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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

.Meth0dists.- The Methodisls Of Texas
have added ixensyltwo hundred 10 lhsiz
church 10 the last le months
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

For the 6tst time in many years the
Presidential Campaign win open With our
Loco Foco friends diridsS as to their can
+didsls for President. They are split up
now On Ya1 Buren,. Buehsnaos R. M.
Johnson. Cbm- Stewart. aud Calhoun.
The Wings 70 ia solid body for CLAr
lar P.esiienE. and ScoFr FOR Vice Presi-
dent. II .9kzandrid Ga-site.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05


Is pTsPeF once and spheres and injustiee III
done @ no eue Who u prohibited Is usn ii n
anl ether, hecaQsss tAe sans prohibisien ex.E.
ziands y al. and thus there II perfect suuaIl,x
What tossd be thought q ths man who should
conthminafs The air We All masi breathe. j.
poison ne f0pntains from which we must II,
drink n Or II the man, who, IN ! deadly ns,'
thence, of ID arore and raging famine fsr.,1s,,
Cd and INCREASED ths anlilsis 81 disc W. j -.
st1yF oflIft LEI the shaver and broker 49,.
,+iAese questions. and when he has done "A II
his answer Is sny thing like Dsvid,s. nj,
maybe, whisper il his ar, - Thou Il. ~
mani
have, thus far, endsasofe&to call Ire at,.nw
tlon 81 ths public 10 the origin tna hatura v
meney and credit, 10 the svils and dahrer 81
psrver.Snr thsm from their first design apa Il.
siitulion, and 10 . remedy, when The abuss &c
/ ats. Ii another communication, may Sn,s,.
Into ghe operations 81 shayers and brokers. nor.
| Il detail, ana exhibi. not only the iremsnaess
l;p6uenec they WELD over in the property of,e..
country hui, also, over iis legislation and L.,1
lies. IL the mean times permit ma 10 subscrlb.
myself ycur friend, FAIR PLAN.
a. if ihe Richmpndi NSrfotk ,Lynchhary ans
o,her eth,ors should concut in The views d 81.
twritsl of the above article, asepublcaliOn m, I,
10 he publIr some service
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
THE SENATE.

There were twelve Senators 10 elect. this
spring, tIon having resigned. The result thus
far s.ands:-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

MeSsIs, DUO duu " uIu tIGCItu,
MORGAN.
sloan has majority for the Senate. and Pc
ter Dyche, op; is elected 10 the House by small
majority over James Ash, Wing. VI
LoUDoUN d FAIRFAX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
/ CHARLOTTE.

Dennis, Loco, elected b - naiofiiy over ghe
sterling Whis, cardwell A thin vdte.
ALBEMARLR.
Thomas J Randolph (0P.) 66e
Shelton F. Lsalre lOp.) 653
AiexaHder Rives (w.) quo
Hardin nassie (W.t 56l
Highest majority 81. ass
More than 50 wings .. he Court House did
not volt. and there vas general apathy on one
side and great sxsrsiOn On The o'her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

The Duke Of Norfolk. whose death IN
Englsnd is reported BY The last arrival
(iIom that couniIy. was q Catholic, Pre-
fhier, Duke. and Earl. hereditary Earl
MaTshal, and the FIRST Catholic Peer who
took bis seat in the House Of Lords after
the passage Of the emancipation act.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

Thus far the Wings have gained member;
10 7T.t'.t
andIlO Is. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

- a ~, .iahIoiUe.l arFlele wiylFEls q
vigorous pen, md ssaas ssas - - $500.
one shat calls lepa1S w =
srAtiqp Of public ssnlsshsP. y =, " -.
10 eEecs The eblscs-as rs HtNss 80 q
moss suspiciops ar he purpose Basinsss q
an NJ rams6ca.ionl has been tnorsor lessiBam-
melI4d 5, he divsEasn ST money isom Is hsiu-
matt uses; and lhs sOrniyl awakened p aenss
y danger. should never resi- unul she inessus !
81 which nov paralyses eli is ensfgiess
and siishts iss prosperity
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PORTUGUESE
+ f. M A L E Pill /, :

SvEHTED fREPAREDBv
NJ. DE- BOUDELOQuE, NJ. D., LISBON. PORTUGAL.
THE Scientific combination Of ingredients of which ee
Pills composed, have made them the wonder adm
ration of the world. They known all Europe
certain in producing the monthy turns. Their certainty al
being such that thew not be- used during
for though always mild safe and healthy, bv certain
produce miscarriage if used during that period
The directions translated into English .si urd
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boy
tau the signature OF M de Boudeloque aud the English II
recons have the signature of Dr. r. MELVEA authorised
agent for the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail the United
States. Letters directed to DR. y. Mevesu, hoy a, New
York, will with immediate attention All leers
be paid. Sold by Cherry, Caths
rne Price S. Half boxes 81 No half boxes by
mail. jyI msr
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HETNEI

WOULD inform his patients and the public rhI he sill adj
heres to his original proposition, TO receive
either Tor medicine or attendance until the Patient satisfied
reme.ed from ls Broadway TO No 81 Reade opposite
the Marshall House. where ne socs tbs the
above mentioned conditions of all who have suffered for
long time under diseases considered BY them ncuTable
SOLOMON HElNE, NJ. d.
For the advantage of all who wish to attend tho treatment
Of Dr. Solomon Heins would that the only Doctor
Hene Who has ever lived in had his Office in Broadway
the residing 81 Reade opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician came this country about eight years
since. have had the pleasure Of knowing him since that
time and of witnessing many surprising cures performed
By himhe is above the Of So years. and the only one
OF the who member Of the medical Institutions oil he
City aud State of New York u,, =,
Sworn before me, this 9th day of
of April, A. d. 1872
RIcH,Rp RErp Com of Deeds. jyi3 lmsc
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLES OF
TMOSPHERIC PR ESSUR L

IN
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
- .- cory
II ANiNG lately lost two bicus teeth, called Mr..
Levett To- supply their places with artificial ones aud az
iods me much pleasure 10 testify his skill and sbty
Dentist Indeed have teeth fixed fitted with
exictnes and at the time with less painful pressure
on the gums cheeriuly recommend that gentleman the
especial notice of the medical profession well the pub
nc feeling satisfied from my experience that they may
hdently rely on his skill IN his profession
tSignedl GRANVILLE $. PATTISON, Nj. D.
- Professor of Anatomy, University of New York.
February 18Th, 1912.
Copy Of letter from Judge Noah 10 Or. Lepeu
NEW YoRK, May2 1912.
DEAR SIR
IL both matter of duty aud pleasure state that the
artificial teeth the principle Of atmospheric which
made for lady my family has succeeded every
pecn appearance comfort and utility, aud has given entire
satisfaction
am, dear sir, your obedient,
(Sgned) NJ NJ NOAH
Mr. LEvErr Dentist, 900 Broadway corner of Warren ST.
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MEDICAL.
LUCINA CORDIAL.

IT. barely three general introduction
has not only spread ITS usefulness throughout
and sustained The vast Alton which had seq
inventor by the unvaled has been discovered pos
sess IN The cure Of ineiplent consumption The knowledge
man frame first suggested idea Of using this way and
Tho result Is Hat medicine has been addd the catalogue
the cure OF ncpent consumption which places the disease
with due precanion under the control Of the patient is
csr as an sacn remedy in ase 3" Gee Fao A
bus difficult painful mensuaon lnconnence of Urine and
States has taken precedence of all other medicine such
trouble Should hess however person lsborns under
my personal responsibility, feeling assured il they give
and s ts%ass, 70 Masn viii be- Re result par Bs
as also the case ~ Europe the immense American reputation
yesgaed indubiabe and generally admitted power enable
ssoe w9 Sen mse 6rn bear and
Iareny hopeless prosation perfect health and activity
DR.. Magnn, notwithstanding mmensef oregn celebrity
the great amount Of respectable testimony that accompanied
sono in these particulars
sale of upwards of hundred thousand bottles coupled
and much knowledge founded alton
hststngy far exceeding my snguine hopes,
most important ends for which K IS and has b
come so justly and universally popular To be- explicit
bic for the assumption, that the Lucina Cordial can nvg
crate the write powers IN males and make them focundant
arncai produce that
aac maS,nsa barren, wnen VIII enable them beor children
tAt Ihaye 70 SPEAK psy exceedingly de
misand stood and guarantee for the great re ponsLi
which have cheerfuy assumed With feelings of sincere
Luena Cordial has been headed country,
man, r"S JUN Wv W fSSS:Ri T HoEDEKE%kLL MD
New York, and 90 North Sixth Philadelphia
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
IA MES COR DON BE wv E TT,

N W. CORNER FIJL TON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THr NV fofk il.RALp-A daily paper ,ssned ever,
Of the weekprice cents copy country sab
scnbe furnished the for any peche period on
areTtance advance No sent ~ less Iu IN advance
THF WEEKLY Hrp,Lp--Fued every Saturday morning at
nine oeockpce sir and quarter cents per ,opyornshed
subscribers at S325 an""" w anFahce OF NE
same rate for any specified period.
VoanSssosnENrs az, prorr;e,sg and Ed,,nr,nJ al os1
dsu on busness must ~ post peFi
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OCULlSTS.
DOCTOR J. FIR An CTS,
OCULIST

NO 10 BARcF y STREET. within two door. Of the
ID wing nsbnlss Of the longest standing, Without
ANY '"'-'" @'N CERTIFICATES.
s M 1 20 dnss y9e Of about sin yelT
sailed 2g me to-day and states that he has been the patient OF
God R f''"'n IA. JAMES Sii So under
s S 81 G %y eSd ca %s seIsd With
& eyes for sngih Of time Of them almost blind
without any good effect, and espsrsd Of them being
Tseoeed They are now perfectly restored to sight BY Dr.
,,'' .D pyASIEL s. JONES, .ss Pearl street,
he ;kiful ireamsni Of Dr.. j. Francis. my sight IS per
MARTHA BROWN III Forsyth street.
certify to the above being 4 ISp 9s a ssl!e ne
Pastor of the Stanton street Church.
& iSf b. S'F Ss ii o
m disease HESTER lsf' ddg
ha@ TO The G5 "Ssy
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of Mel ougaI ST. Church.
4 Gone Cons Pastor q the fsi BP1pt.i Church;
JoEps iAndreade Roman Catholic Prizes, of St. Peters
Nums Ssrpffsts can be seen a, the Ocs PSpaEed and
GH E SssaS ssy ssw from
the naiuE3 Without giving The slightest pain
iG%; FL s%s
New York Medical sOeety has Joined him, and every
d' oc o s s S% u aa an yG Sine
NOTICE re, TEEToTALLERs.-Gen We sp
~ paud the noble in WHICH you engaged and the
correct principles which you uphold Cold water, taken IN
wardly certain remedy for thirst and among
host OF Others this one decided ady over brdy does
not create thirst after aaying the old. Gentlemen we
wish to direct your attention to carm water applied out
wardlynot fresh water ehersat salt as the brny
You VIII ind such appliance great luxury your cold
est beverage the warmes, day and will nd you Of as ma
physical ills the eetoa pledge have done of moral
Try RIA NEAUS, foot of Desbroses street in
the shape of Hot Bath iy2f lwsc
no SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN, possessing
strong beard asd tender face the Metallic Tablet and Stop
of g. Saunders is the only article that will obvate
their difficulties most convincing proof Of their utility is.
that the cutters Lonion, Conan Haymirketi
Aikn. 30l Strands; Lowcock 38 Cornhll; Thomhul, ia
New Bond have them for sale aud recommend them
with the use of their own cutlery.
jy2t lm"c g. SAUNDERS, 1863 Broadway
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DOCTOR GLOVER

PEGS to inform those who have recently enqured If he has
II left the practice Of his roession, that he
prescribe for such his aid usual. Those dic
aud protred which require practical experience
have been the particular objects of his study The
regent Improvements in chemistry have into his hands
raj and important remedies which have the
yation of the less scrunising physician
DR.. Govers primary education enables him keep pace
with the improvements of the day. being graduate in the
dca profession The unsuspcctng stranger should beware Of
the host OF self named Doctors and of whom
be authors OF little BOOKS subjects OF which they
toteily ignorant
Office No. Ann st-private entrance, 9Th door /, ue
Museum-Oflce S'Cck M, iva ma
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MEDICAL AID.

TNVALIDS DESTROYS obt1 the best medical advice and
treatment should not fail to tanlhe little treatise called
the Rubcon" by Dr. Gregory Of No. 81 Mott street New
York where he has beenseyere established select
branch of his profession, and Iehe also continues admin
and less experienced physicians mad failed The Doctor does
this to boast OF his skill only inform seek
ing good advice, where it nav be obtained Dr. Gregorys
domcil is not drug store private dwelling house, well
provided and arranged for the comfort and of his
patients.
DIR. q. does limit his attendance few hours, but
at home wait those seeking him all hours of the
day and night "a Mott but little off from Chat
ham square.
One dollar by mail free Of postage, will obtain the Rub
IL lrikc
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE FIFTY CENTS-By Dr..
- Fawcet of 1856 Fulton street, New York-The great
Consosr for the Mind in Des,-a popular enquiry into the
concealed that destroy the physical the ability
Of manhood with the banefu effects solitary
indulgence local constitutional weakness irritation
consumption and the partial total extinction of the
ductye powers The Dr. also ihor Of winch
ih T,I h n. . sens,I,s sna,e VINO while she
in its pages confidential and capable adviser.
Doctor F. continues direct his senon the entire
dicesn m goinorhGa gleets structures, nocturnal emissions
sypns n worst FORMS nervous irritation, constitutional de-
bt and all diseases brought by solitary habits Female
diseases treeted scientifically.
N q Eulto
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MEDICINES.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.


with much pleasure the subscribers able state tina
have succeeded in extracting Tie essential principles which
new scientific apparatus invented express
y for This al sscesssg opssaUn of ych 1 e *
S w o6 s ss sd ae b ,s %
formed into compound that has been proved by ac
- .srience to possess the important power Of Immediately
arrest n the progress OF dseaSe and restoring the patient to
ss s.s ns at a. @ Ga % s9s
and ron" Of s Bones sy a " Bonn
Ulcers sypitic symptoms aud ali diseases arising from
S ss i1o '%ss{h s SS Il
S0 se s be n%a tS s oSss sS S @ S
hSm.sss, Benefits i%yigass % SssoW
sd sands. %os corr
Gid aHd by D. Sands East Broadway cor Market street
TO RHEUMATIC PERSONS.
RVS vese,ebe Rheumatic syrap was first offered to
eey is hs4 sS s
fore used ia medicine They are entirely vegetable and
ha Fo ss s Ms ao s S6 Id AXE the
alone but refer to stronger proofs Here they Copy
1SS i' WS Is sfEssSas ss
@ bt s Hs'd 95 sfv We .tssI
s sss Of g M snG s E%
To all whom may e9nesrn-h,s csrtes that last spring
head, and the pain that unable
in bed without help, and the
that did not sleep for nearly week. employed five
physicians who coud relieve the le when, hear
Ing of Dr. Henry's Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup, for
bottle on Thursday and Saturday walked nearly two
miles. kept steadily improving aud in TWO weeks was
fectly cured, and am nely free from the disease
HENRY MARSHALL, 1877 Rivngton street,
Attorney street
For sale at No. 2s6 Bowery, of Houston
member, 296. jy2slw
I AIDES NURSE.-The wido,s Of an eminent ply sican
Il OILERS her vices to the Ladies this city, being fully
pscated by long Tesr,C malls the FIST ply
scians aud references given APPLY 38, Greenwich
i.lQIp anI
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THE TEETH-
MISCELLANEOUS

DIANO FORTES-For sale, few elegant rosewood hol-
low French gnu piano fores, with all the
late improvements warranted and kept time for ~ months
n 1903 Walker street stairs. Thy be disposed of
consequence of the leaving Tor EurOpe in the month Of
August Jy92wsrc
MISS COWAN respectfully informs the Indies of New York
am us vicinity, that she continues giving lessons the
fano ore Harp Guitar and IN Singing and will be happy
receive her pupils No Sc White attend the respective
houses OF those ladies' who prefer receiving lessons al their
own residence Harp and Piano Fortes for sale hire
n very splendid Ptano Forte for sale C2q linsr
1 oDGINGS UPON THE EUROPEAN PLAN-,iem1
- men destous OF furnished Suits of Apartments WI ia
meals served in their accommodated 81 No 81
Broadway. ~ o.. OF
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NOI71CE.

ME The ndersgned actuated alone for the public benefit
w most earnestly caution the public from being imposed
upon BY preender calling himself Doctor advertising
derakug certain disc by which have
been las we credbly niomed) deceived and their
We know individually that there but person in the city
and who regularly admitted member of the Med
cal Society by OF HEINE, and he resides No
Reade street and the same Dr. Solomon Hene who formerly
lived at No us Hudson person who has, nd
vidua knowledge performed number of extraordinary
and miraculous We have desire inure any nd
to prevent the public from being imposed upon
HENRY v. VULTEE,
THOMAS RODGERS,
lmsc
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THE PERSIAN PILLS

SSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which other me-
dlcine in this country possesses Let be dscotIx
ed until they have tried the Persian Compouudthey
raised from The greatest weakness and Distress health and
happiness. Price 3 and 62a cents, boxes
For sale by j. o. FAV, wholesale agent. Minors drug
store No 1872 Broadway OF John New York; reaed
at Nos. 70 and 100 Fulton street.
Also jew Dsyids or Hebrew Plaster! to remove ,umos
Ladies" in delicate situations, find relief from it,
Also, The Magnetic Battery consisting of Electric Pills.
galvanized Plaster Magnetic Ether No. for consumption,
MAGNETIC Either No. for nervous diseases mpeance Sc
Magnetic ft,ther, No. 3, for liver complaints, sc.
also remedy for thrush canker nursing mouth
Call and the Agent J. o. FAY Eye that suffer- Mil
nos Drug store, 1872 Broadway Of John street. New
ivia Imsc
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PRIVATE CURE,

LII SUFFERING under any of the symptoms of secret
"A disease whether OF long duration,
are confidently referred to D9cror JeTdan Specific Courses
&C. and Course No. for the permanent eradication of
These specially prepared enable pa
tent effect private and satisfactory cure without
time to which end each package contains every
medicine wash &c. required either internal
nal useand for the guidance and safety of the patient ac-
companed BY Dr. Jordon's private treatise The Monitor"
wherein is full directions, with plain description of the
ture symptoms and treatment of maaes
the remedies proper for their different stages-o which is
added much valuable information useful hints and
advice suited alike 10 the present nvad and those who
having heretofore been unfortunate either contemplate mar
riage, or have recently entered into that state
10 The price Of the Monitoi SO cents One dollar SENT
Post pail, ensures its receI ton.
To- These courses are admirably adapted for strangers,
pct and guaranteed to effect a cure.
IL Sold for the proprietor only, at Drug 50 Prince
street, corner of Marion, Sd block Of Broadway
Private entrance COZ Marion street. door below drug
v m
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OOCTOR BELL

L N u II =
DOCTOR BELL deyotes his personal attention (daily,
- until p Ny the removal OF private diseases every
stage All suffering proacted cases,
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended pracon
quack nostrums and all who suspect remains disease
lurking in the system may consult Dr. B. always with guar
an,ee of a
20 Persons contemplating marriage, VINO nave been the subj
OF delicate consult DR. bell honorable
confidence. Posr PAID letters describing the of person
distance have his prompt attention. DR.. 5
suspicion, and is well known be
permanent.
O-. Private Offices 4 CCURTLANDT STREET two
doors from Broadway. m
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DISEASED EYES

DISEASED Ely Els
AND INFLAMMATION OFTHE EYELIDS.
NY disease weakness Of the Inflammation of
the eyeds be quickly and safely removed by the
of the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM
Mrs DAVIS No; II Essex cet, has been cured Of namma-
ten Of the eyeds and weak Of duration, by
only one jar of the Eye Basam.
Miss Fz Gerald No Mate, street had for two three
years been much afflicted with weak and Inammed
that tunes she could scarcely 10 read Her eyes have
been completely restored by this Balm, after all other
had failed Hundreds have by its healing virtues restored
TO light where almost total blindness caused by excessive in
iammations, had existed for years.
The Roman Eye Basam" has been long time used in
private practice by the most eminent ocusts this aud
countries, aud its astonishing efficacy in removing all Dis
ease and inil ANIMATION from the has established for
putanon far beyond the reach of other preparation
IN DlMNESS OF SIGHT, caused Wy fixed attention TO
minute objects or by long exposure strong light and
the weakness IMPARTIAL loss OF sickness old
is sure e,torer and should be used BY all who find
uuz without apparentfeae. Put small lars with
full directions for Price 371s Prepared and sold
wholesale and ret, by DAVID SANDS & Co. No II East
Broadway corner Market ST. N
Sold also by Sands 70 aud 100 Fulton street and BY
A Is Sands and Co., A3 Broadway corner Chamber street.
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TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OF THE HEALTH.

FREE from the complaints with which II "a asssii-
L ed daring the months discovery yet made
in medicine has attained the ceebnyhe unparalleled
both in the United States West indies and South Amerea
has Dr. Wheeers Bsam Of Moscaello mild and safe
remedy for The cure Of the various and dangerous diseases
caused by and arising from dsode Of the digestive
organs 10 WIT dyspepsia. cholera porbu collie srasns
dalsa commissions nervousness and pains in the bowels,
he effects of drinking cold water the summer complaint of
chdre &c Xc These speedily renewed by this inyalu-
able medice efficient and has aecurd for
the patronage OF class society nasmuch that Dr.
Wheeler does not withhold the from
tves but that he rather chooses himself certain
that years OF experience doing make perfect
than he trusted to be prepared by inexperienced
Cercates OF influential already published su
hcenty convincing when they voluntary offered OF their
testimonies IN favor Of its great merits Dr. W. has the gati
CATION TO add the following eminent references
Major c. Mapes, u. s. A.. Gen. Ward, NJ c., Westchester
Co.; Gen; r. Morris, w. p Haett, Eq. C. Retchum Esq
medicine for sale Dr. Tvs Office 3, Greenwich street, who
h mriJ Mlh9u Mssrs Rushton Co. NJ Dis.ie Ms B.
C.ddnstSqs 227 Hudson ST. Or Cotton 2s and
Grand i, st., Dr. Zabskie Jersey City, Dr. W Blagrove. At
10 NOTlCE-The Balsam of Moscatello is the GEN
uNE article unless accompanied with pamphlet
numerous testimonials also directions how should be used
Moscaelo. On jyi3 lmsc