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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

soaring a,sht 10 he TampsIts of Mckee and Their
1 demand a compliance with all our lust demands.-
Nor would Mr. W. sop tefe; he would demand
the non invasion Of Texas. he would cay TO Me-
RICO. "if you strike Texas, you strike US" and u
King land, standing by, should dare to intermedjle,
| and ask. "Do you take part with Texa1' his
prompt answer should be, "Tes, and against YOU
Such. he would let gentlemen know. was the
snirt OF the whole people OF the great valley OF the
West.
one OF tho best effects "f this state Of things
would be to the abolition party, to which
these gentlemen belonged, to hide their diminished
heads. Yes; Il would subject them to the law of
tar and feathers. Let them utter such sentiments
rs they now pour forth freely when the country
was once IN an actual state OF war and they would
meet the fate which their friends met in the last
war. They were burnt children, and they never
would venture TO oppose another war; If they did,
they were doomed men.
MIR w. then touched on the intimation which had
been thrown out that the President sought to in.
vove the country in a wsr 10 promote his own
ambitious purposes. Did he believe John Tyler TO
be such a man, he would denounce him from the
Capitol TO Aceomsc. But, on the other hand, he
would denounce him as loudly il he suffered title
oi the national honor to lac sacrificed. lie advert
ed to the growth OF the worship of mammon
throughout our country in these Tiping times of
peace, and said that, If the crystal waters of peace
proved insufficient to cleanse from the accumu-
lated corruption, he would let the bloody streams
oil war perform the work. IL would sweep off
drones and oaiers, and men OF broken fortunes and
broken reputation, many of whom would hail the
hrst blast OF the trumpet the rcnovatns note of
their emancipation. War was curse, bu, il had
ITS blessings. too, as the destroying lightning OF
heaven purified the atmosphere. He would vote
FOR this mission rs the means Of peace; but II IL
must lead TO war, then he would vote It the more
willingly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

No political paper Of the day has excited, in GER
tam quarters, so much ire and indignant comment.
as Mr. Gays Letter TO the Wings Of Alexandra
Hhe letter, and 10 author, are hawked at, wonder.
ed at, and ABUSED. MIR Cays friends, will, If thi
game 10 continued, begin to think there was gren,
deal oil JUSTICE, as we'll ms great deal Of srvERI.
TT, IN his letter. People do not generally make
much FUss unless they feel soRE.-.altr Gar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
WIN. J. SMITH,

,,,u,,,,,,.,.lM ere hant Tailor,
1880 , ~ Tor The very liberal pafronage berofofore
and ,c nubt m would respectfully Inform hts friends
Nev yorS si ,hai he has Just returned from
msrss Snd vs,,o spleash 'sssrmen q cloths, Csss
and ,nosf fssbion,t roh he will mako p IN Tho besi
80. ~ we hey probably a. 6oe an
not. M az IN S I've, was n ihs
waning hne GOOD must am primer prices Gsntcmcn
az ~ DOT wy nhe pficos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
DEATHS.

Oiod yesterday evening after lingering and protracted
consoT Of Tho's j. Powell. The friends Of he family
are requested 10 attend her funeral, this evening N
near Burhannan's Spring
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
nv LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

The Hon. Jos. Lawrence, member Of Congress
from fennsylvan'a, died Sunday, and neithe
House OF Congress transacted business Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
'''' ''O" ON 'o' o alei E Of Mr. JOHN O. ADAMS,

U0 W FoFeIgn relations.
say there Is no stsh thing as nj, cv....,.-
nc reh, Of search by'be laws OF n,.Ip,s 'On ron
challenge and defy the rentleman TO p,,a ani
denied. H., vs' W, !" VINE \ war we never have
rgn ego tho decisions Of thoV,o,sr,, &c. inc
sustained US ~ doing 20; and w6sbo',iI nave
annce ndeed with Great Britain Ss,. !, oau
wa Is ne right Of search in time n
no. Songfes' and how has the n
Sss '5o", % " on that subject In Nj wbso I
STATS. Mr. WrS, ,,rI,I rom England 70 Se United
pe'se''llsLaen,, very ,S,5rssd ~, ~. o'Re Bri:
ss 900 we essrions to sUpI-sss the A1i. and
ton he .a ,sf Ono 1o1 Ieqn,sa n n'eT 1a.s'Vs
{ had found that wibbot NY ana ~ eonvena.
= between IBIS county .mu,nsi S'vernmen
u Afnea, It would he imE,,,,nHse right Of search
through ,be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

w Stock. $3.50 ifHinia STATE
Petersburg, pmnI 10, 1912. '' = La
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
NJ A r IN E
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, at ia O'Clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
- Sehr Challenge, Jones, Portland, plaster, TO Il
Tnplett h Son.
Bue Mary Kendall, Wooster, Mobile, cotton, TO
y y Bentley. Apu7, IN Latitude 26, Longitude
1910 spoke the Ship North Carolino. from New
Orleans for Liverpool.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

i5 We predict that the election in Virginia will
be more thinly attended this Spring than for years
The Junto have put forth another long, stupid
slang -whanging Address, and not content with Dor.
ing those who may encounter it unawares, they
rsquirs it to be resd aloud, like the Riot act, a,
every Precinct in the Commonwealth! The Junto
have no bowel. of compassion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

H-JN MIR Tyler, it is said. calls Mr. Clay and MI
Benton, the leaders Of the Wing Party!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

The Corporal has enlarged his paper to the size
OF the Compiler, and cuts quite figure We had
It IN mind 10 give the Corporal gentle castigaton
Tor sundry delinquences,-but rs he promises TO
quit putting himself and to be decent in future. we
let him off for the nresent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

The following Protest, az ainst increasing the deb
and taxes OF the City of Richmond, at this time
will he circulated, in few days, for signatures o
such may be disposed to sign:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25
JONES'
BOOKKEEPING.

pUBLIsHED and for sale at lss design Of
this work m TO substitute AspoUiedge for the anb
rules Of debt and credit which be
quate when Brought the test Of practice This will
sdord the student clear compreh the
prnepes which The various accounts q ssee and double
leading principle have hitherto remained hidden
details 1h system already nsivcly Intro
demic institutions in this country whsre os.ensted il has
been cordially approved by large number OF the best
respectable rchants in tins city
sss by committee appointed by tie American Institute
examine ID Price 81 60
gwen BY e suhor a. hithertc u
pcaa who require il will cheerfuly former
pupils. who Book keeper.
j2s I'm THOMAS JONES. Accountant.
NTOTCEThe sub cTiberis educibg large
IN II unusually low prices such must please Al who wish
purchase articles either the saidery coach bus
ness and particularly the follow ing artlcies:-
Webbing. thread bits, stirrues, bells.
Patent leather, r. clen, bows, Tampa, knobs,
Laces. lacks robes, buckets. hinges, axes,
ilataNoEne l2O Water Al ret.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25
MEDICAL AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed prescribe tidiseases
n Of a private nature, residte at "a Mott sire He has
been familiar with those complaints years, and hsv
effect he has obtained thorough practical knowledge Of
branch OF his fesson, which enabled him
valuable improvements his practice He
/ 70 peris,m thorough radical res and in short
space Of time pos.bly'e with advantage and
safety 10 the PATIENT And, genera speskiog 10 not
for the patient to observe enapSe business
from whence result 50 many distressing es,es ui
or secondary symptoms and the like result f Quently fol-
lows many adveraee remedies for this that
sny dicn no good in the s or primary stages o.
human when its administration has
been long continued and thus while the patient swao
medcints from day 10 day, his diseaec changing
chronic FORM the lea very likely to terminals in
san stricure-how hundred there may be at ihis
time taking medicine under circumstances that appear
aging when the real facts Of the known
One might TO be structure and should this be the
ease important for the patient TO know that medicine
alone did, structure. II IL well
that the patient structure months
except 70 iscr.a se the time required tomake cure
Those victims Of ndscre tion misfortune no about
10 seect moAica adviser ulA well to- call ss obtain
little book treating entirely these lants il small
language vJy plain and easily understood Price 81
DIR Gregory esdcnce 81 Mott street. about yards
from Chatham nearly opposite the church He does
limit his attendance to les hours, but mny be found
drug store4; his we'll arranged for the reception
patients, and his charges moderate
The book may aso be had the following drug stnres7s
fulton corner Of Gods Fulton and iliam streets
and corner Chamber ST. and Broadway, both corners.
ndens from Of the country post paid)
ordering fine book and covering 81, will receive mail
pest paid in return These wishing personal advice and
dlcinc remit fee to Insure attention Direct
otts tree n In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25
DR., MORRISON.


IN 0neuich. DR.. Morrison, Member OF the Royal Col
legs Of Su hs London and formerly Surgeon in the Br
aelicass sstyrs and all those aist sssg .yi
inj1dieeu treatment and the use qch
nG delicate dsesses N al their various and
mild. safe, and nfzibe substitute mere ry
cradle the teserea virus with certainty without SUBJECT
ing the patient any risk, restricting his usual dict
sr ss1lI;NsrrrurroNAL psBnrry-rbo,.,,a. - .,,,
suffering from the indulgence IN
destructive habit and whose are further in
stimula only to induce greater depression DR. NJ ests on
purely principles and never fails in establishing
letter. post paid and containing suitable se will ensure
the eorsspondent full advice aad medicine any part Of The
Unsca - Ms giving history II his case in detail
THE IAN ! ON TEA COMPASr ofcrs Tor ssSe a. IS
Chatham street, New York. the ehsa xst and nest
inc Tees IN the world 10 any quantity less than %
any arcss purchased at their establishment should MT
Hye rull II requested that they lie brought b"k
Reader y ior rsusef and remember 10 Ghstsrr street
Il lms CANTON TEA co,
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7I' . PORTUGUESE ID
r e M A L e p I L L s.

M. DE BoupEEoaGE, NJ B. EisS5S. PoRTvSAls
pills composed hs' ema9e them the wonder and ad
,or the w:sS I are snSrp r.. a, over nSrs to =
r. isn producing the monthly tsue Their certainty
asbeins such that they must not be used during pr
Nor though mild safe, aud healthy, they esxtsin =
psQe .ss nisesniaes i used dpring that period.
The directions translated into kEys and enveopo9
round with the seal Of TIE impcrter stamped Each box ec
the signature Of M d. Roudeoqu, sd the Engluh Al
rectiBLs have the signature Of Dr. =. MELVEAU, ashore4
sgSua for the continent Of America. 'II -
They b transmitted by mail OF the Untld
statss Letdsr directed to DR. r. Me!eau, beE a. NJ II
will ueet with immediate attention Sold BIZ ant q
!2o Cherry Caiharne street Price - Hs boxes ~
No half boIes sent by mail.
fe4imsdkw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25
LUCINA CORDIAL.

barely Orc years since The ssesrs n,rGaue,is.
period i has aos only ad Il. sefane, SfosS n.
hem,Ih.r- and aired he vast reputation whieh i had
pown otis s n,c BY Tie rcwers h.
s ts 81
s' Ia.
been s6dd e the estsne for he core e ne,pn' sonump
S1sS q ;sf' %
ss and
..n,s q Gs'i aii. q is ,sisa
:.s
are acst,igt offs ,@e., sS,ssy ,e,sd merits. recon
sspsasiSy feeling sssurd hey give he required r
ha, he ~ sh be d. he .s ind IT, ss.. to Pr
rope d. nmen.e American rslaiacn Of The Luoini Cor
Sst,. and ss9.isiy admitted enable females, VIII.
% sar
hopeless p.s,rssiOn b set 9TH and sctyity When
from s%s
eom s%a led L. dscsed esmmis.s myself pavidsy
BY giving any personal these pasiicuSs out
r.,ss !ssi.. ssapIs5 with =. 2. s.,ss.S:
:..s.sass ny Isss: y: iia:;ss:
s end g. .sS become = Justly
non t;S; a'ss'ss. 5.
ssas,.a S9 s hs. ss By s.s
emses who h% been pey onsy w iru,ifpI ard Imagined
bauer, which will ,nbic 'u,.n 10 lear chdden rsgtct
that have ptak siny en- such debate
matters but feel called urcn So s mi ID be misun-
derstocd and great res or ATTY
whch have seesly assumed Wit hielirss Of sirxscre
gratitude for the trie a. N, aeen of te
Lucins Sord fss been V, cd upon ne in thm eosntry
remain the fullcs' very otedcrt hgnbl, servant
JOHN WINTERS BOLDERWTiL MD
Price ssrert tide Fer sale a, SIS Broadwsy New Yo,t
aen ~ r~or,n Stihsrreel rn'iade,nnta Ut Inn
lUHN sietADb 4 CO'o mi ELLiUr.>LE OFFICE
a 30 Nassau st.
RsIssasass-nop NJ. H. oriuaell, H. Br,voor,, Esq, W.
lrxlng frof hsnwtek sim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25
MADAME RESTELL.

FEMALE PHYSICIAN. Once and resdence I4s GresAi
witch street. (betwesn Corandt and Liberty streeti4
complaints incident to the female frsme
Madame Restsls experience and knowledge in the treat
men Of obstinate cases or female rregulary sopage Sup
&c such to require hut few days for certain
relief and perfect recovery Ladies dssrns proper med
will be Accommodated during such time with private re-
rpectabe board "Prsysntve Powders" Tor married des
delicate prscsous health foroid too rapid
family will b sent y %s 70 my n Par n az aunsf
se0, N. Y. city, wall be receives. =
B-Na lame RESELL would inform ladies residing out Of
the city whose health would not admit Of travelling that she
wond vote her attendance upon them
Of the United States within reasonable distance,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25

~ - CHEAP AND GOOD.-Lsdss' 0aitesS
50, e. and g 2, PER pair; Frspsh Bss.isS An
p.os "a ss csf fss 50 ana " p. rSs s
Childrsns Misses' and soys, Boots shoes sp
IN psOpertos Thea ns.s i seS boots ssitasis 70. shs
Ss per oair Also general Of boots and
Tor family cha and good. ts Cntou Boot
Iket aos Canal stest North east eorssr q Hvdson
SIM ! - - "A. KNOX X co
ID UBLIC NOTICE-IMPUkTA.NI0 10 FAMi-I go
Envous reputation to in Of
may depend upoi pupctusy nd despatch and at snoh
heard oi prices must astonish the beheider - W
aosS Turtle sscua,psr quart g cent?
lee CsSssm. IN forms sfaa ,aei 80 IS
Blanc M .nge H5
Calves Feet Jelly 10
Charlotte de-russe 100
The above articles although very low IN price are MOI
to be compared with the trash furnished by feror rsons
having no stores, no reputatieD 40 nothing at stake
WIN. REID, Cash ';onfe cones,
fIslm. . F.ff' ~ rr'rs 80 Hudson street
a BERNETHY's pOrANICAL plLLS-Let The rnior-
A arsur-d that there is s1sggerston ~ as
serng these pills be dy and radical cure Tor enor
bea elects Irritation Kidneys Sc hey were fer ,eye
OF above disc Ia the frat stages box usually
sufficient effect in few days In long proirscted
chronic obstinate elects NC they equally CT. tain
ing hun d. Tho had been taking other medicines
than to disease They the subject
the Troublesome weakness which Frequently occur ter
other medic They have unpc taste Ill
any fakinghem m ht frequent the most refined society
without having their mis,rtun.s suspeeted They cr
posed cstry Of yese,abs mgedscp.s, which pvgnras the
Apothecares' Ill, 80 aerns street. and Brooklyn
by Blagrove, druggist Fult,n street ia Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25
: COUNTERFEIT. .
FEMALE MONTHLY
r4 - PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nyarisble success Of
~ Madame Rsselle Female Monthly Pills in all cases q
nature upon whh the health Of every female depends snes
into the United States about four year
countsres and limitations are continually attempted 10 Is
pamed OF for the genuine Cheap common rills purcha
"Femsls Monthly Pills with the object Of selling possible.
dollar Females are hsrefSrs against hsss
that all Female Monthly Pills countereits except hoes
sold Madame RestellS Principal Ooe i4s Greenwich s
New York, and No. Esssx street, Bostoa. Price -.
Madame Restes signature u written the Of sssh
boz.
n B. The married. under ercumsl must ahsta
from their for tanned in the directions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25

NOTICE-The business will be continued by HUI RI BUT
co. at the old stand Wall street, New York, and %
State street Hartford Conn., where all packages be
rected. Care Of Hurlbut ktCo q Exeress.n III
HAIR CUTTING AND DREssINH!-GIOVANNI
IL FERRARI, formerly of No. Aster House. Broadway
bevs cavc TO announce that he ha, opened
and elegant Hair Dressing saloon, No Vesey Aston
House. which will be found replete with every comfort and
convenience where ne will Al ali be happy 10 wait
on those gentleman who please 10 honor HIM with their
Commands NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25
j. PEASE Il SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUND CANDY

HOARHUUND CANDY.
THIS pleasant medicine i, c1msd By csmbnaop Of Is
one these scs: .hcsd used spss.sy and aosd no
mated that the benefit Of the whole experienced
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
WssSr,,s ro.sMmc can recommend Pas Hoa,honnd
Ss:s 1is;si ~iIss and asss
DsrnoIr, Oct 18th, 1891.
package: q iiosIsosd andy .SH:SSst e :esps
e. e . .r M ss s1o as IN s %Ss
cor. am ~'thgreat Roget prnr,v,n A.,
Ihave andy in my family Tor coughs,
colds and vis 5Sie SSER 50 Henri
Reg,r ssaaess 80 say thai he has rsc,iced m.d
81 S ad @ 1as 'SS
ses (. & an e,
gsssaI, and a,r all he finds none s.ees.sf Peae
is 81 "a;
The undersnsd 1--we The ssrpoSnd extract Cd Koarhoans
y x6 and
aos 1 nothing sss :sss tive
oar brethren thgoushOnt the Union.
f.: " Lindsey, Faster e ME- Church: sseGsd 4.
% tfsss o r. 81 he cRslh
s,, Mr. Wssaa.r Pastor Of Church corner of Catherine
Rev NJ y, fiI,sip Pastor Of &c CHURCH Bedford St
ny Mt Betty PA.tsr Of wesey an Methodist Church.
Rev Mr. Lyon, Pastor N T. Church York. Pa.
M " reSrN the cfcacy of Peasel Hoarhound Candy,
enough has bs.n ahous pds Of certificates pubIrhed and
leye, though should fr n, he Jsad ""'" ' w "
% Pediars Confetti )ners are moi ,rr,,rt.s ,.rts
tscf snv,,ore 9, ne ocnnne Psases Hoarnound Csndy II
igred Pe@ek "a, ~ Division Of whom IL can ~ oh
tended to. ''"e'oay ."
TEENS inv srab'y Cssh an 'stters must BE- po.,r.a
AGENTS. S'f-"-
81 Wi1liam It, e' a''
THOMPSON, cor Fulton and William SITS
Sands 10 FULTON Ct and Granite Bcidngs cor OF Btoad
way ard CHAMBERS ~; over No . ststh Avenue.
The foil wing are our stat ag~p's:-
Mr. q w FeJdlng No. q Sta,e ct Boston. Ma.
MrG Zleber. NO. 81 Doth OF, Phitadernis, Pa,
Rawls & Go S7ssatest Albany. -
DR. Robersos, Nc. ITO Baltimore o. Baltimore Nd.
Msssrs Duboite &Co. Mobile, Ala T7'-7
wessvs Cmns Co. No 10 Exchange Place New Or
leans. L..
re-. y, pgv.ll. as7 Broad 81, Nswnh, No. i
Mr. w flsldepsn, Louisville Ky.
Mr. hsscey Teller, btuot, MieA
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MECHANICAL LAMP


No Broadway teiwsen Anthony and Leonard street
CREsH importation Of Mechanical LAMPS The subsI,bcr
respecy that he has just received from Paris
the most and splendid assortment OF the
lamps ever imported In this csustry embracing the latest
ana rnoss fsshsousbie patterns
With bsssiiu variety Of Glass Globes Fancy Porcea and
Paper shades, Tars,s ke &c Az wmch may now be .xa
The superiority Of the Msehssscai Lamp. combining Ie
gauoe appearance in the Of Oil with
De most brilliant aud regular Ghsion 81 sh es'abi'hsd
~ leoersl approximation. i,
coat Of the common lamp
sAnps sad Lustres loaned fsr ba' and partiss
r.. d. SAXrON.
-. Successor 10 A uiAcor,
Tin, s37 Broadway.
ERssE I BROOKS, Liberty Il, =
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BOOKKEEPING.

THE Counting Rooms Of T.. c. MARSH 50 Cedar street,
continue open from "a M. to M IN ord'r that mer-
chants others may avail themselves of Of
tion that truly practical that emb oplcte
tine Of mercantile and and
which the .dent actually kecrs set OF books In
verser reputation he desires that his principal work
on has passed into ten editions that It
ne preference the New York fubc Schools and other
large institutional and that hc hmse the honor
rspponted .cher of book keeping for the Mercantile Ii
brsry Association" OF this city Prospectuses with terms
msy be had At the ceuntlng rooms as above j21 In
deEO0 REWARD !! CROsS's sPECik!C MIXTURE
COV for the Of delicate Diseases We give mo long
anscksh rseomen4 atioas 70 deceive the public If the
object netfy where be had and that the propre
tor challenges single Of dieeasc 70 be brought in
which the mixture will not effect rapid under forfeit
ture or $500 For sale, At Dr. W. Minors druggist, 1872
broadway. New York; Jones' N Of Chestnut and
iii street. Jos NJ smith, l35 Washington
Boston; Roberts Atknson Of and Market
street Baltimore; A. iCrossman Canal ct, New Orleans
II lmd$
JfTITHOUT MERCURY.-DR. y. BKENNA has tn
w honor informing the citi.sns OF New fora. tina,
rsdicay, honecparnic sysssm ana few
long standne without danger Of relapse which oen
The remedy or Dr. Brsnna does not contain particle II
mercury any ohsr poisonous mineral and
possibly exercise dceteous influences
the body be eoavsnisatly admnsered Its opera
ton l. WSys sas end bad consequences follow from
IL use, kesvsr critical The crcunstances under which il
d. Patients wishing advice consult DR. hs
once Granite Building, II Broadway and Cnamoer
street Chamber ss l. at hour from 10 A. NJ
to QP M. Is
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AVA EUIOAL CAKD.-Uk. COOfkk, NO. u Duhhe eto near
M Chatham st. still affords relief to the afcted Of both
e. he may be always consulted with the utmos confidence,
IN the worst Of dscate diseases mercurs asctona
and the numerous symptoms arising from this disease From
ca!ar brsneh of ne profession grSntees 'a .pssd ard
cured few days without III. Of other
daagerou medincine No interruption from busnes OF ats
t3elsd sssr.vatsa By nalsstmsnt may ePpy with ths
rse-stendanes from in the morning until 10 night Of