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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-10
X E NJ A n K 8 .


Most ofthe foregoing article is made
up of matter not pertaining to the ques-
ton under consideration, viz-whe.her
Judge Phelps used certain language i'm
puted to him, but a pressure of other
matter forbids reply to it. The denial
of the son will suffice for the father I'M
less can trace the report to its origin,
and ascertain that there was some foun-
dation for it. There is one thing about
it, which is, it can not be traced to Lib
ersy men, as they did not exist, as such,
when the story originated. The report
was circulated by both Wings and Dem.
ocrats in such way that Judged there
was no doubt ofthe truth oft, and hay
ing never seen the denial published, snip
posed when [ alluded to it recently, that
it was genuine report. But if promi-
nent men Of Mr. Phelps own party tell the
truth about him his practice sa. w Washing
Ion have been abundan'Iy disgraceful, to
let him have the privilege of staying At
home next lime.
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VOLNEY ROSS,


and the public generally hat he is now
receiving large aud well selected assert.
ment of
ID 2s GN c. g ,
Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye Sta!t3s,
GROCERIES,, &C.,
with small assortment of
DIR Y GOODS,
most of which were purchased at the low
est cash price, and he is determined as
much as possible, to sell for ready cash
at the lowest cash prices. Among the
articles may be mentioned the following {:
Opium,
Camphor,
cream
Tartar,
Casti le
soap, L'quo-
rice root e. ext.
Balsam Copava,
Rhubarb, JaIap, AIoes,
Fors Cammomile, Gum Ar
able, Castor oil, Quicksilver, Mag.
nesia, Birthstone, Su pher, Alcohol,
Borax, Calomel, Red Precipitae, Cor.
rosive Sublimate, Aqua Ammonia. Sweet
Spirits Nitre, Super Carbonate Soda, Ep.
som Salts, Tartaric acid, Laudanum,
SIENNA, Sulphute quinine, gum Mirrb,
Spanish flies, gum Tragacanth,
Corks. SarsapariIa, Sponge,
Walls, Gamboge Col
oqunth, white lead, red lead, litharge,
spirits turpentine, whiting, chrome yell
low, chrome green, spruce yellow,
Prussian blue, Chinese vermi!Ion,
rotor stone, ivory black, rose pink,
lamp black, British ustre, bonnet &
common glue, gold and silver leaf
gold and silver bronze, copper
bronze, white and red chalk,
Spanish brown, Venetian
red, rosin, umber,
Tere de
Siennl
gumsheIlac,
Cochi-
neal,
nutmeg.
Moce, Cloves,
cinnamon, cassia buds,
Alspice, black pepper, oil rose,
oil peppermint, oil wintergreen, oil CHINA.
mon, oil burgamot, oil annisseed, oil juni-
per, oil
lemon,
oil cara
away, oil
hemlock, oil cedar, oil pennyrovaI, oil
tansey, oil NORWOOD, oil spearmint,
carbonate ammonia, sal ammonia sal
soda curcuma, Quassa, squiIIs,
gentian, coumbo. vaIerian, Cayenne
pepper, Bayberry bark, golden seal,
Unicorn root, pleurisy root, suIphuric
ether, arrow root, tapioca, pearl sago
starch, Nitric, sulphuric. muriatic, g
oxaIic Acids, slrychnos, Fstrychnine
oreganum, spike & British oils,
lamp, sweet and Harlem
oils, SeidIiz powders, gum Kino;
Phelps tomato pills, Gregoyr's do,
Phiuney's do, Persian do, Indian purga.
i've do, Brandreh's do, Mofat's pills
md bitters, Thayer'S and Oriental pills,
Daverport's pills and eye water.
Thompson's & Bucks eye water.
S Soa" s} Ay:on, TEAS,
Hyso on skin' Superior articles.
Brown Havana, Porto Rico, Clari- i
fed and Loaf
- et o ~ y 81
SALERATUS, STARCH, &c.
The subscriber is agent for the cele>
rated medicines of Comstock e. Co., N.
Y. and in fact the public may expect to
ind almost every medicine at this estab
ishment, called for, I
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Won CAN RE CURED.

YES by the long study and unurng per
ytverance discovered specific, medical
combination before attempted by any one composed Of
Tar SURPRISING any hinF
hitherto employ 3D. or that hss conceived
po.sole to employ in the treatment q oSnoTnsa, Sse,
Weakness and diseases generally Of the ths me or
male No long Standing eo1pcated or
the NAV be il will Weld speedily and naturally 70 hs
and certain csrative powers OF this remedy Ma
Ienocs with gratitude have acknowledged that nothing
within their esp-r equal this new arcaneum.
THOMAS'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
These Thomass Specific Pills unpleasant 70 ne as9
the stomach and neither Diet regimen or alb
sinsnce from business rqu!ed TO- ad them "a sapshs aus
from the So confident proprietor o. the SUI
efficacy Of this remedy that he CHALLENGES the whole
ana confidently assures ali In. II they will make
one trial OF Thomas Specific Pills. they will fad speedy and
safe relief le their be complies ed and
The Pills purely etsbe and durec and sstrn'
linz tebv lar di.rds ID action ia lbepsyts affected soon
tore patient the all happy soy OF all
ana vgor the prsae days OF anbismshed youth and
lPrce per box Agents at 27s Broadway
Chambers street, Granite Buildings 70 Fulton stree n Fast
Broadway mig 1msm
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Mr. Winthrop said he wassunprepared for this subject
but he afraid that after the Committee rose to-day
sion on the nubjec He denied that this western
subject A Massachusetts and ship discovered the
mouth Of the ColumbisCapain Gray, in the Columbia
Massachusetts enterprise the United States her title
TO the territory He believed entitled to the
whole 10 degrees OF the territory; but this no time TO
agate subject in the House He denied that the Br
fish cheated us in the late boundary treaty.
Mr. isoEns0LL-i was told day after day in my seat
Of that treaty that the consent Of the to il
were obtained by tricks low aud disgusting they
were dishonorable and infamous.
WISrHEor-sir, believe MIR. Webster to be incapa
Pennsy 1vania himself
lsaERsoLL-And don't and there's the difference.
wIsrHnoP-Nne tenths of the people Of this country
approved OF the and is too late in the day for
purposes.
Mr.. WINTHROP then concluded with Corningss well
known story oil the young painer who could or would
pant nothing but red lion He said there too much
oil this red hon feeling in all movements As to Tex
as sir deny the right OF this House the Senate the
President to annex Texas The Oregon is question of
boundary: The Texas question is proposition TO ANAL
ganate foreign sovereignty with the sovereignty of the
with Great Britain aud though have fear Of this lit
tie red lion or big red Lion, opposed to setting such
dangerous precedent
Mr. ELMER of N Jersey said he opposed to giving
this notice
Mr. Monse denied there had been any trick in the late
treaty.
Mr. scHENcK said the people of Ohio were not anx.
ious for Oregon as to 60 to war fort.
Mr.. KENNEDY said if Mr. Clay opposed to having
Oregon, he would be defeated in the west.
Mr.. WITTY, Of Kentucky, said it inexpedient
to give this notice.
The committee then
Mr. ADAMS tried to offer his Rhode Island resolution
but failed, and
The House then adjourned
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

lOCTOH JOHNSON, II Duane street, well known u
- the victims Of Syphitic disease the successful
this destructive and almost manageable maady still to be
ound the old Office which ne has occupied for the last
The public and large portion Of medical in
cal practice have idea thar all advertising Doctor quack
uheducaea caatans but that all quacks we de-
Medical qusckery consists man holding himself forth
skilled in the healing art without having diploma,
horty practice without general medical information
Physic and SuRery-at knowledge Of genera!
disease superior three Of general Physicians
and skill the and proper management Of
variety OF Veneeal Disease including the surgical
thra, pre-emnen We have confined practice to the
Of all private and delicate complaints for yeaa
We GOO patients year, patients not
niy from of the United States but they to
nder the time and week without
physician, the city aud from the country coming consult
respecting their PATIENTS sending their patients for
dvce We quackey III any fon and there
country where they rd physician led the
" their disease Every undertake we cue or make no
charge No how long you have Gest Structure
Ulcers the body the throat or nose pains IN the
mead and bones OF the legs will aud your
case is durable at all.
Constitutional Weakness, impotency disease
pcad character hat the adopted by the great
majority Of physicians highly injurious instead o sautary
constituting part Of practice Many unfortunate VIC
tim OF this unnatural has experienced the benefit OF
utary treatment Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect orgeulaess, patou OF
the face oay symptoms Of this complaint. Is dec-
followed Post paid letters with
statement OF CASE containing 50 for advice attended
h0id no communion with the advertising doctors in New York
ons Of others Office II Duane stra one door from
Chatham street. ms I'm zee
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and nearly one halt the senators paying a cour-
teous attentlon.J
"That map isnow under discussion. Mr.. Rive.
adduees report Of the New York Historical So
was quite Ignorant OF chat map until after the ne
gociatlon. That, in fact, the map was in posses
sion OF Lord Palmerston, and not Of Lord Ashbur
ton. Mr.. II. thinks that negotiation was one OF
the most honorable, Just, generous and noble, that
was ever transacted on earth 1t does infinite
honor to all who participated in il.
Lord Ashburton comes in for a great share OF
praise-as the friend OF mankind. He came IN the
spirit OF peace-ln the decline or his life. II was
due to the law of nations not only to protect the
persons, but also the regulations Of foreign am
bassadors He wished to protect Lord Ashbur-
ton.
Here Mr.. Rives went largely into examina-
ton Of "that map" sanctioned by King George the
IH.-the Highlands, River ST. Crolx--Madawaska
Gaatin-N Y. Historical Sociey-Jay's map
observation-disclosures Lake-our claims wrong
English claims rIght-Jared Sparks-the Highlands
were north OF the ST Johns, and not south--the
long lost northwest angle of Nova Scotia-Mr Gal
latn, most distinguished negocIator, above all
others--Jay's map is wonderful--the Ristagouche
river-Gallatin felt difiicuty-most extraordinary
not part OF the Atlantic Ocean-Mr Clay-Sr
Charles Vaughan-the dividing ridge-Mr Living
son-the natural object controls the course and
boundary-the st. Francis-in foro conscientiG-
tribunal OF the universal public the world.
MI klyes Is gong on at great length, vindica-
ing the vote OF the 80 to in favor OF the Treaty
Of Washington
After Mr.. Rives finished, Mr. Buchanan took
The f1oor, and made a few remarks, when the Sc
nate adjourned. 1t is expected that Mr. Buchanan
ana mr.. Choate will occupy the floor tomorrow on
The same question. & b.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL,S PREVENTIVE

w Those rvaiuabie Pow have been universally adopted
in Europe but Franc. ia paicrlar FIR upwards thirty Year,,
well az by thousands ~ This conntry, bens the ony mild
ecaccus remedy Ladies whose health LOT
bids too rapid increase Of family. =,
The results Of their adOpo, to the happiness the helths
often the life of aectionate wife aud fond Q-
touch within the limits OF adYerse.
mentresn which affect not only ts present well being o.
but well known that the families Of the married often
beyond the happiness Of those who them birth woud
dictate! In how instances does the hard working fatr
and especially the mother Of family remain slaves
tong but to live and living but TOLL when they might have
enjoyed COMFORT and comparative auer and and toll
have weighed down spirit and lat the health OF
the father how often the widow left uuaDs with the most
coming degraded objects chatyor voaes vcei
Even though and plenty sms upon u.s. how often
as the days Of the KIND husband and father emeittered
beholdng ensciated form and declining health OF tbs
OF his BOSOM she had reached the age 81
hry-fast sinking into premature grsvawh the certain
prospect OF himself being early ber ns partner ~ his joys
md aud his young and helpless ohildeo Of those en-
bearing alterations and watchul soc rude which mother
soae bestow not uuequeny at Ine when least able 10
support the heart-rending affection Is desirable then-Ix
themselves the well being OF their oSrng
when simple easy healthy and feredy within our
contro Inc advertiser feeling the Of this Subject
md estimating the vst benefits resulting 60 hou:snd. by ths
Of the marned its consideration Ii II not wse
yrtuo~s evils which subject by smpIo
and healthy within control Every dspassouate,
uous and enlightened mind. viii unhesitatngy answer ~
the Affirmative 49,,
Ave dollars package, accompanied with full and par
Ali een be paid and addressed 70 BOZ $685." N
Y, or MAD AME REsFELL, Female Physician.
hour from A. NJ r. NJ Rosten Office. No. Essex st.
pm m
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M f. DIG AL AID

DRiVATE Medical Assistance, with many people, is
important All who may thus desire 70 con-
suit friend should h all means obtain and rad
been recently pubshed much improved and enlarged
nearly three mss its former and svb3cs snb-
diseases before alluded that wilt be especially
Interesting nvad who for reasons may possibly hap
The work Is written by Dr. Gregory who still in the prac
tice of his profession Barclay the Park
The various forms Of bodily and mental weakness. ineaPssty
faithfully deneated and the best practical method OF OBJ
tanning sound health work plainly and PRACTICAL adapt
ed to the Of all those whomay unfortunately need rs TRENDS
y assistance Of whatever That portion Of the work
treating Impotence barrenness and certain destructive
habit Of youthful ndsscreoa, from whence results consti-
tuona debility will be found both useful and ,ns,ructinS
sexual debility has made threatening nroads upon the health
constitution and points not only the means OF escape
but the certainty of restoration The work 10 written by
IL shows how and others deceived BY the out
ward physical the attenuation OF the Frame
papaon Of the heart arrangement OF the nervous syste
consumption often ascrbed 70 wrong causes, when in
practice, alike destructive to the mind and body:
The price of the book is the heretooe. 30 cents
For by the anhor at his residence Barclay
Broadway and at the following agencies which are drug
$50 s. No. IS William st. near M.denLane.
-, Nc ~ Fulton st. cor. q Water st.
Dr.-s, 60 bowery, corner OF Walker
David Sands Co.'s, II East Broadway, OF Market ~.
Dr.. A. W. Whites. No. As Delaney Of Suffolk
1t will be sealed envelope those who may desire
to order it. - - -
by mail will receive share of Dr. Gs careful
and prompt charges as usual 20 such cases
postage will be paid of what remains tho
price of the book. fs28 1m*ec
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MEDICAL AID--DOCTOR COOPER. II Duane street
NI b. chatham and William takes this method
., INF mnK citizens and strangers that he has for the last
confined his practice solely! the treatment Of Venera
Mercuria and other diseases Of delicate Although il
BY portion Of the medical profession specie:
he advantage the unfortunate victims Of venea dsease
lere from regularly educated physician devong his atten
particular branch of the profession must be apparent
GO not employ surgeon to amputate limb Ito
list disease OF the veto dentist for operation the
seth land surgeon noted for the cure Of syph, when
hat those perfect this branch because they only
practice it, Dr. Cooper celebrated lock Hos
t and has for enjoyed The most extensive practice
this 81 medical New York Hacan cure 81
aggravated Of Syphilis and mild eyed
five days The DR. it-sSaly edseated physician and
ant szefs his patients to leave until perfect
tiei sRerorme 1t il deporabls witness some Of the
the Dr. where the disease has been driven
eto the .yste ~ quac to break ont again In the form OF
pot. and acs on the body PaTs in che joint. sore threat
cure, make charge.
SfRiCTUHE-Dr. Cooper has discovered 4 sew method,
BY which he the WORT form Of Structure in from one
# the uthrs gland of the neck Of the bladder
somemes mistaken for Structure nv general practitioner
.ad ciarlatans
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called So
ninsl Weakress brought by habit INDUCED in bf
Young This where freely INDUCED in the
rumpton Dyspepsia Of the Frame and finally ends
complete idiocy Dr. Cooper will eject radical cure in
,uch and the constitution to original and
BY mild and simple of medicine warrant
charge Post paid letters, descrblns
complaint aud enclo.ng g. attended Patients attended n
lotels boarding honses Once TIL 10 at night Re
a-nbsr Dusac street. beswocs Wiiiism ard Chatham st.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

sOO III, yor a. ian @ a ,s
$oOO dsris q nv son joss a Hs. v. SaS..Ssd
By p RSSM BTssn
S;h
s h.n dyspppsa BY the pa.cneu. sting of honey
bee in his face which PRODUCED vertigo arrangement and
him j Il. 0s ~s paTysed them Ss Tie ' ost"l
nm @s hs al @s
The effects of the ealomel sons ,nch as &c
hs for he could always ii. me5ca;la rains.
day % Of Be- Ss S s s, us
s aS the BEEN Re had Sps
Do business be wa. deransed conussd and distressed
about him. Unhappy and his
@ subject e. sss
bis arms he the poetG
ssssy %s:sa S% sfs
the size Ct the bead Of large would t wolf
81 The p%stef restore The
h @s ;' Re wnS hss sss1 %ass
pssa By HsdSns ard Of h most
VIA se,S bad done
H S hs there =, ,so Of d, the
scientific qaaeSeSy BY the astoai:hns Effect. Of TnS@
oaa9 % i st"IuE to & firm and order.
perfect specimen Of species; had .hpweeked Sioken
safely % III and spud
r. assistance aud safety in time OF
Ss hs
s ss x ,oa asa iSy ~ h
health at home with his littIs family group the
Ii. % and :y ass
S .Sa H:sa 80 :S sa ans
e S r. b. %sSm ss all the Inhabitants Of
sworn before ny me- hi. soth day Of January, 1884,
. Go n s DsS
tents find relief from Others. fiji I'm sec
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A EEEEW. whnT nc Eo, T "a 0IELRnE,s

A NEW ARTICLE FOR SuhViNG---FERRE'S
-. ". " nlN Osl'r. suIps'ses hhy snsvoE soap
exceed all Others in making rich and permanent lahc Gen
lem wing hard and tender requested call
and give fair trial. ard il perfectly satisfied the money
sl be uned 1he following Of the number OF let
ters received by the manulactnnI:- -
New YoRv. Dec Ieth, 1913.
DEAR SiR,-Among the ills that flesh heir CARL too
the least especially when trave unsven chin.
Returniug receay fran when Col
chester Conn., stepped into and the opretor my
e.ceeot friend Wheeler, ESQ obse wing my hair
devoted to scertihc pursuits, acquaip with most
the compounds produced during present
% highly your Cream Of Ssponne has offer you my OPT
MON Of ITS merits and fenJs would like 10 know where
may he obtained ia this city. Yours &c,
G. F,RREE, Fsa. JONATHAN DODGE, MD.
Fo! sale in any quantity by the agent Me-
Good dealers in the City. j. w. HILBERT ON.
M Int tu
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PAR.R'S LIFE PILLS

PAKK'S LIFE PILLS.
THE WINTER rs ENDING, aud SPRING COM
ING this popular medicine should be taken by every
vsuing their hee tn No how well you may feel
emend being without me,cuy peculiarly cacuiaed Tor
being taken with safety this changu period The propr
beg TO state to Spanish Portuguese German and French
Houses that this popular Medicine tut up with wrappers
aud directions IN each Of those with
Book with Of the Life and Times Of OLD
PARR whose prolonged life Of la2 years has long been sub
OF speculation those who have wished for length
Of daysn Many medical men and those qqained with Phy
the of Herbal Medicine and regularity life tbs
dspong which led the number Of his days. As this
opinion corrOborated by from PARIS Last Will
and estamer such deduction reduced certainty.
The Subscribers, having by purchase become 6
this Medicine oher valuable remedy the public
The hundreds of unsolicited testimonials OF efficacy their
possesop warrant their soliciting who suppose
psrls % BE- one smong.t the quack Of
fefed III. public TO convince thems Ives BY call their Of
fec upon any Of their Agents New Yok-amongst whom
they number all the principal Druggists.
TfIOs. ROBERTS Co,
ml2imsm a4 Broadway, up stairs
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MORE PROOF THAT
CONSUMPTION IS DURABLE.

A tFEI ;l AIH. CASE NOW First MADE ryg.
had several years. resulted IN
s q Ne, 1as: WIDEN, and
slda. asoiy which resulted e.ti5%s weakness
and her s.ps'isssh od
Of her 's sad h
ai woad sas
hsy
anything for We tired every remedy could hear
, Hss Ss
IF f%sss To
psi stss soSS ws
s'g sssf e; e
THIS continued for fey Days aud then ceased and we now
syrup produced INDISPENSABLE sensation in her
$ "Sss. ~
per saa bringing it to s.S A .s
sivs 6e.s brought up nearly
Sss;t 81
Tor .eye,a months and in the her also
81 70 =. aUS
having be carried bed fom another Her appetite
and she felt she had been translated into e1s-
about the house. and this time remains entirely IRE from
disease Of the lungs and find words adequate
to ts s
woul have besn irreparhe Ate she about the
house. clergyman called her. aud astonshed
find her far be- ond expectations Many
S e cue 1shiS s,s ssG
verbally aud she believes she convince them that
schenck Pumonic Syrup the best AMI only remedy
ngs upon her and Others which other remedy could
EPHRAIM TUCKER,
Jersey City, jan 90, 1874 No. 43 York It, Jersey City,
NetD Isrsev, Hudson County. IS.
Personally appeared hOre tn. subscriber Mayor Of Je
City, Epram Tucker who 0eing by duly accord
to OATH did depoe and that the facts above
stated and by him subscribed in relation the cure effected by
Jersey City, January %, 1874
Jersey City. January 30. 1914.
Dear SirMrs Epham Tucker is personally known me-
aud believe her worthy Of all credit presented
over the signature Of her husband know she i'll aud
now she seems in me Of cS%orsbs health fOur'
jersey City
Prepared by H. Schenck and for sale his principal off
No 80 South Sixth street. door below the corner OF
Chestnut and At his Laboratory l2l Race ST. Philadelphia.
the Of Greenwich street. New York. the only place
the city where the genuine can be had
Also for sale at So Conh Boston, and l6 Broadway
Albany
syrap. j. Ii. SCHENCK.
mri lm*ec
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DJ9EASES OF THE EYE

Ia NELSON late Of C.nads PtGle;soI 81 Physiolo{y
Hotel Deu Hospital in Montreal announces that ~
qusnce of his Ophthalmc pactce and com
;icans whs consult surgical eases he s. made arrange
operations Diseases the Eye Having perormd the oper
alton Of Extraction of Cataract than two hundred umes
his long experience in SURGERY his reputation an opera
s induce him TO hope that higher QUALIFICATION WI pc
found this city than his take charge Of Diseases OF the
Eye and that his professional character will be guaranty TO
satisfy those who may put themselves under his care
side ms fwis a3wos*rc
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rEOO REwARD-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
,DOOOFor the ;Oaorrhoea elects Strictnre.

GE00 REWARD-CROss SPECIFIC MIXTURE
PoOOFcr the cure Of Gonorhoea, elects Structures and
analasous complaints Of the organ of generation.
OF all remedies Uncovered for the above complaints this
is the csrtain
makes speedy and permanent without the least re
strirnon II diet drinb exposure change application
businas
We give no long quach to deceive the
pu Tic u the medicine does for ITSELF shall
speak for t. Our to notify where be had and
be brought in which the Mixture will effect rapid
un der forfeiture OF $500.
This disease that unfortunately pcrvades all ranks of so
sey-high low reh and poor, matrimonial and single They
are here pesented with dy by which they them
selves without the least in the shortest time possible
rurhsr The disease cannot be contracted if dose Of the
Mixture taken at night going to bed when exposed.
up in bottles with full directions accompanying il,
at 81 bottle. One bottle lasts week. which generally
many cured in two days
For sale only VIM H. Minors, 1872 Broadway, corner OF
ner Of Chsngt and Seventh strcs Philadelphia; and NJ
Smiths, 1873 Warrington street, Boston. ma jms re