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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-02
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The ssnton Of the public called to the superior taceso'
this office for the execution of EVERY VARIETY OF
Asoh, Nut, ann .Sansp Tsttsr- 4ersss 4Frtai'as,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To he smallest aud delicate Gard and Circular,
In style of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and at prices
as moderate office in the city,
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
of the most complete and extensive in the South Large
additions of the
Latest styles Of Types, Borders and Ornaments
Have rcently been made aud the latest Improvements mi
business will continue be introduced as last as
they make then appearanoen the Northern
and Western Type Foundres
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, oolored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with neanes and dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style.
p,,,rIs, attention will be given the Printing Of STEAM
soAT BILLS and CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS and POSTERS
Tor which departments great mas been given IN Inc
Having immense dnensons We are ehAhied
ssrs larger Poster than be procured
Particular attention will also be bestowed upon LA" h
sRIKFs which will be furnished 81 We WOW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-02

EN- l. De tONSI ABLE.
stCoSuE haUH bE JUroF ~ A. BEAkn MAY NAiE jpSF
fAlaI--- laflE. PlitSE C. GtANIAiJT RI u. X
GRANDMA T. sr1ur ~ 1850,
RSN NERTU dun writ dc ter tacas a moi
hrse sr Ion. e Y Jonie, Second Pa DE Ia Pa
aO.eH ia etrrt six erfs,
iars .aaa 70 t'-s complaint 81 R nonlnpl utsan p aau
Its 4tetLsds 3 ~ po.Isas par ia @ j. Iroe1gf Yeuire
tlchuA bAuk Arcade le SANEbl, 9 bullet ls55 midi
Tons rs druH tg- iuIe dies deisndar dams DIX GER
IAINS LOIS De IhRRE lee uatots So
l Triseus District si rt De-.
Francois, Champ Eytts P,opds Livingston a. gHts
s Nos Ella inrlutvnrut, plan
Gcssint deHecat srprncr - Novtmb 1850 dpos6
dams l'staje de A A. Bludo1u N1-ire Publit.
Les lots Nqs, sept hurt ct nef tAsn plHds
dvuh IA Clamps Eiysees S de-
proouieur let No. newt aHcoguuIe ds ChEupsty
Livingston ID lot No d1 pes poage
drf Ia v pIed De Prci1ulraT
" t " proJHd"ur :ts tsaes eel rs R No dix ct la
ts tlt les Nos doaE ~ lEatrls 81 ont th4fa tfene
rq leds Ta.c.s dem face dos Fran
p t panernr s ~ No d9uzt taIns .neoglar dee Ly
Efauezis.
asCotcs - credit fhlets portrait
A-t cHt dne5ct tyPott4l sur Is pefrelo dccr
- psft is
" Lsste ysasg PAR ly4a W. Peters Not.ire P4bic au
tss IHrgltF,ut.
ia iys GEORGE P. PEARSON, Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-02

AtorntShtoT SINCE attacked with a. ohpa asE
resisted the common remedies, such par, sor
ana othT ordinary medicines Or. DavBs Compound Syrpr Md
Iheffy ana lar relieved doses ols
cured NO. My mother, who troubled haual sous b.,
osen rsslAfy taking squs and paregorc
laws medicine ior days past her c5ag cot 90
Dad " aa before she commenced taking il.
THOMAS MLLAR a Rae,atreet -
od wholesale nd TetA BY the General Agents South
~ "'''' d "is"itl CO. ISL Charities st., Essorleans
WheTs all ardsrs h.. ~ irasai.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-02

ay ttgk Cherry ral rsr2grap f5ttea ~
supply.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-02

- HENRY J5lEosf, o's,olrr or reaHssiyaa, aHl 3
oa3 Ca 7s gyA.r, 80 ! 'ql'n.sr-si ta. a. -
fUMEOI, EDw II co, Commission aud
ss1Ntflas Nsr. b. So ''r'-trst' = 7g-a '&
; AEsios ., ", G, Family Grocer, II esmg
- ACES FOSTER, Attorney S aad Couusellors
& b at Ler-frse " aesa riase N.s7-e's. m..s ~
SsT0NE& ALLEN, General Steamboat Agents
- Trout once So r,eeial.aa ,t,ee', New Orleans n,ep
ssANFoRD BROTHERS, date walton, San
t 'S ~, 2sr Iva Sred5i.ea. nasi i
,szMiTa Il FIAIIsTER, Commission AMI For,
- "O's Nsr6ans aud S.e-'"a t AsEs . r's'rsss -
'.tsr .s, 5st .y.ss' So -. i
sSTAKK q CuRISIG, Once No. 10 Bauk-
rsVoWNSEND, TodPKlNS X co, Wholesale
belsr.p Forr,su pomsaa n5 G.ia, No4 Nasltn
,aJoULE, JOHN, Commission Merchant, Eui
| zva5su ssI F..a.ts No, oh"'. IS Ha't f'zse -
sayHONIAs PlNGT X co, Importers,
fvSr ta4Ha5 Az q EosS tS65
| B5Gvi.T jECSE BoRbEAU \ blANpr,
6LSREi Nnlhl j7a9'gq IL, Eosss Brlalertars.
| MAbERi P6RT H6iiASDGiN, JAMAICA Ruai.rs. e-.s
| gEp.H wIrEEaAN. tAts. ~ N~TAEA-a-
| AN ATEkMAN u BRO, j., Importers AID
vs. Wholesale Hardware Cutlery tu steel sails
etc igu OF tie kGv Nc. u corusf Conn e ~
| Orleans. ~ lf"e I"
| XETILDE, JOHN P, Attorney aud Counsellor
| w .; Law, 81 Gra,isr sirsst NsworlsaHs. d. ly
NNHITE, BALDRIGE s CO., Commission
Il Wv Merchants, Union Now CaTanlee1 81, J. b.HkgNtN
Agent. - la@I' "
AkJOLFF, SAMUEL, Importer Of NiCC-
w sTAnasa e's, ard Gsaenl ConniaseH NaT77sg' =. =
|
; VA WRIGHT A j., 4 Co. Cotton FaC,e ana
w Commission and FORWARDING Merchants. 81 IN |,
SALT-lO,O0O bushels genuine Turks Island
- Salt 1900 s4eks Of two Ash aais
= AplS =. WHITNEY CO, ca Camp street
q EMONS AND 0RANGES-500 hxs. Lemons
y 4 and $50 boxes oraus, :, ur sale ty
ne9S +. COCHRAN A co, 50 Gr4>.e, street.
GsOW FEED-COW FEED-50 bbls. Buck.
! sPl, EJ.EAkT CO., 's rSAouPloaias suss,,
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guhAleuhh Of ins city, who with
olty Of the urinary organs tor
wa constant fodble to aim day and ngnt
cold Corppup, SVFt
Wild Cherry and Tar Bat his great ssiseiou was 10 81
4lhE Tue a. the tedious affection Rsd pT
1t h no" been several years he has taking
Ahd me NY the bladder entirely
ara better IN health than before he codsuc
me ana IenoSaInS edee this valuable medicine
aey the same IN inflammation Of the
the sa nervous remurs etc. To similarly ar
want respectable reference, his viii
@ people are 50 oitsn deceived BY advertised h4tAy
H51sus 'rlec those which good and o
y We az acquainted with the gentleman the r.
Keystonsl 'f''1ss'' '-'' :
~ es oa9"ng statement iFfrom zorhy
mr. huaT has been for years Director OF ~ srbc
ana mas 1e'd yaousodeeof honor and responsibility: z
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nave 1esn subject eru
soaSn and asge .sye aad very frequently i'i ~ bed s
TINE with distressing cough anI pain breast % wi
night swests Last April nE1 violent altsk which d ID r
monhai It appeared to that w'pe lungs diaa8s;
lplt daily bali Of matter. took
recommended TO well r m
family phy5csn, without relief Al last prtgf Br
AXE Dr. Davlss Compound s5uP Of Wild Cherry aud Tat a
the happy and sauaFy effect dsegs. Before al
bottle way, my night ss.ts relieved
left m | g.
aneuralsic that am ocCaRiouav afflicted
head. JANE ELIZA GEORGE, ri. au95r sfr,a
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
American Wool.

A. Browne, Of Philadelphia, in com,
munication to the Richmond (Va.) Wing,
asserts that he can show that 'as fine fleece
can be produced in the United States as
in any portion Of the world" He saws
that he possesses wool grown in AL.
legheny county, Penns., by VIM. Hall,
which measures from 1916 to 1-25O0
part Of an inch, while the finest wool in
the collection sent to him by the.King Of
Prussia, and the finest among the speci.
mems sent to him by the King Of Saxony
measure 1926. Mr.. Browne denie,
the correctness Of the decision on hi.
subject at the London Crystal ralace Ex
hibision, and show, that the jury on WOO
did injustice to the specimens Of Ameri.
can wool exhibited.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
c. B. HEADLY e. CO.'S
NEW gAMPlNgE N HOUSE,
Mo go Xnird def D,IinL,..~L -
No. 50 Ihird.St., P,uSburg

Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
THREE SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
GALES ROOM No. l, contains large, hand
- some and cheap assortment of Floor OIL
Cloths, from to "a feet wide also Stair, Ia.
BILE and Enameled Carriage Cloths !; Cocoa
Canton and Brittania Mating, Mats of al,
kinds; painted Window Shades buff Holl
lands; green and buff Oil Cloths, and Punams
Pateut Self-Adjusting Curtain Fixtures.
Sales Room No. 2, isl full stocked with an un.
rIvaled assortment of Royal Velvet, Brussels
Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial Three PLY, Patent
Tapestry, Ingram and superfne carpetings; hall
and stair do, of all widths and prices embossed
Cloth, Table and Piano covers; Mosaic, Velvet,
administer, Chenille and Tufted Rugs, Stair
Rods, Druggeting, etc.
Sales Room No 3. con tains large aid well
scected stock of lugrain Carpets, from 25 to rs
ceLts per yard; Hemp Competing from IS to 50
cents; List and Rag Carpets /: cotton and wool
We nitan and a splendid assortment of English
sheepskins of all colors and Sizes
c. B. H. g. Co., would respectfully call the
attention of persons wishing to furnish steam
boats, hotels or dwelling houses to the above, as
they are determined to sell at the same low
prices they have heretofore been selling at and
less. than any other establishment in this city.
G. B. HEADLY g. CO
oct15.3m No. 81 Third-st,
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Fraud In Fruit Trees,

The Worcester Mass. Spy states that
during the past two seasons various coun.
ties have been visited by pretended trav.
cling agents of large and well.known nur.
series. Those who have been inveigled
into purchasing fruit trees of them have
almost invariably been disappointed in
their trees, some to such an extent as to
refuse to set them out. These trees are
said to be manufactured in a part Of the
State of New York, by the process Of
root.grafting, which is done by taking the
roots of OLD trees in the winter, and cut
ting them up into small pieces into
each is grated a scion. These are plant.
ed in the spring, end grow vigorously for
three or four years, but soon come to q
stand, assuming the appearance and de.
crepitude Of old trees. Many kinds, ma
turally good bearers, when propagated in
this way, will hardly bear at all.
The raising and importation of fruit
trees has within few years past, become
an important branch Of trade. No busi.
ness is more open to fraud, and in few is
more deception practised. A hcrticultu
rist should never buy trees of strolling
irresponsible dealers.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
DU BOIS, BOOK STORE
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
PLY MOU TIL. OH 10

A G. DU BOIS & SON, would re-
II. spectfuIly inform the citizens of Ply
mouth and vicinity, that they are constan tly
receiving large and well selected stocks of lhe
latest publications, including
Literary, Theological, School,
Scientific, and Miscellaneous Works,
which they will dispose Of, as cheap as any es-
tablishment in Northern Ohio.
They also have on hand, a la -ge and desirable
stock Of
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER,
to which they invite the attention Of those
wishing to purchase.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
in great variety. In
ST A tt OF RY,
their assortment is full, embracing everything
needed. Those wishing to purchase will find il
their interest to call and examine. oct25
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
American Engineers Assistant,

ATELf published American Engineer,
II Craftsman and Machinist's Assistant,desipn
ed e, for Practical Working gmen, Apprentices, and
those !,, intended for the Engineering profession,
Illustrated with 2oo wood cuts, and "A large en-
graved Lithographic Plates, of recently construc-
TED TED American Machinery and Engine Work; by
oliver Byrne. Embracing Mathematical and
Drawing Instruments, Geometrical Problems.
brackets, and Pillow Blocks, Lubricators, and
Eleetlo1steam Guages, Horse Power, Parallel
mos,ons, pu9n me Indicator, Safety Valves, High
PRESSURE Engines, Steamship Engines and Boil
ers, Rotary Engines Locomotives, Screw Pro-
pellers, Erricson's Caloric Engine, &c., &c.
The work is publised in one large 4to Volume
handsomely bound, and sold at the low price OF
81 90. will be sent to any part Of the United
osates' 1ree OF Postage, on receipt of that am
Agents and Booksellers.
=, Address, G. A. BROWN & Co. Publishers.
N W. Cor. 4th and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
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j. DEVENY, JR'S.,
cASHMIN& y SHOE
So Up Cd ~ ms
S Up Cd IA ma a

w ~ 0 LIB
(Nert door 10 The Exchange Hotel)
WHERE may be found constantly on
W hand, a complete assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
made by the best workmen, from the most se.
lee styles and of American end Foreign fab.
rics' The proprietor having made arrange.
ments with the largest establishments in New
York and Philadelphia to supply him with the
Newest Styles of every descr ipiion of fashion.
able materials. Every exertion that capital
can demand. ingenuity devise, or skill accom-.
pish, il brought into exercise produce. no,
only Inc
BSET CLOTHING,
but to sell at the lowest possible prices.
In connection with the above, there will be
uniformly kept on hand, supply of
Boot, Shoes, Hats and Cans.
Of the latest styles also Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Valices, Umbrellas, Shirts Collars, Crayats,
Bandkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, Under Gar.
ments, sc. &C., all which will positively be sold
as cheap as at any establishment in Ohio.
Particular attention will be paid to the man.
ufacturing of clothing to order, having on hand
fine assortment Of cloths, cassimeres, plain
and fa.,cy, buff casimeres, buff Marseiles, plain
and faLcy, fancy silks, satin, &c.
Having entirely adopted the Cash system, h.
is prepared to offer still better ba re- aims than
heretofore. The public are invited 10 call and
examine his stock of goods before purchasing.
Octl5
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of Amsterdam, the only dLauutacturer.
A PURELY VEGETABLE COM.
"A POUND, prepared on strictly scientific prineilpse
after the manner Of the celebrated Holland Professor
Boerhave. Because o its great success in most of the
European States, its introduction in the United States
was intended more espe tally for those of Father
Land scattered here and there the face of this
migl y country: Meeting with great success among
them, now offer i t" the American public knowing
that Its truly medicinal virtues must be ack nowledged
Benehc al effects Will be experienced from its use
many diseases arising from diolders Of the stomach
such as indigestion Dyspepsia Headache Loss of Ap
Cramps, Chslic, Cholera Morbus, etc.
is particularly recommended those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continued
useof ardent spirt,o other forms of dissipation. Gen
orally instantaneous in effect finds its way directly to
the seat OF lie, thrilling and quckeni every nerve
health and vigor into the system
None genuine oithout my Signature.
Certificate Of Mr. B. 0. Woods, late Justice of the Peace
IN East BTmingh
Mr.. Benz, Page, Jr. Dear Sir: IL W onId say that
tave been afflicted with disease of The stomach "a nj
aton OF the heart and nerveus headache, for nearI
fifteen years and have spent some hundreds Of dol
iars in order to effect cure- but to no PURPOSE As
having used three bottles Of your 6. Electro Chemica
Aroma or Holland Bittsrs," feel myself entirely re-
ness with pleasure, and would therefor. recommend
ali those whoare similarly afflicted
Pittsburgh, Aag. "a, 1852
Mr.: BENZ Page. Jr Dear sir--My sincere thanks are
- t"o utc"" 'CeoHiihehulhs your hoHnnd Bitte7s.
having su fered for some time with headache, loss of
appete mental depression, and in fact, general disor
der OF the system now feel after using but one bottle
conscious of returning health.
NICOLOUS SCHOsTEE
Benj Page JE- Dear Sir-I have been relieved of the
most distressing pain of dyspepsia by the use of Boer
haves Holland Bitters purchased of you) afer snr
Jog for IN rec years witt headacne, nausea and general
debiiy attending indigestion now fee, perfectly re-
stored Y0Ufs respectfully,
JNO. RUTHERFORD,
No. 80 Wylia ST., Pittsburgh
Sold by the proprietor, BENZ PAGE. Jre
Drug and Chemical House, cor Third and Smfhheld and
Logan and Wye-sts., Pittsburgh Pa. ortj4.iv
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Ias shs nul,ipll, inisrss'a eo.Dss-
Alarming. 10 90 claims higher
1onlion ih.n shel = rro>idise Cor.
oki>y care Of sock eappcse ayar-
10 Be The ruling principle. s-d ths only
lkoliys an increase Of dollars and cents /:
ts'ebtain this, stock shoule be well fed
snd sheltered. But aside from this, ev-
cry owner Of stock is morally bound 90
to provide for them as TO make them
comfortable that their existence may no,
be burthensome. II man was made a lit.
ue lower than angels, the next grade Of
animals was made little lower than man,
capable Of thought-capable of express
ting gratitude for kindness, resentment
for injuries and properly indeed, cruelty
to animals is, in our, and, think, in
most of the States, subject to fine and
nprisonment; and that animal in human
shape, who half starves his cattle, and is
too lazy and shiftless to provide them
shelter from the cold and storm, is more
guilty ofhaving denied his faith, and more
enphatically entitled to the epithet of
"worse than Infdel," than the man Of
The man in the Scriptures, who "neglect.
ed to provide for his own household. -
But am happy to know that there is a
large class OF farmers in Michigan, as we'll
as in other States, who are not to be par.
ticularly benefited by these suggestions,
whose barns, yards, hog.pens, hen coops.
and every department about their pfemis.
es, are clean, dry, and SO arranged as to
make their inmates comfortable and hap.
py. and every pig, chicken, calf, lamb,
cow, OK. and horse seem to say "we free
ly enjoy life," but too true it is, that there
is class, who in this respect, are Grim.
inally negligent. Some of them let their
hogs sleep in the corner of the fence, in
the road, and in cold storm squeal all
night, their sheep, cows and other cattle
are sheltered by rail fence on one side,
over which their fodder is thrown, half of
which they trample under their feet; and
when an animal dies away growls at Prov.
idence, and complain of their hard luck.
Others have open, leaky barns, and some.
times sheds, hemmed in with manure
stables seldom cleaned, no racks or man.
gers to feed in, hens and their scattering
products all over the barn, fences low,
straw heaps round in the cold storm ev.
cry animals back describes the curve of
a rainbow, and the feet of each one seem
to occupy but about one tract. To de.
scribe the different grades of the misera.
BILE slouches who pretend 10 farming, and
have the care of stock, would be too ted.
Gus for a brief newspaper article. My
object in presenting this subject to the nu.
merous readers of the Newspaper is to
plead for those who accept by mute sub
mission, are incapable Of pleading for
themselves: and that all, who are in anv
degree guilty, may at once repent and re-
form, for it is an old saying, if not scrip.
ture, "that the mercirul man is merciful
to his beast. '--Corr. Dollar Newspaper.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
" W. gR@WMLLO

" W. GR0WMLLa
DEALER IN
DRY GODS, G ROCE RIES,
92a0u@1N@e %ea
PL " M O u TIL.
Il Ready Pay Store in Plymouth.
II w. CROWELL is now receiving
L. his Fall and Winters Coed which now
am5ra :es all kind, Of
Dry Goods, Dry Groceries, Crockery,
Ready-Niade Clothing, &c.,
which will bo offered at the lowest possible pric
es, for READY-PAY. Persons wishing to
avail themselves of the privilege of buying
COED Goods at fair AMI regular prices, will do
we'll TO call and examine this assortment, for
our motto is " small profits and ready sales''
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
Railroad Hotel.

Opposite the Ohio and Penna. Railroad Station Federal
street, Allegheny City, Pn. Fare One Dollar per day.
octl51y p. M;GINNIS, Proprielor.
HOSIERY, of all kinds for Ladies, and
Children, Silk Cotton and Worstsd. Also. Under
Shirts, and Drawers, Gloves and Dttens of all kinds
Can be found ut CROWELL'S
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
d. IL IL L " Il n

MANUFACTURER or
= A RR1A GES, AGONS. &c
PLYMO OUrH, OHIO.
n oEN2 INFORMS the citizens of
ES of Plymouth, and vicinity, that he
-S prepared to do everything in his
line, in as good sty', and on as reasonable
terms, as can be done elsewhere. He has on
hand, at present, large variety of Cania pes.
Buggies. &c, TO which he invites the attention
of those wishing to purchase.
Blacksmithing. Painting and Trimming, and
all kinds of custom work, will b. done at the
shortest notice, in the best styles.
Plymouth, Oct %, 1853. D..BREWEP
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26

with Mr.. NARRENCE'S work, will
attest that fact, and our work is done, not by
apprentices, but by experienced woknlen, and
we save in cutting and Trimming, nearlysSll the
expense of making. Therefore We can and will
sell well.made Clothing, very nearly, if net
quite, as cheap as the cloth and trimmings can be
bought. Cutting or making done on short no.
tice, or we will make any garment to measure,
as cheap as we sell them made up. We will
sell
Goats from $500 to Sl4,00
Over Goats from $50 to 1850
Vests, from ,37, to 600
Pants, from 100 TO $50
Will you call and examine for yourselves.
/. w. CROWELL.
Plymouth, Oct 90, 1859
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st. Clair Hotel.

Corner of Penn and ST. Clair sts. Pittsburgh, Pa This
is first class House, convenient to the Railroad De-
pois the rooms are large and newly furnished and
charges moderate. Travellers will find this of the
most comfortable Hotels in Pitt sburgh. octi5y
Red Lion Hotel,
St. Clair sreett Pittsburgh, Pa Boarding One Dollar
per day, (octl5'y) w. SEANOR, Proprietor.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
To Mothers and Married Ladies'.

This Extract of Sarsapara has been expressly preps
red in reference to female complaints No female who
has reason to suppose she is approaching critical pe
rod The turn Of ie" should neglect to take H. AZ
It certain preventive for any of the numerous aud
horrible diseases to which females subject at this
time Of ho This period may be delayed jor seperol
years by using this medicine Nor is less valuable
Tor those who are approaching wonanood il is cal.
cnlaed to assist nature by quicken the blood and in.
vgorans the system. Indeed, this medicine is inyaiua.
BILE for all the delicate diseases which women are sub.
jcct.
1t braces the wnolc system rencws permanently the
natural energies. by removing the Impurities of the body
ho so ar stimulating as TO produce subsequent
whichis the case of most medicines taken for female wenk
ness and disease BY using few bottles of this medicine.
many severe and painful surgical operations may be
prevented.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
Scene At 4 Tea Party.

SCehe aC q Tea Party.
WHY Mrs. s., this is very fine Tea.
W Mrs. WI was just about mentioning it
altogether ahead Of anything I've tasted. II
beats any tea we have had 10 our houre, saws
Mrs P, where did you getit Mrs. s? AtCulp
and CroningeEN. Well, if / don't send over
when iget home, and got a pound-what is the
price Mrs. S-Only AZ. Only Is! La me |!
We paid 6s for tea not half as good. Exit the
whole party, bound for
CULP g. CRONINGER'S.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26

@N PR VATE DISEASES.--Dr
MeIS,A Brown, No. al Diamond Alley
gS6y devotes his whole attention to
AMMESA an Uffice practice His business
NNlSa3YglSg is mostly confined to Private
WsSMsaS1MW NVenereai Diseases, and fsuch
WSszaMH&E% painful affections, brought on
W@8S Hi% ~ imprudence, youthful indul-
NWNES gence and excess. Syphilis,
Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, elect, Stric.
ure, UrethaI Discharges, Impurity of the
Blood, with all Disease of the Venereel Or.
gan, Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions; letter,
Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female
Weakness, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases Of
the joints, Fistula in Ano. Nervous Affections,
Pains in the Back and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure
guaranteed.
Sixteen years practice (six in Pittsburgh, en-
ables DIR. Brown to offer assurances Of q speedy
cure TO all who may come under his care.
Letters from distance. containing a fee fol
advice, will be Immediately answered.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, Al
Diamond Alley Pittsburgh, Pa. Charges mod