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The native American., 1838-03-17
A STEP FURTHER IN THE SCIENCES.

MIR. JOHN H. PENNINGTON announces to the
1Vl Public that he has Just arrived in this city with
his Model and Litiographic Drawing Of his Steam or
Gas Fng Machine for the purpose Of navigating the
air. and carrying dispatches, at wonderfully rapid rate
possibility and praccabiliy of that great desideratum
and the vital importance OF such Improvement tho
lcyilized nations of the world The protector wishes this
Government to give his machine fair examination and
appreciate it according to its merits He much Of
opinion that it be adapted to the transportation Of
individual 10 any place to which he may wish to GO
crossing rivers, bays and lakes He purposes TO put
model in such operation to demonstrate the above
citing forth FEB. TT.
VETOOD! WOOD!!-The subscribers are now re-
wv ceiving quantity of Wood by way Of abroad,
which thew will sell for cash. at the depot for 81 90
cord or as delivered p M. PEARSON 81 co.
inquire at the Wood and Coal Yard, between Sd and
IA / . streets. Pennsylvania Avenue Jan. ls.
TIyEMpr,E OF FASHION. East of Gadsbys
/ I,te, Perir. Aver ue.-RAzRoRs, and all kinds
Of Surgical Instruments put in the bes, order. 0 War
1el 70 perform we if not, returned and reset, free
of charge by , r :, ;,,; . - ~ or, o.
The native American., 1838-03-17
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1888.

OFFICE ON STREET, IN THE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY
WEST OF THE BURNT POST OFFICE.
The native American., 1838-03-17

Peansycdntd HUenue
To r. X. CRALLE,. Esq.
Dear Sir: do not know what is your opinions on the
subject of the exclosed paper but doubt not you will
readily forgive for enclosing il to you TO be made
what use of you may ft have heard from New
York that Mr. Charles King of the N Y Amerlcan in
tends issuing it entire in that paper supplement or
extra, to assist public opinion 10y the facts and argn-
ments it contains should rather it had einanaed from
Washington, the Of the late unfortunate event;
but this it might do STILL and anticipate New York. if the
editors ht II is for them however, TO judge for
and my humble province is simply to place
the paper in their hands, and leave them TO deal with it
as they fit.
/ am, dear sir, yours truly,
j. S. BUCKINGHAM.
The native American., 1838-03-17

to the members of both Houses of Parliament. by J. 5
Buckingham. Esq, M. P.," which shall take the
earliest occasion 10 lay before readers The time
propItious for examination into the evils of custom
absurd and barbarous, and the of preventing
them. We shall address the remarks of Mr.. Bucking-
ham especially to the members of both Houses OF Con-
gress, as the subject is before them.
:" We take the liberty Of publishing the note of the
Hon. Mr. b. nclosing the paper 10 which we refer; and
thank him thus publicly, in the of philanthropy,
for his exertions in the of humanity and Christian
feeling"
The native American., 1838-03-17

h whole 10 conclude with the laughable Farce called
SAINT P.87RICA'S D.aY.
The native American., 1838-03-17
IRISH MEDLEY OVERT

During the Evening in complement to the OCCASION
Admired
The native American., 1838-03-17

AT Mrs. QUEENS,
Pennsylvania Aoenue.
The native American., 1838-03-17

Arranged by Mr. Clemens. and performed by him al
Full Orchestra.
The native American., 1838-03-17
STEAMBOAT JOSEPH JOHNSON.

Washington. March 18th, 1888.
The Ripley transcript., 1838-01-18
ipey mississippi, TbuasaAy Morning, january ls, 1885,

should be less there than elsewhere.
For years New Orleans hastattened
torepletion uponthe industry and soul
OF Mississippi. Like proud sover.
eign, she has been graciously pleased
to accept the tribute other province.
Her citizens looked On Mississippias
their peculiar property or as per-
.petual apprentice in whom it would
be presumption to think of setting up
for himself.
The days Of vassalage are past
we are dependent. When the idea
Of tho transaction Of their own busi-
ness by themselves was first suggest
cd to the people Of this s!ate the
proud Or!eans hooted d at the thought.
I on have found gentlemen as many
a poor wight heretofore that ridicule
was your worst weapon Mississippi
might have listened to argument. (if
you had any but she will not submit
10 contempt. Make tho most Of your
power; to do SO is your anciont prin-
cip!e. Eut look at the handwriting
upon the wall---is.at power is short
.iived.-Rodsru Standard. @
The Ripley transcript., 1838-01-18

Fcono tae C,inton (4Ais.) d'Q@ette.
UNWARaANTABLE ABusE OF THE
PRIyHEGE.--A circunl-
stance has lately occurred I, A.ch we
feel it Incumbent upon US to taAe no.
!lco. Of A few days ago the Editor
Of the Free Trader deposited in the
Post-oaice at this place, a letter to
some individual in Natchez. fianIied
by John F.H.Uaiborne; from which
our Postmaster erased the frank.
when Mr.. B3sancon called again in
the morniDgand was informed of this
10y the Postmaster he was highly III
dignant att, and charged him with
having transcribed his powers. We
Hay the fact before the public, that
they may judge which Of the tirot
irah5cc!3&ed lis poaeers, the Mem.
Der Of Congress who would perm
his frank to bo used by person il
mississippi willie nc himself was il
New YoFa, more than twelve hund
red miles distan!, ,--the individual Wht
would MAKE use of SUCH a frank, Oh
the Postmaster who would erase it
We see no reason in the world VIII,
the Editor of the Free Trader should
be entitled to send letters free 0
postage, while thousands Of Others
are compelled to pay several hund
red dollars year for their postage
A member Of Congress has as mucI
igh, to delegate his frank to thou
sand men, as to ono,--to all his con
tsti.uenis indeed. We cannot, WI
say, see into this, but suppose ouI
Ioptics are not sutficiont|ydem0rratit
Ito view such things in proper light
Upon the principle that ''io the vic
tors belong the spoils," perhaps eve
ry good democrat has right to frank
letters, particularly in these haro
monry times wnile the Wing must
support the Post Office department
Would it not bo good plan, nov
that Van Buren's dynasty is on tht
waae, to permit democTats to impor
goods FREQ until the fourth Of lslarct
IE4t?
The Ripley transcript., 1838-01-18
tIEAiCO AND TEXAS.

Mexico i, seems, has not yet aban-
doned the attempt to subju sate Tex
as, and unadmonished by the slaugh-
ter at San Jaclnto. prepares new ar
mics to overrun the inlan. republic.
We firmly believe, that in the persu-
ance Of this design, these troops will
encounter isnomenios defeat. The
effort to subdue country, which has
once liberated Itself from the yoke of
Idespotism, and tasted the sweets of
rational freedom, will prove as fatal
in eXccuti On as it is infamous in con-
'ceptlon. Whom Texas fought the
battaIions of Santa Anna, and routed
them with & comparative carnage of
which history can offer few examples
her soldiers were scarcely animated
10y the hope ofconquost-they drew
ttloir resolution rat. .oc from The des-
peration OF men hennned iii and en-
yironod on al! sides, and forced to
combat or perish. Yet they battlcd
'braveiy, aud established by that de-
Icisivo blow the liberty of their coun-
try. [i'ley have been now more than
Ia year in the enjoyment Of Independ-
Ieilco--undoG q sa.utary government
tt!lew resources have been augment
IedIn a tentOid ratlo---thelr popula-
ton IS far greater-tbey have attach
cd themselves totneroalon tOrwhose
idls6nthralmont they were content to
Diced, by the many potent ties that
bind man to the home OF his adoption
I'fhev have practically experienced
the blessings of liberty. and are less
than ever disposed to yield it at the
Iwiilof an army OF oimercenaries whom
victory has taught them to despise.
The troops that are even now MARI
ching into Texas Will, we feel assu-
red, meet with a fate as terrible as
their predecessors encountered on
the plains of San Jaclnto. What
will three thousand myridons, halt.
clad, halffamishcd wretches, driven
at the hayonet's poiat across the Rio
Bravo, be enabled to accomplish a.
gainst a population that will rise en-
nsasse in defence ofthoir country, in
spired by the remembrance of ffcrmer
triumpI.s, and feeling habitual con-
tempt for terocious, but imbecile
foe. e.
Besides, Mexico can never organ.
,izo a sufficient force. to thoroughly
conquer Texas. She cannci direct
The Ripley transcript., 1838-01-18
New YORK AND New OaLEASs.


OR, ...
Nine per cea., or F'yteen per ces,t
The discount Oh mississippi money
In Vgw York is butnine per cent-in
Louisville from SIX TO seven--and in
New Orleans it is .Gtteen per cent.
With New Orleans our State has
hourly communication from her por!
will depart much Of our cotton-and
vet the discounton our monoyis eight
per cent greater than in Louisville,
wi,a which your intercourse ismore
rbsti'icted-and six per cent greater
then in New York where it is still
more introquont'
Lot us bear in mind that tho Banks
in New Orleans are by no means
more safe than our Banks-thatmany
ofthem have forfeited their charters
that nearly all Of them are controlled
by the all-powerfal commission mer-
chants--and that major part OF the
bad debt of this States held and due
taere-and then enquire why does
Our money suffer greater depreciation
there than in the more Northern ci-
lies? Ii is a natural operation OF
trade that at our great thoroughtare
of ofcommorciaI transportation the me-
dunn ofpaymont is less valuable than
in distant places? We all know
that the discount upon our money
The Ripley transcript., 1838-01-18
r.em The Vicksburg Register,

A., Ts,rTop:--s #cstt salgatyGg StFs to
a. 'n" in vour5 columns merely tolgn-
aNP's' ;f.tha raoylsTof 4 Tiesissirn rare
qulo ,a4 :, IN sufisr aheefatoad,sf,gf
deo',,ss ,''.,nap, hyv d few saltiy toolg a4'a
e'l.ss" ,',;scrnant 4 sle.aaaoea IS: the b.
eN ,psaIoa Iai dars Of q troNe,, down ard
'en'or s'os.te rar,y2 T ask sir, what Is
ues,' sa" done wlYei, the sherifs Of the
" ,a,;es " IN plain violation Of their
eo. 'm oatbr ard IN Dos,tfya r2f.,sual
so's,' asr,rr, their oni6.nad ot.l,cial du-
" y. ss;,so to hold an c'ecrion aJtnor-
.s,i' IA hr ,bc law of the .anA ard d.
.octcd'by tho Executive Of .bo STATE;
ar when the election il held, refuse
u retutn the result to-the proper Of
fcer? TASK sir, if the papders and
rpo|, of.nat party whica bas existed
under the name Of Van Buronism,
but Which thank God, appears no:0
10 be demolished are to be suffered
under the Iigat Of the san that soln2s
upon the soil, 70 <l2stroWtfrbat o't'.2'
,or'tatolG Tie tickets cf'ttc e3ctfoy2
and make no rotcyn ;l.oroof accord
ins to law? II t6is Is co be suffered
Tce!cctions are rof,s0d 70 be held by
the officers Of the law, or if when
held the votes arc Motto be counted,
is difficult to toll wha: party viii
triumph or wha. principles viii sue
ceed. .''
These remarIEs sir, gre" ont oisho
!nct, which ( presume is notorious,
is notorious, that inseyeraI counties
fins state, at the recent election,
the shoritis refused t2 open poll for
counties where the eIaction'was held.
The Ripley transcript., 1838-01-18
plants at this moment connect ,ilce
W. II .

cHIefefb Guarlers 0l the slaDe, Wlca
Tor ages would have huoWn Iitti OIL
each gosheF twitnout bpoRl,--Chia is /
conpected Witl England by scarFly VI
any other link tGaD hor tea; for t.EGel
.4QaaTed years top4cQo was the fiNl
il'+ De'"eon E''S!aad and the YVES
tern word, ana ARABIA, is to his
.loaf, scarcely bound to US eXcepl by
ief coIl9e. Suchafo me sleiloei ,bu'
poWeliul sources Q. national confaX-
ION AAo discovery o. coffee was
not mado uniAi the latter part O tao
inliteon!n century, ana iIh0 any ofn~
eF @iaco'eFy' y was TIP FosqI O
caa'lc9 aaopacd lafoaSh noctsai'y
4n <2Fao' 'ne F9ch2,ynh 1ilia'' i9ll u1-
ger 10 poFsocu"on 70 ms own country;
ne ana MS dlctpioS nea to a moa4l-
tam, IN inc province OF Xom0n, Wilofe
"a tAo oosoF'' s.' al usual iood i41Na
."iIn; o coiioa gerry ta2re 5Fo" "-d
4''d '1o 1'2'S ~ 0a$'d refugee "5 4 wy
100 .aF" .o' "''n 10 A-a7t'ca'o' 'I.9d
- yl'9S'' u co-'''Is 10 o,aAa , 'h9 y
4uo'' e. io"Aa =, 'Ii--isel'fe'l'oaaAia ll maze
= l'.l''42fs'l- am
Hot recommended as it was, bylts
refreshing properties, IT'S spontaneous
SFoWt.', and still more, SUCH Is the ab-
suraity OF manalAd, by the example
oi "a lool ora hnaye, Wac called ann
self q salnt, coffee took upwards OF
two hundred years 10 make its way
into the world.-Eyon in its own
country IL was as disnonored Us a
proph9t among his kindred, and near
as Egypt was, il was not Till the thlrd
cantafy from, its discovery thai it III
situated Itself INTO the sober potati0nS
The Ripley transcript., 1838-01-18

,jt!tAiest, most foolish, dullest and
asoS. disgusting practice on the face
Of the oarth.- Bsockv0od.
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nOLBEARS Science of Permanship received, and
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres rect, New Orleans, 49, Rto,iw,v
New York, Dauphie ST., Mobile.
Ii particularly designed for private learners and
schools and is calculated for persons of all ages
Ladies' and gentlemen nylted to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons nre given at slch houses as NAV SUIT the
convenience of ALL aud tn classes formed in any par
OF the city,
Ladies' who prefer tcun receive lessons at their own n,
sidences.
Persons paying for one :, rse of lessons are desired
attend until they writ, well as they wish.
MI Dol. 5EAR IL BROTHtR
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SNARUS Vegetable Hair Oil, for the RESTORATION
AMI groeth Of Hair, giving health and beauty, and
4, revAnains httidness.
Before this Hair Oil was offered to the public, il Ind
aeen tried in hfadreds fcases If badness tInuess and
falling off Of the hair and inevery instance lis salurary
effects have beeH realised II failed to produce
a new and beautiful growth Of hair heads already
bald In cases where becomes dry aud ceases to grow
this sAwJll very soou render il healthy, and produc.
rEd aud ba lulifuI grnwth of hair. without the ienst
iaary ts the head This Oil gives an agreeable fra.
ranee and is preeraheto any other II ir Oil fer per
ret l,eco re dry sf.rr Isirg j. For sale al
~ asil Is T Get
EES DLA%GE.
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIVA =

INt" OTTeFHSi fo.7F'
A BOLT six months ago had the misfortune To get
N secret disease, for which hive applied to se'e
raj doctors for cure, and they did not
the above date put myself under the Of Doctor
Huet, and expert him to cure Since that time
the disense got worse, break large ulcers
70 the number Of six eight leg, and all
NY face and throat and not able to work at he
slresent tnt account Of the diseass large ulcer
the right side Of the throat. | am no ! putting sc
eor6dently under the Of Dr.. Huet, of Purs,
80 be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
fas ID "
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recommended by the Medical Faculty.

Recommended ny the Medical Faculty.
HeCrLRR'S Eiferyescent Magnetism Arriont-For
I'D dyspepsia indigestion, nervous debllit,, gddi-
..,rs. headache, asdity Of the sanach, Iabiua cos
tSeass.s cutaneous diseases, govt gravel e and much
valued IS gentle. cooling purgntive.
Tins desirable preparation has receivad tho patrcn-
age of many eminent members of the profession, aud
IRON discerning public many respectable and unseIi-
cited testimonials its efficacy medicine have heen
elected Witt I'LL the pleasing qualities Of glnss OF
soda water, il tile active medicinal properties
VI the most Apr ysd salous purgaves; it IL pleasant
to the palate, and grateful I, III STOMACH.
IMPORTANT CAUTIOA-rhe Increasing rcpnta-
ton and great deand foy Butle S kerresccnt sIgne-
sim Asrien has been iuducenent for others to of.
fer imitation Of this valuable medicine Purchasers
are parc ly warned OF this fact that they may be
heir guard, aud not procure impure article
Tie ps'e are respectfully infor ed ,hut thu subscr-
slriae preparatiuns. For sale who ssale retail
,,s,,...-,f rs. SICkLES n co. Agenrs
mla 40 Canal street, N o.
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THE Genuine Indian Balsam Of .nrrw I'll anu llo.e-
l. hound, is put up in bottles at the low price Of ST.
cents each, containing the strength Of three ounces
Lvewort, hest les tina virtues Of many other and
herbs known aong the Indians e!cacious in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The ,valled success which has attended the use OF
This ieHtinabe Balann wherever il has been iutro-
dIced. has Obtained the confidence and recommends
tions Of respectable physicians for the cure of rongns
oolds, pain in the side want of rest splitting oF blood
liver compian,.Sc.
To whom it may This is certify that we
hive prnctce frequently prescribed Mrs Gard.
ners Indian Balsanl of I.yerwort d Honrhound with
decided good effect: therefore, from the know
ledge of the materials it is made FROM and ohservaton
aai experience, recommend as supers~ preparation
or all those affections of the lungs fur which il is re
rnmsudej. ALBERT WILLIAMS, VI. d.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. d.
Members Of tho Boston Medical Association.
fostan, October IS.
saieb JARVIS e. ANDREWS
M 10 .nn,, i, pa, al, ,,I,s OF,
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BENZ. LEVY.


5>.,,,,, - - ~ IhGf lSi ED, &c. NC
SPAIN REVISITED, &c, by the nuthor of i, Won,
~ in SPAIN in 2voIs. '"'
It@"$ q ind'n character, generally applicable to.
.he ahorlshies OF North America, by G Turner, Esq
Ihe P0fAcni Grammar, of the United States or a
complete view ct the theory and practice of the genera
and state governments, with the relations bctw ecn them
aedicafed and adapted TO the supg men of the United
Atmfods limiting Tours inlerspersed with character
isc anecdotes savings and longs of sporting men in
Guiding notices OF the principal crack riders of England
volumes. '
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+ DO CERTIFY that the alb we mentioned disease
u qnite we'll cured my satisfaction, for which |
hapk tr. Huet and moreover assnre that the metli
cine have taken makes me fat and did not inure my
aanlth at all therefore advise nv low sufferers
6ose no time and apply to DR. A. Huet, Is Bourbon st.
They will find true doctor for this complaint
.HHI JOHN DEAN. 40 Gravier street.
II any one wants to me, call at No. 40 Gravie
erect, and they will he satisfied.
To be published at the option of d.. Huet.
.#4t raa JOHN DEAN.
Orleans Feb 7 1929 Jy
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a TKINSONS DEP!LLtFU;iY, G,r removing s,,7
A pertlunus air iom the face. nsck and arms. vii,
equal safety al certainty, leaving the skin finer and
whittier than before tnc HprIjcntiun fr-.D, z,,pnv
Just received ~ fJlnN1,,'P'H
NJ" ENclrmgr Hotel, corner :, r,aric, md COMING.
sire Is an E
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NOTlCE.-Thc ewnerof several packages mcrchan
die marked Madame V. Arrquencuve per shin
Groton, from New York, is hereby not fed Thar ,La
have been stored by STETSDN, AVERY SEQ, eS
A3I Cmlsi,,irrs "i;r,i,,,,,
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1906 143 h. or Sd 23h
Northward: Coming Southwark, the time is six hours
less; being DAYS and II hours

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
kpANAWAY from 1859 Carondelet corner of Hevia
~ streets, on The night of 30lh of August, and was
seen The next morning in Pevdras street, negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years of age, onl fee
or thereabous in height, VERY black and has an nped-
ient IN his speech of his legs sore, occasone6
by recent hurt he had on when he went away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pantalouns.
Masters of vessels and steam boats are cautioned Il
gnins receiving or harborng said negro as well all
other PERSONS as The utmost rgour of the law will be-
enforced against them. The above reward will be paa
Tor delivering him into any of the jas of either OF the
municipalities, at 1863 Carondelet, corner of Hev
steoet. sept
NOTlCE-1he copaltnerslp heretofore existing
under the firm of dubois & Ganetson, has been
dissolved The subscriber will liquia,e the affairs
the concern in this city and requires all persons ineb
ed to make payment to him only, and all those having
claims, to present hem for settlement.
aug 8-7t II liARREVSON
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MAZE ARRANGEMENT

~ Due Every Day at I. NJ
No'e"e'" -h""' Closes Every day at l0I A. NJ
r,.. MI Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
v. ', ~ FIX w. Friday, by 5,P. NJ.
w ""g y "e Closes every Monday, Wednesla
'o"S'' and Saturday, by Up. N.
,,r.,az,n,, Die every Tuesday, Thursday, an
f"e '' a." -'''''' Saturday by +. Nj.
V" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. of The Express Mail, betworr MOBILE and New
lork-leavng Mobile DALI at P. NJ. Nortawar
New York daily at $ P. NJ Southwark.
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A NEW article for persons troubled with den mass
~ cal'ed the Ear rrmpet) has Just been received
by the use Of which, he slightest articulation of the I'M
man voice is distinctly conveyed the rar. ANY o,
who has ever been obliged - converse with very dea
barrassnent experienced both by themselves and IN. in
divdlas unfortunately afflicted. BY the usa of tho
Ear Trumpet, this objection is entirely nuviate,l The
having used inc rrumpet. Fur sale
;, 4 + GUlONS,
Fancy store OF Comlou and St Ckarles streets
nler tho rSGnIlg3 Hsel. feb n
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Srrhiula or hing's Evil, Chronic Rheumatism
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the Bones. by free
Il eases, use of Mercury
This very concentrated Svrlp is prenerca with the
greatest Pharmaceutical care and accuracy and c0ntpin
the active pncpie Of arsaparia in the most concer
trated degree combined with other vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
The great desideratum with physicians in being abb
20 exhibit large quantity of Sarsaparilia in sma
DOSE has been obtained in this preparation-thov heinz
.,1'Ily CONVINCED otits merits confidently administer
the course Of their practice.
- Free 81 80 por bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
bhoitiER,S drug store, No. ] Canal street, wbe
may be had fresh aud genuine, drec from the r,r RI
tors, Swains Panacea and Femifuge Potter's e. t,oI
con- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, mi
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KDLAfN and ruled Cap and Letter Papers Of all qua
lities, consisting OF very superior blue laid blue
aud white wovv, aud plain aud ruled rough edge record
cap, ccnslany on llund and Tor sale by
DAVID FELT & co.
.--.. a3l N Ststionr,; Hall ~ Charities st,
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NAY he consulted conileHllv Mt his Office, s
= = Custom House sr2c,. near Dnuphiur strrat, or
the treatment OF csrtain class OF delicate Diseases
From DIR. jDhnsup's extcmsir" opportunity in sou
of the most cetenratcd iInSmta- turope exclusive
ly devoted 10 the treatment ut !rnerltt and ) phC
complaints and also from residence ct five years in
New York. during which time DR.. Johnson confined his
prac ice solely 10 the treatment of those diseases, it'll
the most unprecedented surceas: ha is onnhcd re-
nova any of the following complaints in from to 20
days, without in,urng the consultation by mercurYe or
any other 'eleterous medicine. Ghonurhen,. GlGt,
Structure, Samnal Weakness, Affections VI s:t Bind
der Kidneys, Prostate Gland, and any Of those nner
tram nj affections, which generally follow ne".o f.
ed ma-reated cuses Of Feneral. ScroiulOus sores
liberated legs, and worms, removed by simple meth
cd of treatment, without restriction in diet interrupt
ton from business.
Persons residing in the country, and who feel deli.
cate in sutng their family physician, by sending II
statement of their by letter post paid with fees
enclosedl can have l iohnsons advice, for their own
treatment with medicine, necessary to be used orvar-
deh.
Separate offices provided where patieuts Gun never
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from murnin. until night, at lib Custom
House street.
REPRESENTATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
dec IL
NAONLE * MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
i y Painters, No 5 CwoNdee street, two doors iron,
Canal street.
limitations of IA" following woods and marbles ex
ecued ia a mastery munRcv