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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-08-25
Land at Auction |

HtHE heirs and representatives Of Pc.
ter Grove, late of Berkeley county,
decd. will offer at public auction, before
the Court House door in Martnsburg. on
Monday the 10Th day Of September ners.
(being court dayl their tracs OF Land. sit.
uated about four miles north west Of Mar
tinsbuTg, IN said county. containing about
40 Acres
OF first rate Limestone Land, equal in
strength and fertility Of soil TO any in the
great Valley of Virginia. II is finely wa
tered, aud we'll improved as 10 buildings,
nc, having upon ii a large and commodi-
\ .Awwz Gus Brick Dwelling HOUSE,
EsFs@A Good Kitchen, fine Limestone
| sssskA Spring in the yard. which was
never known TO fail, with a stope
sprirg house at its source, and short dis
lance from It large stone Distllery with
overhead water; also, two ex sssS2xM.
cellent OR CHaRDS Of graft sS3S
ed Fruit good Barns, Stables, &V#$S
Smoke House, Corn Houses, -
IYaggon Sheds. and all other out buildings
OF necessity or convenience on Farm
or this land about fico Hundred &. Nine
~ ACRES are cleared and in high state
of cultivation the balance well clothed
with fine thrifty timber. The cleared land
is divided into eleven different fields. all
under good fenec--with constant running
water through each Of them, producing
luxuriantly. corn, wheat. rye, oats. timo-
thy, clover, and every other description Of
crop which good land, in this section Of
country. is capable of producing - besides
being equal, as GRAZING FARM, 10 any
other, whatever.
A further description Of this property is
deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing
to purchase viii no doubt view the premi-
ses and judge for themselves.
8T-The terms of Sale will be liberal &
will be made known on the day OF sale.
JACOB A. GROVE, for self.
find the other heirs.
Berkeley city. Va july %. I'd
GIy- Hagerstown Torch Light and Chambers
busg Repository W III each insert the a5aye ad-
verstisemont three times, charge hi. office and
send paper containing the advertisement 10
this office with the cost marked on the margin
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-08-25

0y- Hagewtown Torch Light. and Chambers
busg Repository will each insert the a5aye ad.
verstisement three times, charge hi. office and
send paper containing the advertisement to
this office with the cost marked on the margin.
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July IA. IS36-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-08-25

ME subscriber, executor of Stepher
b Mayors, late of Berkeley city. deed
will offer at public auction, on the prem
ses, ON Thursday, The sth Of September neat
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30
DIED

In this County, on the 22d inst, at the house of
MAJ. VIM. l., Davidson, Of typus fever. after lin
gering illness Of 30 days, MIR. JOHN QUINCY
RANDOLPH CAMPBELL, second son of Capt,
Isaac Campbell, OF this County, aged 81 years and
3 months.
Fainter his breath, and fainter grew,
Until he breaih'd bis last.
The soul was gone before we knew
The stroke OF death was past
Soft was the moment and serene,
Ths; all his sufferings cosd.
No agony or struggle seen,
No feature discompos'c.
But sin has poison'd all below,
Our blessings burdens proyci
On every hand we suffer woe,
But most. where most we love. C0m'd
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jor Heriot, Depeyster, and Cruger-that
they have been kept in the interior, and
have never been near the coast; nor does
he know Of any negro having been barter.
ed for powder, as was supposed; that few
deaths have occurred among them, and
those mostly children. Four negroes Of
Col. Rees, and one OF the estate OF Wood
ruff, we're drowned last June, while cross.
Jog the St. Johns, from Spring Garden
Plantation, TO which the Indians had fire..
quentIy resorted for supplies Of sugar cane
and potatoes; that they made frequent WIS.,
lis TO those places, where they could obtain
nrnYIsInns
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From he Charleston Courier.
STILL LATER FROM FLORIDA.


w are indebted to a gentleman, passen,
GER IN the schr, Amelia, arrived yer;erday
morning, from St. Augustine, for the follow.
ing information
Gen. Jcsup arrived at Nolusia, from
Tampa Bay, oa the 4th inst, with four hun
bred mounted troops, composed OF Alabama
volunteers and marines. They captured,
on their march, between 30 and 30 negroes
aud one Indian. Gen. Jesup has succeeded
IN obtaining much valuable information from
those captured. They state that there are,
at certain place, about SEQ negroes WHO
can be taken; that Jumper has retired from
the field, having lost most of his men, and
that tho Indians had generally gone south,
with the exception of Powell, who has with
HIM at Wahoo Swamp, about 80 warriors,
and has determined TO die, Gov. Call has
retired from the field, aud the troops, under
Gen. Jesup, took up the line Of march, al.
ter the enemy, on the 10Th and llth IN.
slant,
The larger part Of Gen. Jesups COM
mand was left by him al Tampa Bay.
Five hundred sick Tennesseeans we're 10
90 from Nclusia to jacksonville, (fa.) and
from thence to Savannah and New Orleans,
on their way home. The Hospitals at ST.
Augustine contain but about 60 patients,
mostly in state of recovery.
Charles, a negro of the estate Of Wood
ruff, who is among the number taken b.,
Gen. Jesup, states, that he has, during the
past summer, seen the different gangs OF
negroes taken from tho plantations of Ma
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30
From The Philadelphia Gazette,

From the Philadelphia Gazette.
A Western editor declares that some OF
the young women who pass his village IN
the arks on the river, and who compose a
kitchen cabinet for the benefit Of their faith.
ers and brothers, are fine specimens of buS.
ON beauty. Some Of them, he AYERS, are
perfect dlvlntIes. he means ark angels.
terminating po,rers Of Wheot.-It has
been found that the grains Of wheat dlscov.
cred in the envelopes of the Egyptian mum
mes, dipped in oil, and planted deep in gar.
den pots, have grown aud produced seed
ahundantly
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30
\ LUCKY KICK

NO Boston Atlas Of Thursday SAYS -
Two or three boys, sons 81 poor widow
Nv Guy were walking through Charter
r., Yesterday forenoon, one OF them saw
Old shoe on the ground. which be kicked
~ '''' a roll Of paper ltll ont, which, on
mutation, proved 10 be- bank bills. lie
\ 'hem TO his mother, and found hy count
/ 'nal There vas between Q and $4,000.
n'''s were all sl00, dated ISIS aud Is.
~ three banks--ono ~ New Orleans,
4 y Charleston, q. g. and one IN a town
Virginia The nciahhots 90, notice Of
"hir, and hocked IN TO examine the
switch they declared counterfeit. The
lial, alaImcd at this, commenced de,
||nylng them, am In .a.--4 -l,sfrt> between 800
sioo, when she was stopped.
mere 's difference Of opinion ms to the
oe'ng genuine, some Of our most eype.
'ced brokers proupunclng them good,
~ DINERS say that they are forged. II
Fupposed tia, the shoe was thrown with
0' rubbish FROM an old building now un
S"'ng repairs, but no one can tell how II
F"e There Steps will immediately be Ia,
70 ascertain the character of the notes
|. 'eey WI meanwhile be deposited in d
F'S Tor safe keeping,
ISeeuy-i'it more disagrceablc TO have M appc
vi your dinner or no dinner for your appetite
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4 cents Reward.

DANAW Az from the subscriber on the
~ 10Th inst. an lndented apprentice by
the name of Archibald 7. Blount, about 10
wears ofage-he has down look. All per-
sons ire forwarned harborlng SAID appren.
ice under the penalty prescribed by law,
As am determined to enforce It against
any one who may harbor HIM.
Dec 26, 1896 n BROWN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30
Look Out /.

SECOND aud last Notice. All those
- having bought Shoes, Boots, &c. from
George, had better call on the subscriber
and pay for the same without paying cost
with it, for the accounts am determined
to close, and that Immediately.
B. P. BOYD,
Der % IS3e 2w
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30

In this County, on the 22d inst, by Guy Max
well, Esq, mr. MOSES ALEXANDER, Of Ca
barns County, to Miss MARGARET ALLEN,
daughter Of Mr. George Allen, Of Meckeuburg.
We scknoW ledge our fee.
= Thrice happy ,hey--ihe happiest Of their kind
W BON gentle stars unite in one congenial mind"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30
Nv Mslir0.

A GOOD Harness Maker. To such a
IA one liberal wages Will be given with
prompt payment.
F. CASTEN.
IancasterpiHe. s. c. Dec. %, 1886.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30
LATE FROM TEXAS. &c.

NV URLEANs, DEC. To.
Terds.-ln letter from Mexico, an ex.
trac, from which is exhibited at the Mer.
chants Exchange, intelligence has been re.
celved that another expedition, consisting oil
1000 men, under the command Of Gen.
Bravo, is 10 be sent into Texas; 1900 men
had already started from the city Of Mex.
co.,. u. American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30

We understand that Santa Anna is ex.
pcctcd 10 pass through tins place, m a daS
or two on his way TO Washington Clly.-tb.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26
EDGAR JENKINS, AuoiioneeI.
DEREMPTORI SALE OF ABOUT SIX
II IITNnREn NAITARIE BI1IlDlNG LOTS IN II n

EIGHTH WARD OF TIE CITY OF BRoOKLYN.I
FRANKLIN JENKINS will sell Wednesday, the ID day Vt
March II O'Clock their Sales Roam 10 FuIniss BUILDING
No. Is Broad street,
Ahou; x bundled valuable Building Lots situate te Eighth
Ward Of the city Of Brooklyn beng property e owned By
Joseph Dean Of which part thu S"anD
Heights gradually g from the bay the elevation ot
every the ding
prospect city New York, the Bay, Staten leland New
jersey, &c
Exchange Twenty the city of New York The
Ferry will be in operation early in the coming spring. the
ay completed Clinton and Court streets are
paving the whole length Henry street being
nued All these lead direct Hamilton Avenue Said
nearly graded and will be ready for travel in the
spring This Avenue leads directly this snd the
bridge The Third Avenue VIII oh through this land
lis whole eng h. and graded 10 this property aud VIII b
completed the whole length in the spring This route will furnish
delightful rides New York Brook
application pend before the Legislature for rail- road
through Third esding Bath. Ii confidently
asserted that this surpassed other for beauty
prospect location presents extended water front 81
been sold in lots and by The Of that sale, twelve
dwelling erected the time OF
rapid improvements have made and IN
progress between this property the South Fery and
sderDg m high and commanding situation all combine 70 render II
desirable location for who wish 10 reside the
city and out fits noise and confusions.
Every lot will and positively sold the highest bidder
without and the large number OF lots offered viii cnaae
capitalists made good investment
The 10 the day Of SALE 80
in so days. bond and four
years per cent
street days previous The day If sale.
Information in relation The title (Which Edispntabe other
be had Of Smith Eames. CounseoTs at law Has
Exchange Buildings Brooklyn. (87) feb l6-dis
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Theory founded truth consistent"
SEARS, AMERICAN NEGET ABLE RE-


the broad and inconsistent theory that the human body
subject only disease, and z only medicine required
does therefore offer his medicine ns for all
diseases does he pretend that other medicine moi
he necessary but he confident that medicine be found
which well adapted as these Pil for curing oil diseases og
Of impuritT Of blood or Of Ie nssu-
raj secretion Their effect Is 10 excite and maintain naiuni
downward action in the stomach and bowels, and produce dis
charge from them all the morbid bilious which heyeos
tain To stimulate The liver into action, bllsiy obstrze
tons. promote healthy .eereto of The bile. and aid all the
pills fail eecng any ordinary
billion. cions. impurities ofthe blood Instructions any Of
he natural seeeion They entirely vegetable and The primer
pal ingredient which they composed exse! formed by
The suher himself from vegetable where 60 he sud but in
experience oceasiond by unusual engs from dyspepsia and
liver complaint for thirty Thousands Of respectable ind
duas in this city and thousands in different ohe
try have tested their Effects and far the authors knowledge
tends instance ha. occurred in which sy have had
ton by both of al all and any produce
deleteIioqs effects The author Of these pills his ss prepared
coughs, colds and all diseases Of the lungs; Vegetable
Extract which has produced remarkable Elects in Dropsic Alice
ions
The medicine and circulars giving general description
Them and containing references and certificates of oharsc and
good Effects Of the medicine ,y OBJ
tanned his Office ~ Ann The following Of those
who given certificates good ,nediciue:
Mr. s. Hinman Bib Ay,nue between 18th siree-hs
my have received heEt from The 81 the CouEh Syrup
Bingham Lewis street; Nh, NJ Csuldue so Bsyard sreei
Miss Jane A. Lee s7 Hudson Mr. p Grant 5l Riyigo
dual. of the first responsibility in this city who have rees
a benefit n use Of The c.' have ass.
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore South Carinl and New
are respectfully invited call at his office and receive circular
and maze such enquiries may satisfy ue speoingths eeoa
The Renovsing Pills also he had Mr. J. Distunels 1885,
and Mr. Loekweods AS Broadway MIA Blsaky 42 Hndss
street, Mr. NJ B. Graham SO Cedar street Mr. j. IL Harris
fBrosdwsy and Hudson and North Moore Mr. B. ousek
streets in the 9Th Mr. G. W. Ebree II East Brosdwsy,
ian I2-6min
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CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
PUBLICATION IN THE WORLO.
THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY OF moDE M


-.
The design of the FRANKLIN LIBRARY being place within
The reach all classes cheap and the WORKS
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being duodecmohe publishing perod
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The purchasers without nurng them for
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together fall pieces the hands ofte reader
The 10 numbers the Franklin Library psblished form
velume containing The following popular works. OF which
have issued by other publishers in this cuuty
Beauties Of the English ANIMALS, for 1855
The Last Days Of Pompeii By Z. L. Bulwer.
Tyney Hail, by Thomas Hold
Three Nights in Lifetime, a Domestic Tale
Jacob Faithful, by Captain MarTy<tL
Tales, by James Sheridan Knowles.
The Bondman, Story ofthe Times Of WatTyler
Select Poems Tales Of womsn's Trials by MISS. &. Hall.
Real Life, Pages from the Portfolio ofa Chronicler
Peter Simple by Captain Marry att
The Dark Lady of Doena
Richard of Yok, OF the White Rose of Englsnd
IRshairlack, Tale. Brambetye House Ann Grey
The Deforined. LodOre, by Mrs. Shelley
The Naval Officer, by Captain Marryalt
Tire Admrals Daughter. Select Tales
The Cruise Of the Midgr. Cousin William.
The Man Of ny Friends Tom Crngle's Log.
The Pacha Of ffany Tales
Persons wishing have the work left al their residences on s
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Ne authorised subscriptions advance
Part 80 Of the Franklin Library will be issued Saturday next
the 9th Feb commencing work before published
the country HENRY WALLIS,
feb 22-tf THOMAS NEWELL.
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AUCTION SALES.

c. y. WOMAN, AuConeer
ELEVEN VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS
Il ON PRINCE, CROSBY, AND ORANGE STREETS,
TO close concern VAN ANTWERP l. VAN DYKE will sell
anction Thursday Sd March, IL O'clock their Sales
Room, No. le Broad street.
TIE owing desirable improved property, worthy the encn
capitalists consisting the entire front Prince from
Orange aad nearly opposite Nble Garden and
running lis feet Orange and Crosby On
Prince three story brick HOUSES the h stories
M in good ordor On Crosby street, here
are two story brick with domer windows and basement
wood houses in the yard &c all soed order On Orange
street brick houses, also good order
Autographed maps and further description of the above
premises will be ready the auction the 18th inst and
given in future advertisements The sale will be ahsoute Term
paid the auctoneers the day of SALE 50
the both when the deeds will be ready and the
balance bond and mortgage
Title indispulabie. A. No. % feb 26-dts
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1tl public thht he confidential
usual his Office where his attention devoted
and Of certain delicate Diseases in their different
stages Also, elects, Structures Gonohaa SeIsns Weakness
UoeIse long standing and all diseases arising from mpuriy Of
the blood aHd such have hed the skill Surgeons expe
renoe in this branch the profession Strangers apprsed R
DR. Glover having completed the regular study obtained
his degree Medicine and Surgery PHILADELPHIA therefore
sire be enumerated among the number of those advertising
and putting nominal doctors whose found every pub
ic print
lie will be found his Office. No. street. Broadway
second door the Mnen during fhe
day and evening until 10 O'clock There
Office; the first through his the second being the third
the Mu.eun through private hi. office doot
feb24If
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NNHE SUBSCRIBERSH HAVING COMPLETED


engagements, both ia the Importing and manufacturing Of ari
In their line OF business enabled TO connect with
their retail trade that Of whoeaeng and take
this opportunity Of informing merchants dealing in Watches
Jewey Fesey Goods that by those they will
be receipt Of all articles connected with the yewe
rads both foreign and domestic which they will furnish TO the
advantage dealers Of the city. The foowidg articles
have jus! been received, viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of M. J.Tobas
Co.; Jno. Harrison; Monca. ard others manufacture with
variety of French and Swiss of the Lepne duplex and anchor
opponents.
PLA TED WARE.-Shefield and Birmingham manufacture,
Us; Branches Caors; Csndlesticks Butter.ub. Dhove
Bo,te-stards; Epegne with glass dishes Walters &c &c.
yEwELRY.-DiaInond Suits Ear Rings; Pins and Rings;
Suits Of Cameo Mosaic and PEARL Gold, Comedian and Agate
Ear Drops; Gold Chains Of variety of paens Forentns and
Roman Mos in sets of Ear Rings and Pin both real and imita
ton; Gold and plated Seals KEYS and fob ohsins.
FANCY GUODSSiyer, Shell snd Ivory Gard Cases; Sold
and Silver Snuff Boxes; Gold and Silver everpointed Pencils
Tooth Picks Bronzed goods Of every Variety Silver and
hronzed Card Rks beautiful silver Card Baskets; Purses Eye
Spectaces Comedian and Desk Seals Cologne
Stands Cigar Gases and Holders with variety of ether
articles
Additions making day assortment and
every will be made render desirable for Sn-fn and
Western merchants 10 call upon MARQUAND co.
feb Aim 18l Broadway.
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remedial articles or Inventions promising comfort and
mothers and infants that deserve he ally known The
breast pump intended draw milk from disiended qb
sruced breast is beautiful su for the human mouth and is
well cscused togve relief the sufferer. The other
Intended for who, though able spd willing suck their
nfa Is often distressed and sometimes prevented from the
Peromaoeo their natural Office by nipples the incon
venence Of both parties. II is kuy prepared that the
neaness and purity preserved while the infant nourished
without distressing the parent For sale by Patrick Dcke 4l8
Broadway, near Canal feb Aims
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~ READER.-Let the Truth be impressed your mind
that all pains diseases and weaknesses owing improper
conduct which impure circulation of the blood Dr. Good
man. American Anti Gononheal Pills celebrated and known
efectaa for Gonohea elects. Iiaton of Kidneys
Bladder, Urehr, PROSTATE Glands and all Venerea
different stages See Dr. Goodma advertisement the other
page. feb 9-tf
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TTISA FACT THAT THERE ARE GOOD
MEDICINES hut is very doubtful whether there good
physicians Extraordinary Of long standing, in which Dr.
Homes Magnum Benum has ell, entire short space
of Gonorhea elects, Structures Seminal Weaknesses Noe
tuna Emissions Whites Impure Discharges Irritation of the Kid
ney Bladder and Urinary Canal &c For sale by f. Chaney
IA Bowey between Grand and Broome streets A Undeh 81
Beekman of William streets ]. Colv Jr 438 Broadway
of Boome street, Schefel, ia Canal opposite Chapel
and by r. Austin, IS Camne street. Price y btle.
feb Off
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TO THE PUBLIC,

II II II
BROWN 4 Co. having heretofore made great impreve
in the manufacture of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
- THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention 10
important branch Of business and ae themselves they
succeeded in manufacturing article, which for ghness
durability use be exceed by nothing in the line This
hat the combined result Of several experience in the
facsre attention and perseverance in the pursuit.
Brown Co in presenting public think they
reached the umatum Of beauty ceapne neatne durability
the They also and have
doing very Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS Thb hat has been highly approved by
public experience will testify All for cash.
therefore good pays the losses of bad Wholesale
dealers supplied at the shortest notice al
BROWN & Co.'S Priced Hat Store
sep l6- lis Chatham of Mott
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NEW YORK SAW MANDATORY.
26 ELM STREET.


THE SUBSCRIBER has lin addition TO his Iron Foundry and
Machine Shop) commenced the Manufacturing of
SAWS,
DESCRIPTIONS,
hand prepared orders for The following
articles, yiz
Cast S:sel Turned Circular S,ws, warranted true;
veneering Saw Plates, in seemen;
Cotton cleansing Circular, or Gin Saws;
Mill. Pit. and Gross Cut Saws;
Felue or Turning Saws, Billetor Woodcutter's Webb
Chest Grating Hand, PANEL and Ripping Saws,
Doctors .. Calico Webs. blue or bright
Hay and Straw Knives; Machine Knives
Cast Steel Brick Trowels, (solid tangs);
Plasering Trowels &c. Sc
u Being supplied with the best quality of
CAST STEEL,
nd experienced workmen Sheffield he lwaant the above
Mcesto be equ, 10 any Imported or made in this country
Orders for all kind. Of CASTINGS, MILL, STEAM EN-
CINE asd MACHINE WORK, will be executed uuahat the
ldestabshed Iron Foundry Elm street. between Pearl Duane
HENRY wORRALL, Office 26 Elm street
New York, Feb. 1886. I8-3m&x
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nOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

II Il
~ the confidential MANNER his Office IL Duane street.
between Chatham and William street. New York, where
afflicted with delicate diseases old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
worms distases Of the bladder rehra and Kidneys and all dis
arising from the abuse of mercury pury the blood
invited call The bsneu effects often arising from the
Of need descriptions troubled with certain
disease apply Corb ofhaying
Ideally without particle Of mercury other
medicine His charges reasonable and proporoned the
Of the applicant Dr. c. has been educated in Europe under
teachers OF acknowledged talent and has had considerable practice
in extensive hospitals and dpenssries. Instant relief
those afflicted with the piles and perfect effected three
days without business the slightest pain the
patient medicine be had prevent the of
certain disease. The honoIa crtsy observed. Attend
daiivfr3r u To- N jan7 n