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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09
NE VS.!

The Globe has changed again. Last week
it was abusing the President for appointing De-
mocrats TO office. Now it is abusing him for not
appointing Democrats to certain offices. If the
President were TO appoint hundred Democrats
10 office merit month, would not the Globe change
dgain2 There is no way to escape the Globes
maediclions-the President must bear them
with what equanimily he can.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

The iron steamboat John Randolph, after nine
years active service on the Savannah river, was
hauled out Of the water last week for repairs On
examining her bottom it was found that the wear OF
the iron plates Of which she is bull, scarcely per
cePtibe IN any TART Some indentations were foun
caused by snags, which did not go through the bot
tom, and which were easily repaired. "This IA t.
remarks the Savannah Republican, I" clearly tests
the superiority Of iron for the hull Of boats plying on
our rivers, over that Of wood"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09
From the Harrisburg Enquirer.
GEN. JACKSON AND Mr.. TYLER.

Soon after President Tyler vetoe1 the Bank bills,
a meeting of the Democratic members Of the Legs-
lature Of Tennessee held, and addressed by Gov.
Polk In reply TO an invitation TO attend 1t, Gen.
Jackson wrote a letter, IN which he said
{" congratulate you, gentlemen, as do our coun-
try at large, on having at the head Of the Govern
ment President, who upon one question at lest,
has strict and regard for the Consti.
tuition, and, gentlemen, | may add that,
in the ability aud administration Of The President main
Tain the Government principles purely JcGosonian |
HAVE THE MOST ABIDING CONFIDENCE"
The Democrats composing the Tennessee Legisla-
ture actuated by the patriotic feelings which elicit
ed the appreciation Of Gen. Ja, kson, passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
"Re,olred, That this meeting, ever faithful 10 the
long cherished Democratic principles which were
sanctioned by Jefferson, a Madison, a Jackson
and animated aud cheered by the support whics they
have received from MIR. Tyler, thus publicly award
TO him their profound thanks and gratitude for his
faithful adherence to those great which the
Democratic party, with the Constitution as their
guide, have always bauled for"
Yet after the President has been applauded by such
men q Gen. Jackson, Gov Polk, and thousands Of
other prominent Democrats there are To be found a
few would-be dctators who take every occasion TO
denounce him. How men, protesting TO be Demo-
crats can reconcile such couro with their yrQfs-
Nons, is more than we divine There is no atm
lily existing between the President and the Wing par
ty. His acts fully substantlatr this assertion. lie
has carried out Democratic measures, and appointed
Democrats 10 Office We know not what other
eridenee has btercst opposers require 10 ato him
place in the Republican ranks
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

LATER PROM TnNm,p.-Adyces from Trinidad
state that on the 20th Of June, a Guneaman arrived
with four hundred and fifty slaves on hoard, belong
ing to the famous negro dealer, Don Pedro Blanco,
which were all landed in safety few mile, TO lee
ward. She is now hove out and repairing, and max
ing preparations for another voyage.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

Mas .Neting fhe Missouri SirpetoLlers.-A meet
ing OF the citizens Of the counties Of Lewis Ola ke
Scotland, Shelby, Monroe, Rails, and Marion, Is TO
be held at Hannibal on the Doth Of August 10 take
measures TO protect the State property against the
operations Of the abolltionsts The abolitonists re
siding in Illinois have become eniboldened by sue.
cess, and so frequent and unremttng are their exer-
tons, that the Shareholders have no security what
ever against their efforts to carry OF the slaves to
Canada.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09
OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

Acting Gunner John Owens, Sailmaker 'ohh
JONES, Acting Boa,swain w. Whitehead ana
Acting Carpenter w. knight, to the Warren
Lieut. G. Lockwood, TO the rendezvous AZ
Boston.
Lieut.. WIN. A. Jones, TO the Pensacola yard
Md.hipman J. b. Kinkaid, to The receiving
ship at New York.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

TRnL OF r. 7. Dowprs.--Tbe examination Of
witnesses in this case, behalf Of the United States
occupied the Criminal Court yesterday, and continued
to-day until the adjournment, Of the Court
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

PnoGREss or scIEscE.-The brain has recently
been tapped with success in a Of hydrocephalas.
In the Dublin Medical Journal Dr. Butcher gives on
account Of an interesting case.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

new packet ship called the Queen Of the West, {"
1850 tons burden, fully rugged and spared, was
launched in New York on Saturday afternoon.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

The United States sloop-of-wsr Decatur Comman-
der ABBorT, bound TO the coast Of Africa, went to
sea on Friday morning.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09
Lawn rnon Mrmeo.--The New Orleans Bee Of

LATER rRoM Mrxico.-The New Orleans Dee OF
the lst inst has the following intelligence
BY the schooner Frederick, Capt Jordan arrived
yesterday from Laguns, we learn that Gen Ampuda
had entered Tabasco the llth inst with 1900
men, aud had defeated the TROOPS Of General Sent.
manst after an action Of two hours. ScLtmanat had
retreated Is leagues into the interior with 500 men,
where he would endeavor TO collect additional forces
The schooner Venus arrived yesterday from Vera
Cruz, brings no news Of importance.
7. S.-The above account is conlradicted in seve.
raj important particulars, by letter addressed 10
commercial house IN this cuy and emanating from a
highly authentic source.
The letter states that as soon rs Sentman9t was in.
formed Of the landing Of Ampudia, he advanced as
far En- Pslisada and there gave battle to the Gov.
eminent troops. The combat was obstinate and
lasted several hours, ia spite of the neiority OF the
forces under the command Of Sentmanat Ampu.
da's troops suffered severe loss. Senmanat at length
fell back upon Tobasco, where another action took
place. Being finally compelled TO abandon the town
he withdrew TO Candacan, where, at the last sc-
counts, he was Strengthening his army in order TO re-
sune an offensive attitude.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

The Hon. James Madison Porter, Secretary oil
War, is at the City Hotel, New York
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

TIM PRENDrsr.-We learn from the Norfolk
Beacon that the President Of the United States on
Saturday visited the Navy Yard at Gosport, the
United States ships Pennsylvania and Levant, lying
in the harbor aud also the steam frigate Missouri,
at each Of which visits he was Of course received
with the military honors due TO his station lie af-
forwards visited the borough Of Norfolk and partook
OF a splendid collation. provided on the OCCASION
Mr.. Cususe, the Minister 10 China, wa. present
and responded TO a complimentary toast in speech
Of some length, which is highly spoken Of awe
were particularly pleased" says the Beacon, by
the happy manner in which Nr Cvsurve alluded TO
the great good feeling existing between France and
this country. The part tina, generous nation took in
our great struggle for freedom was described with
feryid eloquence which produced great effect In
introducing Capt DUyrrRIrR to those present he APP
Peared to remember with particular pleasure aud
pride the great interest which his uncle General
Count NroLLs took in the success Of our Revolution.
Count MroLLs fought under the American banner
during the whole Of that memorable contest" sc.
Not being able TO speak the English language
huently, Mr. Cusnse responded for him /, his usual
felictous manner"
The Pnrsrprsr, after dining with private party,
embarked on board the Missouri, by which vessel he
was landed at Old Point Comfort in the evening.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

During the day a committee from the various me-
chancal departments IN the Navy Yari, waited upon
the President 10 express their gratitude for the in
iercst he has taken In their behalf. They made an
excellent address, to which the President returned
most eloquent reply.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

The RePeaers in Ireland have, through their trea-
surer, invested the sum Of $4,000 in the British
funds.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

Z Mr. Fletcher Webster sailed on Saturday last Tor
Canton, in the Antelope from Boston.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

EFFEcTs THE SroRM.-AwruL CALAMITY.--A
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger, dated at
Chester nsylvana, on Sunday last gives full
account Of the terrible disasters Of the late storm
that neighborhood The shores are srewn with
wrecks the streets filled with ruins, and from every
section accounts received Of terror, desolaon,
and death, sufficient to appa the stoutest heart
About six o'clock it perceived that Chester
Creek was rapidly rising The stream rose, it is said
BY some six feet in FIVE minutes others that it
six feet in minute. In about two hours, how
ever, il had risen twenty feet The food swept
rresisbly onward The dams built for its restraint
were reeds before the that rushed by the
channels were lost and the vast volume OF waters
spread the plain tearing large trees and sweep
ing factories and buildings, like bubbles upon its
face. The railroad bridge, built at an enormous ex-
pense. lifted from its foundations and flung down
the stream and the suspension BRIDGE the first chain
bridge built in the world, shared similar fate In
addition to other loss of property estimated at about
$3.50 900, it is believed that less than twenty, and
probably many more persons have been drowned.
ANOTHER SToRM.-Another heavy storm of rain
passed over Philadelphia early on Monday morning
1t was accompanied with loud crashes Of thunder,
and the rain, while il lasted, is said to have been
heavy as during the storm of Saturday.
FLooD NEWARK, N. I'VE learn from the
New York Tribune that, on Saturday night, the
breastwok dam the Morris canal at the weigh
lock- built TO shut off the water from the excavation
for new lock, gave way and let down an immense
body of water into the level of the Canal connected
with the Inclined Plane on the top of the hill. Here
it soon broke away the bank and came rushing down
through Market street, flooding the cellars, in some
instances invading the floors, washing away sidewalks,
sc. j saw the stock of one poor fellow, grocer,
aioat in about three feet water. The Swamp (the
Tanners and Curriers' quarter) must have suffered
some. rough estimate would make the damage
,ome $1,000.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09

The United States steam frigate Missouri, Capt
NEWTON, with the Hon. Mr.. CUsHNe on board, bound
to Alexandra, in Egypt, left the naval anchorage be-
low Norfolk on Saturday afternoon and proceeded
TO sea.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-09
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

Our returns are very imperfect, aud, except IN
one or TWO districts, il is difficult TO predict the
rssu,t.
The Tarboro Gazette gives the oileiai re-
turns in Edgecome county thus:
Arlington (Repub) l'ols
Stanly abusive Clay Whig) 100
Arington's majority, l'4oo
Nash county-Anington sl2
- Stanly, n
TAI
2,l47
PIT county, Stanly's majority is llS
Green county, ~
100
Anington's maj, as for as heard from, -
aud he is doub,lessly elected, 1857
p. S. The Norfolk Beacon gives the re-
ported n turns from four of the remaining
six counties TO be heard from, which show
an aggregate majority for Stany Of / l4o
Which reduces Arrington's majority TO 81
Mr. Rsyner has been collected
General Saunders, the staunch Republican,
is said TO be elected.
Mr.. Daniel, the Republican candidate in The
seventh district is said 10 be elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30
SHERMAN,s I.ozENcEs

ENORMOUS Quantities OF popular medieio. ar. ,ad
Il during the year and still the demand "a
ng In i've years the Doctor has gone from few ponnd.
q 81 tohs and where Il will w. cannot
Whie ShermaRs Lozenses pleasant thst
FOR nem they wonderfully efficient or thsv vond gu,
Qnzed by our vorths ciszens az FOR nstance-EI
LARK sherman browneli Esq, Register Of the CITY W ri
Bum Esd deputy register, Rev Mt Dunbar Of McDous.
Al street Church. Rev Sebastian Srceter. OF Boston
Anthony q the Oneida Conference Hon. Senator Archer
The like nigh Iespectablity. "
Shermans Worn Lozenges- Tested IN a million OF
ts aa Hchh0wledged by the medical facuIty only
e AM certain worm destroying medicine world. They
ieWefcnbed daly ~ nearly all phyrcians sherman
1t't 10nt have any Itputati0Dhe nOc.OT a me mber
OF we 90 i'ai society and skilig praeUtios.f.
-.+es Cefd2f9i Lo1engosleadache se yicsne,t pal.
I-. ioN - g. slits, and depondeDcy red ma W
nl l ~ i.s Aney have been fully proved multitude
M Sossh Lozsases ssy eli tickling irritation Of
he OK OF -f lonOc espectorstivn and cure The mos,
asaint eea or coles IN days also
A c3uh. ara ilshtDcts OF the chest
Ycaedy bccu not only relieved but eeetusv he
maze Cough LOLcuscf when ell Other l,,isd ~ ~
hoc Nipples positively cured BY shennapt paplI,r. M
Sod S Nassau 81 set and sold by aaegt, al "a Rev.,
u @ .sIogdWey, al Bieecker Hudson az Kn.btar "
- awtil New york; iSs falton Brooklyn. . VsnYo,s
~ hcsuut ~ fadelphia DR. Reed Gay and sartoes ~,
be. .'e-i t1esas, 1 MAN st Cincinnati, Ohio; Gutb
~ eanwh hall Albany; Dyer Jr, a Westmnster az
A'''N'" 81 nouoihe's shts street. Boston, mas lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDEEy


nxThsse invaluable Powdoshsvc boon universally adoDsd
In Europe bat France particular for upwards Of thirty
swe y thousandsin this county a. 6slns the oay mil
safe, and ecacioys remedy for married sdex hssi
soibias q rapid increase OF family.
Madame Kes'el a. il well know for thirty ~
sls Physcsn The ensipM Female Hospitals in 20
rosehose Of Vienna and ParsWhers favored by gfes
and opportunities xko attained thai M
great medical science specially
The female are for which her rncdicincs un
vailed well in this cgupy a. in Europe HsI fcqnainalse
hereby tracing the decline snd Ill health Of married females
the meridian Of e spd the rapid sn3
eftep apparently nexpiicabs ssnsss which sorssn
fond mother premature xrave-to their
vs knowiedzs Of the primary cause, o emsi.
de discovery hsr sosbrased rssvseuse Powders
Their adoption has hsep tho Of preserving only
the health hss the Liza Of iosois vie axi
scn1moslie7.
The advertise, fsssg the efthis subject ss
nating the yss benefits resulting sLoussnA By their sdof
ton, would RESPECTFULLY Nnun OF the
ycd, By all that they hold and dear, III eondsat
"a wise And evils which are
iset o'inpe and health uisn CONTROL Every
dscassioa>s yrtzou, aud enlightened mind WA unhcsitst
,ssy answer in the ,,iA.sye Free Use soi.a rse!sss
San be foywdsdb BY mail to any Part Of the USsS ss4,ss
TELL, Female fny,eiep Principal Office, las (rsenwlssi
street, New York Once hours ota n ~ 20 oetDek "a.
Boston Office No. Eascs "a 3uty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30
ON STRICTURE AND KS CURE.

I'VE FOL -oW ING REMARKS WILL PLACE Be
r as 's.a T?: asfSs '"::'
occurrence and o srs,s Dsr.ons who arg -, he leo.
;:ctns s nm md that s r
ns5i:,.lsr e.,sa,..,asse:
trs certaiss, or. Ss'n s;'S generally accompanies
'" wa, Iegsr.; 10 Go ss.s Of shess rsaarks:--
well known shs. sne'u.s !. tie result: ?: n lily s.sos
inue from nonth month, slides into fee. Nov,
ss 10 e.
ina; mss sGIos MOI p! Whss
Fart OF e.ef he i..ssss structure aud. further, ii
b. s thu, main Sr % A. %:
sssious aades, only Of SEXUAL Blu those also Of
what Especially leads Of nom dsorder
The dew 'is Long lutte
structure often sxis.s for without prodrcGs any very
apod s.en OILY to the
The .ayantass, which peop.
a ns on s aSoa ys s & BOD, .
,A:, win SCI: shsi nGItsm long any VIM buy them
ined,at.y dse that the in Tie World
& sr the to s 81 b
% Sss s1s o. m as., SsS
bat whom "a sss III, real sc ai Ias eas. hs has cares
= : sso.s ssss
iy done for although the toms of tha
slated very s the following s ea ss =
Ts manner has been ,dy said ihe,iIsas
lively after il il finished and me clothes ued whet
more aiic,s The
Is .is.e Ggnorhoea nos remained s,sctredIt il d6l
suipto row lons Gonorhoa elect and
produce setrre for naturally disposed
20 would
ground at dsi for the Suspicion OF stlctu.e The last
Iae e1eca ffrscGre has upon the ssindThe effect Of
mental activity Thi, al-o Of effects.
Not however, thar is alike every individual but il
common that the Writer rarely Of structure and
less ne capable ofhusness formerly. Il
sgnrfys alzo TO witness uniform Of and
the disappearing OK otsI msisd,es the pcgosses
ncent otserc and Ii with confidence and plea.
sure) shat this free from and generally
yiishei Ite time 80 much thi. could not have
and sIc the practical experiences Of the
wriser thar he accomplish the oil rcsre 10
| msay days - formerly it demanded months.
aeakc thep.eves he published little volume,
called Ths P,pGic Tyecse" which only structure,
bat he o. ell thcxe delicate which
es and privacy directed in the piancst manner. Ii IL
advisable however, who suspect strctpc
bic, should corsr the author pencpay and nothing wsvr
ihsm tbsN the Snd certainty Of his
cure Sepas roonS sse. ana arranged for thoss who ay
have 10 wait 4 little.
only remains word two the ground
which the public, aud especially strangers coming this
rely with confidence what has been advanced With
Dr. Ralph bcgy beside grad.
Of Edinburgh, SC &che has been engaged the
these both in hospital and city practice, for
,rs..y or that he has letters from the
Amsncs-sI Sir Ashley Cooper DR.. Mott Of New YorF.
Or fhynck OF Philadelphia and sthsrs and that he pern
sty.
Dr. Rslph sconsutsd At private residence No. % Green
reh street, towards the houre also b
ecnsul.sd By Tho s vcsms apovo referred TO 10
dollar i'll t5tsV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30
A MIRACULOUS INVENTION

TO CURE ERUPTIONS AND CLEAR THE SKIN.
THE astonishing powes of this remscy must surprise ALL
That beautiful piece Of Soap should erurtons,
and clear dark yellow, sunturnt skim for which
powerful lotions have been used in vain Very strange
reader u is just 10 Ia that shape other
The Italian Chemical soap has be. found The fol-
lowing diseases OF The botcnes irsckls SAT-
&C. has received the most ste ig ums from the
and blessing 1t the skin youthful healthy bloom
bed sa S@pes Hc Sold al Sy eak
Jones' his peumery sign Of the American
Eage so Chatham New York and by these Aaen-n
Philadelphia by Zeber Third and DOCK streets;
next to the American Hotel Washington, D. C 10 Boston
State street; Charleston, 8 C 81 King streets Albany.
81 State streets in Brooklyn, 1879 Fiton street. Agents wanted
mall other cities. jcla lm<ec
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.
rAEAMT EzQTR(I FEMALE pHYSICIl

MAIAME AISTELI, IEMALE PHYSlCLAts, wosi
OF their complaints by Of the
that ell shc senis personally her e.
aud knowledge enables do She
deems necessary 20 state this she doea wh be
saSssd with the pstede continually appearing and
Ina, adv stsng FeJnss PhYscans who ignorant
Incompetent themselves arsobged 10 scarcely lee
iguosa cxp-rHast Consulting parlor sne
residence Hs sreenych ,rss between Cogrsnds and III
tsrty streets. 4op Of Attendance fIou 4. Id r. B
ala 1nrAy
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ExoAANGE ToTEL. BsI- T1NOaE.

'ihlS tat- ha,inr uneef many Lltcrauons
ard thorough rc1s. having ben IA reiupished with
,h and essat idtuurs sgan open fr the reception Of
con. ANY.
The position Of hs Holel TOO well known require de-
~ - ysnfzes ~ ooufcsed be- pecnie Of
nes pleasure Of the most favorable OF the city
The rroprctoT shall
he Improve sdTantspes under his
perendsuce and respectful y solcitx s,ron,ze of his
F1eGds the puhlic ARASTuS COLEMAN.
ba,nnre, April 20, 1873 20 eod3mr
a MEXICAN u0rELs NV YOkK.-tisving com
y peied the repairs and alterations Of AM Hoel
an The colng house (Which nave - respect
fry solicit from friends aud The public CONTINUATION OF
thcis The s-g1non good thai similar
establish in the II fronts ths Pa H. ,nd Foun-
Immediately opposite The house ,, 1evly
lie eo1Imsr re VIM q COZZENs
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NO CURE NO PAY

DR COOPER, Of "A Duane street. between William and
IL Chatham takes this method Of informing the
and he still afodr TO the afflicted Of
both may be always consulted with the utmost con-
fdcnce the Of delicate diseases Dr. Cooper,
from residence many hospitals Europe, devoted
of delicate and from
practice in this city for the last ten years IN tins
person. put themselves his treatment
Recent cured three days: DIR. Cooper
mild and pdeious mode Of will require r.
deploabe need not oil
recovery Dr. Cooper informs the public that nc IS .no
exhibits diploma the Stuyvesant Institute Of this city,
voabe observed IN all combinations Separate Offices
contact Letters, post PAID at
teaded TO Charse moderate Office open from in the
Ing until 10 O'Clock night. Office IA Duane street.
u
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HULI,S TRUSSES

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
pENSONs afflicted with uponth best
aid world affords, ON application
Nesey street. or 90 either Of th, agents the
%ssrpsd Of ilul Hu.ses TO see If thet endorsed BY
writing None be led upon
=. gaQl without his signature
- Many undertaken Of
Sssbid Lrasses, aud thousands imposed
qutnce These be upon they
&s pg un'Fif0i mechanics and are .beuer than he OIdi
Rooms have been fitted No cet exclusively
Inent, female II mon
nIfn
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PRIVATE SELF-CURE

DOCTOR JORDAN'S specific Packages, Nos. and q.
for the prompt Of secret diseases are NOT any new
fully tested for the last nine vita encouraging success
Zach package contains every requisite Tor the cure Oh these
MED BY the Monitor private treatise on secret maadss
packages the original for the suppression Of
qauackey, and from their well known popularity have had
host Of mitat0rs Guarantee where additional med
rpes required further charges made Price 50 each
the package required FOR gooorhea vencrea disease
The Monitor alone so One collar post paid ensures
free.
Doctor Jordan Specific Packages enable the patient to
make prompt cure without suspicion. 80
Sold only Drug Store 60 Prince street, OF Marion
street, few doors of Nbos Garden Private entrance
and Offices for consultation 69 Marion continuation Of
Center door below drug m26 lmSr