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Gy~THE SATURDAY VISTTER-CONTENTs
"Seaton Sewers" tale of Baltimore; "Flora,' a
tale, (competcl; Report of Torrey's Trial; power
respectfully addressed 10 the editor of the "Amercan
Republican," by "C'; Movements Of the ''Sons Of
Temperance" and "NIarions''; A Letter from Wash
ingion; General and Local News; Iumorst's Book,
Markets, sc. &C. Price per year $l.50; or 81 for s
months, single copies, with without wrappers, 4 c.
For sale at No. 10 North street. and by Taylor Co
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington. IT.
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ZHNO PAWNBROKERs AND OTHERS,

THNO PAWNBROKERS AND OTHERS.
~ The dwelling of the subscriber being in Lombard
night of Thursday, and robbed of the following ati-
ces small sized Gold Watch, having no crystal i'm
IT; five Silver Spoons, -four of which were marked M
A. r., and large Silk handkerchief. Any person
giving him information relative to the stolen properv
will be literally rewarded A. FIELD. d7-lt.
I'D EMOVAL. The MERCHANTS, FIRE IN
kO SURANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location. Q3-A kinds of Property
Insured in Town or Country nj 3mif
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WHO WANTS $4,000 TODAY for % cts;
Apply at EGERTONS;.
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JOHN F. HEUIsLER & co.

JOHN F. HEUISLER & co.
WDEG LEAVE to inform their friends and the
ii . public generally, that they have connected with
their Tobacco Establishment AT the Corner o. PRATT
and CALVERT STREETS, the Commission business
for the sale OF Manufactured Tobacco, and Leaf of
every descriptions; also, Grain, &c. &c.
BY careful attention to the business, they hope
merit share of public patronage, and pledge them
selves to their best cndeavos obtain the highest
prices and promote the interests of those who may
favor them with thcir business.
P.S. They have for sae-50,000 Canones; $1,000
Principles; 10000 Regaas 10000 Woodville 10000
De Moya: 30, 900 Brights. Together with a large guam
tity of Half Spanish CIGARS.
Also, n general assortment of CHEWING TOBAC-
co, of the best brands; Seed Leaf, &c. n30-stf
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MUFFS! MUFFSn MUFFS!!

NUT .. MUffS" MUFFSi!!
FENHE subscribers have on hand, the most
IN splendid assortment of MUFFS ever offered for
sale in this Market consisting of Lustred and Natural
Lynx Isabella Bear; blue cross and grey Fox; Fitch
silver Badger, Lustred and Natural Genet Grisy Bear
black and blue Coney and chldren's MUFFS of every
description. Also, just received, large and beau-
iul collection of chdlen's fancy CAPS--a of which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine the
above at No. 246 BALTIMORE STREET (north
side) west of Charles.
d5-3t ID. X. KIMBALL & co
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nOYLE's CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT,
No. Ia PRATT ST. next 10 Uradshaw,s U.

nOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT,
IL No. I44 PRATT ST., next TO Bradshaws U. /,
States Hotel, opposite to the RAILROAD Depot. Glad
tidIngs again III three Nos. tickets solu last week.
sho wing that Doyle can't be beat in the sold line of
selling prizes" in any state of the Market therefore,
all persons who may chance to be in want of a full,
pocket please apply above and purchase one of the
following splendid prizes Tn be disposed of this week.
FRIDAY-CapitaI $4,000, tickets $500, shares in
proportion
sATURDAY-siD0o. Tickets only 81 90, shares
in proportion. :. s'.a
Aliberal discount will be made persons who psr-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers,
the package, single ticket or share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to )
NJ. BOYLE, No. ia Pratt street,
1t lal Opposite D, 4 ., B. 4, DePoI 4
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ELOC UTION.
EXCLAMATION AND ORATOR1.

EXCLAMATION AND ORATORY.
AER. MAGENIs, Professor OF Elocution and
WI English Literature, has the honor of informing
the citizens Of Baltimore, that he intends, OH WE'D
NESDAY the llth inst, at y o'clock, at the Saloon
of the Law Buildings to read and deliver with Illus
lrations, various select passages FROM the Poets, VIZ
smith. no The reader will consult the Programme.
no Instructions given TO Gentlemen destined for
the Bar, the Pulpit or the Senate, whilst every spc
Ces of Hesitancy in speech, such az S'rAMMERING,
is in a short period almost inperceptiby eradicated.
fh7. Attendance at Boarding Schools and in families.
{d3- Tickets 80 cents each, children half prce-to
he obtained at the Music and Book Stores d7-tu2t*
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RICH CLOAKlNGS, MERINOES, Sc.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
a + RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS

RlCH CLOAhtNGS, MERlNOES, &c.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
IN # RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
" we have just opened beautiful assortment, re
Gently selected with great care in the eastern mark
cts, comprising splendid assortment of
RICH NEW STYLE CLOAKINGS,
or French aud American understanding them are
many beautiful patterns not before Offered.
FRENCH MERINOES & CASHMERES.
handsome assortment % super French Merinoes, of
the most fashionable shades, for LADIES' WaLtins
Dresses Also, Indiana Cashmeres-a pretty low
priced article for same purpose.
BOMBhZINES AND AI4PACAS.
Ie our large stock of Bnmbazncs and AIplcas we
nave just added fresh lot of superior fnsh which
are offered at 25 per cent less than usual prices.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Or these most beautiful assortment comprising ma
ny new and splendid styles of PARIS MOUSELIN
DE LANES, CASHMERE DE COSSES, CHU-
SANS, CameeOn Brocades, afghan Salns, Velvet
de LANES, and various Other sly les of Dress Goods
which are offered at prices much lower than the
cost of importation.
CLOTHS FOR CLOAKINGS.
large assortment of CLOTHS, comprising some
beautiful shades, selected expressly for Ladies' and
Gentemens Cloaks.
Those in want of any of the above Goods will do
well to give Il call before purchasing.
BEVAN DUNHAM,
df3tw No. 237 Baltimore-st.
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New York. The Presidential electors of
this State met at Albany on Wednesday, and
gave its SO votes for James K. Polk and
George M. Dallas.
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SPLENDID CAPITAL PRIZES in the va
~ rous Lotteries to be drawn this month. Persons
at distance are particularly requested TO send us
their orders in good time-so that no disappointment
w i'll occur. (Scc address at fOoi)
81 1000 Cnniial PRIZE. of 9Th Dec Tickeis oil 4
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EIMPS, BINDINGS, PRINCES AND
GH CORDS AND TASSELS OF EVERY DE-
SCRlPTION FOR CURTAIN TRIMMINGS. The
undersigned is now prepared to manufacture the
above articles. far superior in style and workmanship
than the imported, and p per cent. less.
Q3s ALSO,-EG3
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, of the latest and most fash
ionahc styles, in their general variety.
d32wif G. SISCO, No 81 Batimore-st
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PUB. Doc. We are indebted to the Hon. J.
,un.hn-ed Cor n nnblin document. ..-.
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{13-ATTENTION WORKINGMEN. An adjourn
ed meeting of the Mechanics Convention will he held
at Union Hall on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the
9Th instant, AT O'Clock. The Delegates from all the
Trades now represented, iequesed to be punctua
to the hour, the Committee appointed at the last
meeting will report the Constitution and Bylaws.
BY order, JAMES b. MANNAR, Charm.
john CANEY, Sec'y.
N. Is. Mechanics and Workingmen, whose trade is
not yet represented, are cordially Invited to attend,
and by giving their names to the Chairman, may be
permitted to participate in the proceedings 1t
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ESANCY TOOTH AND NAIL EkU rs.
n have just received an assortment of Ivory, Buff
falo and bone Tooth Brushes, superior qualify and
patterns also, Nail Brushes, comprising every yarie
ty in quality and improvements spendid Buffalo, peck
ct, curl and Dressing COMBS, all sorts; Ottoman head
Brushes, sizes, equal to any imported; Ladies' and
genemen's head Brushes, every variety; ladies' Vel
vet Brushes gentlemen Hat Brushes; cloth Brushes
and cloth Dusters all sizes and qualities; Tailors
lback shop Brushes, choice article; rich fancy
Hearth Brushes and Crate Brushes, all sorts; house
Brushes of every description, (made expressly for
ailing0 Painters Brushes, sash Tools and Pitches, of
all descriptions; elegant Feather Dusters all sorts and
sizes; Mill Brushes, FACTORY BRUSHES, (of ev-
cry sort made to order;) fancy paror, chamber and
kitchen BELLOWS, all sizes, Backsmiih's and Bra
zier bellows warranted, and in store great variety of
FISHING TACKLE, CANES, sc. SC. Wholesale
and retail at No, 1873 Baltimore street.
d7-4t - JOSEPH *. sTAPLEToN.
NEW MANIFOLD hE2TTER WRITER
~ AND FLEXIBLE PEN. Parks Celebrated Ex-
pedive Letter Writer, new article-highy improv-
ed, and warranted TO give cutie satisfaction. BY this
process, letter with duplicate or rpicae copies, can
be had in the time it requires Ia write one The
great improvements made in tao manufacture of the
above article, entirely ubviates Tie difficulties and in
convenences OF the old p!an
Qz-Merchants and others are requested 60 call and
examine. 49,
Just received and fer sale by PARSONS Il PRES
TON, Booksellers, Slaiiouers, and Blank Book Manu-
acturers, No Isl Pratt ST., adjoining the Railroad De-
pot. d7-d3t
MEW BOOKS BY THE THOUSAND
~ Arrive every day at SHUhlL q IAfLOR'S
Great Literary Depot No. ~ North street.
Just i'll ....r ...--.- .....
Arthur Arundel, Tale of the Eng fish Revolution by
the Author Of "Brambleiye House," &c.-Harper's
Edition, price 25 cts. .T
Tie Illustrated London Almanack for 1885, lustrat-
ed with nearly 100 engrayings; published at the Of
flee of the London Illustrated News-prce % cts
Louise Renpton, Vice and Virtue contrastcd, with
Engrayings-price Ia cts. -
American Journal OF Fine Arts, devoted to Painting,
Sculpture Music, &C, Edited by A. ID. Paterson
terms SO year, % cts each.
Frank Nliidmay, or the Naval Officer, by Marryatt-
price 25 cts. tuu,l..fr a.. +. l.g,
Lady of the Lakc-New Edition-price 20 cts.
Theirs History Of the French Revolution, complete
for SI.95, the cheapest book published, ,-eo
No The Nevis' of Garret>town, rae OF 10Y,
by the Author of Charles O'Malley, @c'-pr'ce u
The seise of Derry, by Chariot Elizabeth-price %
cents. H 40. OK ~,
The King's Own-a Nove--by MarryattI.pnce % cts
All tl,e English and American cheap pnDhcatohs IT,
ceiyed and for sale, wholesale or retail, Dy
0'''''0 'O''' SHJIRTZ g. TAYLOR.
No ID formerly No. o. North 81,
And w. TAYLOR s. CO., Washington, u u IL
~LACIS AND WHITE WADDING, the
n bost in the market, for sale at
p3o LoYHoY's, No. 9s Balamore-ss,
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SUPERIOR BLAcKING. We received yester-
day fine specimen of Backing, from Mr.. Oh.
Wiseman, of Light-st., and take pleasure in
stating, from our knowledge of the article, (for
we have used it for laang time,) that for all
the purposes of giving Albright color to the lea
Their and of sustaining its lustre during all
changes of weather, sc. it is really superior
article. Mr.. w. has been successful manu-
facturer, and those who desire fine polish for
their boots or shoes will do we'll to give him a
call
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g3-.OrdeTs from all parts of the United States for
any one Of the above Capital prizes, should be for
warded Immediately 10 the ever lucky and fortunate
Vendors, JAMES FLETCHER & CO.
No. so Baltimore street,
d. Above Holliday-s Baltimore, Md
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U OOK OUT FOR TODAY AT EGER-
e. TONS This day intend to put somebody
in possession of the $4,000, either in package Uhe
most likely way to get ) or in single ticket SO
we say look out The drawn Nos of yesterday, (cass
% exra) arc-64 IA % 81 81 10 IL Is 26 CD 81 80.
We hit $500 prize in this We never miss in the
oSmall Fry" A full package for S3.37 .a.
THIS DAY will be drawn Consolidated Lottery of
MARYLAND class AZ - 66 Nos. and 10. ballots. To
draw at O'Clock.
80 SPLENDID SCHEME:
| prze of $4,000 prize of $500
1000 300
~ Tickets $l.00--shares in proportion.
For the truly fortune e tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
-. Corner Sourh-st and Exchange Place; or, .,,r
. Ii Corner Commerce and Pratt stree Ndr 4
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dtIIARMING RUN OF GOOD FORTUNE
u yesterday, at the prize Office of EMORY & CO.,
where sold, in drawing of Md. Consolidated Lot
terry extra class "a, Nos IL 2s g. $500 in half
ticket, to citizen, who, for only 81 50, received
$40. Not bad to take these times. Also, to Nos 10
2S 63, $500 in whole ticket sent to Lancaster, Ohio
and to Nos. 10 26 e., $5U, per package of quarter
tickets, scnt to Frederick, Nd All you who are in
of prizes for the coming holydays, give those old
prize vendors a call. .....
THIS DAY, draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery 81
class 47-66 Nos. and 10 drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES
l prize of S4,ODQ prize of $500 !
1000 10 &c 800
AIS 10 GOOSE.
Tickets Sl00-slares in proportion
Risk on package OF % quarters only S3.37.
Drawn Nos. of Maryland Consolid. Lottery, class
81, drawn December 5-lswest prize $500;
Ga IA % 81 81 10 II Is e6 60 &c SO
90. Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. Co, No. Calvert-st,
1t Baltimore, Maryland.
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THE TREATY WITH CHINA. The Boston
Patriot states that it was understood at Canton
that the treaty negotiated by Mr.. Gushing has
gained several important advantages for AmeI-
leans. Among these are mentioned a reduc-
ton Of the duty on lead to . l-2 mace, and the
privilege Of American ships going from one
port to another without paying port charges
more than once, or subjecting their goods to
the payment OF more than one duty. 1t is also
said that an increase Of good feelings between
the Americans and Natives has already been
one beneficial effect of the embassy. The
Courier says Mr. Gushing may be expected
home in few weeks.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT THE MARLBORO
HOTEL, BosroN. On Monday night last, a
thief entered one of the lodging rooms of the
Marlboro Hotel, occupied by a young merchan
from New Bedford, Mr.. G. Davenport, who had
arrived on that day, and stole therefrom, while
Mr.. d. was asleep, "a wallet containing 81, $50
in bills. .... ..
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warded Immediately to the ever lucky and fortunate
Vendors, JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No. so Baltimore street,
d. Above Hollidayst., Baltimore, Md.
give THE SMALL FRY A TRIAL TO
VE DAY AT SCHOOLFIELD & cos. where
sold yesterday, TO Nos. II % 81, prize of 00O
sold TO gentleman of this city, residing in Howard
street. Nos. Is Is 63, prize of $500, sent to Wash
ngton Nos Is 30 Sd, prize of Sl25, sold citizen
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, ex. class No
"a, drawn Dec 6-lowest prize SO:
"a ii % 81 81 10 10 IS &c 63 Sc %
Draws TODAY, the brilliant scheme of Md. Ere
derrick Female T sfE1n,y ne,'fy s ssFs A.
prize of s4SSS ! prize of 800 800
Tickets 81 90; halves 4s $780, Quarters SOS l5os'
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell certificate
packages of
% % whole tickets for Only."....,.,..+., sls5o
y nan ''''''''''.''.''..' DO
;g22 eighths " ......... iSs
For the capitals, send on your orders to the ever
fortunate SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office fiom Baltimore street.
nRAyvs TODAY the Maryland Lottery. for
a ~ the benefit of the Frederick Female Seminary,
class No. 47-66 Nos. 10 drawn ballots A beautiful
little scheme, where the nrice Of tickets only 81,
Risk on package of y whole tickets only $780,
p halves 1918; quarters Sn $837 egh,hs slee'
i'iSae of 1850 1880 y prize of 800 300
i &c i 5ss ) i 20
Tickets Sl.00--slares in proportion.
For tickets by the package single ticket in ihis
favorite little scheme apply to to the lucky office of
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and St Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md, Consolidated Lottery, class
"a, drawn Dec. 6-lOwest prize $500: ,
Ga ID % 81 81 10 II Is 26 GO So 80
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a manner unsurpassed in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-30
Am uacnlenta.

CHATHAM THEATRE.-The commencement Of the
Circus performances here last night was most bril-
liant and successful One of the most crowded houses OF
he gave welcome to the first efforts of the COM
amy and each member they appeared seemed to be-
ONE at once established avortes Ciossin the Clown
brought with him budget Of fun Franklin is
daring than ever and and all went the even
ngs work with an apparent determina to excel The
ZANE routine OF performance is set down for tonight.
o. Notwithstanding the severity of the wea-
her, and the menaces Of Jack Frost" the Ameri-
Museum continues to be fully attended and more
delighted audience than that which con.
.regated there last night The ballet went of with
unusual eclat The Comic Lecture Animal Magne-
ism is most capital thing, and every one who has
once will see again. comes off again tonight, to
sether with other splendid performances The Albino
'oys remain only this week and the Gpsey Queen is
ready for private consultation.
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NATIONAL Day DocK-This subject came up in
the Board of Aldermen last evening, on the pre-
sentation of the following correspondence between
w. p S. Sanger, United States Engineer and the
Croton Aqueduct Board:-
NEw York, Jan. 4th, ls4a
By direction of the Hon. Secretary OF the Navy, am
engaged in making surveys and estimates in relation
the construction of Dry Dock in the harbor Of New
York, using the waters Of the Croton Aqueduct as an
elevating power. .
the Hon Secretary Of the Navy have to request that
YOU will pleased inform Of the amount rate for
which the Of said water can be obtained also wish
to be informed whether or not the present Board Of D
rectors authorized to lease the of the water for
unlimited term. Very respectfully.
w. p. s. SANGER
JANE. 4 COFFIN Esq., President Of the croton Aqueduct
New YoRx, JAM 9Th, 1884,
The following are the length of pipes required for the
several sites proposed for Dry Dock The length for
Harlem the Receiving Reservoirs those for KPps
Reservoir
For Harlem. 1926 feet 30 inch pipe
The quantity of water necessary to fill the basin and
dock for line of battle ship, would be i7caia cubic
Please state the time in which pipe thirty inches in
diameter would fill the dock at each point.
Very respectfully yosr S1sieH! Engineer
JAMES A. COFFEE, ESQ., Present.
OFFICE CRoToN AQuEDucr BoARp,
January l6, 1914 )
Tow P. 8. SANGER, Esq. Engineer
Sir IL have received your letters OF the 4sh and 9Th Of
this month"; and learn with much pleasure that by direc-
ton of the Honorable Secretary OF the Navy GU are en-
gagged making surveys and estimates in relation to the
construction of dry dock in the harbor OF New York,
using Of the Croton Aqueduc as an eievatng
power In to your questions at what rate the use
Of the said be obtaned and whether the Board
are authorised lease the Of the water for an unmi
ed term instructed by the Board to say that their
power to lease the water is year. or from year 10
year. and that the prices established for the use OF It
would not properly be applicable large work but
the Board does not entertain the slightest doubt that the
United States dry dock this Island, terms SO low
and for period Of time extensive that possible OBJ
lection will arise either account Of the price OF the
water the time for which lease Of its can be had
for the great and important purpose contemplated IN your
communications. The Board propose to lay your letters
before the Common Council and expect to be aole
to furnish you with more definite answer
on these points, a that body has
acted the subject In relation to the time in which
pipe inches in diameter would fill the dock at each OF
these points given your letter OF the 9th instant the
quantity Of water necessary to fill the basin and dock for
line Of battle ship being 1852 liz cubic feet annex
statement in detail furnished by the superintendent OF
the works by direction ofthe board.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES A. COFFIN, President
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The ITALIAN OrERA.-The Italian Opera, got up
under the auspicies Of Signor Palmo, make their
first appearance on Friday evening in the new
Opera House erected in Chambers street Great
preparations are making to give the debut as much
briliancy as possible. The first night ought to be
particularly fashionable and crowded--and we have
no doubt 1t will be- 1t is very interesting expert
ment, and justice should be done, with little kind.
ness, if possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-30

CURIOUS CASE OF DIVORCE in OHIo--The bill
divorce Maria w. MElvain from her husband,
lames g. M'Elvain, passed the Senate Yesterday by
soe of IS to I7Mr Franklin absent The bill failed by
tie vote, Thursday, but yesterday reconsidered
md passed in the convenient absence Of Senator
This is the case to which referred in former letter
he lady having come hithcr via Michigan from the city
f New York to procure divorce. Her manners art
aroer seyanfe some ears younger than herself fhis
lind of legislation he not disgraceu to the State
onfess lack the proper cpithe to apply to it Column
bus Ohio, Latter, Jan. 20.
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lhz- ATTENTl ON.--We recommend all who want
fine headef hair to the genuine Odridge's Balm of
Columbia. The Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linirnent
will cure any case OF rheumatism or govt pay will
taken Comsocks Extract OF Sarsaparilla for purify
ing the blood &c at 30 cents per bottle or four dollars
DOZEN Oil of Tannn, which keeps all leather perfectly
water proof where is used Hays Linment warrant
ed to cure any case of piles pay will be taken
splendid article Of Lavender Florida and Cologne Water
At II Couland street cheaper than before offered in
this market In Philadelphia, Q North Fifth st.
90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED,--Thc
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city Of New York, is confidently
recommended and prescribed by the first medical pract
TONERS Of the city, for all debility produced either
ny secret indulgence or OF any kind detrimental
70 the constitution. II is invaluable semedy for impo-
ence serility or barrenness (unless DEFENDING mall
ormaton) and will be found highly beneficial In all
plants arising from dcba'ed state of the
Sold in sin bottles 81 each In ohalfa dozen SO
carefully packed and sent 10 all parts ofthe Union
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College % Nasser
street VS.. RICHARDSON. Atsat.