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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

OTICE-The subscriber would IT Especially ca,
~ the attention of his friends and tn Public gpner
ally t" his ~ W, and >rtdid tnet Of goods for
Grn,!encns wear, consisting OF the Best Wool Dl ed and
Wooden los and Cassimeres of every color vhi II.
viii make up 10 ord, The reasonable rms and
most fash on"h' manner. III, has also great variety
;oi teshgs OF the most ia>iIunah. patterns.
p. rsnl- d; >r!s Of uc.iaans cthng would do well
f. give hun cai at his store, opposite the Buildings
rr:.n. Avrune K. W. BATES
Oct SGT Nat Int Will
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

ArATlO>AL WIG SnNG!--ihs day re-, . we'd and
" for sale al MORhISDN'S Book store, four doors
west at Brown', Hotel The National Wing Sorg written
b, Vim HAYDEN, Esq nd respectfully dedicated TO the
Wings nt the United stes by the author. It contains
hra FIJI photographic ike Of the old Hero of Tip
pncanne Mar. 7.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
CITY DRDI NAN G. ES

AN ACT making a, apln"p ia'lon fo repairing the wait.
of th" Wa-hiug OF Canal
Be ii enocfpd by The Bourd fiidermen nnd the Hoard o.
Cmmon Counciof the Gu, IF Wash, gtoa hat the sun
at hundred AMI si"rt, five nonI> b.. aud IA! same is
II hS. app oprla !! out i lhr g n.rn uud Tor prr
ost q !trauug the walls ul the Wo>hln. con C,i,al
oil said Canal
J CARBERY
President IF ne Bonrd Of C,mmon CmDc,'
Oh. W. GrLD>BpRp itIi
Presmrtof he Io,rI of 4hh1m n
Approved, Aprn |, i>lo.
PETER FOrr!', Minor
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.-lh he only eJec.
tual remedy lor "xcorlaed Nipples. WREN rope, "
used aii to afford relie The tol owing trsli
mnhias from gentlemen eminent III their profession are
submltltd
! N.w Huren, ION May 1892.
have witnessed the api,c4t!c the artificial nip
ti.lac,oh Of the mother The instrument well
dalt"d or such af ctrd with excorIaed n,pT. s.
| IiIO>. HUBBARD, M. d.. Prot. Surgery. Med. last.
OF II ColIrS., Conn.
WASHINGTON frbaury, an 1884.
Fl wing mined Dr. Pral,> newly invented nipple
shield. and Witnessed is practical applications, lake
great pleasure In 1.sndng It hs d'cd"y superior
10 av 'hi"g re,iGrslv known 1t constitutes perfect
TENET. mi tia di-ues>i u ",aiadt, nipples dis
easr which 20 frequently "ticts - ing women.
THOMAS SEWALI..
PhHudclphil, Jnnuury 1871, 1884
DR.. EIjAh PrIr;
DEAR SIR AS feel it a matter Of much public i'm :.
ci"c-. 10 oS>r-s means los >sinng thu terrible suf
I-rimss nipples" have mach pleasure IN
ne ahe to say thai the shi Id Tor the preventing and
cur" VI Is na"dy, bett. aa.l to the lip PCS.
nan an, nav h.I,.f fore In two Of tnrrr
in>t'n es have known them 10 h. used. nch salI.,ar.
ton has been express It, AM have e>iiann 10 h+l,.y.
II - g"n"ia s sHrc"ti. ell i,rI sad I! OF tins
al has .''IL' IT, I" ranin nrh" ~ to x.rrs- wish
thai our Cay tr'nt The .a'iols an"cnj"s NAV b.
S"IiHitd "''F 'arin. ain lU,l- &c.
w. p. Devices.
For SAL
tODD'S Drug Store.
jl-D,no
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

DOMESTiC GOODS, 80 PACKAGES, VERY
- CHE \P.-We have ol, n"d in the I'd story OF on,
s,orehon>t, the follow ing imported and dou este goods
wh ch will b. sold tie piece very cheap Tor cash OF
to Innctual customers:
10 cases fine blrachrsi long Shr,ings
" NO hras! do do do at IL l.2 cents
10 do common furniture Prints
II do handsome sly le Calicoe-, for IL l 2 cents
6 bales / brown Cotohs
do ! I v-Iy fine brown Shirtn.s
Russia Diapers
do crash 10 good quality
do k.esia Huskahack
Cases Irish Linens, very cheap and pure
case Log Lawns
do camb,ic Musns
1t0 dozen cotton Hose and Half Hose
100 do common Linen aiihr,c n 'ike rch;eCs very
cheap BRADLEY Il CATLE1 T.
mar II
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

M ALTE BRUINS Universal Geography, or DIES erin
4'A Of all pats OF the world. ACCORDING. to the great Ia
nral division If the globe accompanied with anaiy t,cal
-y"op''c"l and elementary tabl's, in vols P,ice 81
For sale at w NJ MORRISON'S book and Stationery
5 .'ie d0r's vest 81 Browns Hotel. mar
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

AN ACT making an appropriation 70 he repair Of the
ro,m os'l tie W'>t MaIhrt I'd or of'cr rrhtnses
lie il smacea &C. lhat III" sum g. L!i .!,u nl".
thirty 'rollas. much thereof tdAy be necessary
hr. and III" s"ine u Ettty arlr"b af'd. on "i tie gr
neral :utd. io h" ruriosa Of VIII thr sta way III
The Over IT." W.. ~ ks'. a.d kJg Sl.t ~
the Wimows All strd 1"nl, aud r.Wp,' I r capos ~.
said market hou~". ard u Ill ~" II IT, >C,t the
proceeds Of The sale We ~ H." c.ri'i ~ srn".
raj fund all oil Which - al h. c- tn d,I, c'iu.
of The IS~o,,r 81 III. fts' wa3h
Sec 2. Rnd be IL fnGcifd = Nat thr.comniissIot.r o
III" fret ward with ih az. rob NIor ~ DC A,a,ur, .t
ami r"ty. ,ucr Ze - j. ~ 4 d roOu ~ tue
best advantage and that al nont v hci, shah b. n.
iy"d Tor r,ht shall BE- placed 10 the ere i OF The grr.
al lurd
Approved, April |, 1870
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
WASHINGTON CORPORATION
BoARD OF ALDERMEN !
MONDAY, MARCH 80. 1870.

Pr sort Nessrs Col ~ crough Randolph KirkU God
Manr. Gnn'nn, Wat,tTslon, Brent, Clarke, Brady
MursEal, aad Dove.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

A SELECTION OF GAMES AT CHESS, actualn
pia, rs Phadut and his cont, 10, on ares-Nuw
fiji. ubnsh The ,,e mai lnau.c,i,,s with notes
AID an't,os, By G. n,ge Walker, sale at The Book
and sia'Ion.iy Store of w. NJ. MORRISON
Mar. Z. doors WI, 81 ri Bi ov ns Hotel.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

'B'HE WORKS OF CHARLES EAMB--,o which u, e
prrfxpi his Letters AMI Sketch Of ms Life. b,
hnlnAs Noon afoure, QUE h hIs .Xecuo,s in 2 els
lnr sale ~, w. M MORRISON,
Mar II. ! doors, west III Bluwu'- III tel.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

COMPOUND SIEuP OF S.RSAPARiLLA -
" Those wishing 10 employ tie dial power
the sa'a ar,ila viii rd in the Compound Srup one OF
the hest aud most convenient preparations in use II
has been extensively used il tins city az Alternative and
Si"ing purifier. with the happ'si results Prepared al
Mar TODDS' Drug Store
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

A Elk, HAM TAILORING Il HARkNts>
IVA rrs,"rhy in"'h,s It's i,cnG~ and jhr public 'hs,
hs h 3 comihehrr' lus Per " auia avenue. a
w d"os H. 81 Of mn street, wc- he IS ,eady 10 exc
cn't all ord - H. his ',nr
IL has on hand and Is constantly receiving. a
ulpG OF fashionable Cl this. Cassinerrs and Vrstp
" ch tc VIII max" 10 odrr at the shotte notice AZ
the NOT rcsot able terms Aud he hopes by strict al.
'enon TO business to nsti and receive share Of rnb
pe' ronace
\. b Prisons rre'e' ring to furnish ,lcir O n Cloth,
car have them made up TO order a, the shortest notice.
Feb 22-H y,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

RACTS AND OTHER PAPER S relating pr,nciaal.
" "a t',1gin Settlement, and Progress Il Ia,
Colo"s ~ North Atn'rird from the Discovery oil th
Country IN TIE year i716, Corrected bv IT. Force ~
volume = "r sale al h Book and Stationary Store q
u. Mn KloON fou, west uf Browns ilo,s |.
Mar Il.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

W ~ nariicaid against purchasing hon any traveller
'"aeI "'a'"'ei pretences they may onried, any OF
DIX. EVANS INVALUABLE MEuICIAES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

Result of the great Eiectfon---Victory Oh
the Locofocos--Fsout of the Tippecanoes--
Prospects of the Future--A Beam of Hope
from the West.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
The following are the returns, as Tar "a "scef-
tanned last night when paper went TO press =

In this result is seen the bad management Of the
Wings of this eity-the folly Of their obstinacy
about the Registry Law-and the paralyzing infiu-
ence of the Wall street ciiques ahe popular sem
tiIaen of the city. At time the w all street po
htcians were for letting the eectioE go by default
and afterwards, when they resolved 10 make a
move,-they dscountenanced the organization OF the
Tippecanoe clubs. Now ii is very evident that the
Registry Law ought to be repealed, except the one
day voting and the division into districts, both of
which work very well VIII the legislature move
this pointl The Tippecanoe clubs shOnld also be
established every where.
Yet IL is some consolation TO the poor Wings TO
know that the City of New-York is not the State
nor even the State the Union Last year the State
went against the ocolocos and it is highly probable
that it will do again This city is peculiar COM
muny-an isolated point acted upon by isolated in
huences. IL is evident however that if the Wings
mean to elect Genera Harrison, they must wSrk a
little harder the ensuing summer than they yet
did. In order to give them some encouragement and
10 show them precisely how they stand, how much
cider they have TO drink aud how many songs to
sing, we have taken the paips to place before them
by way of "meniento mori," the following accu-
rate history of the Last four wears
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

THE CRoroN WATER WoRKs.-The three thou
sand wild Irishmen these works still hold OUT
for the dollar per day. and threaten pretty much the
1t is now time, the election is over,
that something shoRld be done to put stop their
unlawful ovements
We learn that the strike was first thought of and
planned last winter amongst the laborers employed
by Robert Pettigrew of Manhattanville who is the
contractor on section No. 81. He had at that time
sixty engaged, although he required but twenty
They went to him, begged for work, willing to
take any price rather than starve and did at that
time cheerfully accept six shillihgs per day In the
winter James Corles, and another turbulent fellow
named Patrick -, stirred up rebellion with
their fellow laborocs, and agreed TO strke' for
dollar, on the day they did Since their operations
the line of the works they have seized five YES
sells, the William Wallace, Imperial, Elizabeth
Warng, r. +. Stockton, and Mahogany Lighter at
Hurlgate, loaded with sand for the works. The
lives OF the crews threatened and part of the
property destroyed. The masters of the soops
this city for protection, but refused an
audience with Mayer Varian. This is the last act
of the rioters.
In the meantime the contractor have held meet-
ing 10 adopt some measures for their pro lection and
for the re-commencement Of the work. About
thirty came together on Monday and resolved to
raise the wages this eonth I; and if raised in May,
that the highest price should be shings per
day They also resolved to petition the city autho-
rites for sufficient force to protect them and their
workman whilst engaged in completing their con-
tracts 1t is thought that Notwithstanding the talk
and threats of the laborers there more than two
thousand who will now go to work if sure of pro-
lection against the others A depuaton from the
contractors called on the Mayer last evening. He
told them that all legal measures would be taken TO
protect those laborers who weuld go quietly and
peaceably to work. We may, therefore, expect
something satisfactory from the line in day or two
We give statement Of the combined contractors
in our columns to-day II forth the whole trouble
from beginning to end, and presents very fair view
of the case.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

From these tables, it viii be that during the
years 1887 and IS the wings had a majority of the
popular and electoral votes throughout the Union.
Why cant they come up to the scratch this year as
they did then According to the results Of the
present year, there is every appearance that they
stand good chance to elect HARRISON in spite Of the
untoward result ofthe election in this city On the
data already furnished by the elections this year,
we have constructed the following table, by way Of
glass Of "hard cider" which may be considered a
fair estimate, provided the wings are mp and al it,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
1000 5000
Arkansas,
5000

By this estimate, General Harrison is elected be-
You'd doubtful TO do this, it must be reeollected
that they must sing much larger number of songs,
drink tremendous quantity of hard cider, and erect
lots Of leg cabins in every district of the Union
There must be no idling among the Tippecanoes, or
their fun is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

THE SPLENDID EaUrsrEIAS TKouPr, Of Mcssrs.
welch a Bartlett took their departure last evening
in the steamboat Massachusetts, for Providence,
where they to perform for few days. Their
high standing in this eligible brilliant and respect
able audiences they have attracted throughout the
season, and their unparalleled talent will ensure 10
them, We are certain, cordial reception by the
good people Of Providence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

W,RLIKE.-Thc " Buffalo Advertiser comics as
follows from the Toronto Patriot
We stop the press TO say that we have jus heard
from an authority ,ohich may be relied anon that
His Excelency the Lieutenant Governor has re-
ceiyed important dispatches from Major General
sir Richard ID Jackson, in reference, il is
10 the North Eastern Boundary question. Indica-
tions OF activity in our military deences have been
manifested Our authorities are on the alert and
serious difficulties must therefore be appre hended
The leading article Of the Patriot strongly urges
the probability of a war between Great Britain and
the United States, on the ground that the former
country cannot give up the disputed territory with
out at the same time relingushing the Canadas and
concludes with the following advice
Our parting words TO our LOYAL fellow subjects
are Keep your muskets clean, look TO your fnts and
above all Keep your po,cder dry, for a contest with
the United States cannot be a small war"
The Toronto Colonist Of w edne sday saws an order
has been issued by the commander of the forces in
timating that none Of the officers stationed in the
provinces, can for the present be allowed leave Of
absence from their regiments. The same paper
says, the dispatches above referred to by the Pa
triot, arc said 10 be Of important character but
their precise nature has not transpired.
The English prints, the Canadian, and many Of
the American unite in thinking there will be war;
IL is said also that General Scott thinks so too
Well, be it so-tce think neutrality-suspicious. and
deeidedly-and wei who comes out right
England and the United States can't be kicked into
war. It's all trick and political maneuvre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
Our Double sheet.

Our double sheet to-day contains collection oil
usefu and interesting extracts from last foreign
papers, splendid Bank Note List OF all the banks
in the Union, corrected to the latest data sketch
of the life and character of the late ex-Sherih
Parkins-a list of letters in the Post Office, not
vet called fora statement OF the contractors on
the Croton Aqueduct-a late fashionable wedding IN
Broadway Bal Travestie in White street.-the
important returns of the election in this city, when
closed last night, Sc sc. SC Such sheet so
interesting so useful, comprehensive, price t'oo
cents is unparalleled in the history of the press
Single copies done up in wrappers to be had al the
Office Il Ann street.
Result of the great Eiection---Victory Of
the Locofocos--Rout of the TipPecanoes--
Prospects OF the Future--A Beam Of Hope
from the West.
Last night at shutdown, closed one of the drollest,
quietest, sobcrest, and most peaceable elections
that ever took place in New York. As gene
raEy expected the locofocos have carried the city,
by a large majority for the Mayor, and in a large
majority of the Wards. Never did the locoiocoS
and the Custom House make greater exertions, or
manage more adroitly. Mr.. Van Buren,, reIoice ana
be glad, and give credit where credit is due Jesse
Hoyt has done welland so has all the Custom Heuse
bows, from top to bottom. The experiment of the
Registry Law has been made, and 10! the wings
are on their backs, but they still sing
Though we felt , ss s syf get g. y sP again.
And sac will W. yet
The following are the returns, as far as ascef-
tanned last night when our paper went TO press =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

ADvERrTsEp LErrEEs.-We are authorised to
publish the regular list Of letters in the Post Office
for this month, which will be found in this days
paper Heretofore Il has been the custom to publish
these lists in the Evening Post" and other mere
party prints, Of obscure character and little oircu-
lation. The publication Of these lists in the Herald,
a. a permanent system, will be found not only advan-
tageoHs TO the public, but highly useful to the
finances Of the government. The circulation of
the Herald being now greater than that Of every
other paper in New York, and still increasing
enables to place these lists in the hands Of al
most every person or family Of the community who
correspond through the Post Office. We have no
joubt the government will find the advantage Of
continuing the publication regularly in the Herald
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

THr HowARD BoUsE.-we refer our readers to
advertisement in this days pager concerning the
Howard House, anew and fashionable Hotel recently
opened at the corner Of Broadway and MaIden-ane
We learn that in point Of accommodation elegance,
tables, and other appointments, il is equal to any
house in TIE city The Ladies ordinary is particu-
larry recherche and delightful, and is pstronised to
great extent by the travelling public,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

TIErsoSE LrcrroS DAY.-There were two yester-
dav. One was in the morning, in Front few doors
from Wall street, and the other at night, in Broad
way opposite John street. Not much damage at
either.
The Philadelphia Engine has proved OF great SCI
vice At the fire last night she was placed directly
opposite the building, and in ten minutes II was
completely flooded with water, and the ERE po, out
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
Charter OAicers.
The following may be considered elected for
the ensuing year.
Mayor-ISAAC L. VARIAN.

Those in italics are Wings.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-31
F. TAYLOR.

III LIVER COMPLAINT This disease only
terminates in another Of serious nature II
proper remedies not resorted to in time In all
forms Of this disease Doctor HARLIcH's Compound
Strengthening and German Aperient Pills, will per
form perfect cure--frsl by cleansing the stomach
and bowels thus removing all diseases from the liver
by the use of the German Aperient Pills after which
the Compound Strengthening Pills are taken TO Civ
strength and tone those tender organs which re-
These pills are nearly put up in small packages with
full directions.
For sale at No 10 North Eighth street, Philadel-
phia and at the bookstore of Robert Farnham Penn
sylvania Avenue. may 2
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-31

CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.-The only
~ sure and the best courses to pursue in curing dis
eases, of whatever nature they may be, is first TO
cleanse tho stomach and bowels by gentle aperiens
secondly, 10 give strength and tone those tender
organs, by the use of proper tonnes This mode of
treating diseases pursued by the regular physicians
which they well know to be the only course to resort
to, to effect speedy and permanent DR. TIar-
ichs Compound Strengthening Tonic and German
Aperlent Pills medicine 10 fleet this riand
object. The German Aperient Pills are to cleanse
the stomach and intestincs-acr which the Com
pound Strengthening Tonic Pills are used to give
strength and tone to those organs which require ten
der treatment Two-thirds nearly of the diseases of
the nervous system and by continually using drastic
mineral purgaycs the sufferer will soon find himself
being too much refined to remain long in existence
Full and explicit directions, both in English and Ger
man, accompanying this medicine, Principal Office
for the United States, No 10 North Eighth street,
Philadelphia, Also for sale at the Bookstor of Ro-
bert farnham, IA Avenue ap21y
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-31
THE CULTIVATION.
i consolidation Of Buels Cuhvator and the Genesee
Farmer.
WILLIS GAYLop LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS
d. 49, = LII Ia. 1911


WILLIS GAYLoD LUTHER TUCKER, ED'ToRs
Prospectus Of FOL s, for 1871.
TNIIE Cnltivaior was established TO improve and
J. elevate the Agriculture of the country TO give a
proper the morals and mind Of the farmer to
show him the dignity and importance ohls profession
to store his mind with useful knowledge, andconvnce
him that while all classes and must be more or less
dependant on each other, he alone OF the whole can
make any near approach To Independence. II there ~
one thing more than another, which in this county
gives man superiority over his fellow men, il is
knowledge; and this know ledge,-knowledge which
essential to the success Of the farmer to other
,-it il the design of the cultivator 10 aid in I'M
parting,
The volume for 1910 Is filled entirely with original
communications, embracing articles from about 300
Correspondents, from almost every state in the Union
If an increase of subscription beyond any precedent
in the history of grlcultural Journals f the almost
unanimous voice OF the public press in favor If
the multitude of private yet lattefing testimonials we
have received, added to circulation amounting the
first year 10 twenty-five thousand may be admitted as
evidence, then have certainly most abundant
son 10 be gratiied with the success which has attended
the union of the Cullivator and Gencsce Farmer No
expense has been will be spared To render the Cult
Nator worthy Of the patronage 1t has received In the
number variety and excellence OF its illustrations, II
il without rival at home abroad, the last volume
being enbellshed with nearly one hundred engrav-
ngs illustrating the improved breeds of Horses, Cat
tie, Sheep, Swine, Buildings, Implements, &c, max
ing the Cultivation, all things considered il is believed
the cheapest Agricultural paper published in this
or any other country.
TERMS One Dollar per annum-Sx copies for
$5-the money TO be RENTED in advance, free Of post.
age commission Of 20 per cent will be allowed TO
Agents who obtain % subscribers, and % per
cent 10 those who obtain 100 or morel All subscrip-
tons To commence with volume
Postmasters and gentlemen DISPOSED 10 lend then
influence to aid the of Agriculture respect
fully requested to act agents Address
JESSE BUEL & Co
Publishers Of MS Cuitipator, Albany ~ y
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-31

TORE TESTIMONIALS in favor of Dr. Har-
ltl lichs Medicines.-Mr. James Henry, Roxbo-
rough, cured by the of the above invaluable med-
cines-his symptoms were pain in the side and back,
loss OF appetite pain in the stomach after eat
ing, costveness acdity in the stomach sick headache
ushngs of heat, night swcats, nausea and sometimes
vomiting, could not rest at night &c Seeing an adj
vertisement in the Ledger of the efficacy of Dr. Har-
lichs Medicines, was induced TO give trial which
am happy to state resulted in performing perfect
cure For sale at No 10, North Eighth street Phila-
dcIghia : ! !, :,
sylvania avenue, Washington city. apply