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Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

Wings had no expectation cfdeieatine
Mr.. Paris, but they determined to have .
candidate Of their own for the purpose ol
preserving and strengthd ming their organ.
lzation, and they find their efforts rewar.
ded with far more signal gain than they
had anticipated.
There remains no longerN doubt, tina,
the Wings will elect their Governor nexi
Fall, by a very large mdority.--[D.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

The Editor Of the Globe threatens to
snake sweep next fall. We are glad to
hear it. We have no doubt Of his making a
first-rate s,oeep. We will employ him as
often as our chimney gets foul.--B.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

1t was but to-day that one of the most
prominent friends Of the Administration
made this declaration. EUery defeat giues
me fresh cOvage!-[N y Express.
That fellow must have become, by this
time, the most courageous fe w in Chris
tendom.- Lou. Jour.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

The editor Of the Pa. Democrat offers
to wager his "head against ten penny
nail" upon the success Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
We decline the wager. Well not bet a
hard currency against a soft one.-[D.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

Mr.. Pierson o. Thomas has received
his commission as Postmaster in this
place Southern Mercury.
Sothere's Post office gone to P. o. T.
Lou. Jour.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

Anew and most spirited print, entitled the
"National Whig," has been established al
Washington city by Messrs. Charles c.
Fulton and John L. Smith. 1t supports
Henry Clay for the Presidency and VIM.
c. Preston for the Vice Presidency.-B.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

Mr.. Snyder, late V. B. candidate for
Congress in Illinois, has retired from the
canvass. He complains fill health. We
aPprehend that he has poor Gholson's dis
ease. 'Tis sickly time among the Tory
candidates.-[B.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

VISITATION OF PROVIDENCE the lst
instant, the P. Office at Hennepin, ILL.,, was
struck by lightning. We wonder, that
more than halfthe post Offices in the coun.
try are not struck by lightning. They
will be We ever catch our thunder-cloud
again. Louisville Jour.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

The Faculty of Cambridge University
gave diploma to Gen. Jackson, and we
presume they will next give one to Col.
Johnson.--lSpringfeld Gazette.
lfthey do, they must not forget to have
1t printed on black-sheep-skin.-[ Lou. Jou
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

Claiborne & Davis have run well, if they
are not elected.-fKu. e. o. .Loarnnl.
Claiborne has run well--6e has run tc
Texas; and there is little probability tha,
he will ever come back again Lou. Jou
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

An attempt was recently made to burn
down the Baltimore Courthouse. We
are afraid that the court-houses in some
three or four western and southern cities
might be burned without any great loss to
the public. Ofwhat use are court-houses
where Lynch-law bears sway?-TD.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

Of the &c States of the Union. eighteen
have elected Wing Governors, and most
Of the remaining eight will follow in the
footsteps as soon as the people can get one
more chance to try their strength at the
ballot boxes ID.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

The Democracy is moving.-[Albanl
Argus.
Feet foremost to its narrow home.
Lou. Jour.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

The Trenton Emporium complains, that
a gentleman, who has just been honored
with an Office, still continues to oppose he
Administration. What a pity, that the
Administration should not be able to catch
bird, after wasting as Bulwer says,
"a whole bucket-lull of salt on his tail!'
ID.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

This District was always hitherto the
very strongest V.B. District in the whole
State of Maine, the loco-foc0 majority last
Fall having been 1893. Tbe gRhig gain,
as shewn BY the late elections, cannot be
less than 5O0--probably It's more. The
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

A white man and negro yare n~~~..
ted At henderson OH rio goth ult Tor mur
der. They were hanged on the same gal
lows. The negro was penitent, but tn
white man, whose name was Wernel, diet
cursing man and God.--[B.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

April 90, 1888.
Liberty advocate., 1838-06-02

A HOME TRUTH.-A Van Buren, Post
Master in Maine thus accounts for de.
feat at recent election:
"About so voters deceived us-the truth
Of the matter is, we have so many d-d
drunkards on our side that they don't
know how they vote, or whether they
vote or not"
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tsH.ner oio.pded we M-1ical 'rulrv.
BIrTl.EES Edcrvescent Nngnesian ArerHnf-Fnr
vs epsia ~ in iSesti M, nervous dehIit giddi'
ss heaaehA, nc lily or The sta farh 5ab nai cos
t,yenc So cutarrus sa.e govt era o., NC and much
valued ~ n gentle, coeny nursatv".
This desirable lresararn has received the patron.
see OF many eminent mSnihcrs of profession, u d
from Discerning public nny reapcc able and unseli-
rifed testimonials nfits efficacy medicine have been
4lic:ud Witt all the pleasing qualities Of gluss OF
,da wa err ss s4cs TIC active 'nclcinn properties
of the mnst aprr vel saa,us purgaiVes; it pleasant
~ The paIute md grateful I'll sSoiach.
IMPORTANT CAU rIDN-iha increasing repute-
ton ana great demand for Butte . ti'e"scent Siugne
sian Apereni, has been an indcen'et Tor othe 10 Of
are ,ar,;e IN ly warned Of This fact that they may be
on thei guard, and not procnr' ali impnre ardcle
The pnhlio are respectfully intnr ned that Tie snhscr
hers are constantly Stumbled vi tho nrig'nsi and &c
1880, ,,renarati u.s. For sal. whn tsale d retail.
$50 49," SILKLES " CO. Agents,
ml5 40 Canal street, n q.
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AWARDS Vegetable HAIR oil, tor the restoration
and growth of Hair, giving health and beaut, anc
rcveniipg baihess
Before this Hair Dii was offered q Inc rnhf, 1t hat
ried d hundreds cases of badness, thnpeaI,
falling of ii the hair, and III every instances il sJuar,
effects hv been renliSod. II hss ne er iaed oprodhtt
n new mud heantifh growth of iail on heads nresh,
hld In caAas where ii bersnes dry auf ceases IN grow
his oh will very soon render il healthy, and rndIc'
m id and be ual growth Of hair. wlt1out tllr least
;ninryts the hEnd. This Oil gives agreeable fra
crasoe and i prsierahle tn any other II T on i"f per
MT h. .o,u. tiry afier nsinr H. For sale at
~ RES & PLACE.
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y Y TTiUNE. 4 WI !
EeQSlrggsFE .E5saaYSD.N

rAf ir consulted conjlcntlp nj l's oihcc, l45
q Custom iouse street, ur D'uphinc Stfeit, y"
NE treatln, NJ of c>itauruss nj de catc diseases
From Or. Inhns :, = XlGnai's opportunity IN 50
Of the most caa rated n<nnl- N Euro, e, 'xclnsvr
l., dcvntnh tn, treat nent OF Veneri : and ) pnlilic
complaints = 4 also trln reS!!ance OF hive Yeas III
Nav orS, durug which time )r Johnson cohiine his
prac ice solely The treatment of those diseases, with
the most unprccedcnte surce,s: Iia is enabled re-
nova any OF thu following com'lairtS IN from D to w
a, without injurng thu constitution by ercurye or
any other ecterious medicine. Ghomrihen, Gie',
structure, .Sanln We kness, Affections i u Bnd-
der ,ineys, Prostate Gland nmi any OF those numer
Gus tr III vi affections, which general y follow neg =
ed ~ mai-,roae, of Veneria ScroIlous sores
liberated egs, aud WORMS removed by a simple meth
I'D of treatment without restriction IN dlct or interrupt
ton from business.
Persons re dng in the country, and who feel deli.
cate in co suline their family phys BY sending
statement OF har case by letter tpost paid with fees
enC oedl can have d. ohnsons advice Tor thtlr own
treatment with medicine necessary tn he lsed iorwar
dcd.
Separate Offices provided where patients cnn never
come in contact with each other
Attendance from morning until night, at l13 Custom
House street.
REPRESENTATIONS strictly confdenalin all cases.
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T5ARRoWGATE STRINGS
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NET
ORLEANS.

THREE DA ) J.)UkNE1 FfO4H we "
ORLEANS.
's,HE prophet nj this establishment has the Plea
I sure ii announcing to his friends nj the public
IN grneralt at he will he in readnesh the first day of
MAY It. receive v-iter. lie viii also state for the he-
net of tn se at Ii tauce, that there have been large
improvements made and others now going on and IN
rapid progress for conpIetion, Which will enablc the
Suhscr her to accommodate much larger number than
herplulnrs and Mt the same time much better.
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who pr lar haze large cabi ID cached from
The rHn building.
Ii is deemed UNNECESSARY ts say anyihng m nhrhcn'
lar Of the character these tiers, 10 II IL generay
believed thar they not inferior tn any i'll the South
ern STATES All the a usemeh's that are generally
found at Watering Places will be found at this. The
best music that this part OF III country affords has
beel eng ged and will be incons' nj attendance at the
Sprn IS during the whole
he suhsclib will avail himself Of This opinrtunty
in returning his uneisned thanks FIR tn very liberal
qupport given hin last and hGpes by the ever
ion that have 1adN in improving and extending
ia. accommodations. merit liberal patronage the
N esont se,gou, JNU CRAM.
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EAOLREAR'S Science of peEmanshp received, and
~ ,or sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 Cuatres rect, New Jrleau4, l3J lifn,dwuy
New YORK, JanSnine ST., Mobile.
Its particularly designed for private learners, and
schools, aud lis caicuated Tor persons OF all ages.
Ladies aud gentlemen invited to Gull and examine
the system for the lsaEe5.
Lessons ure given at sch houses as may suit the
convenience of ALL and to classes formed in any part
the city.
Ladies' ho prefer itcau receive lessons their rel
sidences
pers. paying for Que :, oflessons are desired
attend until they wrltst well as they wish.
mi Dol BEAR IL BROTHER.
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Srrnfula Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous DIG Pains in the Bones, by frss
eases, use Of Mercury
the boad being in vitistei state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharmaceutical and accuracy and contaiu
the active principle of asaparilla in the CONFER
ated degree, combined with ether vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
The great desiderntum with physicians in being abb
10 exhibit large quantity of Sarsaparia in a ma
Dose has been obtained in this preparatonthey, being
fully convinced Of its merits, confidently administer
the course Of their practice.
Price 81 so por bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
likOrIiElt'S drug store, No. Canal STREET, whs
may be had fresh aud genuine, direc from the prT III
tors, Swaims PanarGa and Verlnuge Pottcr's Ctaoi.
con- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh dru ga, md
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LATE PUBLICATIONS..
Z I ROMWFII an Hstori al Navel h, the suthnr ,

: ! "fhe ltrn,her<," &c. in vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting ri
Outlines of Anatomy, Physio ogy. and Hygiene, with
such hin the pra lice of PLY sic Surgery, and thu
diseases Of women md children, as may prove usefu in
'silies wheu regular physicians cannnl be procured
heing a companion and guide for intelligent principals
mana tctonfs, Plantations, and bra ding school
head OF tan e4 masters Of vessels, missionaries OF
jewellers; an; useful sketch for yonus men CONN enc
Ing ii stI.iy OF medicln BY Eeyneli Coates, VI. ID.
Biography. for the of unilies, illustrated by raps
l,n'' ensravinls, i'll vols
Just recei ed and for sale by W MckEAN,
mo- -ur Camp and Common s,s
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EN,J. LEVY.


SPAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author Of "A year
- in SPAIN in 9 vols.
Traits fInd,a character generally applicable
the Aboriginies of North America, by & Turner. ESQ
. vols.
The Political Grammar, of the United States, " q
complete view If the theory and practice Of the gea.rs
and state governments, with the relations he" them
dedcated and adapted u tho eung OF the United
Slaies, by f ID Mansfield, Esq.
Nimrofs Hunting Tours interspersed with character
stc anecdotes, sayings and dnings of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders Of England
with anal y,cal contents, and general index Of names.
volumes.
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no lITlE JURY NoR coPAIVAn

A BOUT six months ago had the misfortune l" get
N sacr.t dneas-, for uhich have applied to SIEVE
raj doctors cure, anu thew did not cure me- so n""
ON the abo 20 date put myself under the cafe ct 'oto
Hnrt and expect him 10 cure me- Since that u'i't
the disease got WORSE 10 break out IN large nccis
10 The nun Der of six eight h eS, and all over
prcsrut lime on account of tho disease; large ulcer
the right side OF the throat. nm putting ~
enn.irntlv under the care of Er. lluet q Paris.
10 he perectly cured JOHN DEAN.
"a. A. w '-..-
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FHNHE Genuine india t'atSAmOi ,Net" ~ 40" 49,. g
houn! IL p,,t up in bottles al the lu's price 1T 81
,,,s each containing the strength Of thrcc ounces OF
Ive,wort hest es tha Irtues q nsllr Other roots anu
herbs known among The Indians as etcacous N curing
pulmonary complaints.
The riyalled success which has attended The use OF
This inesnahe Basnm wherever ii has been intro
d ,ced has ult lined ihe cnnidence mud recommends
r,rs f rcspccIahle ol,ysc.s for The OF cougns
colds main in the sid, Of rest splitting o. blood
liver complaint, Sc.
To wh,a, ii may ncern. Thiss 10 CERTIFY that We
have ~ out practice frequently prescribed MRS card
nru i,du,n Ral,an of Livarwor d i!oarhamna, will
:, jecdcd rood eHact: therefore, from the know
edge Of the materials it is ain fro d t'ers'ol
us,i experience recomnenh It a. seri1 rr'aratn'
sun.nds.I, AIR RI WILLIAMS, VI. d.
CALVIN ELLIS VI. u.
Memhe.s OF the Boston Medical Association.
Boston, 0c,aber %.
salsby JAWS aAp"t' vs.
\ y. \
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PINNOCk's ROME, &c.

EDlNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDlIlON OF DIX
L Goldsmth's Abr:dgment of the History Of Rome
to which is prsiixed an Introduction to the Study
Ronan History, and great variety of valuable infos
nation added throughout the work, on the Manuers
Institutions and Antiquities of the Rou.ans with ma
merous biographical and historical Notes; and ques
tons for examination at the end of each section. Il
Illustrated with thirty engraving on wood, BY A!heron
OF England, from the Invasion of julius Cesar to the
death of George I'd, with co'!in atio to the yea
1882 With auestiol,s for examination at the end IL
ton added throughout. the work. Consisting Of table
OF contemporary Soyereigns and eminent persons
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on tie poE
ties manners and literature of the age. An uutIineb
the Constitution. sc. &c. illustrated by many engr.
nlgs.
GUYS ELEMEsrs OF ARTRoNoMY, and an Aoridgmsp
of keith's New Treatise the Use of Globes. Nep
American edition, with additions and nlroven eni
cAplaton Of the astronomical part Of the Ar
Iican Almanac.
Just received and for sale by WM M'KEAN
nov "A corner OF Camp and Common ST
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n no CERTIFY That the nh ment'nDcd slspGse
ru;tr we'll cured 10 nv avn satisfaction, for which
hank Or. Huet: and moreover .ss that the lnedi
cine have taken makes fat. and did not inlnre my
neath at all therefore advise nr low sufferers "
lose no time and upplv 10 DR. A. liue', 10 iounn 81
They will find n tue doctor Tor this cosnplaini.
JOHN DEAN. ~ Grnvter street.
If any onr wants 10 me, call at No. lO III awe
street, and thar will be satisfied.
Tolc published at tue option Of D.. Hnet
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HAMPERS CLASSICAL LIBRARY
4 l GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, ID D, with
IL an appendix, containing ranslarl1ue OF various
odes &c. by len Jonson, Cowley, Milton, Drydon
Pope Addison, Swift Cnat,etto,, .Vaksieid, Porsor
Bryan, &c. and some OF the eminent posts OF tn
day-Hid
PhEDRUS, with the appendix II >iulius transls
ted by Christopher Snarl, v,ls f1rn.n, volumes l8
and l5ui "iurpers classical Library
The expedition Of dJ i1ijY cLtN&iR, by
S1ollet, u D. ~lh ns.n Jr 1f IN. Au,hur, by Tus0
Us koscoe, Esl., new edition, with illustrations. by Go
CruIKshank
THE iiP5Y; Tale,b the author of "Isic nSiIsV
Mary oii' Irgundy," &C., sw edinoa v"'s Loi.pts
n one.
PAUL ,LlFFoRD;by the au.acr 'pslhs
The DIET 3D." sc, being ycune IL OF lps new eat
nof"tl ~uT's Complete Tks. JuCt rr.eivea .
sale,y WM Next AN
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To : UE. LADIES.
a TKINSON'S BEPlLLATOKY, fr removing s,t-
n perluuus air from thu fuce, neck and arms, with
equal safey and certainly, leaving the skin finer aud
winter than before tue application. A fresh supply
iust received at GUlON'S,
Ma F,s eha4-rIIs ess'ss s., -
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MTOriCE.-The ewuer of several packages merchan
| Y die marked Madame v. Artiquencuve. per shin
Ciroon from Nav York, is hereby not fed thai thew
n,ii cn.in -
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pps nod Aaa siana hotel,

Z - fstia sr. ~ WHAT N "A |HI
lSS rs. MARY kItkLAND respectfully an.
aonnccs 10 her irieHds and the public gene
ally that shc is prepared TO eceomnoi'e them at
the abov, establishment, aud hopes fr,m her
cxertons 10 rsnt!er visitors cpmir,nblc, TO receive
d continuance of former f.vors She feels conn.
don't that prrsons visiting Covirsion daring the
snmmcr months, caunot fud b@tter accommodations
than she afford thea, mere liberal terms.
Her house IS pl.lsAnty situated, and .scll s"prrd
with every convenience; The bar is FURNISHED win
the most choice iqnnrs &c. in short, she promises
.Aat nothing shall wanting on her psr' 7" give
tire satisfaction to all who may patrohize INC
ississipp aud ,nsiana Hotel. }e3
flo THE PUBLIc--The undftsgnad. having
Il seelioi under DIR. SCI midi oil Charl"son'
Ssorti, Carolina. and for vttrs his assistant in
gl,a prreaicr Of madeleine and surgery has he tenor
To offer his professional services in this city
Flu assures the Indies aud genlspen tia, the most
prompt aitanten will bo p,id 80 tho calls when
NAV he made; and also oS,rs his services ia the
holders OF slaves, being well acquainted with the
discusses common 10 ihctn, having attended them IN
the sugar house in Charleston.
Thetanious anti bilious pills ter tho compos'tior
ef Professor Smoliette. with directions can DO ha'
nf tho undersigned. Tho effect winch III . have
prpdnocd in this and other cities, has been i. ande'
with the grcalcst Success, to which the best o
rriareno"s can be given. Apply at M lhb Maga
,;,e s,-cot JNO M'InR1NG
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1895 l43 h. or Sd 23b
Northward Coming Southwark the time is six hours
less henE 5 DAYS pnd IL hours - =

legs; heins 5 days and II hours.
TEN COLLARS REWARD. I--Ir-
gpANAWAY FIR III 1863 C:rondeel cernar Of Hevia
\ streets, on he nigh of 81 h Of ADJUST. and was
seen he next morning in sydras street, gro boy
named HARi.' ;, about II ye"rs of age, On fee
o. therenhouts in hei: black. aud has i'm ed.
nent in his speech, of his legs il spre asonee
by recent hur: he had when he en-, away white
cotton or lin hirr and while cotton antalOuns.
gnnst receiving harborng said negro, w as al,
other persons, the unjust rgour of the Law will b.
enforced against thrm. The above rewa will be pais
nm int ny Of the a OF sef II n.
-teee sept
NDTt'E-The coi,artnershi' heretofore existing
under the firm Of iuboA & Garretson, has bees
dissolved The subscriber will liquidate the affairs
the concern in this city, and requires all 'sons in eb
ed to make payment to him only, and all tl"se having
claims, to present hem for settlement.
mug at II GARRETSON
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nJN, TEEl " HEAVY GOODS at, sqHar
L and bundle iron, we'll ted.
II ,np, scroll and rod iron, nail rods AND plons
m0ulsls
Cast, German, shear. bs'ersd, spring, sheet and
Crnwle, steel
Honw ware en-, and wrought nails aud spikes
Ziuc, block ,u mill am, grind stones, sal, kettles
Cham cables, anchors, hoes
d. log y, d Trace th.ins, mills
Anils vices, Hammers aud ln:ll"ws
Wire sheet, pig and lar lead; shot
Cad, and c"'king slo,es
Anrs Row lnri's and iler spades ant, shovels
Hook aud plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, shalrs, AMI other axes
lard aud Mauilla cor,inge, lines and twine
Bolt and shca'hing eopl'cr; Naval stores
Paints, iinsted aud sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware and ship chandlery
ALWAYS on hand ,a wlcl, ntft, f. sale At whse-
sale or retail on the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON " Co So Old I.evee
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JIM I'd " Y fIVNTs w n
Cor Common and Tci.apituulas is.

a E,l BoOKS-Naval Sketch Book, N, the Service
Y Afrat and ashore. With characteristic reminlsceu
:es, fragments and opinions. by the author OF
tllrs OF a Tar, &c. second series, in vols.
Rnndum Recoections OF this House OF Commons
nm the wear 1880 the close OF 1855 including pei 60
al sketches of the leading mcmberSby of no par
Y, inst received and Tor sale ~ " McKEAN
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TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. sc
A NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
N and distances, from pnce TO place, along tbs stage
and steam boat routes, by II. s. fenner.
MIrcHELL's MAP OF THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, which
given the oistsnces in miles from place to another
also the OF the canals and rail roads through
out the couury, carefully compiled from the best NJ
t; Oriiiss-punished by 5. Augustus Mitchell
MIrcHELLs TRAyI lLER's GUIDE THROUGH the
UNITED STATES; map of the roads, distances steap
boat and canal routes Sc just received and for sale
WA AFkEAS,
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WON / Al III
- ~ NJ IN - Y-IY r, n n e ~

ia In FOR THE TIE ETH.
'HNH established rep ,taon and con,ta lily ucrca ms
demand for this If, ual remedy Of pam, and pra
scrvave of the teeth, has induced II e sub crlner
oiar it 10 the American pubic. Arrangements hav
been made to sup.n agents in all the principal cite
and towns in tAe United states, so to place il th
the reach NJ those suffering and likely suffer this
harussng of all ache, iooth.aclle.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, ii has never TAI ed afford inr,d ate and
nunent re irf 1t also arrests the decay defectv
teeth aud relieves Tint soreness hch tIequentI,
renders strong tooth useless The ap LEGATION auf
rcniedy SIM: {, Innocent an rot unpleasant; aus
III, large her oil persons in different sections II tn
country that have air ady exerie iced such de igh'ii
and ulary effects from the of the Balm read,
10 bear tor the public good) their testimony its IN
rignlled q,aItes. 1t is an India" remedy, obtained
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