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- FOREIGN EXPECTATIONS.
Ponce, p. R-Per Black Hawk.
Trovbrdge Co. cks 245 Aymar Co. hhds 50
DUNDRE-Per Washington. IA
rburrard L. Co bales IS R. M. Marin L. Co BIS 45
sou.er L. Bell, bales "a j. Msntger cry, bxs %
Weed, johnson Co. BIS 81 Amory, Leeds Co. bxs ~
Tookcr. Mead Co. bs Order, bxs %
r. H Evans, bs 6
Rio JANEIRo-Per Neva.
Davis Brooks, bgs 442s Order, bgs AZ
MATAsZAs-Per Panepe.
p Harmony 4 Co. bxs $50 Depeystcr Co.. bgs 20
DOM ES TIC IMP ORTATIONS.
New ORLEAss-Per Ontario.
Laidaw, Lane Il CO. brls 106 r. 5. Fisher, cks 40
Order, b Is TS
PASSENGERS.
MATANZAs-Per Caroline.
Mr. Corev IL family Mr. Corey Mrs FayviH
" 80 Pedro Guse
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r. G9LEMAN's AUToNATON LADY

~ COLEMAN'S AUTOwATON LADY
MINSTREL in combination with HANNlNGTON's MO.
RAMAS.-MR- COLEMAN respectfully begs leave TO in.
form the inhabitants Of New York and vicinity per
torrance OF his Automaon Lady Minstrel
loon, and continue through the week All those who wish to
become acquainted with her ladyhP ems the pre-
sent opportunity the ntentoR of the proprietor
her 70 England soon There will be variety Of Asematons
Introduces, all OF Mr.. Coeman's
For full description the public referred bills
HANINGTON'S DIOkAMIC INSTITUTE
CITY SAL0ON--Opp Sc. PauPs Church-These
popular and Interesting Evening Exhibitions reopen This
Evening" and will ccntaue dor the The crowded
and delighted audiences who visited Di,ramas for Ave
seasons with the efforts and the propete have now
used render them still bria formerly prem.
continuance of their usual Private may at
all times be secured the Saloon Tickets boxes cts
each-Parquee IS cents Children accempa MED ill their
half peN7 myIy
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"Sunl quIbus In ssiyra vdesr sAnis seer.'
I'D TO MEDICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Will

"
LIAM EVANS grateful TO the psblc for the high
hdsnce which they have been pesses 10 him. and
he has received patients through knot advertising
cssts than from the devaioss Of the infatuated from morality
BEEN derived rom s e. aSo s.S sops ~ ass.as
ard SEQ sHdbe therefore 10 be clsssed iKno-
rant q these npoa1 Who sssresy .ss e
starved ard quarter educsted ssprss for fame pms
hsewea nssirums, got through The sur sac James,
Or processes have any certain specific noru
he delicate diseases according nature OF
not spessc drops with mercury pos thea
draws NOR. largely the erable victims his
who sher be has knocked The
ture pretends that he has replace them Many
proved to tbs SATISFACTION OF the pubs have sought Tor ava
cund relief 100 Chatham St All educated persons whether
n ssy NO. ~ s a.. ss % 70 s a. the s o.
the formula eftbe best Ksropssn Americas Dspess
Besides delicate diseases Dr. Evans has carefully
ceuly attended 70 the general affections Of the human body
Of the heart lungs dyspepsia or indigestion rhsp
nese.rsa % chdres and The diseases o. married and no
Or Or. Evsns' eace h 1t loo Chatham st.
- ovss fre~ O'Clock A. ~ until isPh'
J CAmEI--I sAWIi-I CUNqUEEED,,rn
On. GOODwILLs DETERGENT, aid DIX: GOOD
MANS PfLLsA sure and speedy ep ns,g.., :. r ~"
DER and the Pills strenghener se 49, a.. 49,.
These articles So university ..,d 80 80 -
whish esp pe said IN short sdvsrsemsn, 1919 - .os
their great reputation Their popularity %sy os sdgsdcs
IRON he 100 600 sor, BOT. - sa% 49,
~ ss, ,a v.srs Those desire sscresy by the
s.s oe these medicines be enrey cured without The Ter q
S wtoes. .sd retsby ~ op'on, ~ scwery.
nsr Of Grant corner o. hsny sss .s, $40 ~ Ssna
y .d.o. and Nosh Moore sta snd Wm - Hcausns go
r"sSs.y At 50 per boule AID box with iui d~eeueas
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On Moadsy he 7th instant " The Rsy 1r Afsr:;
all Of this city. - - =. 80. - Ma.
chusstts to Miss Csharipe Cole, aasgnef OF e Wv
Ucs o. n c the 9Th infant by Rev Ansel
d EDDY John L. Geble Phoebe Ann, daughter OF "nham
Rankin, Esq all OF this city. 4 = ssah aaSA r
HAa e. "t DIED. .I 1850
On Tuexaav the s Instant John r. Van Lew In the attn
year Of his age. - -. ;,,...s Mrs Ann Aus,e,
aged AZ years r..n0 Io.L. .nd ja,.s-
90, ~ H.,rv Rark sr late of White Plains. deceased.
On TUESDAY the 9Th Instant Langdon X son OF Daniel n
aad Dodge. ~. e, c.-I. g
Philadel pbia the 7th instant Mr. samuel Chaeb ST.
a,ve az England for years resident oil Phila.
epha Mr. C. was OF the oldest members the Metho-
dst Episcopal in the United States and was unver-
sallv esteemed by q acquaintance.
A. sny yessnt the DeleRe, Of Louis s. Fell
lows of this city, aged years and moaths.
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NANTRD-A Roam sore Horse ~ hands his b, stout
w and long bodied that tret mie 10 "A mnr.cs Ap.
MY n Te,trsslfs, Broadway. myolwN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-10

LAWNOTICE
r. GRAHAM BENNERs, fsrmeriy Of Newbsrs, &c.
ArTosrrv CovsssLLes AT Law
Iinder Ala.
Rr,spprc rs- Heu. William CASTOR, Newbern,N G.
Hon william n. haywood, RAJ ~ g.
Hon. 1. n. Henry, Fayetvile, ~ G.
Mr. v. ". Taylor Mobile. Al
". s. Bloupt, ESQ.,. Mobile, AL.
Mr. John N. Strong lindes, Al
Mr. William Locke Linden. Al sles@
IroH sALk-The Wind Mil en- leh st. pesr the 81 ave.
nue.. Also dwelling hose ana stable attached " uss
same. Apply at i5e Maiden Lane. aiaims
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principal Office his and spacious esa
lishGent No. al Broadway, where bis ceebrst,d "vEGE
TABLE UNIV ERSAL PILLS. oil times be obtained
In large small where oil agents are desired 70
direct their communications Remember
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETnlAN OFFICEh
1I Broadway, opposite the Park
The Minor 06ces $50 E#
1877 Hudson street,
Spruce street, sext to san efkce and
276 Bowcry.
N. B. For authorised agents, Dr. Brnndreths lvcrti
and observe that all who sell the genuine medicine have
msi.si ' 'S'"s' ''-''' "'1 3. ssxNDRErR. N. D.
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No. rs Chambers street.

DOOMS WANTED.-One and homes
IL wanted by young Gentleman whose resive reside
in Ksnucky and whose occupation exclusively literary
He win furnish the m handsome
He would prefer living domestic circle, where
be could the nd anages of female society Breakfast
would be required morning and The
fanly with whom he reedes would have the privilege Of
good library and all The Address
Horace the ofhce OF this m12U
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U GOOD HOUSEWIFE should never be without a
box of Dr.. BENJAMIN BRANDRETHs VEGETABLE

UNIVERSAL PILLS. They haze been proved by thousands
OF 10 be the best assistant OF discovered
and may be taken oil times under circumstances by
paying strict ateuon 70 the directions which accompany
each box To be bad genuine OF all the advertised by
Dr. Brandreth and hAewse at bis own Office 2 Broadway
opposite the Park. ff
~ b. Beware OF eounteeits All sges,s who sell the ges
une medicine have certificate sealed signed B. Bran
dreth, D. Purchaser ask before spesd yeur
uSl-u
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LOW r.

LOVES
Bank Note and Visiting Card
II ~ g AVING HsTARL1sH MEHT
las Broadw ay, corner OF Liberty ST.
III Ladies' and 6enilemens Visiting Cards and Carr at
Home engraved in The most and fashionable y and
d. lated % the most beautiful Enamelled Cards.
X l. has Just received ro1 Paris most be utul and as
ENVELOPE, to enslose Cards Al Home, he great saw.
ing OF time, and decidedly the NEST fashionable finish that
can possibly be Invested, sal-ln.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. -
CARDS.
AT liz BROADWAY. IL
VISITING CARDS, in plain writing, the Italian and fancy
hands, printed polished 6erman Porcelain Gard,
be procured The Of Msden Lase and Broadway NJ
sTOUTS Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
msy be
Aiso silver plated Door Number plates, the psng of
which usconmory thick The silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Commson Cards executed win distDes ssd
taste
Le,er STAMPS Consp;~ and Noioria Seals esgrsved 10
order.
Brass Door Plates, KNOCKERS, Lc-
STOUT, corner Of Maiden Lane
aio-3m and Broadway.
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WANTED-Awo woman . o the washing and cookins Of
w fariiy Apply 1t No q PIKE street. Good Secom-
sendsuons viii be required. None but Amsrcas sp-
nlv tp.9f
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, April II.

Mr. CAMPBELL, OF South Carolina, stated that
he had yesterday voted from misapprchenSion
against granting leave 10 Mr.. HOPKINS, of Virginia,
To offer resolution on the subject of afording the
support Of the Government TO the banks in reSuming
specie payments, and if in order, would move re-
consideration of that motion not that he suspected
the Administration of any hostility TO the banks, or
any wish to impede them in bringing back the coun-
try to sound and heallhfui currency; but as The
subject was coneSScdly one OF great importance, he
did not desire TO be misunderstood in relation TO it,
The CHAIR said that the motion was in order,
and would be entered the journal to be considered
hereafter
Mr. ADAMS, from select committee, TO whom
had been referred memorial on the subject Of en-
couraging a system of meteorological observations
throughout the United States, directed TO ask the
use Of tile Hall, previously 10 the sitting of the
House, on Wednesday and Thursday mornings, to
afford to Professor ESpey opportunity 10 deliver
two lectures on that subject.
Objection being made to receiving the motion,
The CHAIR reminded MIR. ADAMS that when Sc
lect committees should be called the motion would
be in order.
Reports of committees were then called when the
following committees reported:
MIR. WHITTLESEG, of Ohio, from the Com
mittee OF Claims reported against the petition of Jo-
Scph Becman; and against Senate bill for the relief
of Samuel Ferguson. .,". ....-.
Mr.. BOON, iromhc Committee on Public Lands,
reported, without amendment, Senate bill providing
for the reduction and graduation of the price Of the
public lands.
Mr.. HARLAN, from the same committee report
ed against Senate bill for giving effect 10 the eighth
article Of the treaty Of 1919 with Spain.
Mr.. CHAPMAN, from the same committee re-
orted bill Tor the benefit Of the Alabama, Florida
pnd Georgia Railroad Company.
MIR. TuRNEY, from the Committee on the Judi
cary reported against the petition OF the executors
Of James Roddy.
MIR. COLES, from the Committee on Military
Afaits reported bill for the relief Of Frances toW-
Ter, and against the petition Of Enos Sopcr.
Mr.. YELL, from the Committee on Military Al
fairs, reported bill 10 provide for the defence OF the
Western frontier = w.,
Mr.. ANDERSON, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs reported against the petition OF hebulon
Wade
MIR, lNGHAM, from the same committee, report
ed Senate bill to rcmuneratc the cnpors OF the prva
teer LYDIA without amendment
Mr.. HOWARD, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs reported against the petition of Samuel
Godsbury for property captured and condemned un-
DER the Ncapoiitan Government in 1907
MIR. FAIRFIELD from the same committee, re-
ported bill to provide for Surveying the Northeast
ern boundary line Of the United States according 10
The provisions Of the treaty Of peace OF l7S3.
Mr.. SlBLEf, from the Committee on Revolution.
airy Pensions reported against the petitions of sun
dry officers and soldiers &c. Of the Revolutionary
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-19
IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, April Is


Mr.. DAVIS presented petition from 25ol wo-
men of Bristol county, in favor of the abolition OF
slavery and the slave trade in the District OF Column
bia.
Mr.. DAVIS moved the reception.
Mr. GRUMPY moved that the motion be laid up
on the table which was carried.
Mr.. ALLEN presented a petition from Ohio,
asking Congress TO interfere with slavery in the
States and in the District of Columbia, and espe-
cialv not to rcscind the resolutions of the Senate
upon the same question adopted al the beginning OF
the session Laid upon the table.
Mr.. WRIGHT presented a petition from the
Chamber OF Commerce Of New York, asking for
new treasury system in connection with the collec
ton OF public revenue. Referred 10 the Committee
of Finance.
Mr.. GRUNDY presented a resolution calling upon
the Secretary of the Treasury for copies of any
ports received from the Auditor General of PennSyl
yana, and made 10 that officer by Mr.. Biddc, Pre-
sident the United States Bank of Pennsylvania.
The Senate then took up Mr. Kings resolution
offered on Monday and fixing on Monday, the 4th
day of June next forthe adjournment of The present
Mr.. KING, Mr.. CALHOUN, and Mr.. PRES
TON were in favor ofthe immediate adoption OFT
resolution.
MIR. GRuNDY and Mr.. NoRVELL opposed
Mr. NORVEI.L moving TO lay The resolution up
on the table which was loSt-26to II.
YEaS-MeSxrS Allen, Benton, Grundv, NorvclI
Pierce, Roam, Robinson, Ruggcs, Strange, Wall,
White Wright.-l2
a
CLAY. Of KY, Clayton, Davis, Fulton, Hubbard,
King. Linn, Lunpkin, Mexican, Mcrrick, Mouton,
Nicholas PrcntsS Preston, Robbins Smith of Conn,
smith, of linda, Southard Swim, Upton, Trot,er
Williams, Young.-2G
The resolution was then ordered TO be cngroSscd,
when the Senate proceeded to the consideration of
bill providing for The security and protection OF ne
emigrant and other Indians Of the Stale OF Mis-
souri, and Arkansas.
Mr. Upton spoke at lens'hin defence of the
bill when,
Mr.. WIiITEspoke briefly OF its importance
The consideration of the bill was then postponed
until Tuesday next.
Afler the disposition Of this bill,
Mr. CLAY rose and said that a bil-the Peni.
tcniiary Rill--aS he called twas yesterday laid
upon the table with the understanding that il would
be considered to day.
Mr.. BUCHANAN said the friends Of The bill
wished some time TO consider it, but had no DISPOSE
tiou to suppress il.
The bill was postponed, and the Senate proceeded
10 the consideration OF bill for the establishment OF
Board of Commissioners TO hear aud examine Pri-
waite claims against the United States
The bill was before the Senate during The day
advocated BY. MessrS. PrcniSS, Preston, Hubbard,
and opposed BY Mr. Strange.
The Senate then ADJOURNED.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-19
Executive CHAMBER,
Albany, April II, 1888.
CURRENCY.
Extract from the ,rmk Of ~ Chepaiiey

Extract from the ,rork 81 IA. ChepdiIcr
Credit is the primary element Of life in the United
States they live on it. Without credit. those popu-
Gus towns which all sides Of it fby enchant
men those rich States which fringe the margin OF the
Atlantic, which stretch 10 the west Of the Allegheny,
land extend along the Of the Ohio and Mississippi,
would have been still forests and bottomess
New York alone possesses twenty banks the Of
It's annual discounts f25, 100000; whereas, at Pa
MS the total discounts OF the banks in 1891,
80, 100000, in 1892, only G60000oo At Philadcl-
phia, in 1881, the discounts rose to f32000,0O0.
general shake to credit, for the shortest time, is
here more terrible than the drghul earthquake.
The banks have acted as a lever which has enabled
the Americans TO establish among themselves, to their
own great profit the agriculture and industry OF Europe,
and which has covered their territory with cities,
canals railroads, manufactures, and fertile fields IN
word every thing which constitutes civilization. With
out banks, tho cultyator would have been destitute of
capital for his most necessary advances he would have
had no instruments for clearing his farm; and If the
system has led III many absurd and trembling
spccuations it is the same system which has enabled
the farmer to purchase land for two dollars the
which he afterwards sold for ten or a hundred. The
mechanics who are so loud in their condemnation
of the banking system, forget that 1t Is to 1t that they
owe the industrious activity which has enabled them TO
earn from five to eight shilngs day wages. They
forget that It is it which has furnished them with the
means, Of which so many have awaited themselves Of
rising opulence and comfort for, America, every
cn,crrsng man who give the guaranty Of a toe
rahle character Is sure OF obtaining credit and thus has
the means Of making his fortune"
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The Banks of Michigan are required TO resume
specie paymentSby The 18th OF May.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-19

have to commence, without cooperation, the resump-
ton OF specie payments but will for time at least,
have to stand alone and struggle not only with the IN
evitablc difficulties of such measure, but with others,
perhaps, snpcradded TO them, arising from the condition
and possibly from the hostility OF non-specIe paying
banks in other States.
Surrounded on all sides, shall be, by banks
emitting irredecmae paper, it is not perhaps uncha-
rtabe to indulge fear that they consult their own
interest by making efforts to embarass and circumscrbe
the operations Of institutions with view OF secur-
ing to themselves the benefits of extensive cIrcula-
ton Of their bills in this State In this manner may
be deprived Of sufficient supply Of sound currency,
and necessities be forced their deprecated
paper and thereby minister TO their interest while they
persistng contrary 10 good policy and IN violation
OF their own Obligations in holding themselves In an
irredcemabe state But assuming as II is proper per-
haps should do that the refusal Of the banks OF other
States to unite with ours in resumlng, is owing to
conviction their part that they not in condition
to sustain themselves IN that measure, they will un-
douhtedB avail themselves Of the which the re-
sumption in this State will afford them to recover from
their weakness and transfer TO themselves the
which institutions have, at considerable expense.
provided for their security Banks that persist in issuing
an rrcdcemabc currency will by the use of 1t be
bled to possess themselves of claims against snch
have resumed, aud by eSacng specie and refusing TO
pay it in satisfaction Of demands against themselves
they will be enabled to impair and eventually exhaust
the OF the latter institutions unless they cir
cumscribc within narrow limits their accommodations
to the public
Situated as our banks in relation to those in the
Atlantic cities which have announced their determine
ton To continue the issue of an uedcemabe currency
considering the amount Of their capital and their i'm
mensc resources, and the probable consequences of
serious attempt bv them conlcdcraod and cooperating
in favor OF the suspension policy, or the United
States Bank Of Pennsylvania alone, with a capital much
larger than the aggregated capitals Of all the banks in
the city of New York-to withdraw the specie which
has been collected by institutions as necessary
preparatory step to resumption and looking TO the
dcplorsbc effects which would result the remote con-
ngcpcy Of being obliged by the aegrcssons of the non
specie paying banks orevey consideration Of prudence
will induce banks TO proceed with the utmost cir
cumspccton and to confHe their operations within per-
icctly safe limits.
Ifhcre other object to answer than the sue.
cess Of the attempt TO resume, the sabcct would bc
presented to in much less imposing aspect, and
inerposition by the legislature might not be deemed
necessary but if the banks continue in their
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09
o,e Dav later from London.

BY the packet ship Wellington, Captain Chadwick,
arrived last evening from London, have papers to
the evening Of 9th April We find nothing ofineres in
them.
The London Morning Chronicle says it is said that
apprehensive of the consequences Of the misunder'
standing with the Bank Of the United States the Drec-
sors of the Bank Of England have absolutely forfeited
the policies of insurance upon very large amount Of
money Taken a the lowest calculation. at one per
cent there Is eld loss this head informed,
OF 5,oe0l,
The Wellington brings 100 emigrants, chiefly agricsl
sural lsborers with their families.
The Apollo and Incens frigate, sailed from Spit
head on the 9th and 10th April for Halifax, with
troops.
STEAM VOYAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC IN lsle.--
On Sunday last arrived here in &c days from Savan-
NAH the steamship Savannah, captain rodgers brother
10 Commodore Rodgers,) burthen $40 tons her dest
nation is said TO be St Petersburg as present to the
Emperor Aexander-(Geres Adpertiser, June a. 1917
The Savannah ship which arrived here last week
from Savannah is the first steam vessel which has
crossed the Atlantic: She IS beautiful vessel, and
commander Captain Rodgers. Her burtben is 3l9
IONS Her destination is said to be St Petersburg, as
present to the Emperor Alexander. An amusing Incl
dent 10 related In the Irish papers respecting this vessel
When off the coast of Ireland she observed by the
Kite revenue cruiser, Lieut.. Bowie. The Kite chased
her daring the day. going ten knots supposing her 10 be
q ship on hre, when AZ engh petcelVng I've hi'e IN
chase she stepped her engine till the latter up
tLipsypesl Courier June 80 sl9) The ship mentioned
above was not genuine steamer, having been fitted
for sailing as well stearning. Besides. the marine
engines built twenty years ago were greatly inie-
ror TO those manufactured nowadays The perform
nnce of the Savannah, which took twenty six days
the passage from the American port of that name
not therefore be compared with the expected perform
ance OF the Sirius the Great Western, both OF which
will it is thought, reach New York in fifteen days-Ed.
Abior.
SAVINGS BANKs-The deposits in these excellent
Institutions last year, according official returns,
amounted foo, 600. being increase of 1900
the deposits Of 1886.
Poor LAW UsIoSs-From q Parliamentary return,
Just published mo- $780, il appears that the poor law
anons formed in England and Wales include total
population Of 270 averaging 1902 in each union,
measuring average 70 square miles, and having
on the average IS guar dians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09
POPULAR MEDICINE THoRNrs Co.,

"A pound Extract OF CopalSs and sarsapsris certain
safe and most eeeua remedy discovered for the
OF .ss&s." 1850. sreutes whites pains In back and
ons seminal weskne affections the kdsies gravel
butte ptions, he. nc.
lie portable form pnt In pots, the which
nay be taken being both and pleasant It's ssteles
with restrction diet
,se Traveller, especially wosld end this medicine highly
useful and ought TO bc usprovided with preparation
possessing the advantages which the present
Accompanying the medicine pamphlet explanatory the
different Of the dsenses without extra
tanning full and ample oirvciious.
Prepared by J. B. Tborne, Chemist Loodon, and Cor sale
by NJ n. GRAHAM
m27n 90 NASSAU L cor. Fultoa.
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ES00 AEWAn0--oR0evu sPRCIric MY
NNV4 x991-korthe ers - oeesgrA0a, 0issla. -.
q sh remedies yet discovered fs The u Is
makes speedy and psrmaness cure, wAout the le..s
regard to diet drink exPssare, Or change spplcssa 70
We give long quaskh deceive The
public 1.-THE medicine dees speak for ITSELF one ss0
and that tie propretor challenges .iagle q ~.
cent 0onorhoea TO be brought which the Mixture win y
effect rapid cure, under forfeiture Of ESQ.,
lbs disease that unfortunately psrvades all raaks q
sety-hieh, low, rich and po0r, matrimonial and single
rney are SOW presented with remedy by which they
time possible.
the be csnracedH desc Of the Miz.
VIZ ,H.asen 9 nlghton going TO bed wheu exposed.
Us put In bottles, with full directions accompanying
~ botse One bottle lasts week which generally cures
Any are cured In two days 49,
or sale only at Dr.. VIM H. Minors drug store, No. l9S
"a - cerber OF Dey ST. Frankin House) New York;
Philadelphia ~ " ~ so sm st~