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PHILADELPHIA. February 2sth is45.
E6bEkT E5bbEkTs 5oANsT9 GAANNsF9 RoBERT JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
COLLIE CTION OFFICE,
No. ii SoUTH THIRD ST.. OPPOSITE MECHANICS
BANK, PHiLADELPHIA.
Dealers in Uncurrent Bank Notes. Relief Notes. Gold and
Silver Coiu &c.
Drafts Notes and Bills collected with DESPATCH favorable
term3
Drafts St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baltimore New
York Boston, kc., constantly for sale. n
All orders for the purchase and sale Of United States Govern
ment State City Incorporated Co.'S Loans descp
tion Of Bank Insurance. Rail Road aud Can Ce Stocks
tended promptly and with a is Board Of Brokers'
William Patton. Jun ESQ.,. Cashier, Philadelphia.
kcull Thompson, do
Buck X Potter, do
Mors,n, Buck x Co., do
David Brown Co. do
Eckel Spangler X Raigue do
Mercer, Brother x Co. do
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- LAoIS, LCA fiCh AND FINDINCTS.
HAVING been awarded he Diploma late Fair Of th
- American lnsttue for the best asts prepared to
any other city in the United States.
Sole and Upper Leather Of all kinds Black and Cocr.d Mo
Shoe Threads LastuEs Gaileon. Sheetngs Linen
eathsr Linng Boot Cord and Webs Boot Trees Hammers
makers Tools Of the approved patterns cheap for cash
WARREN b. WILkEY,
295 Spring street, bet ween Gresnwich and
= = Washington streets, New ork
the store. I'm imxm
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

DAGUEKKEOTYPE.
John ROACH, tpci ~ SO Nassau street. New York. .
constantly manufacturing. and has always hand all
,jeie c The pes. quality used ia the Daga
and in general He has also ths Hungarian
German Accelerating Liquor.
Cameras Of bis ,nuacturs well French and
man The German Cameras sold this establishment
will be warranted genuae.
Orders from the cuuury for any articles used the will
be promptly and fully attended to. me im&rc
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.

- N T.
THIS Is the only manufactury any erent In the Uned
States The sub cnbe,s oer for sale inspection the
most and splendid Of Shades superb
correct representations OF the most we'll known public build
,nss IN Europs ana TN, country on hand works Of and
faction when favored with orders.
mh9 lmsec BARTOL Il DE MAIJRY
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SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS
RT,TJNT ~ SYMS

BLUM U S1 MS,
No A. Chatham street,
MANUFACTURERS Of the above article have now q com
M pee assortment ready for the Spring trade which they Of
fer reduced prices They would invite the attention Of
chants and dealers their the manufacture
which, they have paid attenton
fered. ~
AlsoGuns Of their own manufacture, we'll every var
ETY. Of imported Guns and implements quantities ssit
chasers, at exceedingly low prices. t 3msm
CAMPHENE LAMPS.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale dealers and Others in
large small quantities. the celebrated Doc and other
Camphene Lamps OF he best manufacture which will sold
10 for cash to close assignment.
mhl2 lw-m w. T. BOYCE. 1os Greene st., in the
FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
r GERARDlN. Commission Merchant, is John street, mp
stairs has received consignment and oen for sale
whols;s or retail spn1dd did Of The above ARTICLES
Dessert Tea and Suprer Sets; Toilet Sets; sng Cups
Mugs with mottos; Cologne Bottle Figures; Tete Sets
&c., &c.
Also, plain and nch Cut Glms Decantes Water Bottles
Celery Bowls Preserve Dishes, Tumbes, Gobets, Wines
&C., &c.
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting
rs lm*rc
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS,
AT TW!LL!AMSBUkGH, T.

DEPOT 30 WILLIAM STREET., NEW YORK
M EssRs. BERGER WALTER, known for long series
Flint Glassware the Department Mosele, France have the
honor inform 0ass Dealers Importers of Watches and
furnishing houses general they have established Branch
Of their Msnnactory in this couny and order to fulfil
them have engaged experienced skifu workmen both
French and Eneiish The beauty Of this Glass the tasteful
prices and promptude in the execution Of ORDERS will they
f0ndy hope theW large share patronage from
American and foreign Houses.
NJ BCustome in fnbit OF Transmitting orders to their
house Pair ~ arads Possonniere general Depot
Crystal 30 Paradis poissonuere, Paris will please forward
tn m dire I to 30 William New York fl6 imsec
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ETCDTCAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE-Citzens and
M ntrnnass obtain medical and cal advics NO.
Mott srss for Of the many diseases that sct the
will be treated with candor and integrity. ma msnc
NTOTICE-MADAME RESTELL, Female Physc,an.
IN would that in consequence removal OF the Pos
Once all letters hereafter be addressed 2l59 nsad
Of heretofore to her residence s
fle D&Wlmsrc
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HEMP-es bales supcror Dew Rot Hemp, now landing =,
NO :s' Saratoga h'E ooss:2 o5rrfNSs e. &: b. so,h
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N GENTLEMEN who make it rule to lay out ~
etheir money 10 the best advantage respectfuy -
notified that they purchase Hats and Caps at
HOBERTSON'S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. los Fulton street. Of Broadway much cheaper
than al other place the city An inexihs adherence
the system Of large ales ANAL profits and csh delivery
enables The proprietor offer The different articles in his line
at the following reduced rates
HATS.
First quality Nutris Fur. .................4@
second %
Moieskln -; 49,. %
First quality mems, and boys. .......sl1
5econu w
Third ........... rs
These articles Only quite equal but in respect.
ESPECIALLY the style OF trimmingJ the
city comparison Of the qualities and prices with those Of
other stabshmens will snow deduction Of 81 81 SO
prices All Hats warranted of the fashionable
Broadway patterns.
NB-The propretor extensive arrangements enable him TO
or advantageous bargains wholesale dealers and
country merchants me lmsm
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CgRED-Ths Tonic
city Of Yos condeniy ipr all case
Of debility produced by ndugnce or excess o any kind
nvalusbs remedy seely or Dsennesss
Snss Scsiis. 81 II sash oss dozen ss, sssfaly
sacked and sent to All paris cf ths Unon,
,s,sse wM'' " 'A' W. 3. KICHARDsON. N. b.. Agent
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDRORE
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Centlemer
or Families who are desrous Of converting their et Of
Families or Gentlemen Quitting the city changing .s
much their advantage send for the subscrber who will
attend at their residence by appointment. WV ~
II LEVETT, Wall street
line through the Post Office, otherwise, viii recev,
prompt attention. mri inns re
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LJEMPz7 bales American Water Rot Hemp of verv suns
o quality landing ship Geneva from NJ Oiiesns for
sale by n. X C0LLlNa q co '
mt n 9outn stva.t
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VELPEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
cure gon0yrh9 gieef. seminal esisss0ns and eli
Surusns dischass from .hs u,sa These pill: % result Of
pronoanced BY their celebrated inventor Pre- Xepca1
an inable remedy for all diseases Of the urethra esct
osipG the breath d.esng with hs s.oIae q
eine and Pharmacy Nassau street
d19r w. 8. RJCHARDSON NJ. D., Agent.
RICORD'S ALTERATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE psr.
aes nodes. cYp.n. Prcdussd BY n as
ectng yenerc tan emanins in their Wstem should qse
s powerful purifier without delay no pHrso1 can consdss
y cleansing the wih this justly eeebTssd ate.tye
Sold single bottles 81 each in Of half dozen 70;
carefully packed sent all Of the Union Sold at hs
cSsgs a,e Of Mediens ;Rd 2 bSsS D. Aren't
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fr.>-- 81 t-4---.tt-. -
..... +. = ...s s.ss 50. vi.
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or OpsARsAPARlLLA.
~ TAr ArD SAssAFRAs prepared BY the NJ York College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy ss,abished for the sqppssso. Of
cessuo iii the purifying qualities and cussuye Of the
above hsrbs confdeny recommended b, the College
de public and BE- rallied on = eq ais nsdy ios a.
diseases airing from = impars stsss q she blood sssn
pain in the bones or joints nodes supons. uleeras
sAss arising from te seeondary esc Of
syphilis injudicious usc OF mercury. :,
800 i s'asa' ce:.s q af half Sois. B9;l:...
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
NJ B-A very liberal discount Wholesale purchassrs-
Sms' ss e' '' o0i' & isissA iRsiicsshAHRbsoN M D. Ars.s
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-21
Ln1or from RTexico.

By the arrival ut Galveston of the Texan
soop II. L. Kenney, Capt. Lewis, direct
from Corpus Christi, the editor Of the News
has been furnished with letters which came
EXPRESS from Malamoros TO the former place
and which contain further news in relation
to the movements Of the revOlutionisis.
From the News we copy the following:
From the latest official news received Mt
Matamoros, from the interior Of Mexico, II
appears that Gen. Paroles at the head Of
5000 men marched against Santa Anna,
who at that time bad under his command
$4,000 troops. On the approach Of Paredes
Santa Anna Immediately retired, great
numbers Of his soldiers deseriiRg his cause.
This retreat extended to the city Of PIebla,
where he was attacked by Gen. Paroles
and defeated. Gen. Santa Anna, who
made his escape, was compelled to disguise
himself and take conveyance 10 common
coach Of the country. The particulars Of
this battle ere not given, but we presume
the victory was achieved by Gen; Paroles
at great expense Of life, as Is usually the
case in Mexican warfare.
This may ulI prove true, bot it appears
somwhal singular TO Us that Santa Anna,
knowing that the pOPuIaee Of Puebla was
opposed 10 him. should have attempted
his retreat towards the sea-cOast by way
Of thai city, We should have thought that
he would rather undertake to force bis way
directly towards TampicO from Querelaro,
or else have endeavOFed to form junction
with The army Of the North under Gen.
VOL. Another hing, the largest reported
force the tyrant is said 10 have had al
Queretaro yrs 5000 men, and by our news
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-21

direct from Nexce TVS number had been
reduced TO Seme 1900. The News has
been misinfOrmed when it states thar great
expense Of lie usually attends Mexican
revolutionary warfare. Such is not the
case; for lby. hottest fights in which Santa
Anna has beeu sDSaend not only with
Buslanenie but other generals, have Dsvos
Decn productive or greet loss on either
side-quitc the contrary. Our next news
from Mexico is now looked for with in.
creased interest. In the meantime We
quote further from the News, promising,
from the closer proximity Of the scene Of
action, that the intelligence from Northern
Mexico is entitled to more credit than the
report OF the battle at Puebla:
In Northern Mexico the E0votutIon has
been Oenazsl throughout the country. At
rne last accounts Gen. Canales, in cOnjunc'
ton with Gen. Arista, was marching at the
head Of large force agains; Gen. Wolf
who still held out in favor Of CentTalism.
The revolution broke out in the city Of
Matamoros Oh the 18Th uIt. On the recep'
ton of the news in Matamoros, Of the sue.
cess of the Federal party, the citizens OPP
posed to Centralism and in favor OF FEEDER.
sisn, assembled at the most public places
and immediatly denounced the Tyraht, and
publicly declared for the Federal cause.
Great excitement prevailed in the city du.
ring the outbreak. Gen. Celia, the CONS
mandant Of the city, was seized and imPris'
0ned-the sh ut for liberty and down with
CentraIsm became general in all quarters
until the revoutlonlsts ha6- proved trium-
plant.
In Monterey the same scenes were en-
acted as in other cities, but OF more san"
culinary character. The particulars we
have not received, further tnan an account
of the death of Gen. Jose Maria Ortegs,
Governor oil the city Of Monterey, who was
publicly bu,chered for his faiihiul Iadher-
ence to the cause Of Santa Anna.
Canaies is man not to be trusied--a
general Who is ever ready TO join the stron'
ger side, SO that he takes special good care
of himself-but ArisIa is a man Of Ter
more character. and will doubtless Hnecsed
in overlhrowing the power Of Santa Anna
in the Northern departments. We repeat,
that our next news from Mexico il loOked
for with increased interest.-[ New Orleans
PIcayune.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-21

compllshed openly or coveFtly, directly or
indirectly, IS Of no consequence; a people
who submit TO it are not ia reality free; and
should such a system be extended a I'D per-
severed in, it would, like all unjust inslitu-
tons when too long continued, be termin-
ated by violent revolution.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-21

DEMOCRACY o. THE AoRTH.--ll was Mr..
Calhoun who once said that the tailoring
masses oil the North were the Oalurutallies
Of the South. And General Hamilton, at
South Carolina, recently said in public
address, that our triumph in tho late MEM
orable contest was owing, mainly, 10 the
virtue and frmness Of Sllas Wright, and the
seIGsacrlicing patriotism Of Martin Van
Buren,. The ''Richmond Enquirer
as for many years past, at The head Of the
old State Rights Republican School; has
expressed the same opinion. We find
striking evidence of the justice Of these
compliments ia the following manly article
from the leading democratic journal Of
New YOrk.-[N. o. JEFF. Rep.
"ANNExATIoN In the preceding col"
umns will be found several articles on the
subject OF the re annexation of Texas, from
prominent democratic journals, which We
give TO our readers, as among the current
expressions Of the day, without, hoWeEeEs
adopting all the positions of either.
"Ofthe several propositions now before
Congress they are not less than i've
in number-we prefer Mr.. WelleFe. e
presents the question in the simplest and
most direct form; and avoids any embar-
RAISING connection with Olhe, and not Re-
cessary auxiliary questions. SuficieHt
unto the day is the evil thereof. I" To anli-
cipale a settlement Of boundary, and the
question OF slavery within the recovered
territory. can scarcely fail TO retsrd, pOssi'
Div ultimately defeat, the chief measure,
by prolracted discussions and collisions Of
opinion upon incidental topics. "-l Albany
Argus.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-21
Standing Advertisement.
For ten lines Orless' three months, 90 %
" - six MONTHS, 10 90
- . twelve rnontha Il n,
Each additional quars, three months. zee
+" six months, %
twelve months, ~ 90

All aIandipg ADVERTISEMENTS viii DO charged al the Ma
mentioned rats unless contract be made whem lett
for insertion.
IL AdVeTtisemlns Of personal alteration will IHVA
RIAD be eb9ged DOUBLE the foregoing Tates
No person viii b announced for any Office either town.
state OF eount, without the advance pay meat Of sen
dollars l0H slae and FIVE dOliarB for other Offices
~ fOhtical ChuiaEs will DO charged adReriaenlssap
and payment squirrel IN adRanGo.
NO JOB viii beteivored 70 any person with whom We
have 70 regniu dealings, until paid Tor.
III single ptnbers Ofthe paper, I2A cents,
Novafiatons viii be made In the above rates.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-21

Hos. r. J. WALKKR.-Ihe New York
American (whig) pays the following hand
some compliment TO our distinguished Sen
ator, which we transfer to our columns with
pleasure:
{" Mr.. WALKER is one Of the most able
men Of the Senate, aud will probably al'
tain the highest hOnoFs Of the Republic be-
fore his career be finished. His pamphlet
ON the annexation Of Texas is a most mass
terly work, and iriumphanlly susIains The
justice and policy Of that great national
-measuEe.n
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-21

WHo NExr9-The present Pope Of Rome,
has reached dis ssDeRtieth year, and has
occupied the See for fourteen years.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-21

~ Hon. John Chambers has been re-
appointed Governor Of Iowa.
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CHRISTlE'S PATENT
G ALV MIC rim GS,
CIIRIS7IE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.

CIIRTS1IE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
yKIIiS remarkable discovery has received the uni
vcrsal appreciation Of the Medical profession of
Great britain, and has been sufficiently long be-
fore the American public 10 give iairrest nfS power
and efficacy. The PATENT GALNANlC RINGS
have been found 10 answer all the purposes (ar which
the ordinary Galvanic Battery, or Electric ard Mag
nGtc machines used, but are without any Of the
injurious SHOCKS which accompany the applications
By those instruments, and in many other respects
more safe and certain in accomplishing the desired
object
The GALVANGC RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all cases of RHEUMATISM, acute
cIOnic, applying to the head, face mhs Gout,
Tic D0lorcHX, Toothachc, Bronchitis Vertigo, Nerv
Gus or Sick Headache, Indigestion, Palasss, Palsy,
Eppsey, FITS Cramp, PaipitatOn of the Heart, Apo
pIeXy, Stiffness Of joints, LumbagO, Spinal Com
pIaints Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency of
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases
{H2@Their extraordinary effect upon the system must
be witnessed 10 be beliesed, and certain preuent
ire for the preceding complaints, they equally 10
lie recommended. The GaIvanic Rings in every
way perfectly harmless and sold at prices to tie
within reach of ALL CIRISTIE'S MAGNETIC
FLUID is uscd connection with the Rings, TO render
theii efficient faction certain and to dcctthc GaVanic
influence 20 particular parts which are affected
fd3- For sale in Baltimore by SETH :. HANCE,
No. l0S Baltimore street, and corner of Charles and
Pratt streets. SEQ
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MAYORS; OFFICE.
EALrrMoRF. sentemher, 6, lsi5.

baltimore, September, 6, lsi5.
UHLECTIGN NOTICE. Notice is hereby Civ
az en-, that AN election will be held on the Second
WEDNESDAY Of October next being tie 9Th day of
the month, in the twenty Wards OF the city of Bat-
more, for one person To represent each ward in the
First Branch of the City Council; and for person
to represent every two wards contiguous to each other
III the Second Branch of the City Council, namely:
person for the first and second wards, one person
for the third and fourth wards, person for the fifth
and sixth wards, person for the seventh and
eighth wards, one person for the ninth and tenth
wards, one person for the eleventh andtwelfth wards
one person for the thirteenth and fourteenth wards,
one person for the fifteenth and sixteenth wards, one
petson for the seventeenth and eighteenth wards one
person for the nineteenth and twentieth wards.
Given under nv hand and the seal of the city of
BaIlimare this sixth day of September, in the year
eighteen hundred and forty five.
seS-2awtc JACOB C. DAVIES, Mayor.
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WORTHY OF NOTICES,

| DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF Will
| CHERRY, The greatest remedy for Consumption
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty OF Breathing Asthma, Pain i'm
the Side and Breast, Whoqpng Cough,
Group, and all disorders of the
Liver and Lungs, broken
constitution, Sec. sc.
| FHNHE above is THE ORIGINAL AMI ONI V
H. GENUINE preparation FROM this valuable tree,
and has won its way into public favor by It's unparai
| leGd success IN CURING ALL THE DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS, notwithstanding the many articles pre-
pared by persons who have knowledge of the sci
ence of medicine in theory or practice--and some
more readily to deceive the unsuspecIne. use pari
of the name of the original preparations such as 'Bal-
sam of Wild Cherry, ""Phenix Balsam of Wild Cher
ry,""Ralsam Of Wild Cherry and Camfrey," &C. all
sprung up with mercenary view, aftcr"Dr Swayne IS
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry" had won Ieputa-
lion III The "heallng art' never Ia be forgotten by
ny once cheeriess fire side Therefore the public
should he on their guard and purchase but the
original preparation, which is daily performing such
astonishing cures in Pulmonary complaints after all
other remedies had failed and the patients given up as
hopless Thousands of certificates might he published
winch would astonsh creduty tseli, but il is deemed
unnecessary.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne, whose office is now
removed 10 N. w. corner D! Eighth and Race Streets
Philadelphia.
Noticc.-Pcrsons will please call on any of aly
agents, at my Office in Philadelphia and get small
pamphlet, which gives short treatise on pulmonary
ailectonS with nuiber of testimonials of its virtue
1t IS well worth seens and may be had gratis.
baltimore .8gcrtS: 1. p. Cook, No. rs Baltimore st
Stablei & Candy, Pratt street Wharf; ], w. Il R. w
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .RgcntS: X. Farnlam, Washington, u. c..
VIM: StabeI Bro, Alexandria; Geo. NJ SothoroR
Alexandria, ie24
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SFSRe SUMPTION would narh, ns

be small estimate for the ravages this dreadful dis
ease in single year, then add the fearful catalogue OF
those cut off by Inflammation Of the Lungs, Hemor-
rtage, Asthma Coughs, Influenza, Bronze hits and
other diseases Of the LUNGS AND LIVER, and the
list would present appalling proof of the fatality OF
these Two classes of Diseases
But 1t is important to know that nearly all of this
dreadful waste of human life might have beer prevent
ed by timely use of
DR.. IVISJ.4R'S B.4LS.a3T OF WILD CHERRY.
the greatest remedy discoveredby nah for all dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs produced by cold and
changeablc climates.
Scores of cases have come to our Knowledge where
the patent mad been given M TO die of Con, umption
as beyond the reach of medical aid-but who by the
use OF this Wild Cherry Balsam have heen speedily
restored TO complies health.
slser of well known clergyman recently left the
school was attendingbeing advised tkat she must
die OF C0nsumptiOn-;o return to her home, wishing
to spend her few remaining days with her friends. BY
some means she was induced to take Wisar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, by which she was en- irely cured in a
short time, and returned To her school with light
heart and renvigorated health.
Many Of the most distinguished physicians in New
iork and Brooklyn give this Balsam their unqualified
approval. Why should they mott 1t is every where
hailed as ..I.
'N.7TURE'S F.AFORTT,E PRES CRIPTION.p
being formed from chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple, but powerful ingredients,
Of Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be addressed to ISAAC BUTTS 2
Ann street, New York
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High SIS. Baltimore, and r. 5. PATTERSON, Wash
ington d. O., and by most Of the Druggists in Mary
and and the District Of Columbia. nhl3-frmGm