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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

u We rejoice to hear that the surviving reia-
tivcs OF Hon. CHARLES OGLE have Instituted a
suit for libel against the authors of the lying story
tina, he on his death bed regretted having written
his famous Speech against the corruption and OK
trayagancc cvinced III furnishing and taking care
OF the Presidents House and Grounds under Van
Buren, We hope this suit will be prosecuted 10
the complete vindlcalion OF the dead Patriot from
the ISLANDERS Of his enemies.
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Prof BRoSsos's new Course of Lectures on
the philosophy of Mind and Body their natures, re-
lations, uses and destiny commences this evening at
the Society Library, Broadway. This Course is
designed 10 be thoroughly practical one, unfolding
true system of Intellectual and Physical Educa-
ton developing and training the Voice and Ear for
Reading, Speaking and Singing, and showing how
many OF the most prevalent distressing and danger
Gus Diseases OF the human frame may be prevented.
His Glasses ioF instruction in Execution and Music
will be held from TO 10 of every evening after the
Lecture. tSee Card.)
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NJ We have given place, rot without mis&s2V-

n We have given place, rot without Missy
mo. TO the first regular letter OF Rev Dr. POTTS
10 Rev. DIR. WAINWRIGHT in regard to the Church
question on which these diyincs arc at ISSUE
We give this simply as portion OF Inc hc"s oi
the day which is regarded with lively and very
General interest, and shall be careful to publish
The Letters as fast is thcy appear without no'c
cr comment
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

By dnd lDlth he dstice aNd c0nSeNl 0 he Se1E0lt
City Of Butalo-HEsRY X SMITH, to be Recorder OF the
Washington County-JAMEs MCCALL, Of Washington
COUNTY supreme Court Commissioner, place OF Frederick
Weston, who declines.
Lirtngston Couniy--WILLIAM FINLEY, Of Leicester
Judge of County CouIts IL place Of James Faulkner term
expired
WILLIAM H. c. HosMER, Of Avon, Master in Chancery. in
place of John Young who omitted take the Of Office
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EVENING EDITION.
MONDAY. O'CLOCK, e. NJ.

GEoRGlA-Thc following is the vote for Con.
gresS in the counties from which wehaye returns.
as compared with the corresponding vote al the
regular State Election last Octobar VIZ:
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State Legislature

THURSDAY, Jan. 1. lbN
Tn the Senate, petition was presented from
673 Canal boatnen in favor of closing the lcciis
on the Sabbath. Mr.. Foster, in presenting THIS
memorial stated that the names had all becn
stoned without solicitation. Referred to the
Committee on Canals. Mr.. LAWRENCE intro
duccd bill to amend the Exemption Law. dr'
p1,r7 one to amend the law IN relation TO Per
sonal Mortgages. Mr.. SHERMAN one to abolish
anneals from Justicess Courts, and to provide tor
new trials &c. ,iir. Smith one to provide ior
the ear,her preservation Of Game on Long Island
An Executive Session was held
n the House, there was spirited debate bear
incr incidentally or Constitutional Reform. mo
,;ced elSewbere.) Mr.. BoswoRTH gave notice OF
!, hi, IN relation to Usury. Mr.. ALLEN of bill
relative 10 receivers OF Banking Institutions
The Comp.rollcs's Report was received. hF.
n.yrz.c called up his resolution IN tavof OF
;nstyucting Congress TO refund Gen. jackson 5
Fine He made his Speech again, and the House
nasscd the Resolution without d whisper OF dls-
sent. rather than have that Speech inflicted on
them again. r..,.r,,
In Senate, the Speaker announced the follow
mo Standing and Select Committees
Cioims->lessrs Potter Fiat, Lawrsnce.
Eynance-Nless!s. Bochee. Tut 'In,. ro!'e!'
iylT;"iG,1,--AIessrs. StIons Log; Foster.
f Cham Rbas s5h, 9 vslsa
Beiitoad5-Nlvssfs. scott Putnam auikner.
Rods and I,tdges-Al-ss,s s SEQ Ba.hz'' Dsy0'
:,o,c pyis0ns-;iessIs BeIt!It, EdckaS, Faulkner
Bqnk3CHd Insurance Compdaes-Nessfss os'e' sues
Tow5s and Co,nties-NessIs Johnson, WORKS, tham e.
ia observation-disclosures Smith, Plat, Denniston
Commerce and NarigGtion-Hl, ssEs CornnS hAoaues'
MSln,fcclare.-Messrs Faulkner, Lester, Boc&e1
EnSTos.ed biiis-Sles. rs. Works. Lawrence Lester:
Indian .QGnrs-Nlessrs Lester, Barlow, On ElieLidin
ErfirinS Lars-Alessts Bariow baFt!'t, s.aclei; b,
Pubic Neutrality-suspicious. AntGhs! onTf. n
Incorpo1 ZION of Cities aud I[lages-ls'SFS. N"fiaD
PuJlic Biildings-AIsssrs. Lott Rho4des, yamey
p.0r Luus-lessrS Varney, smith sco'!l
Ch4ritat!c ard Religious Observation-Disclosures o"iH
VIA CnSam.u.e on C0!onia History Of Netc- Fo?-
Nr,sr, l.aw renee, Deanlston, Johnson ~
Select Committee Cenerc! Jdcks0nS Fne-SleSs!s
Int Ii5rcrg Csmmee-Asssrs Jones. Putnam, Foster
A great number Of Petitions were offered and
bills submitted in either House, but none OF de-
cded Importance.
MAssAcHUsErTs.-The following Is the official
vote by Counties for Governor Of Massachusetts
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llngrels-lan. II.

Wing majority, ,264. Do. IN Oct. LIS.
Shepherds majority over Stark IN Octo5e, IN
the whole State was 1850. Gen. CEnchs per.
sonal strength lies in the other end Of the Stale.
It would seem to be : clear case.
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yer,nont Election.-[ OGicial.l

A friend at Middlcbury, has favored us with
the official vote of Vermont for Governor in Sep
tcmber last, which we give below, compared with
tl,e vote for President in 1910:
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q Theodore Lochine, aged about 40, and his
step-son, Thomas Carman, aged about IA, Of
ST. townsville, Montgomery Co. were drowned in
attempting TO cross the Mohawk River the Goth
of Decemher
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EscAPED.-A man named Kelsey, who had stolen
500 in gold in Canada was arrested at Rochester
on the Sd inst. and confined in the watchhouse I'LL
the cars should start for the West-Whe SO
confined he managed to break open the window and
fastenings, and made good his escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

LYycHIse.-E.r RoLL1s PRATT of Clean, IN the
employ OF land Office in Ellicotyllle oattarau us
county, while in the discharge OF his duty In ferret
inc out lumber sealers, on the 18th ult., was as
susd and afterwards px vhp sp %e ged
". Parker. of Burton. The unfortunate man
Prat vas was barely able to make his way afterwards
to the nearest log shanty, where he received every
attention his situation required. Parker has es-
capped.
~ We learn with regret that orders have been
received at the Gosport Navy Yard to discharge all
the hands except those employed on the Consttu-
ton and small store vessel; and they, too, when
that work is done as it will be in about fortnight,
are TO be discharged The building of the new soop
OF war James Town, is consequently suspended
The condition fthe poor workmen and their families,
thus left without employment and the means of sub
sistence, this incement season. is truly TO be de
plored. Norfolk Herald, Jan. LIST.
Dreadful CONFERENCE.-The town OF BIZ
mordea, France, in the Department of Grouse, has
been reduced TO ashes, with the exception OF one
church and barn. No person persisted. @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

Do STEPHEN S. CoLLG1-r Member of the Le-
gislature of Indiana from yermon Co. died at
Indianapolis, Dec 28sh of brain fever, aged 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

v We understand that the nomination Of Cal
DAVID HAMILTON, as Canal Appraiser (iaid on tic
table al the close OF the sst SESSION. was confirmed
yesterday without opposition, IArgus of SAT-.
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O. The Quincy Aurora, Mass. hitherto neu-
tral, has raised the Wing banner in an able man
ifeStO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08
By This Mornings Mail.
ANNOUNCEMENTS by the President,

By and NTH the ddrice aud consent Of The Se'lrie
GREEN W. CALDWELL, 10 be Superintendent OF
the Branch Mint at Charlotte North Carolina, in
the place OF Burgess 5. Gather.
ALEXANDER DOWNING, 10 be Surveyor General
Of Public Lands South of Tennessee, in the place OF
Bcnamin Ludlow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

BERMupA.-Thc Charleston papers have pei
muda intelligence little later than we have fe'
cciyed but there is no news Of importance.
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u Wings Of the FIFTH WARD! You are
called to meet this evening 10 form aCLAY CLUB!
Do not ne"!ect 1t
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I S4S

II,olO @Z,-OI o,oJ -''-,lFO Io.UII
Mattocks's majority over Kellogg, 1,552. Harrison
majority over Van Buren,, L, f292.
MAKyLAND.-The Congressional Districts pro-
posed on the part Of the Wings voted al the last
- Eloct;nn - fnllnms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

GRAND GAIA WEEKAr THE AMERICAN Mus suai.-T NO
siielGia performances day and o'clock P. VI -
nsId ICm Thumb hAYnc deferred sailing England I'LL
ue;daJ January 18th, be every day and
m thvH eEetsI with the Gqsy Queen aud whole Gsy
family.
VIE IMITATION OF BouRARp', SPASlsu Ky WHITE
hiss appeared under the OF GJuIard" NJ g. has o.
nrd 70 reduce ms &c Is: COX order that all a.
dies Judge Of the s.rndid qualities " $ Saolgy
Int Powder. Females no Ionge. have
Elbow NathS OR SALLOW FACES
GeL this the ssa OF tie American Ease s. Chstam.s
y <. or l39 Fulon-sI. Brooklyn.
- The Indian .eEet4bIe Elixir and Lnimsnt from 81
C1uGlasd street, vii! cure Of Rheumatism OF Goat
or no pay will be taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

DEATH OF \ PATRIor-Gen. Robinson died re-
Gently in Vermont, aged 90 He and seven brothers
iongi.t at the we'll known battle OF Bennington, in
Ia. and stood by Cen Stark when he addressed
the soldiers. Al the close OF the war Gen. Robinson
held the Office of Constable Tor 10 years--then Sher-
Ill and finally Marshal OF the United States
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~ The yvi,lg Almanac, Cor 1874 M M
- General Committee or IT,. 81
yyhta yo,,w. Men for IsfH.-An aGJp0t ;.l,

NJ I o-ci"cN 81, !, $780,
Ittitf fc; = tGzRgF% pso teut-
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AT the late Election

MAssAcHUsErrs-The following IS The oitlcla
vote by Counties for Governor Of Massachusetts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-16
WONDERFUL REMEDY.
VIRREY'S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVlGO-
RATION

SUPPLY of these invaluable and extraordinary remedies
II has been received direct from Doctor Adrian Virey OF
by his exclusive American De Launey Grey,
oNew York Nothing equal them yet discovered
mpotency Iuor abus Affections and
system and evivng the decayed energies OF
parts fact that be proved by
minutes; while all other medicines recommended for the
same diseases admitted by their inventors be slow Of
make effect felt few moments after they made
Of Indeed their quick and wonderful action such that cold
der dominion for half hour; nor Is it possible Tor any
they Immediately correct the inactivity oTEanc which
They also Ls%sdis. in ncpsnt
and affections Of the kidneys and in all diseases produced by
tive The Tncurei taken internally and pleasant to
separately with most effective when USED
B-Persons living distance have these MEDICINES
sent in the form powders only double the
with full prned for verng them into the TING
ure and Lotion. Price SO for powder 1871 BOTH
when both are their effect wonderful in removing i'm
All must post paid and directed De Launey
s. Grey, New York. IL,
not be in public advertisement accompanied each bot
tie and powder These medicines should used by pegt
women for their exciting would be liable to poa
duce abortion. $500.
Sold BIZ special appointment Of
de LAUNEY GREY,
d29 Im$,c At ~ Duane 1t New York.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

SUIT KltSlOhl.D,
A ND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURsED BY
OINTMENT FOR DISEASES OF The EYE.Gihs
valuable Basam has been used for private
tice by the celebrated Oculsts this aud foreign
tries be confidently re i'd the most safe and
speedy for weak and nfamed that has ever been Of
Tered to the world. =.
here the eyeds very much named, the ball
Of the eye ickly covered with blood almost like magic
and all Of disease after two three
pcations In dness Of sight caused by fixed attention 10
minute Objects by long exposure to strong lght ana IN the
resorer should be used by all who find their
sight failing without apparent disease This balsa has
restored instances where almost total
caused by excessive inflammation has existed for years
nation and caused by blows or wound.
the extanous bodies OF irritating nature ntrodu
ced under the eyeds removed by he
of the BaIsem The following certificate from the pastor OF the
Episcopal Church Harlem will convince the most ncedu
~ Harlem, July, l8is
Messrs Sands K CO.
From motives Of humanity prompted to inform you
that few applications Of valuable Roman Eye Balsam
have made perfect in the Of aged mother, who
for twelve fifteen Physicians han given up the case
hopeless of the patients bur- by the blessing
Of Heaven remedy has effected Perfect cure and veri'
fed the adage-"while there is life there is hope"
Yours, most respectfully,
Pastor of the Episcopal Church Harlem
, Msry lie Of c h ss sa Ri.
Its healing will be its best mendations Full di
rections accompany each jar Price rs cents:
Panared and sold by David Sands x Co., Druggists and
of Gold and 273 Broadway OF Chambers
m
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READ WHAT sHERMAN's LOZENGEs
HAVE NOME

Mr. DAY boot maker, No % Tillssy street. Brooklyn.
M suffered great for eighteen mouths with enacation de-
bty sickness the stomach loss or appsie shooting paas
he bowels stomach negleced almost every kno Oh ood
He had been attended BY Wagons ph anu
r two mouths by the professors Of the Univesty ana all 70
On reading Dr. Sherans Book descriptive Of the symptoms
thought they his so he purchased pox
Of Shermans Worm Lozengcs few doses brought away as
he Judged about OF worms and eney cueu
multitude of similar might be mentioned where chi-
den and adults had Uttered all death from worms ana no.
thing gave relief but Shernanls Lounges; r.
Coughs Colds Asthma, Whooplng Cough and even Con-
SUMPTION by Shsmsns Couch Lozenges
few seconds and enable those afneted with the most
harrassng coughs sleep whole nights. The Rev. Dr.
Dnnbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev DrEastmond and hundreds
their happy virtues Others can TO the
efficacy of Shermans Cough Loxenges. for headache
papitaon, lowness OF spirits sickness ard assitade
FROM bodily mental exeons and for the wonderful proper
ties Of Poor Mans Plaster. which costs but va
cents and warranted for rheumatism and lumtago
puin or the breast side back, any part oil The
BODY Ask Shermsns Poor Mans Plaster aud see that his
name and his fac smile it'll directions for use are on the back
There ne great many worthless hawked about and
sold by unprncpled druggists Remember 70 get Sherman
Lozenaenges tasters and Tssnons Others or you VIII
| be deceived. oo-
Hudson 81 Spng 1873 Bcwery cor Spring. N East broa5
way In Brooklyn, Mrs Hays 39 Fulton, and Mountain
Fulton. cmson Prospect and Jackson 81
la Jersey City, Randall Grocer In NewarxIJ IpiiPr,e
and David Bryson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.. Ledger Build
| 4 Stanwx Hall d23 re
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TO MARRIED LADIES',

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS
l Thoe Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
Europe but France Particular for upwards OF thu " year.
and rmedy for married ladies whose health for
bid, rapid increase Of family.
The results Of hsir adoption TO the happiness the health
too vast to touch within the limits Of advertise
ment-sus which affect only the present well being Of
parents but the future happiness of their opring: Is
but well Known that the families Of the often in
dictate! In how instances does the hard working father
aud especially the mother Of family remain slaves
Throughout their lives uggng the Of incesa labor
tong but TO live and living but To ell when they might
have down the spirit and list broken the health CT
the ahe how often hs widow left unable with the
vruous Intentions her fatheress offspring from be-
coming degraded objects charyor progat.
.las the days OF the kind husband aud father embed
bsholdng the emsciatcd form and declining health of the
companion 81 his BOSOM she had reached the of
hTyast sinking INTO premature grave-wi.h the certain
and sorrows add his AID helpless chdre, Of ose
deaIiug attentions and watchful socitude, which mother
alone bestow not nneqneny when least able
support the h~artrending atction Is desirable hen-is
consequences to themselves the well being of their
when simple healthy and certain remedy within
control! he advertiser feeling the Of this subject
and estimating the vast benefits resulting thousands by the
the attention Of the married lis consideration it wise
and vruo~s to which subject by simple
and healthy within conrci Every dspasionate
vru2us and eniightecei mind, will unhestangy
the Affirmative
Price FIVE dollars package, accompanied with full and par
ticular directions
Letters be paid and addressed to box 1885," NJ
hours from A Nj. M. Boston Office, No. Essex
do 2m*rc
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TO THE LADIEs-If you have hairy excrescences con
ceang broad and elevated orehead-if you have 1.-THE
,uperuous hair disigung part Of otherwise beaut
u faces the Pondre Subtitle invented by Dr. Felix Gouraud
will quickly and forever eradicate without the slightest in,
BY seeing the preparation tested at the Doctors Office; all doubts
Of the article being umbug will quickly vanish For sale
only at 81 Walker street. door from the of Broad
81 botlewhere uny be had the folio ing articles
al warantedThe celebrated Italian Mecated Soar, for
ing all blotces pmpes frckles, uohew. scurvy Itch
hands face, musquo bites effects immediate; in the
washing of children in ayng all irritation aud chatting IL.
properties are really astonishing so sornng and hrsng ta
sufficient and we warrant it, return the money not sue.
cessl BE guard against bold imitation, and boy
Gourauds Eau de Beante or True Water of Beauty, is
well known and approved cosmetic for oeansng healing pur-
Tying and beauyng the eompeso and sy Its d,'atng Iro
pertles preventing The Formation oil Wrinkles anu oai'"'ns
Gouaudi Vegetable Liquid Rouge impars delicate blush
handkerchief or linen cloth For dyeng ladies' stockings
gloves this preparation, diluted with wster IS nlmtaoe 90
Gonuds Hair Dyewill change red gray hair to beaut
u dark brown black without the skn 81
tie, Wh',se. aud Eye brow Dye 2, cents geI bottle
lie like aiabaster white and smoohncss sknee
from all injurious ingredients and is entirely annhilating
chalk and ke yh's Pa' ~ in sss.n; boxes. e
Buy where else but Walker street. door from
the Of Broadway where will be found Of
the most delicate and choice Ferfumery, imported from all
parts. -
AgentsJordan, Milk street. Boston 76 Cbesnut street,
Philadelphia Robinson, Iarrisbursh Hsmtch Lane ister;
Csrswe LocfSort smith Psmyrs; Grss Hamilton, coun,
Y; GutbSe Abby; Cray Poushlheepsei Elliott Goshen
ys Nf% Dy SSs NS SsTP ss
WIFE, seS sqes sc5 fH
Conn; Wells Humphreys Hartford T. G. Fere Middle.
town Dill im'r
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d2s 1ms,c
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

OOK bills Of mortality and you will find that Con.
II sumption destructive human life in This country
than any disease We all know that cough like the
Of the atssnake always precsdes well accompanies
this terrible scourge Ii fair presumption that cough
may terminate pulmonary disease checked early and
where the risk great the danger mminen is aston.
hg that individuals should be found mad enough to neglect
the of DIR Jaynes Expectoant be readily pre-
cured any part Of the United States and the experienced
and voluntary testimony Of hous lnds the result OF chemical
analysis ard the decisions Of professional en who stand
the best preparation by man for the cure OF dis
ted with the process of respiration used IN regular pac
tce by the celebrated physicians Of the day. The fol-
lowing notice presented as one among many Gov
thy Of notceWe learn from the Mount Pleasant REGISTER
beea cured Of asthma with which she has been afflicted or
than eighteen years by the OF Dr. Jayne Expecto
The disease deep seated and Aggravated RSt s
Eater adds-we make this public for the information
same motve--and be allowed to add, that THU
medicine is not a common quack medicine Of the day.
but regular receipt Of educated and well known
DR. Jayne deserves well Of poserty for his labors
in amelorating the surngs Of his fellow He has saved
carelessnss and ndscreOn have brought them
the grave and his Expectorant is only ued
but openly recommended by all the best and
physicians for cough consumptiOu We know OF
nothing invaluable has been found to be OF great
service afflicted with of the breast and
disease of liver Its its best recOmmenda
ton. Solo by A. g. D. Sands, druggists No. 70 Fulton
273 Bro idway and II East Broadway. d22 Ims rc
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DOCTOR CORRTTT

MAY BE CONSULTED confdentially his Office No
WI l6 Duane street, two door. from Chatham street suan
respectfully Informed that Dr. CORBITT member
Of the University Of the city of New York; and that has
clpsively confined his practice to the treatment of
tain class of diseases (now eleven the city
Of New York; which engages his entire attention. The
annals of medicine do record than
lomnd in his practice.
The Doctor cautions unfortunate against the of
curry thousands of victims Recent
fey days removed entirely from the system Sec that
Iudiciousy treated by legally qualified and by
Dctende and quacks there several Of them the city
Persons afflicted protracted and nvetate need
Despair Of being restored health by applying Dr. Corbtt
prseee Of many years has established the Doctors put
ton Tor skill and esrcctaby. Structures the Docors
profound attention. medicine may be had prevent
0hes hours 4. NJ 70 SEMu dxa lm~re
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@EOO REWARD.-CROss, SPECIFIC MIXTURE.

UE00 REWARD.-CKOSS' SPECIFIC MlAIOhE-
WCOO For the of GonorhGa Glests Structures and
analogous complaints Of the srgan Of generation -.
OF all remedies yet discovered for above complaints, this
the certain. .-.
1t makes speedy and permanent cure without the least re-
business
We long quackish recommendations to deceive th
public II the medicine does speak for ITSELF one shat
speak for it. Our object notify where it can be had an.
the proprietor challenges a single Of Gonohea u
be brought which the Mixture will effect rapid cure
under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all rank of soc
ty-high. low rich and matrimonial and single IN
here presented with by which they them
selves without The least exposure in the shortest time possible
Mixture taken night going TO bed when exposed
bottles with full direction. accompanying It.
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
many cured in two days.
For sale only at WIN. Il. Muors I92 Broadway.
John opposite Franklin House. New York; j. Jones' corne
Of Chesnut and Seventh Philadelphia; and at j. M Smith
ls8Washinxton 1t. Boston. do imsr