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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

" ecrs ne following noticS o. he cha1srssr
81 Etysi4s Q,.s lfcm he se1sk Wepefn Pi.n-
ykf. paLiiskfd 81 oar fsrnsr tovnsn<n and
dsS1la,dr. Nj y. 3. Sorlh. 81 Raymond, Ma
sIssibpl. oar slInais may bs 100 rigid fer he
calisli q slii grain. bei se lhink 4 wofsh tie
anal.
EGYPTIAN OATS.
This very valuable grain should Be IA
the possessiot Of every farmer in The
State. II is 10 many Respects superior to
any description 81 Oats! knoHu. and in
no respect y !. inferior. The grain Is
larger and heavier s1d the yield Of 40 acre
zrester Than The ofdihsry oals, while Il
possesses : greater adyanlsgs sill; that
of being able 70 resist our coolest winiers.
The proper time for sowisg. Is (ro.a Isl
Sep.smber'lo the middle Of December
Il affords an excellent pasture through The
winier Tor stock. and viii in great mes.
surs iupefsede The necessity Of rye for
pzsiuring: The common Os.s, IL sowed
IN the fail. will not resist hard winter
Two out pi thfee will kill them.
The Egyptian Tipen about three weeks
earlier thaa The common Oats. {
Respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

/ u ,h !. !
An article in The Globe, sigaet PaalJ ones, I'M
dertakes, 10 show of yatous abuses existing in
Ethe Navy. II is not Unlikely that there are
many sesreqairing ths keens blade uf reform
but yetproper caution should BE used By writers
not 70 confqund The innacent vth the guilty
In The article alluded tos great injustice is done
to several officers, BY fePresenting hem as hav-
ing rendered no service Tor nearly Is years In
zone instance Estates ellia. o. Captain Thomas
ManningrA We have reason 10 know there has
been a mistake. That gentleman, has been al
sea 10 almost dozen different ships curing The
period mentioned AM, Although he has had TEN.
2orary leave Of absence for the restora,iontof his
health, has7leDg since reported himself for duty
An Editorial Convention is invited By the
Lynchhurg editors, q be held at that place the
second week in October. The meeting, if We
lmay Judge from similar one few years since
al Richmond, would afford high qualification; but
the distant members Of The fraternity must be
more fortunate than some poor wighls in hi, re-
glon, II they can gathefuP enough spare rhinO 10
enable Them 10 congregAte al Lynchburg. There
are many inducements, however, for such an as
semblage, and We feel well assured our LjIIch-
burg friends will not be lacking in any thing ne-
ceSsafy 10 good fellowship en- The occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

The revenue detivsd4y Gfear Britain from
her,tax on Tobacco Viii hfis principally from
the United States is UP yards of drtesi. millions
of dollars PER annam. This is aboulIs0 pounds
sterling, Or ss9o, on each hqgshcad And yet
many. Of The Tobacco arowers are ciamotous
against any system of relalialofy duties. They
80 for the One.sided free Gfade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

WFEAr.-The pr9sFecis Of The whea.
haryest8were never betierin the Geussee
renowned al il is Tor its excellent
wheat. The upcomaon coolness Of the
season is just right for wheat. though Il
causes some grnnblihg about other hat
lters.- Rochester (.Nep Yofk) Post. I'll H
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.AIiTEL
Bsi,Stsn HOn.4s r Marshall ef Ksataeky ana
Jamss Wilson Vtbb.


Beiscecn Thomas r. Marshall Of Kentucky ana
Jamss Igatsoa Wt6b.
This aGairgrew cut pc STRUCTURES in he New
York Courier and Enquirer, Of shieh coIops
Webb is he Editor ,qpon Mr. Marshall, 10 refer.
euce 70 his course in Congress on the BankIupl
law. and his defence Of Monroe Edwards.
The parties melton he morning Of Saturday
lasI, on Manages Greek, near The Pennsylvania
and Delaware lines. They had two fires with
pistols, al 10 PAGES. ihe rst shot NOT taking III
feet. All the second Ere. Col. Webb received
his antagonists ball ia ia, back PaEtOf bis left
leg, but ihe wound i MOI deemed fatal, though
i, IS likely ia cause larpsness for life.
SThs mob Of New oFleaus has taken new
kiAk. It.is ventingiis Indignation. BOT pPsn ihs
s..spsnaing, but upon 1he sssis paying Banks, be-
cause he sction at lie latter has the elect Ofl
dePrseialiug iks P,PsrAfaahs former,
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THELAFEsr.

The Western mail Of yesterday brought
" news d the death Yf Brigadier General
HEKRy ATKINSON, df he Army or ths
United States; brave and good man,
and an excellent officer. He was a GA
tive Of ihe State Of North Carolina. sfed
about sixty years at The time Of his dea.b.
having entered The Army with the rsnk
Of Captain. in July, IS0S. and commSbd.
ed 4 regiment Of. Infantry for the last eig b,
and tweply years.-.haf- lat. June 25e
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iscrning from Pfpviaeies lslnrnsd aksib
Il rine o'clock ulIh dflr.ic1er.
Every thing |Qbkt lsfo1i. md il is s,ia
that Major Dsfet.c. ilIs cid 81 Gen Iacs.
soa Il the bstilt 81 New Oflsans i Il
command Of the sdlr1ke l6Tcei.
We understand that large Quantities n
specie reached BcsiOn % Thursday aud
Friday from ProFidente. and also IN
families. who are aeelag from she Side
10 avoid the horrors Of = civil war.
The whole Slate. intluding the ptarih.
ton. has been placed under martial law
The cOIpred population .of Protidenks
have organized J BattaIion Of City Guards
They mustered about bne hundred.
The Providence Journsi Of Saturdiy
says that The General ASSEMBLY adjourn.
ed al Newport Oh Friday 10 meet ID Prov.
idsncs city on Saturday. Al 10 o'clock A.
~. The present alarming state Of affair,
forbade the rising, ol the Legislature, shd
i was desirable that Il should be rs near
asPossihls 70 the scene Of threatened dan.
ger.
THE LATEST.
Letter from : genllehani1 PrOvidenes Il
bis friend 10 Washington, dated.
Z, SArrRpAY. 3 P. NJ
] write with my hrmCf on my back,
ard go into line in ~ minutes. William
Gibbs Mcneil i appointed Major Gene.
raj The Legislature have to-day passed
az act declaring the State and city under
martial Law, and Geveiy corner and street
g now guarded BY nen-a,.. arms. and nc
two persons are allowed to stop on he
sidewalk.
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PORTUGUESE
F E M A L Z Pill l. s

N; Pr goupEio6gE. NJ B. Esb3S. roRrpoaL
Pills composed hsse made thsm ihs wondsr and 1dni
ration Of the world. They ali over karox~
eesn w producing tas monthly tuna They esrsn'y. AZ
being such that thev
for though always MILD safe and healthy DIZZY are
produce miscantsse " us~d during ths .-nod
The directions translated Fnsnh AL xs ~bssla.sa
round with die seal e the nposf stsnpst kseA ees
ttius the signature Of NJ de Boudrleqnr ssj knsh
recons have the signature Of Dr. MfLvAU. eafhoFs-<
agent fer the continent Of Ameues
They be transmitted By part ne urafrt
states Letters directed TO Dr. :. Mssssa. pst a. New
York, will with immediate All irffv
be post paid Sold by Appointment is teuy, Cana
nail. a. lmsi aSw
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TO THE LADIES,

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continues
wi treat with astonishing success all diseases peculiar to
females.
produced be removed BY Madame C. very sort time
Madame medical establishment having undergone horoueh
and alterations for the better accommodation 81 her
numcrou PATIENTS she prepared receive ladies' ON the
point OF confinement those who wish treated for OBJ
stIuctlon of their monthly period.
Madame G. be consulted st her residence No "a Lspen
ard all times and with the strct.st regard 10 secrecy
All communications and letters must be postpaid
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with ruptures RELY upon the best
instrumental aid the world affords application the
Office, No Neey street. either of the the
pncp, towns the United States careful to examine the
back pad OF HILLS uss. TO If they endorsed by
Hull, writing. None be relied
good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations of Hus
celebrated tses, and thousands imposed
quence. These limitations be relied upon they
made by unskilu mechanics and better than the or-
naIy trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up No Vesey street.
for ladies' having from depart
where female is in attendance TO wait upon
fem Il auo6I mtr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONFECTIONERY,

ICE CREAMS, SODA WATER, &C.
BRADEN, No 70 Canal street, is still at his old stand
y aud will he happy his iends, we'll the pubic
generally, ami would inform them that he make
Improvement IN his articles OF and lee Creams
which have been generally approved Of from their being
and wholesome deeerious articles in the
of them the supe whole be ns
under his mrdate supe vision
SEGARS, CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS sc. Sc,
whole sale and retail.
% Particul attention will be paid orders for furnish
ing private families for Ice Creams Jeles &C.
prices > suit the times
Oders for Confectionery from the country win be attended
with promItness and despatch.
He takes opportunity Of returning his thanks libe
raj patronage bestowed, aud hopes continuance Of
public favor. au2l Inl-
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PUBLIsHfp DAILY rt
JAM y - 90 n DOW BE WI TT.

NJ W. CORNER. FULTON AND NASSAU sTRkFTs
TIE NEw YoKt HEHALp-A daily paper, nsa.d svrU
morning Of the werkIrice fsra copy Country
scriben furnished al the rate. for specific p~noJ
em,tInce in advance No psrei sent ~ sd "a adss0ee
nine oclock-nce sr and quarter per eopyrSs~i
same for any specified period.
ConREsPorDENTs requested sddr~u th<ir l~u~r a
yAnss oaDoE BENrrTr, Proprietor ana ssss,--s s o.
~. ~ buupsss mpst ~ pssA
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THE Fol LOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
FORE ne public ee most dsepy inisresfins aeis.-
oeertnse and ss~ erisis persons ic
rns ss ssS ss% srs
bad Advantage this notion; then n there
assgs ~ % s a ne %
ir. is esrign free from PAIN and generally accomplished
With regard to the first of these remarks:-,
GOn'rIhss IT. for Instance that di;ts.s suffered
or Ba
IN SRnns and
5 Or aT Of s ,s FOR Of va
it far from laying dormant bu, is the hidden cause Of many
and dyspspc snS
especially leads the attention of from this disorder
is the idea that structure cannot exist SO long
to the flow Of urine is observed which is quite mistake
ses cSane sss
Of ss Sn s.s the G
The advantage however, which ignorant advertising people
how men Of this description swarm about this city and hat
Ssy will sell their n9strums as long as any one will buy hem
mediaey acknov ledge, that ali the medicine the verdi
ihs al for The writer consulted by PERSON:
w sse ,S @ ~ all nan of drops
but whom on seeing the real nature Of the he has cured
With of preventing these impostions. therefore.
s. which jay Ss s & g.
y done for the Of 5 dsa;s r.
are he fSos aS1 1s
an ma snmer has been said the stream
lively after it is finished and the clothes readusted whs
nothing is more indicative Of stc,ar ~.' The mex, s
The med G9norvhoea has remained nneuysd-t Is Dim,
produce naturally S:DS;,a . INC
to "n M & ons
ground at least for the suspicion OF ne 9cs NJ
70 i.r1... &. a sS sud &c io bodily and
Ss. ssy T ais: Is IF %S
20 that the wcI rarely s s sSs Does not eompau
,syng also 70 witness The uniform nm sm o. pn and
As win ssss1a ss s%s
from rsp and nd. ss sosS accom- ssT
IN this art and experience Of the
a he s 9y 1s to
T Ss sG Hb whG T 70 n
called The P,fyete Irsaf,se" n which not only structure
eisi care privacy directed in the painest manner il Is
advisable that those who suspect structure, pos
prise them than the and certainty of his means OF
cure Separate rooms also, arranged for those who may
only remains say woid OF two on the ground on
may rely with confidence on what ss been aa~sneed ' Wb
n, vsw III Ralph Seg to state that beside his rank grad
Of "ssf ,,H SO IN hGsp and ss
presy on hem-Also that he has estimon, eers from the
most eminent Ghysc1os N Europe 70 he most nnsS, y
Dr. rhysiek Phads and others and that he Is permp
ted 10 refer to almost every Physician Of emnence IN this
Dr. Ralph iscon.uted at his private residence 80 Green
soR.aiisd By post the ss Volume above referred
4ESA 6WkS tsmsJss vii publish hPs
few days, the first and only authorised American edition Of
For hs edition the translator Dr. G,sSGIy h,. furnished
iogether with the nncc,s d Sheets.
the errors Of The early Londcs copies are retained in the
aui2 Itawisswr
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PARSELLS g. AGATE.

MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS,
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DRAPERS, &c.
rI'HE SUBSCRIBERS, in addition their former stock Of
fashionable goods constantly receiving by every
arTal from Paris and London, supoy of the rich and
fashionable Scar and Cravats Their Of fshiona
bic Stocks, Scas ravats, ady made Linen Gloves Su,
pende Hos ery and all articles apperaning genemaL
wardrobe rich and varied They respectfully invite their
old patrons and strangers visiting this city, call the old
Est bshment long and avoraby known and make their
lections. PARSELLS x AGATE, PAL Broadway,
aul6 lmsr between Park place and Murray St.
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G. l.. INGERSOLL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT

DOATS Dnkey sail boats and boets pleasure boats Sc
- &C. The immense Boat Building Establishment of G. L..
the United States. Here built the os
beautiful pleasure hes and club boats that have oated on
the and lakes America Also the Auto
OF all the RIsas several boat for Asatic Monsrch;
the fancy boat oacdt John Smith Arkansas
railing boat MIR q. f. Bnmng He has recently completed
life boat plan, which has been pronounced by
experienced nautical superior any ever
fore built A. this establishment any kind of will
furnished with reversed bottom, from mould
the of the purchaser Of form they may be-
The materials all of the best quality boards being
Tart thereof. large all kinds including
lie boats, long, quarter pleasure, Whitehall and race
boats be always iopnd Al the manuact ny prices
below whit PURCHASERS hsye heretofore paid and lberll dis
the usual will be made those wish 20
again Please call before purchasing .4ewhere you can hen
udse OF my work-Refcrencee.
Jas Hale Sol Agent 50 Wall 81. For advertisement
boats, &e Com Enquirer and New York Commercial
Advertiser. JV22
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HOT AND GOLD SALT WATER BATHS.
RABINEAU's New Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, at
~ the foot Of Debrosses street. third south of Cana
street North aver open for the accommodation OF
both sde. and gentlemen Open from sunrise until ocock
OF nigh.
.B. The water where Che h.hs stationed has been
dsepened, which renderst Other situation in the
vicinity OF New York. On Tuesdays the Bafh escInsyeIy
levoted 70 ladies III Ill NJ. band OF music will be IN NJ
tendance every pie evening Price of cold bath 2 cts
warm baths q. lea 2msr
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PHYSIOLOGICAL.

MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE
1I Courship and Marrisge-an nfable Guide Book for
Married and Single Persons, matters of the
ance 10 the Human Race. By Engine BecklaTd, NJ d.
Among the things duly considered in thus work matters
q serious Importance to single and married PERSONS
Couship-The danger Of solitary practices
may be rsmovedThe Of Love and Jealousy, with
remedy for eradcatng from the the seeds hopeless
unhappy including modes for the
unborn who ought and ought
marry-The suspicious for wealock, sc.
Price 70 For sale 90 Nassau street, of Fulton
md RIOad AZ Inns
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MADAME RESTELI

EEMALE PHYSICIAN. ofhce and rssSsnce. Is5 C,ee,
wieh street. where she can he consncd the
CONFIDENCE on all complaints tncdentto the fame
Msdane Re~ies mode Of Al eases ~ ssul.-
NY o. suppression o. those unctions q upcn which NJ
health cf even female s such r.os,,.
Gays 70 eneet perfect cure Ladies desiring propsr medical
Fu,ndanes dunns Confinement other ndosson will be
sceommcdcd dnnng such Tine with private sDd rssgsetas
board Preventive Powder, for isAsrs Who's ~
viii be sent BY mail to any part 81 the rpifsd ~ssss fs
". \. city, Will be received.
BOSTON Offer. MOI Esser street. iva tw.ra&w
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DECEPTION PREVENTED.

THOSE who wish know tho Dr. Heine, of York. is,
L many published under that name by those
who have right DO will please first call at the County
Heine but Solomon Heine authorized Practice 3D. he
charges for neither medicine attendance m satisfied
with your improvement he the Doctor; 81, if he is Ger
who speaks but little English and ill promise 10 cure
you, matter what your disease, You right
SOLOMON HElNE, Md,
81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall House.
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THE PRIVATE
TREATISE.

THIS is little volume certain dshe,is d,.e..es BY Dr.
stated the planes possible Tner. Is
class of patients that does highly value this little book but
month month still more deeply interested IN 1.-THE
such delays and the Of being
fully explained. Pr. 81.
Dr. Ralph also begs that he consulted hs private
res idence IS Greenwich street, al any hour.
With view however OF obtaining the confidence OF
coming this he be:s here what he has
stated another column Of this paper under his remarks
structure that beside his rank Graduate of Edinburgh &c
&C. has been engaged the OF these disc both
hospital and city practice flor than thirty and has
pubshedtwo dition wori expressly them Also that
he has testimonial letters from the most eminent physicians
Europe the eminent in Amercsss SIR Ashley Coo
per Dr. Mott of New York DR. Phi, sick of Philadelphia and
Others and that he permitted refer almost phys
clan of this city. Communications BY post
csrelnliv renlied 10.
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CORNS, COINS. CORNS.
Murray street.
MONS. AND MADAME BE X HARD,

cow OOtIOfS. JTOH I'uTIt,
DEG LEAVE to inform the inhabitants Of New York that
ID they will be happy wait all who desire their
srvce Mons and Mad Bernhard have been pratcing in the
United States but few MONTHS and in that short Tune have
ceved testimonials from Of the most eminent gentlemen
and Others the benefit and comfort which they hsve
ceived have been attended by them They have
inform the public that by and peculiar method
they extrcae Hard and Soft Cons Bunicns, Csioses ke
without cutting. Mons and Made do not aemp. 10 Offer
requiring secresy faith ehcacy bat
confidently who may suffer from troublesome and
painful Cos that have the .s!s.et'On Of carrying
Mons and Made B. have the possession upwards 81 two
thousand from those who have relief at
sion for several in Germany France and England and
aested by certificates from the most celebrated En-
sh, French and German physicians well As from several Of
the nobility and Of those countries delivered 10 them
after four years cure The operation will not occupy more
and the relief that the
thus treated diatey put their shoes and walk
without the least Inconvenience.
Ladies and gentlemen will be waited on AZ their resi-
dence, if they desire IT,
AT home in the morning from till H. and IN the afternoon
from 2 till 6 O'Clock.
Office at Boston, Isl Courtst. jyg 3msr
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PERFUMERY.
BRELAZ & BARRAUD'S


ODON TALGIC OR BALSAMIC ELIXIR, FOR
~ preserving the gums and teeth This invaluable denti
fco IL offered the public possessing the properties
of strengthening the spongy cleaning the mouth and
whitening the eeh refreshing the palate and taking all
unpleasant odor in the mouth arising from ranged
of he stomach, smoking, or from decayed teeth
In a word, beyond th of puff. Make trial
with a bottle, and il will speak for itself.
N B. Each bottle b, airing the directions the label Sold
by SouiarG De0c, 5s Broadway and Park
Mr. H. King Co 46l Broadway, Grand Mr.. Mhsi,
1888 Broadway Messrs Guion i73 Broadway Coandt
MeSsrs Rushton Aspinwal, ITO Roadway, Sc William aid
10 Aston House. anl5 n..rc
ORRIS TOOTH WAoh-rreplrea from original re.
" cipe at No.8 Gold street, New VrohIhe Orrs Tooth
Wash psrely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the proper
ties ftienins the teeth sna notth Isserirg the
healthy state and unpleasant oaour
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth fom de
ranged state of the stomach.
designed be used with tooth bush and will be found
supersede the necessity Of powder keeping the teeth clean
and preventing the wearing away OF the gums fr the teeth
IL particularly useful IN of spungy gums restoring the
healthy state and causing them around the
teeth In painful affections Of the teeth and gums arising from
exposure cold IL will be found highly beneficial IL
culay servceable the Orrs Tooth Wash night
before retiring rest This method recommended BY em
dentists by doing all particles of food which
nn!ate daring the day entirely removed and the mouth
Souul teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
Of poor humanity hat how neglect the attention
their preservation when surrounded by all the
needed Among these know OF pleasant
eiectual than the Cnis Tooth Wash ccanses and viii
the teeth uengthens the gums, pues the nonth and
the breath We recommend its TO all young and
)ld--l Boston Morning Posi-.
The ns Tooth WISH the best detergent used
ulr rname.-t Boston transcript.
FOR sale by the principal druggists in the city ma
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WATERING PLACES, sc

CATSklLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE OECHARD.-8i2.
THIS fashionable will be conducted dur
the present under the direction and
dance the subscriber. IL has undergone complete and
thorouy pair and for the reception Of visitors.
No effort viii be spared maintain the deserved high cha.ac
which If has heretofore acquired.
As heretofore its tables will furnished with de!icacy
that the New York market aord and possible
that the and oymen Of us
patrons will be promptly bestowed The road leading TO this
establishment and especially that Oft the meunlan has
been rendered perfectly smooth aid safe. -
Messrs A. f. Beach Co.'S excellent line or stages will
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
House, the arrival Of The boats.
c. l.. BEACH, PropretoI
June 18th. 1912. le14 Snr
SHARON SPRINGS WHITE SULPHUR WATER NAY
- be had Agents, Dickson Co., 12s Broadway,
Basement Rooms.-For heir unrv allied efficacy In all
Rheumatic, Cuaneous and Dyspeptic Com.,slnts sore
eyes, debility, eysipsias scofua liver complaint affection
the kidney &C. reference (by their pemssion) Is made &c
the following medical gentlemen
HUGH MCLEAN NJ. D., Warren-st.
Dr. BEDFORD. Prof University, Med Dep.
Prof PATTERSON, Med. Dep.
Dr. WHITE, Cherry Valley, n. Y.
Prof HADLEY, Ex-prcs't Med College, ". Y.
Dr.. DELAFIELD, Bleecker.st N Y.
Sold by Rusbton < Aspn~al, their Broadway
William street. and Aston House, A. b. sands, 23 Broad
way J. Mlhau 1873 broadway Souiard, DEUCE u Co.,
Park Row and 5S Broadway; L. Cotton 263 Bleeeker
j. r. Chiffon. Broadway John Mfakin, 3ll Broadway; d..
w. II. Minor 1872 Broadway; H. q. Leeds, Fnton street,
Bonklyn Thomas Green 500 Broadway; j. Coddngton,
Spring and Hudson street. ie2t 3m
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RHEUMATIC
ERADICATING L1NIMENT.

THIS Lnimen from is penetrating and healing properties,
Rheumatic lnammstory pains almost incredible short
space of time. So the
with certificates aDd protesting complaint
that the public extremely slow tand justly tool
the respectable ,sons in this community
testimony astonishing effects Of this Lniment BUT
MED with guarantee TO refund the price Of each bottle in all
printed without Producing the desired srsdicave
For sale only the Depot OF Health and Strength
No. so Canal street, one door east of b oadway.
aul6 m A.V III. b., AGENT.