatal consequences.
Ruptured Children often suffer beyond description
by the of Trusses unsuted to their wants, and
thereby endure the affection for years tits unneces-
sary and cruel In my treatment there is little suffer-
ing and cure warranted in every case.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09
Governor FOOte and the Press.

We have observed with pain that portion OF the Misssu-
p press inclined to give Governor Fooe prominence by
system comment little calculated operate means of
harmonng and quoting dssenton in the State Gov Foote
occupies anomalous position party man. and his inter-
ests best served by the press which degns to notice his
various political projects Hell apparently without party
and only know of two organs in his apparent interest in
the State, five accept the wing press We mention the Col
umbus Democrat the prominent press because age and
late position.
We then, that Gov Foote without party in the State
great of the democratic party have no confidence in
his political fidelity and the November election of
proved opposed his advancement He yields the Execu-
tive authority not by democratic but wing support The
democracy OF Mississippi responsible for his adminstra
ton nor his acts He is leader theirs Those who aid
ed In his elevation his servos and he has no claim upon
the democracy whatever When he puts forward his name
tor the United States Senate them look him the ybr
candidate tor that station for man simple as to sup
that he be elected without securing the vote of the
wing party This is and is well enough to understand
the facts Of the later period Those who are
ready coalesce with the wings Foote'S election to
the Senate should he defeated by the democracy as we be-
ieve they will be-
Fo0e desires nothing much comment by the press He
will avail himseo all opportunity draw out notice-it is
his sole means OF keeping his before the people, and
probable he would seek provoke notice. withheld for any
length OF time His Raymond speech instance and the
comment upon 1t Is just that for which made He ach-
ieved his object and his wing admirers chucke over it,
Let Foote alone he wants noerety let his organs and
the wing press give it to him. Fooe rises this State a.
gain will be through the folly the democratic press and by
the vote of the wings
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09
sHERMAN's SHOULDER BRACES,

SHERMAN'S SHOULDER BRACES,
Of Superior Construction, for Adults and Children.
Parents will observe that particular attention is Civ
en- to the adaptation of the improved Brace children,
who, while growing may by its use attain correct
and graceful figure full and healthy chest.
Sherman'S Premium Abdominal Supporters.
The Comfortable and Complete for the use of Fenuales
Also, sole agent for the sale of Dr. Bannings Body
Brace. DR.. Grains Shoulder and Spine Brace.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09
PIANOS.
ZME AMAN@NNMA MNNNEss
OF
FRANKLIN PIERCE

OF
FRANKLIN PIERCE
AND THE
TRAN@@ENDEN=T GOOD LUCK
OF THOSE
World Renowned Prize Sellers,
"NHDHRX G&L %"~9
Are the sole Topics of Conversation and Remarks.
NJ. Tickets 81 SO, the Grand Capital Prize of
S48 500 was sold by EMORY & Co. to Club in Cobb
county, Georgia, Saturday, March II, 1890
We present to the public some of the most Splen-
did Lotteries for April, 1862 ever offered
Address all orders to
EMORY & CO.,
I54, Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Maryland State Lotteries
Under special act of Legislature Of Maryland.
susquehanna, Glass 30, for April 10.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Prize of 10000 l Prize of 10000
10000 5000
" 5000 $3.50
so of 5000, 500, &C. &c.
Tickets $40, Shares in proportion.
Packages of Wholes $50, Halves rs, Quarters 371
Patapseo l16 for April Is.
cEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
/ Prize of $4,000
10 1000 1000
$1,000 500, &c. &c. &c.
Tickets 50, Shares in proportion.
Package of Wholes $28, Halves $l4, Quarters 81,
Petapsco, Glass uS, for April 18th.
re- PRIZES
GO ono AO7 q 6nn 6O0. of 00O hO0 &c
Tickets So, Shares in proportion.
Packages of Wholes $44, Halves %, Quarters H.
Susquehanna, 81, for April GOTH
GRAND SCHEME.
EF RIZES -RF
$4,000, 10 Prizes of 5000 1000, 100 Prizes of
$1,000, 500 400 &c. &c.
Tickets 80. Shares in proportion.
Packages of Wholes, $3.50, Halves rs, Quarters S7t
Patapsco 1913, for April 23d!
"The Favorite Su1aH Frg."
5000 Capital.
Prizes $1,000, 5000, $500, 10 of $500, &C.
Tickets $I,oo, Shares in proportion
Packages Wholes $15, Halves u, Quarters 81.
Bel Air, Glass o. for April 26th.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
$5T8.1SbG
Prize of 10000 I Prize Of $l0,500
5000 I" 5000
5000 4 1900
i" 1900 10 =" 750.
&c. &c. &c.
i Tickets S. Shares in proportion.
Packages of Wholes rs, Halves S74 Quarter fSa
Grand Consolidated, K. for April 5Oth.
Il GIGANTIC SCHEME.
Capital Prize of $4,000: Capital Prize of 80 ,OC
i'll q $4,000: (" ll,OC
IL 6 1000: f" SOC
4,O00:l 4OC
100 Prizes each of 81 900, 900 &c.Sc.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves 10, Quarters 5.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09

The Artesian well sunk in this city last season has ceas
ed to throw At time there fine bold let
OF of near inches diameter found one morn
ing recently have decreased than half and Thurs
day morning last it became dry 1t is believed have failed
consequence of the sinking OF another well in the neghbo
hood for the the surface the WELL it
ceased flow from the old one.
This is really public calamity The we'll had become
matter of decided public utility and private convenience and
the deprivation will be keeny felt We in no doubt as to
what should be DONE We of the opinion that prudence
well economy dictates the only steps the money
pended there already Clearing the well of sand but
poray expedient time will prove Safety lies in reaching
below that which be the only pierced by
private enterprise. One hundred and fifty hun
dred feet nothing and this depth may such
will the end compensate for the labor and expenditure
What will citizens say We should ike the hear.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09

100 Prizes each Of $4,000, 1000 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves 10, Quarters 5.
Eghths d.
Certificates of Packages costs 26 Whoes $500 Halves
$50, Quarters rs, Eighths 374,
All letters answered by of ms and the Tickets
enclosed in strong Government Envelopes.
We send the State Official Drawings immediately after the
drawing with written explanation of the result.
Notes of all solvent Banks taken in payment for Tick
cts and all Prizes bought Of EMORY & CO. csshed in
current funds, demand,
Those who have hitherto been successful in other Lotteries
will find it to their interests give EMORY & CO. trial.
as have frequently made correspondents wealthy be-
fore having the pleasure Of their acquaintance.
s- The Grand Prize of Thirty Thousand Dollars, Whole
Ticket was sold January Sth, Club in Illinois.
AL orders strictly confidential Address
EMORY q CO.,
l64, Pratt ST..
PALTINeRr, Nh
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twill b. the sisndaTd work on the subj CT Boz Post
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hbbry' philadelphia -u1
The work concise history Of the War and well
written BISON 3xxstte.
The work full Of patriotic feeling thrilling
scenes" Boston rrsrecript
the thoroughly
history OF Second NsT with England indebted 70 Nh
Hesdley" Feemsn's Journal
sueenet spirited
eoud War These volumes have national ntere about them
Newark Daily Advertiser.
Succession OF slowing pieturss" (Cncnnst Herald
The eytns Of The War hy land and
esi and glowing language Mr. esdy has MANAGED his subject With
%iIIrss FUN JorrIsos so d Sa9iSA2 FSa
yESIcE-1HE CITY OF TIE SEA By Edmund FLAG 2
T. sARTHrRs sP.RING TO SPEND VOL IS eents
Jus Tublkhdb by CHARLES sCRIBNER, No lt5 NSsssast
MUSICAL REPOSITORY, No. LA PRIdA
Vl DONNA yALSE. by JULIEN published this day Pnos 81
ALIEN MONTGOMERY, Nos II Il and II spruee-s,
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90 uhom II nan Concern.

DURYING-GROUNDN OTICE.-Whereas, applica-
I'D queutly made having e nds burned the
public bury ground at Wlssbursh L. and also In mo souna
the City Newlork belonging 20
r. In having their dead removed the TT
Churches hereby notice all persons having
buried that their
Cemetery Long and free ofexpcnse
before the Of December
Mr. JAMES TPPIIS No e Walker orchards 10 tho
hoe
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fosi ano founo.

7 OST-I asst evening, Stone Marten Vctorine in
II Broadway she Bower through Irea J,ness
will be suitably rewarded BY leaving ct No II Cos
lardt+t. or No " West sithst.
CTOLEN-From the subscriber, on the evening OF tho
- sh inst. THREE CERTIFICATES of Buffalo aud NssYort
CITY Rsrod shares No 6eT dated March
1883 No $50 dated January 1853 and Of IL
shares, No f62. dated December |. s52
The above certificates all endorsed by J Bronson An
hereby cautioned negotiate for them
except the NewYork Nov. q 1898.
L. ID uEER EriA Pa
q IN REWARD.-Lost, 10Th inst, small GOLD
~ lV CHAIN with Watch Key attached containing dla-
The reward will be paid returning the
tces 10 CHARLES NJ. LEUPP 4 Co. No. - Feuyst
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Che il1orlo's falr.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-Mr. LAHOCHE, being
" otsss to return the end Of The mon'h his
The honor 10 inform the sbs Crystal Palace that be
prices Of bic goods and purchasers may make their seec
tic NJ lower door at he right Of
the 9Th entrance, Courts u and Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

MRS. HALEs PRACTICAL HOUSEHOLD
VI hKCEiPT BOOK. BY Mrs Hale, author Of the New
Boob u Cookery"
Tb neat volume which should occupy prominent place In
r. bouset.eps No wot has heretofore appeared
wherein useful Information has ssn conveyed In simple
The Household Receipt Boob" viii be found perfect re-
poty With ssnd important down TO the most mi
s usi,s With Household and Domestic Economy
Ia in.lss popssy proof u is ssoelsnos II b. beyond
pfot vsas Published
raLi.A.d 10 vsluss. bssatifsir hossd F'ls@. ei
~ LOa0 BROTHER. Ne ~ Anasi. ~ r
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% farmers ano Others.

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish pure
breed Suffolk PIGS different import atoms Persons
wbhing purchase will call GEO IL KirraEDSE No III
Westl6th+t
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

CAGLE HOTEL Observation-Disclosures will do
II ven remember ,ssX can have ss.ses Lodsn n :nss
oace open all night
EVERETT HOUSE, on UNION-sQUARE.-Thi
b creme. s ON TUEsDa na q. IA "a s
rsSoI; ss.n o. sSss y. .w WI ctsPP props.o.
L'ARMERs HOTEL, Nos 2s5 and 247 Washington
L Robls.oa and Mansy.. Board and Lssene 81
rssn. sn w s -t SSs n :ssS
A SMALL FAMILY. desiring to give up the re-
~ .pos Of heusseias Obtain Board os Res n die
ter. 20 s'. .,,, S door ssS sss sa,.s Aaar No 70
e Aswess Broiaws, ard SA-as opposite wshastaa cheas
A PRIVATE FAMILY up town can accommodate
- .ssssa sssr ss Fa, Rs.sa Aiass c. rribsas oass
A GENTLEMAN aud his WIFE desire Board with
~ ntsAsa sraTtnsns "a. sse assr N ths setaiy unea
S e. =: s H.'tss .'' ''''S a. 1'-' 'S' :.
orlkr HOME wANrEp-By a Gentlemaa.
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ARE YOU ia WANT 81 BOARD or BoARDERsr
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Balls.

EOUETH ANNUAL BALL Of ENGINE Co. No
20 he held II Nblo's Nov 2 1888 5heon's complete Co
on band for the occasion Tickets a. be bad JOB
is Mrse STORE SEQ Broadway and Hall Sons No 80 Broad
wGy or at The door On the evening Of the ball
JAMES NJ. BYRSE, Chairman
JosErH J. MORGAN. Secretary.
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CHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, No.

III
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III. v..Do~p or GhEf .d ax 6shY SiSn sn:d
CHRIsTY's MINsTRELs,
The Pit SonS T EsA; 81 cS %s o q
The first 70 HGrSouzs Melodies and onsOr. Of the
9 spI ss e ss 81 fE%ss
viii out precedent the aDus OF Public Amusement IN
s' E7tS eSTR 5SIfs s.ss
s.s r @ IN . as sassGs
the length Of time they have been TO-
ss, hs1ibs merit for oonsstdsion
ID, o. o .SSe and Standing are
eIe'd At place of gghe A@se%sT in The world
Courns versatile eops experienced perform
s VIZ s. Popsor md Manager The osIS Individual
Of Chy engaged performer In representations Of
o Is esnts Doors open q O'Clock Commence u
seioel
DROADwAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No
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fuea sp The eo,Iy ,ss s.s.ni .'y' was opened
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rttnAM' un'r ttN',,n,,l"Nn 81 III" hH'N'
~, ArtthtNuf sri fNtFiIh = ,-' " "-""''
~ A. Aht M iAti, Hn an n'-Ad-r. A..
admissions I'll - A'H-fe"' "''
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wn az "a pnlr 81
t~ b. ritsi,ei h-.- A A .. ier n a.iS ~
A,t...a, tiAn NJ n,rsa~sri
tr,. 80 " 81, 81. r,s.. ni.s~ N" 40 n'"sa~sfi
low i"ts ii,iui rs'h ie~t $500.
H.. .ias tttni r,-sd~sy sd Maiden la"ai ena a.
ti,o ts,sa ,,ush Cs"it Hi"'e y" iii 'hsh'""
nuthiEiw OPERA iiOuHi. No bJo broadway
rnr a,otr nouar. orHs EVERY Nidifr
tMArNHt Hrutttt
pr ftir GRAND HEiEtftONh tHoN NohhA
Ard vii b, tsptatd MpNuAl tvihlNu Nav .s an" "u'As
Ito wssk ,cnts,t al " ees,A Admission @e'ns
uNur EGYPTIAN COLLECTION.-A desire 70 re-
ts this collection tho C'Y hsvas beoa publicly eto'se
pt AriOIT fuaprncd h soum To- ascason 70 aioia
IONS o., affuny visiting his attractive hthlton on o"
"a NJ MN 10 y 81 No $50 broadway Admlssion y o~n"
;SIGNOR BLITZ-STUYVESANT INSTITUTE,
- No 40 nRoApwAY- Performance evenins eomnenc
IN a, ~ o'eIocA WEDNESDAY and sAfUHpN 80
HbONs u consisting II great and sughable power OF Wy
TniIoouIsM Inc LEARNED CANARY BIRDS and remarkable
fats In NATURAL MAGIC Admission Is eens' children ia
SPIRITUAL MANIFEsTATIONs.-Mr COAN.
- Rapns end wiring Medium win receive visitor: daily from
poig A NJ md and to 10 VI Adnsaon ~ cents
Rooms No few doors west OF BROADWAY r o-AF-
ran semsnp "a 10 made for private sitting
CPIHITUAL MAMIE STATIONS.-Persons de-
- rous the phe OF the Srie1al Philosophy
do 4l3 Broadway. OF Lispenards every
TNFNING ntm 10 O'Clock Admission - cents Judge I'd
monde work on Spirituaism for sale.
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UtEI IHINHIDaIDWIN- IbEMtNIS-
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Popular Lectures GeoioEy.Tbe seord ieears Of the
will be deivertdby the Rev FOSTER DID IN the
Srstpe. L Church near Broomsst- Thfs kFESiS0, I'd
hs s7 oooek Subject Geological Aseneis Cs1sss Of Chang
hers OF OhsestoBs &c The eetores will be lsraisd By
eesra bo Orrc Globe he and cannot fail 70 ntsFe tnd
hsrset all " no may attend them. 1tetets Is eenE
singing seheol.-A cls Tor Vocal Moss 1ndsr
d. BILLINGS, ~ be formed a. The Lctors
Rssn Of the Frss B.pt chgeh conner q Beoas ard Essse
THIS fWednssday) EVENING Nov - The tsEtbool us-1
hke will be the Shawn" Terns ~ ~ the qeaItef Of
Absobs Referebees-Slsor A BsgoA and Mean v Root
nav b Bradbury.
A Cnrd.-The IRVING HOUSE going along sviniEsy "a
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u THEATER.- NOTICE 70 CITIZENS and STRANGERS
The sr,si and Original Drama UNCLE TOMS CABIN" by O.
AAn Esq which has bern performed with sueh Immense sue.
the NATIONAL THEArER night since the 18TH OF
July and which the thtul wonder Little Cordels Howard
srpesis will be continued EVERY ENENlN0
ard ever, WEDNESDAY su6 SATURDAY AFTERNOONS during
msindcr Admission . to Dress Circle
Remember the National Theaer situated Chsthsmst
Roosevelt the only place which the correct version
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

ID hhully popular successful moral drama of UNCLE
TOMS CABIN dramazed expressly for this essbshmen aud
produced the brilliant aud elaborate manner Il VIII 3s
rsrf rnd THIS tNeonsds) AFTERNOON At H. and also THIS
fVENING o'clock Three ticket Offices nstead OF oneJ now
otvisfe every iueon, epiepee OF the usual crowd .
Asuif.pos 10 The whole Mueum-o GIRArFEs the Bearded
Lady &c as well the Performances % cents Children
under Parquete ~ cents extra Sc
the Dress Circle 80 cents which may be obtained
durirF he d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

ClRD-0EORGE CHRIsrY, professionally Known
Tor the year. With Ethiopian Mnsrely,
aies informing nus friends and the public that
formed copartnershiP With Mr. II WOOD OF Minstrel
which place be will sppen EVERY
PyFNEG and hopes 70 meet his friends magnificent
and coroodious Hall In his professional capacity He hopes
his epdAyo please will with that which his
promise No effort his part
s,re .reorded him q n. HARRINGTON
Professionally "a GEO CHRlSTY.
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