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Southern telegraph., 1838-07-11
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Patriot
WASHING TON, June %, 1898.


WASHING TOS, June 90, 1898.
To-day Mr.. Kennedy finished his speech
on the Sub-TTeasury Bill; and seldom has
any speech been listened to with closer at
,enlion or greater qualification by that portion
Of the House whose appreciation and respect
are most worth concillatng. | express on
" the opinion Of several of the most dlstln-
guished members when say that The speech
Of the whig representative of the Monumen-
tai CITY was the best that has been made
in the House on the great and engrossng
question whether at the present or the ex-
ira session. He received congratulations
on all hands, and many members returned
him their cordial and sincere thanks, both
for the pleasure they had derived from such
a display Of intellectual power and chaste
and vigorous eloquence, and for the service
he had rendered the country and the wing
cause by his mas NY opposition OF the sub
iect. Baltimore may well be proud OF this
her own, freely chosen representative.
lie has, at single bound, taken stand
in the very first rank Of Congressional spea-
kers; and his success, thisday, gives an
earnest that he may become distinguished
in the great scenes Of public business, as
in the more delightful fields of literature,
where he has already reaped honor and re-
nown-
Mr.. Kennedy was followed by Mr.. Tou'
cey of Connecticut, who tried TO procure
air adjournment; but his own friends will
moi hear of such a thing, so he went on in a
long and posey speech for the bill to which
nobody listened.
Gen. Thompson Of SoHih Carolina spoke
about twenty minutes, as he always does,
directly to the point and iorcibly against
the bill.
Potter Of Pennsylvania, "potered" away
for upwards of an hour, in favor of the mea'
sure. Before he had done, half the men,
bers had gone of in disgust and WEAKNESS
The Committee rose and The House adj
iourned about ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Rhett Of South Carolina has the
floor forAlonday. lie must feel that there
is a great necessity for setting up some de
fence.
MIR. Adams again occupied the morning
hour, with q speech relative to the anneAa
ton of Texas to the United States.
The House have fixed on Monday, the
OH OF July as the day of adjournment
This will be concurred in by the Sen
ate.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-11

1t should not be forgotten, that during
Mr. fr Adams's administration, The expenses
OF me Government were thirteen millions
year; and that under Mr.. Van Blren's Tho
expenses ofthe Government are ihirly.two
millions year. NorshonTd it ne forgotten,
mat during Mr.. Adlms's administration.
zen millions Of debt was annually paid off; 4
while under Mr.. Van BIren's administral
ton, ten millions Of debts contracted: and
what Is worse than All, this debt rs conir,ct-
ed by the issue Of Or.5-sHTN PLAsrERs In
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-11

TRUE PICTURE OF AMERICAN EcaUo-
HY-lher is much truth in The following
piquant remarks of the New York Jornal
of Commerce. The United States. with q
population of l5,00O,O)0, have an army a
little over 5000 men, If all grades. A Ia.
ropean nation equally populons. would
have an army Of 100000 or 300 men.
BIT we 90 for economy. We know too
much 10 pay or 7 millions per nnqnm for
the purpose of keeping Is or 10000 men
away from the pursuits of industry. And
so we expend $200000,OO0, and sacrifice
many lives IN prosecuting a. miserable Indi-
an war. We cannot alf',rd to keep corpo-
rails guard on northern frontier in these
times Of excitement and perl; and % we
run the hazard Of expending 100000 900
IN war with Great Britain When win
1ar government and people lcarn The rruth
81 the old adage that san QUINCY of preven-
ION IS worth pound of cnre?' What has
become Of the bill Tor iha increase of the,
Army?
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-11

To day, Mr. WEBSTER called up The BIT
introduced by him some days ago, making
provision in regard to the use of banks as
public repositories and for the receipt Of
notes of banks issuing bills of a less denom-
inaian than five dollars.
This distinguished Senator took occasion
to explain at some length the objects and
provisions of the bill; and shew the appIia-
cation of them to the existing state of the
law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
Nfay26
'f'asE So MALE.

TpN virtue of deed oi irust execute on the 2lsl
- Dec. l62I, by Abrtm K. Morrill, to Richard
IL. Phelps, for the purpose OF securing debt due
Eliza +. Echois, ExeCutriX Of Joseph Echos, dec d.
which deed has been duly recorded in the CLERK 5
oice OF tile Hastings Court OF the OF Lynch
burg. ard in pursuance of order OF the SAID Illus
.'ings Court of the town OF Lynchburg bearing date
the day OF October. 1887 will be sold, TO the
highest bidder, for cash by way of public auction.
ut the FRANKLIN Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg
gu Friday, the 18Th day OF June uext if lair, if not
on the next fair dry thereafter, Sunday eXcepted
by the undersigned, the following property. viz =
One negro man, Moses, one do. canned Fleming
one negro woman named Henrietta negro guI
named Ann.-Aso, one Side Boqrd. three Feather
Hcds and Furniture, one Bureau, one Piano. one
Sofa, Que sett Dining Tables, three large Looking
Glasses, and two dozen Windsor Chairs Acting us
arusee, other title will be convey ed but such
isvesed in me by the deed of trust.
JOSEPH +. MARTIN, Trustee.
May % tl5J
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May 2s
Sale Oftrlist estate.

p1 virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Thomas
- ii. Bass and Ann his wife, to the subscriber
will he sold, by way OF public auction, in the street,
in front OF the premises, to the highest bidder for
cash, the 9Th day Of June next the house and
lot, in the of Lynchburg, 9TH Street belong
ing TO the estate Of the SAID Thomas II. Bass decd
Acting asirustee shall convey no other title than
ahat vested in me BY the deed OF trust.
JAMES BENAGII, Trustee
p. S. am authorised by the person for whose
hen., The above sale will take place. 10 state thai he
Will give six months credit the purchase money on
being sal slactouly secured. J. BENAGH
Nav % t9J
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EI.N'CkkSTKG
> n WIN as BANK

H. IN al sums oil money current in Virginia, not
u less han five exceeding two thousand dollars
IN amount. Which may be received on derosirr Ger.
'heaes VIII be issued bi ndug fully and ellt, ualy
al 'he unds and property of this institution for the
payment thereof, when demanded, upon ten DAVIS
notice. with interest thereon at the rate of five Der
ecntun per annuin,tor any time not exceeding twelve
months ard If not demanded within that time will
De enttted to five and half per centum, upon no
uce ha'!nS been gwen as aforesaid.
Like certificates will be issued for all depo,,tes
eNceeuihs III amount two thousand dollars which
WIN be redeemed in weekly nstaments OF Two thou
sands dollars each, bearing interest as aforesaid.
upon ten days notice being given prior to the
Withdrawal OF the first ns,almen; but whenever The
Directors deem it proper do so, they will pay the
entire amount OF the certificate upon that notice
DISCOUNT DAYS.
Every Thursday at Cd O'Clock =. NJ. at the
Office OF the institution
JEHU WILLIAMS. President;
WILSON Z. BRYANT, Treasurer;
GEORGE BAGBl, Secretary
Howell Lewis, James C. Hunt
Jno. l. Hunt, Andrew G.. Elliott,
Christopher McIver, VIM NJ Davis
J. =. Shackleford, Andrew kiuneir.
nos ~ Aeiee, Directors.
hPt' w,}m If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
FAMILY GROCERYEN.
CONSISTING IN PART

Best St. Croix =. r. New Orleans and refined Su
Extra trcable, double and refined loaf Sugar. n pa,t
not inferior to any in America,
Gun Powder. imperial, Dung tyson and Black Tea.
some very superior.
O!d Madeira. ). Medelra. NJ. Medeir,, Pale Sherry.
Red Sherry, London & Tenerlf1 Old Port in bot
Ties and on draft, san Lncar, Malaga, Santern
Cslrr Mn'caf and Champaign WINES, pau
OF which very fine.
Efssa oats, Old Cognac. Saryarac imported in
loos, Oiard Dnpy and Rochelle. Bondair and An
pie BKANDaEs. Old Janaca. Yves, India,
Ne" oHe1n, aud New England Rum, Holland
Swaan and Hour Glass Gin, Rye Gin a few bar
rels Old Barley WHISKY
LO.s'Do-F E'rFsI'EH, i'll at. and pit, bottles,
Champaign Cider, Wine Vinegar, very supe-
Ii.r,
New Orleans West ladia aud Sugar House Molas-
SeS, superior II any ever III this market.
Patent sperm New Bedford aud Common Sperm
Candies, Ilull q sun,
do refined Tdlow Candies
est Principe, Havana and other Cigars
Preserved Ginger, Clton, West India Sweet Meats
Best lunch HaIsins IN whole, half and quarter box
cs, SHIana RaiSlns Figs, Prunes Madeira Nuts
Almonds. Fiberts. Lemon Syrup Nutmeqs
Mace Cloves, White Ginger Ground and Race
Ginger, Long and Black and kyan Pepper, Pi
meuto, Cassia &c. &c.
\ good assortment Of China, Glass Ear,hern and
fine Root Stone Ware,
4 large lot OF w iting Letter and Can p,,o, nay,
ruled,
Blank Books, Legers, journals and Day Books, Me-
mo and Copy Books,
Wooden Ware Ceder Cans, Brass and Iron Bound
lueS, Iaies, Coolers, Sugar Boxes, Nest Mea-
sures, &c. &c.
Duponts Best Canister, Rifle and G TN Powder,
Mackeral, No. |, =, and 3,
Together with many other actioes in our line
winch VIII be sold low We invite friends and the
public to give us call assure them tina, we will
at all tunes furnish articles in our line of the best
quality that the northern markets contain
ron " Il ~ T.-For the balance oC the
year, the store Room and Cellar lately occ upied
by
April 16 6v If
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SHa.N.isLASTEie~.

\ 5 the time is fast approaching when SHIN
IA PLASTElsS WILDE OF use to the hold
the subscriber informs the public generally, that
he will take the following tickets for all Goods pur
chased at his Store:
Union Savings institution Iynchburr.
Farmers 4 Merchants do
Union Savings Institution, Richmond
Peter Cottnin's do
ii. w. & J. J. Frys do
NJ. HART.
May % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
CHEAP NEW GOODS!
At reduced prices for Cash.

ID OBINSON & ELLIOTT have lust received n
- neat and fresh assortment of Spring Goods,
embracing variety articles muc in demand, which
will be sold at prices much lower than any thing Of
the same description offered heretofore in this Mar
ket Persons will please attend and examine for them
selves.
April f.
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ExECUrOR,S NOTICE.

a Lii those having claims against the estate of
"A Mack Jackson, decd. are requested to present
them forthwith to the undersigned for paymen and
all those indebted to the said estate requested to
make immediate payment. II. ROBERTS,
Executor OF Mack Jackson, deed.
May %. At
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Dls. ROBERT 4. CLEMENT,

OFFERS his professional services to the Cit
~ zens Of Liberty and to the adjacent country,
aud hopes by close attention to merit share of public
patronage Residence at Win. Teny's-OiTice, on
nsln Street. few doors below VIM. Terrys Ia
May7 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
Plank and stems for sale,
Y

WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY NEXT
w at the Stemmng house OF the late William
Snead quantity Of Oak Plank. suitable for making
Tobacco Boxes.-Aso about % hogsheads Of Stems.
Terms at SALE JOHN WILLS, AeentSc.
May % ids
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May25
NOTICE.
Union Savings Institution.

COMPLIANCE WITH AN ACT Of Assem-
L bly, passed April 3rd 1888, ito prohibit NOR" effect
uay the circulation Of small notes the Trustees of
the Union SAVINGS Bank hereby require all persors
holding CERTIFICATES oil said Institution, to
present them to tue Treasurer lol redemption prev-
to the Sd OF July ncxt.
Ill. VI. DlDLAkE, Pres't.
20 + SHELTON. Trrss'r
HN. Il. RICHARDS, Sccr'y.
Nav % ot
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NEGROES WANTED.

NJ + will pay the highest price for able bodied
w Negroes, by the month, or for the balance of
the year. Owners invited TO see us at our work
at Joshua's Fails miles below this place. or at the
Washing ton Hotel. BABB &pACKER.
Lynchburg, May 3, 1885 sw
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CO REMOVAL. So
MCKINNEY A. MASSEY

AVE RE MOVED tn one Of Warwickis new
T. Granite Front Buildings, lately occupied b,
30 tn * Lacy. Opposite their former stand where
hey have Just received large and well selected as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31

III AVlNG bought Mr. KyIes interest in the
IL, blacksmith business, formerly carried on bv
rs bailey, it will be conducted by myself.
ct;"'nk'ul Tor former encouragement, | hope our
friends will continue to pa,ronize me. "
A.. J. Il. BAILEY.
Amherst CT. II, March 20 I,
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ROBERT NJ. BROWN.
attorney at Lar,

III AS settled AT Amherst Court House. Virginia.
with the intention of praciicng IN the Superior
MN INFERIOR Courts OF Amherst and Nelson and he
April 5 6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
Grass Hogs.

RrHss Hogs.
HAVE new unengaced a few pairs of the Mac
Il Ky and Berkshire PIGS, so celebrated as a
grazing breed, of remarkably easy Keep and eaily
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
ioi f. Fletcher a, his Plantation.
near Amherst Court House.
Dec. 81 L.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

III
Keep dry COOL and bid defiance to the ply
scian"-B0erhaspe -,
THE fair and lovely Of the land are eutdewas me bloom
Of ife owing the diseases arising from wet feet Do
msac doctors in their coaches! And
when suo diseases have taken place. The house on nre and
danger far or We would then cautlen our readers
matter how healthy TO guard against wei teeI An ounce OF
HsaM
What destroyer of bloom and happiness! Cold and
wet r., L-U. S. Gazette. -
p g. NAGLE, OF Phlade pha, respectfully informs the
public he the Boot and shoe Eeslabsh
ofMr RYDER, No. Beckman ST. Clinton Hail. The
opportunity embraced To Inform the reader that alter
trial. the subscriber has discover
ed composition which Gather OF every description
completely imperyioss water he American
Institute has testimony 10 its utility by
awarding The first diploma in 1885 and 1886 and has met with
the decided appreciation OF the Franklin Institute of
Phiadelphl1 OF the highest respectabiHy.
revision and severity OF the law,
granted the exclusive right and liberty this disco
the fourteen romthe 10th day Of Febru
rys LAST
which gives all articles made from il elastic quail
and will consequently much longer. The necessity
for wearing overshoes i thus superseded
pectuly inform the reader that the Patented Composition
contain particle Of that offensive and clumsy article
India Rubber.
Gentlemen value he ah love dry respect.
above establishment. The Government papers, Diplomas,
Certificates Letters &c for Inspection The Com
position put at SO cents box Sea Captains and
sporsmen would do well 10 procure the article:
r. G. NAGLE, Patented
IL DIR. U. LEVISON continues the despe.
rate of VV*t*sa Mercura Diseases persons that
have been under the hands Of almost
try with his Hunters Red Drop and antmercu ial vegetable
medicines lie warrants in every Office 5Divi.
sion 81 four doors from the Square Private offices attached
m29.1mS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
nOCTOR CARPENTEk,S PECK STID
- DLSPENSARH. NO. a. PECK SLIP 6rs, 1aan,.

Doctor Carpenter having lad the advantages OF reguar
medical educaon and having received his Diploma for the
pracice OF Physc and Surgery, from the York State
Medical Society," and having had SIX years
and very successful practice in this de.ees his personal
sra humanity and particularly certain class or train a.
diseases LOT which SO many nostrums and plans Of medicine
abound IN the columns OF the newspapers Diseases REQUIRE
TO De treated asreeably TO the symptoms that may
and me various stages and changes they may
hence the least reflection mind
no SPECIFIC noslrum can be applicable to all cases.
The extensive experience of DIR stages and
varieties OF this disease, enables kim speedy and
thorough and adopt class medicines SO
and compounded Offend the lead to suspco.
day. " -
J Separate and Offices been arranp ed for
the privacy of patients who never eome in contact
Charges moderate and adapted the capacity the patient
An infalhle preventive OF certain Al
the oHce-Trlce,Sz jI3m<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

FRox AIRAsY-GESERAL BANKING LAw-in tue
Senate on wednesday nothing Of any interest trans
PRED.
Tn he Honse in the afternoon session OF Tuesday,
r. I'm - establish the business Of banking was taken
-, i commuee of the whole. Amendments TO limit
The .p,al of of the city Of New York
., s,o and that no association should any time owe
mare ,h,n twice and half the amount of its capital paid
in. were lost The question was then taken on the
whole BILL and it passed when the Committee reese
and reported il the house. Almost all the amend
mens offered in committee and rejected, were presented
in a different form the house, and rejected. The
compromise mortgage sections returned and The
minimum capital of association was limited 10
500 900. The nth section subjecting only the asso
ciale property liability for the payment OF the debts
Of an association carried and the Indebtedness OF
stockholders 10 ation limited TO one third
the amount of the capital stock paid in. The Heuse
then adjourned to Wednesday, and on that day,
the section requiring associations to keep on hand
Is Ger cent Of their Issues in specie, lost. 1t
was then proposed insert 10 per cent, which
was LOST and the section struck out alosether'-
An amendment requiring all associations out OF the
city OF New York. keep their bills al par there was
los-ater which the House adjourned to the afternoon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
For sale, whole sale and retail, by
&50O KE wa NP:--cRoss's srscIeic Nj

$500 srscsS MIA
lures and analogous comp ans Of the
The GonorrhGs s disgusting and annoying
and sioo well known to require any sIplansoa Il Quit.
be got, but has been very difficult get cearo Iii,
admiraon II per aides ii ranks Of society," sis
sn% and :. distressing and
ten fstsn lis disease the reamea, or
50 unfortunate as to the eompais II he follows
fashionable advice himse
Exercise has enseney to sggraya.e the diaisuly ana
sick with tartar enetic purged de-
prved ofa OF food and usual drink hreal
mixtures Irritating injections lotions omt
dst e
months wiih structure disease ofthe
brane The bladder eee other detesabe malay
Dc S III from the AIS
In Mixture the person possesses arem-dy
and cure without the least Diet drink
The remedy is unparalleled in power Il has the specih
properly Of entirely neutraIng poison suppressns
all symptoms OF the complaint, sometimes in twesty-ou'
Its object give long quaskish recommend
ssrvation has proved is ecsey
% ucm e VI .ne on ooser
cen, sonorrhoes 70 be brought, which The MIXTURE VIII
represented to the public for their benefit they
much In need Off, and is hoped they will make proper
withtas remeay persons witAou the
change OF changein
sness These considerations sufficiently be
sequence.
The medicine contains nothing that is Of the least injury
the constitution Gallons OF II might be taken but harm
would follow,
Further disease be desc ofthe
is aiken nighton going bed when exposed.
tis put up in bodies, with full dreeN.s accompanying
~ bot,e One bottle lasts week which generally cures
Many cured In days.
For only MiInork Gamble ls5 Broadway corner
Dey Dr. suion, OF Grand and Bowery ~ O.
Soc corner OF Broadway and Duane street; A. u.
Sands 100 Fulton of william, hewYerk Jones
Hutchinson Of Chesnut Seventh st. Phsde,phia-
NJ D Cab for Cross's Specific MIXTURE Tks proPretors
signature residence 10 The label 81 eas
bottbe- j6-Sus
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The FLORIDA WAR.-This contest, which bids fair
20 he as nterminable the Punic and 10 be waged
ike that as internecione continues afford items of
intelligence which only interesting showing how
completely the valsr and discipline Of our troops be
bafed by struggling aud naked savages in naccessi
bic country. The last authentic that be-
tween and 600 Indians and negroes prisoners of
are on their march from Fort Jupiter to Tampa, under
the escort of the volunteers Of Tennessee and squad
ron of the End Regiment of dragons. Captain Hew-
son, with two troops Of Dragons about three days
march from Fort Mellon overlook trail o. Indians and
engaged them. They were % in number four Of them
were taken, and some killed. Captain Hewson was
wounded in the abdomen.
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. e.
those whose circumstances egsire that they ,ripa
(which may had alone il wished ,or, IS lifted in ,he lid q
every medicine I for he o ano perfect
and speedy cure OF the se csmp plants
M as 'f s SS s
Which ns % ns
but which perfect, Innocent Now these by unprncps@
Sss j % ,. I.s Ts s volume
distinct diseases are Included viz veners disease properly
porissee 10 know the des.ce between the two for the
proper In the sse Is mos, luxurious in The o,he
neither produce the 6onorrhes then
70 e . wen s e ss iSTss o %
mercury absolutely s.sss. and haso ye, on ,he ether
and nothing Is so cas-. As TO know What those circumstances
given hi: lille boob. mercury rendered exceed
sgy mild and sc.eous ,enedy The nsrt chapter treat:
gives the best msass Q. cur. u also points The
n s & 70 continue on rsm month
chapter structure iisrlf. which i made erceednry
% much and insyery prssd There are ssr
e "p Tss 70 s boz f. or
sic In The world could structure Neither there
i. ultimate The p.iIenwhle, general
g =
diseases which sometimes appear in different coas,uoas
by snse 70 any stage Of ibis complaint, from
Ip,O%' d.w1 % T. most neglected and here Should
dorment 10 the cnnstut'sn show itself other way
hsnii effects posteriy The OF all these
ever, sbuadany plain and ecssous any
ing hi. little ches, medicine complete may undertake bi
with perfect safety and success
= he price the chest medicine alone
" VI, forwsrdedt any part ofrs world.
Letters In consultation, for the chest be addressed
the author, DR. RALPH, ~ Courrls ndt street, ~ N.
T. Since publishing this little book, the has been
consulted Distressed and ruined cssstutions
(chle6y from trusting cerais description
peop,eD that he has sees proper 10 devote portion hs
time consulatisrs these There diseases
which involve serious painfully
aec, m.d than those Of the vale org nor
which call for combination
of character with skill and experience person
For the satisfaction Of strangers cosng 10 this civ
therefore, those who write from distance he deems IL
proper here 10 state, that he srsuse of The UHvsrtv
Edinsurgb Member of the Royal College OF eurc,ons
Lodon, and author ofa WORK expressly ON these dis
Also that he has esnaons letters crime 49,.
eisns Europe 10 the most America las DR. o,s
OF New yors, and Dr. fhysch ~ PhisdepbsJ wbics he
will he happy IN show 10 Who wishes III mic
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OBSTINATE COMPLAaNTs-DR.C uERnys

OBSTINATE CUMPLAENTS-DR CHERRy,s
- celebrated Asngen Pills considered an nfai
bic cure alter the failure OF copaiva, cubeb Injections &c
Over 100000 boxes have been sold any compain IN
any agent For gravel loss OF control or prosrate
glands and all affections Of the kdneys these pills are nre-
emineny successful In female weaknesses green
rreguiay aud suppression they to to pe
fect health Dr.. Cherrys pills the females best friend
FOR safe whole sale and retail by A. B. ID. SANDS lee
tuition st. corne' OF William and at the following drug soes
Corner Dey Broadway; cor Walker ana Rroal,vay,
MONIES, 90 Broaaway cor. Cross and Pearl corner
boWery ana walker; cor Grand and Bowery; cor Canal
ano udson cor Houston and Bowery cor Bond and Rowe
ryi and r Burnetps, IS Sixth Avenue.
Price 81 per box
Country merchants who desire TO buy by the dozen
or gross viii be- supplied a liberal discount and The pills
VIII be warranted TO them produce the desired effect