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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30
Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

The CorRrs.-The Court Of Oyer and Termner me-
yesterday morning before Judge Strong and the follow
ing Grand Jury empannelled. Samuel N. Fellows
VIM. Pollard, Henry T. Pierrepont, Ward A. Work
james Nj Burt, Robert Hunter, Stephen Baldwin, James
q. Yates. Hamilton Reeves, John Barr, John M. Hicks
George Wilmington, Daniel M. Tredwell, Marcus NJ
Hedges, James K Morrel Edward G. Moorehouse, Fran
els c. Kirby, Henry Norton, Benjamin Baldwin, iona
Than Rogers, Egbcrt II. Van Beuren John r. Simonson
After the usual charge the jury was dismissed until
Friday.
In the Court of sesso ms Patrick Cox was tried on an
indictment Tor an assault upon Catherine Whtpen with
intent 10 kill 1t appears that Cox entered the store
corner OF Raymond street and Myrtle avenue on the
evening Of the 9th September last and commenced an
attack upon compliments husband who kept the place.
She rushed his aid when Cox struck her the head
with club and fractured her skull. He found
rlty anG sentenced TO the States prison, for three
years and six months.
John O'Dwyer James Daley. Charles Ogdenburg, and
Dennis Farren severaly convicted for selling liquor
without license, and each sentenced to the county
jail for twenty five days.
FiRR IRON THE EXPLOSION OF A CAxPHExE LAMA
ere broke out in the porter house Of William Makey
the OF Water and Jay Streets Tuesday night
which was occasioned by tho explosion of camphene
lamp. The Ere extinguished with difficulty. Damage
about goo
CAPsIMp.--The lighter Sea, loaded with moasses,
capszed Off Green's Wharf on Tuesday night by ruu-
ming under the bow Of ship lying in the stream She
owned by Mr.. George Thompson The vessel was
sunk and the load was lost.
HousyBREAKISG.-1he residence OF J. w. shannon,
No 60 Dean street. eioneously entered yesterday
morning and robbed Of numerous articles OF clothing
and IS in cash. Thu house of Mrs. Durando, No. s
Hilary street. similarly entered few evenings since
and robbed Of valuable CLOAK and two silk dresses
lesidcs ether articles amongst which the daguer
reotyre Of deceased friend The thieves succeeded in
getting eff clear.
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BE Carcful.-Inciplcnt Badness may be easi-
ly checked Bogles hyperion fluid is the best prevent
i've that is known. Its restorative qualities highly
priced also its properties in identifying and strength
ening the hair Sold by the inventor, WILLIAM BOGLE
2,7 Washington street, Boston, in New York, by A.
u. Sands, 100 Fulton street; Clas Ring Co.. Rushton
Clark 4 Co. Broadway; C1ickener g. Co., ST Barclay
street and by chemists and perumers throughout the
world.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 LECTION NOTICE-THE ADVERTISER INVITES
~ merchants and others having goods Of any dcscrip
e. dispose o. 70 send them where they will bring
LODI. uon ~ ~~Gs. His establishment is one OF the
best In New York. The gree. ~ sny nart Of
selling goods OF every description, IN sto.e - he
will take no goods on Imitation he wishes TO resan
the confidence OF all who know him, and maintain
SALE Advances when required, Persons having sur
plus stock hand or being In any way embarrassed,
confde in him most sacredly without exposure in
any way References to any amount security given
OF this establishment All orders small large ad-
dressed at any time to A. b., auctioneer Herald Office
will be promptly attended to.
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VITIIIIAM IRVING, UCTIONEER-wITH0UT RE
w serve to pay advances, diamond jewery, gold
SHIPPING.

A UsTRAIIA-FREE PASSAGE-PIONEE FER LINE, CAR
IN rying United States mas.-The subscriber, under
contract with the government Of New South Wales 10
prepared TO convey passengers In the clipper ship
TRoPlC to Sydney, paying part passage here balance
paid after arrival and employment guaranteed at cur
rent rate OF wages, which enormous
r. w. CAMERON, lilo Wall street
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A vCn0N N0uCE-TH0MAs MANSON, AUCTION
"A eer.-By Tunis Morren at his spacious sales room,
304 Broadway, corner Duane street. morrow, Friday
at l0h O'Clock by catalogue, elegant furniture,
wood pianofortes large mirrors, mattresses, &c &c.
The public may rely upon the quality Of the articles
also the abtouenes Of the SALE being positive to close
number OF pressing invoices In the sale rosewood
and oak etegeres oak library bookcases extension ia
bles dressing bureaus, washstand hall stands centre
tables, six panofortes, and mclodeon mirrors
co and plush tete-atee sofas, bedsteads, cribs mat
tresses desk, tables, number Of choice suits of ena
meled furniture, with marble tops, rosewood dressing
bureaus and washstands. This sale contains a very
large variety Of very choice furniture &C. well worthy
Of the pubics examination to-day, by catalogue and
Friday morning.
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Wolfe's Schlcdam Aromatic Schnnpps.-Pur-
chasers Of Wolfe's Schedam aromatic schnapps are
hereby notified that new tariff OF prices he W been
made out which be had application at the oice
of the subscribers % Beaver street.
UDOLpHO WOLFE
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A UCTION SALE OF FANCY FURs, SLEIGH ROBES
bis stores "a Nassau street. TO morrow, Friday at lo
A. NJ, choice catalogue Of fancy furs, comprising
marten lustre &C. &c; victorines and cuffs, muhs,
carriage capes gloves, collars, sleigh robes &c Tn
furs all in good state of preservation Catalogue
ready.
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A UCT1ON NoTICE-H0UsEH0ID FURNITURE, &c.
Auctioneer will self at his stores Ca Nassau street,
large collection of and second hand household fur
nurc, comprising all the articles requisite for house
keeping. The whole win be sold without any reserve
Also, two square rosewood panoortes, Of excellent
AXE and tone, and will be sold to pay expenses.
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Target Excursions.

The streets filed with companies going to, and
turning FROM places in the vicinity Of the city, where
they have been ont days shootingn The follow
ing coaanies passed the HERALD Office during the last
few days -
The McIain Guards, Capt. John Bush, proceeded to
Hoboken, where they had good time" They turned
out twenty eight muske, and had thirteen prizes pre-
rented to them.
Forrest Light Guard, under command Of Capt. VIM. p.
Valentine passed the Office their return from New
burg, where they had been parading.
The Chace Guard, J. 4 Horbctt, captain made their
annual excursion to Mat. Goodersons, at Flushing
They numbered forty muskets, and distributed eleven
Prizes among their best marksmen.
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T,oR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RTCHMOND.-THR
II steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, il now load
pc at pier 10 North river for the above ports and sails
on 90 fnrcay Afternoon, At o'clock.
LuIIAM pIEAsANTS, % Broadway. /.
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II WILSON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
H. rich and costly rosewood and mahogany turni-
ture.-H. WILSON Auctioneer will sell, tomorrow (Fr
day. morning, at l0 O'Clock the contents Of the large
four story house. ~ Warren street. consisting OF richly
carved rosewood pi noforte octave, superior in
strument, cost s400 rosewood and mahogany parlor
suites in satin brocade rosewood centre tables otto
mans, brocatee and lace curtains, elegant paror and
bedroom window shades, magnificent English tapestry
and velvet carpets, olcloths, massive mahogany and
and tea tables few choice oil paintings and steel plate
engravngs, rosewood and mahogany bedsteads bureaus
washands, chairs, sofas, work tables rockers elegant
china and mantle ornaments, twentyone day in
laid and bronze clocks china dinner and tea sets, rich
cut glassware, crockery ivory cutlery silverware tea
service sayers and cake baskets, with solid silver
mountings spoons forks casters &c The whole being
in the best order and comprising everything necessary
to well furnished house Sale positive without regard
to weather.
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Court Calendar-Friday.
UxHn STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Nos. q, p, so, 10, 8,
sUpxr,aE CouRr-,srneral term-Adjourned to Dec 81.
SurRrxR r-Circuit.-Childs divorce still
SUPERIOR CorRT-Adjourned to Monday next
The winter style for lss4-5 rs Of the most
.srsr slsee ana and u hitherto nnequaed The
style Of hat 70 which allude may be obtained by
leaving your order with EPENSCHED, Halter, lis Mas
sau street
Further Remarkable II only necessary 10
suggest, the ladies busy in the selection OF
their turs for the winter season, that kNOxS stock OF
these rc elegant and comfortable articles, IN extent
and variety 10 unparalleled, and that his charges are
very low Visit him. either at 12S Fulton street, or at
ts3 Broadway.
Albert II. Nicolny will hold Special Auc
tion sale Ct stocks and bonds Saturday, Dec nj
121 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange. ALBERT ii.
NlCCl.AY, No. Broad street, Auctioneer.
AnSsn's Daguerreosypcs-Large Size for so
ssnss coiore and in rich case twice the size taken
for 80 cents and sqS in quality and size to any that
spporite Metropolitan Hotel.
This Day, First Glass, large ssse Daruerreo-
corner s: e sss.a ss a AS s sod"
Thanksgiving Dasusrreotypes Of all descrip-
lions 25 cents and upwards taken at all hours this day.
by strong force-60 pictures an hour New York Da-
guerreotyre Company, 2se Broadway.
CelehrasSd Pianos and Melodeons, In larger
asportmen.s and less rrce than be found elsewhere
in the United states Each instrument gusra need Sc
cord hand pianos at great bargains Pianos to rent.
Cash pAid for second hand pianos
HORACE WATERS, aSS Broadway.
peaer Roberts Il CO., 375 broadway, Com
tnus TO offer that extraordinary stock Of black gupure
hees, with some very choice embroideres.
Lace and Mps::sn Curtains from Auction.
KEITY FERGUSON, No 2s9k Broadway, and No. o.
made street. have hand 20 900 lace and muslin cur
talns, bought at auction at great sac5ce and ~.
sen the same for few days At great bargains fu 70 per
cent less than the original cost OF Importation Go ear
~, for this s rare opportunity Also, the largest stock
c window shades and gilt cornices in me city, all Of
which must be sold cheap.
Opera Cloaks, Mosre A~tlque, Velvet, satan
and Goth Cloaks GEORGE soDIE 81 Canal street. has
cpera cloaks in MORE Nntque, richly trimmed and Of
tbe very latest styles Also few beautiful articles in
dres cioaks OF moire antique, velvet, SATIN The
LADIES are respectfully invited TO examine Mr. Brodie
splendid stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thanksgiving Day.-Ladics, II You Wish
white satin CATERS white satin and kid slippers,
for Weddings parties &c, beautiful embroidered toilet
clippers Tpresenss for gentemen,) boys, m sses and
cbdrens and shoes Of all kinds with India rubber
shoes Of all the various yles, patronzc j. b. MILLER,
h Co, 1S4 Canal street.
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ID C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER FURNITURE, PIANO
III. fortes, &c-To- morrow friday at 10s O'Clock,
at IS Nassau street, two doors from Fulton, viz large
assortment Of parlor dining room and chamber furn
ture of good quality consisting Of carved rosewood and
mahogany ete actes, SOFAS and spring seat paror
brary and secretary bookcase rosewood and mahogany
bedfeads marble top dressing bureaus and washstands
fancy tables, hair mattresses arm chairs French ma
hogan chairs china and glass ware, mantel and
ornaments clocks carpets stoves Of various kinds to
gether with all the assortment OF household furniture
which worthy of the attention Of housekeepers Piano
fcrtes several superior rosewood OK and octave piano
fcrtes which particularly worthy the attention Of
purchasers. Catalogues on the morning OF sale.
CHERIFFs SALE OF GROCERIEs-ON FRIDAY, De
- cember !, 1854, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at $40 Broad
way consisting Of butter, cheese, starch scgars to-
bacco, pipes, &c.
CHENFF's SALE OF LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs =
- On Friday December i, 1854, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
~ Broadway consisting OF large and general assert
mept Of lace robes lace caps chemisettes modes under
handkercsfs undersleeves collars bosoms laces, rib
bons, cap stands, &c. &c, JOHN 7, STEWART, Deputy
sheriff
VITIIIIAM IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE,
TO Ray Ry CO.. w I'll f0 at
auction on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 1os o'clock at the
sales rooms, No Pine street, single stone diamond
, .oss SS pp
stone diamond four cluster rings four stone diamond
rings Ave stor diamond pins elegant suite pearl set
PIN carrr rs and ring IL diamond and opal rings and
pins, ruby and diamond rings eleven stone diamond
Maltese crosses coral scarf pins carbunce and diamond
locket, blue enameled suites set with diamonds, to-.
geher with assortment OF ruby pearl and garnet set
eweiry watches-Three gold skeleion levers made BY
Jos. French, London; fine gold duplex aiteen day
s0ptss mseSes w
diamonds Rne lepine watches, silver watches, &c by
the best English, French and Swiss makers q fine gold
fob vest and curb chains gold pencils thmbles seals
spectacles, &c. Every article warranted as repre-
scented.
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A UCTION NOTICE -TH0S. BELL, AUCTtONEER-BY
~ BELL BUsH-Frday, at 101z o'clock, in t. auc-
ton room q Centre street, the entire valuable fur
nture OF family giving up housekeeping also iewclry
and fancy goods Saturday, sale of splendid brocade
and silk shawls, silks, satns brocades velvets, and
n4ler rich goods.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEsIAN AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY, De
Id cember ], at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the central sales
rooms corner Of wlloughby and Pearl streets, Brook
sale Of furniture, etc. comprising suit
OF splendid rosewood parlor furniture in maDon velvet
seven pieces of T. Brooks make good new, splendid
mahogany library bookcase two plain do, mahogany
tables SOFAS chairs, tee tees quartettes rosewood,
rosewood patent marble top dress bureaus enamelled
washstands, centre and side tables lounges, and pier
glasses two pianos English velvet tapestry carpets in.
grain do stoves, twelve bronzcd iron clocks ETC., etc.
also three mahogany double school desks with
stands, fourteen lecture room seats with backs-.he
counts Same day, at O'Clock r. NJ at the sales rooms
the entire stock of dealer in millinery goods eompris
ing about one hundred richly trimmed corded silk and
satin winter bonnets OF various fashionable patterns.
Also ribbons, gloves buttons, combs edgngs, etc. etc
The goods be examined the day Of sale with
IL
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Warzpnted Remeiy-Save Your Money
Dr. ToBIASS Venetian Linment Is warranted to cure
coughs throats, mumrs Group, cold feet &c,
pay Sold by all the respectable druggists in the Cnel
States and Canadas Depot 60 Cortlandt street Price
2b and so cent?.
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NEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Ncaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua proprietors-The splendid double engine
steamship STAR or The WEST, (2,000 tons burthen)
river at O'Clock p. H. precisely, for Punta Arenas,
Tuesday, December ~, connecting with the favorite
land transportation by first class carriages. These
steamers unsurpassed in their ventilation and
commodations For information passage, apply only
to CHARLES MORGAN, agent, No. Bowling Green. Let
ter bag made at the Office Letters % cents per hall
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Il ! NI1ED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
~ Aspinwall and Panama Railroad ON Tueseay,
Dec at O'Clock r. NJ from the foot of Warren street
north river, will be dispatched fhe fleet steamship
GEORGE LAW, Capt g. " Fox, U. ). ~, to meet at
Panama with tue and superior steamship Sonora.
spare boat always kept ut Panama to prevent dcen
ton in Of accident No express freight received
after o'clock the sailing day. For passage apply at
tie eompany's Office, III West street. to
j. w. RAYMOND
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BILLIARDS.

billiard TABLES.-WE HAVE ON HAND A SUPP
I'D ror stock of tables, made Of the first quality o
materials, which we are selling reasonable terms an
at reduced prices One secondhand table, in good order
for sale GRIFFITH q DECKER, 90 Ann street.
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7 NlTED STATES NAH. STEAMSHIP COMpANl-F0
- Havana and New Orleans.-On Saturday, Dec. q
At O'Clock p M from pier foot Of Warren street. North
river, by the well known and avorte steamship EXPIRE
CITY, Capt II. Windle Passage be secured at the
company's Office. Freight to, New Orleans thirty
per cubic foot specie only taken freight to Havana
shippers win be supplied with blank bills OF ladng of
the form signed by the company application at tner
Office No other forms signed, and no bills Of ladng will
be signed after the hour OF sailing For freight pas
sage, apply at the Office OF the company, III West
corner VI Warren. NJ o. ROBERTS,.
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Lager Bicr.-G. Kicsele, II prepared to serve
his superior Lager Bier Caet by the dozen to his
toners All orders be left at his lager bier saloon,
30 Cortlandt street. corner Of Greenwich.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEW PUBLICATIOs y.


4 OUR LITERARY STOREHOUSE THIS MORNING,
IA the Yankee Privateer, with more of the .s5mug
gler King and other readable articles The Prvateer
is just the paper TO please all sorts of people, Price
four cents Trade and all creation supplied by the pub.
shers agents, Ross, JONES T0uSEY, lo3 Nassau st.
4 RR1vAL OF THE AFRICA.--1N CONS sQUENCE OF
IN the arrival Of important by the Africa our
store viii be for the sale of papers this Thursday
morning, from nine O'Clock till half past ten WILMER
ROGERS, Foreign Newspaper Office, AZ Nassau street
YTNHE MOST MAGNIFICENT NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED
i Work ever published ia America.
ID. APPLETON Il CO., 3l6 AND 3iS BROADWAY,
viii publish on the 9th of December,
THE REPUBLICAN COURT;
OR, AMERICAN SOCIETY IN THE DAYS OF WASHINGTON.
With twenty-one portraits Of distinguished women,
engraved from original pictures by Woaston, Copey
Gainsborough, Stuart, Trumbul, Malbone, and other
contemporary painters. One volume 4to Antique mo-
rocco, $12.
The object of the WORK to present the readers and
to admirers OF art of the present day. pictures and de-
scrptions Of the noted ladies' who present and
cuped conspicuous positions in society during Washing
toms administration. Among the portraits engraved
for the most part by London artists ar.those OF Mrs
Washington, Mrs Adams, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Sam
uel Adams Mrs Jay, Mrs Bingham, Mrs, Harrison Gray
Otis (he elder), Mrs Theodore Sedgwick Mrs. Carroll
Mrs Lewis granddaughter OF Mrs Washngton) Madame
Genet daughter OF General George Cnton), &c, &c.
This volume is engraved in the highest style of art and
will be found to be the most original American ustra-
ted volume ever issued from the press.
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TIENRY II. LEEDS, AUTOMATICALLY H. II
III LEEDS Il CO.-Wcdnesday and Friday, Nov 20
and Dec !, at ~ O'Clock each evening, ut oar gal
leres 54S Broadway, formerly occupied by the Dassel
dorf collection magnificent sale Of and valuable
oil paintings, water color drawings, echings &C. in all
comprising collection OF ancient and modern pictures,
OF merit rarely met with Mt auction sales in the United
States. They consist mainly of the following pictures,
viz Kidd and Others Of equal celebrity; Gen. Knox
by Stuart which has been engraved and undoubtedly
original; General Narcsso lopez full length, by Juan
An,rolus and variety Of others by first American
artists. Flemish and Dutch SchoosAn invoice Of fine
pictures just received from Rotterdam, through W. s.
Campbell, ESQ., Consul, and to be sold for the
lists account, comprising elegant gallery picture by
Van der -Kaa painted commission, and intended for
the rysta Palace Exhibtion-hs latest aud best pro-
ducton Terriers, by e. vottermann called the Dutch
IAndseer; also specimens by the celebrated artists A.
Helleveld, l.. Suetz, H. Bazin Lis,z Damschrocies,
Robbie, of Brussels, Wagner, Iamorncere yan-mcer,
Jaspers of Dusseldorf Linzcn pupil Of Vcrboeckhoe
ven, &c. Modern French School-Elcgant cabinet pie
lures copper, canvass and silk attached to glass,
comprising the works Of La Joe Chambeaux, Cardni,
Postele, Lcmmens, Van Sheier, ANA others, all Of
which are warranted by these artists. Water colors
and wings by celebrated masters among which will
be found genuine Mouvermans. Old Masters--Michael
Care Cuyp, Carl-du-Sardin, 0mmeganck, Vatican,
Schaue, Boucher, Recnburgh Roos Sasso, Ferrato A.
lei Sarto Falconi, Detriechi, Guard, Paul Potter,
Guercino, Limburger, and others, all of which have
been received from authentic sources and believed
to be Of the finest collections offered
in this country. They will be ready forexhibton
above Monday, 2sth inst, day and evening, with
catalogue. until time of sale
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OH COghac, Essences Rum, Afrac, WhIskey;
and daguerreoype eectrotype and calotype chemicals
iodine, cyanide potassium oxide silver, distilled mer
curry, causc baryta gallo and pyrogac acids platina
in plate and wire, bismuth cadmium, plumbago rouge
Vienna lime, Torns extract copaiva and sarsaparila
fumgatng pastiles nitrate strona chlorate pot ssia
beached shellac fig blue and vanilla beans for ale
by DR. l.. FEUCHTWANGER 141 Maiden Lane
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{ IKMAN AND AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
VI No. 70 Duane street, door from Chatham. Fa.
miles hoekeepers and proprieors of factories be
supplied OF any time with the best OF female and male
servants workmen and laborers Best Of German girls
always hand,
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The failing remedy whose fame for purifying the
blood. is extended to every part of the civilized
world and should be in the posses Of every who
values health. One two doses in the commencement
how many days or weeks of sickness may theYnot pre-
ventS Four pills in the beginning is more efcacious
-il be born to days Of bliss compared to what has
hitherto been his lot weighed down he has been by
disease nrmities and suerings which earthly power
knew how to alleviate until Brandreths pills pre-
sented 10 the world The weak the feeble, the infrm
The nervous, the delicate are IN few days strengthen
ed by their operation and the worst complaints are
moved by perseverance,, without the expense of physi
cian Adapted to all circumstances and situations they
the best medicine intended for families, to
take to preventing scurvy and costiveness relur
ing no change Of diet, particular regimen, or care
against taking cold.
Brandreths Pills sold at twenty FIVE cents per box
with full directions, Mt the Principal Office Brandreth
suildng, entrance As Canal street.