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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01


C0Qaseh 10 the YogaS -Rosolyc TO form
yourselves upon some certain principles, and TO
regulate yonr actions by fixed rules Man
was paia,o be governed By reason, and not by
mere accident or caprice II is important,
therefore, that you begin early TO consider aud
enquire, what IS the proper course Of human
conduct and 10 form some plan for your future
lives. The want OF such consideration is man.
i.csl in the conduct OF mulhudcs They are
governed BIZ the impulse Of the moment, rock.
less Of consequences. They have fixed no
steady aim. aud have adopted no certain pTinc-
pies Of action Living thus at random. il would
be a miracle you went uniformly right IL
order to your pursuing right path, you must
know whai i is and TO acquire this knowledge
you must divosi yourself of thoughiless giddi-
ness. v0u must take time for serious rejection.
Il will DOT answer 10 adort, without considsra-
ton, the opinions ofthose who may Be about
You. Tor they may have some sinister design in
fegardto you, or they may themselves be mis-
led by error or prejudice. Persons already
involved in Dissipation. or entangled IN error,
naturally desire 10 keep themselves IN counic-
nance by the number Of followers they can Sc
duce ato the path Of vice. As reasonable croa-
lures, therefore. Judge Tor yourselves The course
It is right AMI fitting you should pursue. EK-
ercise your own reason ,nlcprnily and Impair
tally, aud give not up yourselves 70 be govern
cd by mere caprice and fashion, or b. the opin-
ion Of others-PhH SAT r. Courier
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

xSyaoes--M aaefs--C0lla men &c. Il has
got to be very com non with tho editors who
aTeoppesing Gov. NJ Mutt, to make the charges
that those who support him are his 'iools,R
slaves, shat they are his 'collar'men, -
that he is their master, &c.
Does it betoken anything to find men profes-
sing democracy thus reviying and recchoing
the praises so lavishly heaped once on the ster-
ling supporters ofthe Illustrous Jackson? Tru.
ly there mus, be a similarity in positions. when
even the same partizan catch words are caught
up.
We can look back over the manner we have
conducted the Sentinel, and reproach ourself
with no dseourteous war we have commenced
on those who have differed with us. We have
resored to harsh language oaiy when person
ally attacked and slandered, and when in our
own defence, il became necessary 10 do SO. We
have not charged the editors who support Gen.
Qmtman, DIR. Gwin, or any other aspiran's
with being their 'slaves," or tools" or belong
ing" to them. We might retor such cries; but
we see no good in such q course, and are will
ling to accord to others the same sincerity and
purity in their choice we hoped, lit appears in
vain ! to have accorded to US.
We can simply remind such editors thatthey
may know tkemsnices but do mol kao,e as Il
is frequently from mans consciousness that he
himselfis capable of a mean deed, that he is
quick to charge the meanness upon others
The editorial profession will never rise above
contempt, SO long as one half its members is
charging the other half with being tools,
'fslaves, or ''colIar men" to 'nasters to whom
tbo,, Ibolopor Caat;,oJ
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

The first number of our new paper viii
be issued on the first day of Nav next,
with All entire new dresS---new type. Gnc
white paper, with other important altera-
tons aud Improvements. The paper will
be devoted 10 fearless exposition OF DEM
ocratc principles; twill zcaloUsy aud mn-
remittngly oppose each and every effort
10 establish a mammoth monarchy tank
and other mlschIevOus corporations and
consultations of wealth, which subrert
the rights Of the people and undermine
the pliers Of the Republic; il will oppose
an oppressive and auli.repub!icaa tar f
system, the assumption Of tie State debts
By the General Government, and ali other
federal principles which have an iuevi,a-
bic tendency 10 destroy public prosperity
as well as individual happiness. Against
all such political delusioHs, VIC shall wage
uuchanging, incorporating war.
The FARMER and the MEcHANIc who
produce all the real capital OF the ration,
will liGd in our paper an unwaverIng,
champion of their lnalienable rights; the
long cherished principles OF the editors arc
too well known TO the public 10 require any
YiANEf- ANfaAA WIS ittoaAA- y AAAAoNNAttA-
neous Department particular attention
will be devoted; the Ladies will always
find in orr columns a choice selection from
the current literature Of the day, as well as
original contributions from the most tal,
cnted writer's Of which our country can
boast. A general summary OF Foreign
and Democratic news will be furnished.
me conductors have already secured
the aid and cooperation Of a large num-
Der of the most distinguished literary and
political writers Of the day; arrangements
viii also be made, Of the earliest period
possible, 10 embellish cur columns BY the
Of correspondents from a
broad. With lhis brief and imperfect out
line, Of onr plain, We very respectfully sub
NIT our elnims TO an extensive patronage
% the consideration of a generous public.
THBOPHlLUS FISK, Z EDIroRs
JESSE K. DOW
TERME
Daily paper by the year, IN ndvsrcs sic
Semi Weekly PAPER BY the year IN ad. 5
Weekly paper BY she Fear, 80
April Is, 1915 r
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01
NOTICE

Il HEREBY foruam al pcrsus from trad
n ing for note given by me- 10 enc Thslnss
Hale, Kentucky horse trader. Cor lhs sun Of
ioHy dollars, payable in January 1876. and
dated some time The months Of February or
March Lass; said note Eas given Tor The pur-
chase Of certain Roam Mare which has proven
10 Be blind And I am determined never 10
pay the note unless compelled rs law
HENRY PULLIN. ser
SEPT a. fe45. Is-4w
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

SeriousIilaesS Of Judgs Story. I'VE
learn, says the Boston Iraeeller, that
Judge Story ofthe u. S.Snprene Court, is
seriously i'll, and that heis interpreted to
survive much longer. Judge Story's dis
ease is an internal sttangulation. II will
be recolIected that this is the same disease
with which Mr.. Legare, Of South Carolina,
died in Boston two years since Judge
Story has resigned his seat on the bench;
the resignation to take place next month.
--------------------- stH " g1G
Arisla's proclamation, which reached us
last evening, sounds amazingly like empty
gasconade It's certainly as insulting
dennnciation Ofihe United States as any
war Of words can possibly be. Bnt III he
means any thing else than prolu1aci0-
mentO oil abusive ianguGge-ll blows are
intended 10 follow his words, ltwillb ecome
our duty to inl1ict upon these Mexicans the
severest chastsement within our power.
Ourgovernment does notdeslre war. They
would prefer all honorable peace; but they
must be prepared TO meet any contingency
that the Mexican braWlers may be mad E.
nough TO throw in our way. We are hap
py, therefore, TO understand that the rein
forcemenls are still advancing. Every
day is increasing the regular force of Gen
Taylor. He Is preparing to throw bis ad-
vance lines, with dragons in front first
ton ards, and then upon the Rio Grande;
and though he will otinterrupt any Mex
lean post which is now TO the east Of the
river, yet he will Observation-Disclosures
which the Mexicaus may attemptto throw
on this side of the river He should, how
ever, employ the utmost circumspcction,
and watch the impudent aud insdions
Mexican Washington Union.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01
$500 Pages for One Dollar it!iLI
PROSE ECTUS
OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL JOURNAL.

The editors oflhe United States Jour
nal propose 10 commence, with next scs-
sion of Congress, a weekly publication I'M
der the above title, 10 continue through the
whole session, at The unprecedented lol0
pricso ONE DOLLAR to each subscriber Il
will contain a faithful and impartial record
ofboth House of Congress the giSt of all
The important speeches which may be de-
livered, &c. &c. The moSt competent re-
portcrs will be employed aud nothing
shall prevent il being made worthy Of the
patronage oflhe public generally. The
Journal will cndeavor, in us records, 10 do
justice 70 both parties, so that both parties
will feel allowed to palroniSe the Pub'ica-
ton. Il being the long session, as tits
called, the volume will contain at least 500
pages, each number will contain sixteen
pages of solid matter, which will enable
the publisher to give all the proceedings
worthy Of being preserved Ia book form,
for binding and future reference. The
exceedingly low terms will place il within
the reach OF all the publishers hope that
their friends will use Ihcir cxeHions IN Oh
tanning subscribers
THEOPHILUS FISK,
JESSE f. DOW.
Washington, 1UgHSf IL, 1915.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01
Thc Panldfng THofol,

ia has inst undergoneea-
tl1orooghqepair, sndaBlSOw
HY open for the reception or
a d MlEEaE= Visitors. The pFoprih.
5000 -5dagS tor thankful To the pubic
for their past patronage bestOwned, will
endeayor to still merit the same by assiG
nous attentionto the comfort ofhis guests.
His table will be furnished with The best
that the Country Affords aud his stable
will be furnished with proEender aud at
tentive osters. & JESSE HYDE 81
May ID, 1915. LIT 3
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01
THEOPHILUS FISK,
JESSE +. DOW.
Washington, dUgHSf IL, 1915.
LAND EnR SALE-

E WISH % seil my planta.iou ous mile west
- Of Panlding together with my crop ofeon
Sc. THIS property IS finely situated aa1 we'll
waicrcd' Sly ob1ciin Offering this properly
for sale, IS. 90 enable mc to close ms business.
I an IN deiL end own a considerable quantity
Of land that is n1i available. can mako the
terms easy Any gentleman waning good
Land. good water ani a healthy situation 10
TIE vicinity Of psalding. wouu 20 wei 10 eK-
anime tbs properly anl Judge f5r ihemselTes
w. 3 DOZIER.
Sep, % ie45 losf
Weare acqusioiei viii ths Doctors planis-
ton. and can recomeni Il 70 ths isvcuble no
tios Of ihuse wishing 70 puFchass Eliot
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

have at least done this much good-,I have
brought ~ p, Cherry TO settlement with the
county treasurer, (on last Monday aud it APP
pears from the treasurer's statement that he is
behind ia bis srtiIemant, and on Monday next
we will see bow much
IOSIITA TTRPAI,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

II RICHARDSON ROGERS will an
nounce his name COR Board of Police lac
will be supported by MANY IoTERs.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

The Post Master Of this city has receiv-
cd orders from the Head ofthe Department,
directing that mails be duly made up here
and in Mobile and forwarded by vessels
and steamboats, in the Government service,
to Galveston and Corpus Christi under
the United States Post Office lock aud key.
Return mails, by like conveyonces, will be
made up from Corpus Christi and Calves
ton for this port and Mobile. Letters
newspapers aud pamphlets, unpaid and
prepaid, will be forwarded in the aforesaid
mails, and only the overland United States
postage is to be charged. The Post Mas.
tar General deserves the thanks Of those
who have friends in Texas for these fac Ii.
ties. N O. PicayUHe.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

Aug. 20, I64j l34E
ESROPOSAI4S for publishing, in the
City Of Washington, daily, semi
weekly, and weekly, Democratic Republi-
can paper, TO be entitled
THE UNITED STATES JOUNAE.
RY JESSE E. DOW d. co.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

Mesmeyism ami Crime-Ihe danger aten-
ding the encouragement OF impoSiuros by the
crcdulous is shown in a recent case in Corinth,
Ne, where a respectable citizen oil the town
was accused on the strength Of the testimony Of
a Mesmcric patient with robbery. The case is
as ioicws:
g A man lost his trunk, containing money
and other matters Of value In order to disco
YER the thicf, he consulted 4 Mrs Grcenaw, Of
Bangor, who prot,sscs to reveal hidden things
She charged the offence on a respectable citi.
zen Of Corinth, who was regarded as above sus-
pjrion There being clearly not the least rea.
son to suppose him guilty, public meeting
was called ia CorinJh, aud resolutions were
adopted expressing the fullest confidence in the
moral character ollhe accused and denouncing
Mrs Grecnlaw rs a mere preteuder and i'm
poster, respecting whom the public should be
on their guard"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

MOI KCL.
E SHALL present my accounts against
u the Estate Of James .M'Du1iel deceaS-
ed to the Probate Court of Newton corn,
ty, for approval aud allowance as Admin.
istralor thereof, on the 4lh Monday ofSep-
TENDER next. WEI. M'DANIEL, 81
Administrator.
Aug. .27, 1915. l56w
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

TSTEPHEN THOMAS will run for
the Office Of Sheriff Of Jasper lie will re.
ceivc the support of MANY VoTERs.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

If HENRY MILLER, of Paulding, will
announce his name as a candidate for She
riff of Jasper county, he will receive the
warm support of MANY CITIZENS.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01
az DONALD.

Factor & Commission Merchant,
NJ. 81 Fruni erect Nouttr as
s-T' a. i7is la
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

DAILY paper by the year, IN ndTsrce $40
Semi Weekly PAPER By the year Ia ud. s
Weekly papgr BY abe Yelr, 2
April Is, 1915
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01
Freeman c. Ewers,

IYaveriey Stable on Royal S. nca The
Branch Bgnk, Mobile Ala.
Anp. % IS4I Ia.lf
The New York herald., 1845-01-18
Price Two Cents.

plete semi circle. We were all certain that the
bufialoe would turn back, and re-cross the river
but on they came, merely turning their courfe
little around the wagons. You never heard such
a bombardment in all your life. Not a buffalo
escaped unhurf; and three or four were killed
within very short distance. The buffalo. being
very large object, can be seen at a great dis
tance. Perhaps the flesh of no animal is more
delicious than that OF youRe buffalo COW, in good
order. You may eat as much you please and
II will not oppress you. The flesh Of The antelope
Is fne eating equal to good enison bur more JUICY
r. member while we were on Sweetwafer, that we
remained at one place day or two; ard that one
evening ! came in from hunting, very hupeYy.
captain Cant had killed a very fat buffalo cow
auo mad made me p eseni Of some choice pie ces.
II was atsr ner, and Mrs. B. had six large slices
OF TINS meat cooked for me. supposed could
eat three OF them, as thought they would be sufi-
cient tor any one but when | had eaten them,
felt strong inclination 10 eat the fourth, and so
eat ihem all. About two hours afterwards supper
came on, and we had more OF this fine meet Dr.
Long took supper WI me, and something was said
feared Oregon was like the buffalo meat. over
rated Said |, Doctor, have always thought as
you do in regard TO buffalo meat until this oay
aud now think it has always been underrated''
continued eating until | was ashame d, and left
supper hungry. then went to Capt. Cant's tent
and there he had some buffalo tor que cooked nice-
ly, and insisted should eat a pi. ce | sat down
and eat OF the buffalo tongue until was ashamed,
and then went to bed hungry. From this you may
lnter, that was gormandlzer; but il can Judge
impart'ally, In my own case, assure you, was
not more SO than most persons on the road
Your friend, r. II. b.
The New York herald., 1845-01-18
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL


dAvIN6 wlthdrawn our Agency entirely tvs~ MKssRs
II HARNpEr Co.. of Boston and New York, hereby
TINT MrssRs ApAMs Co.. Of No Court street, Bos
on and Wal street Nsw Yors are our authorized Agent,
for shppns snd Forwarding American Agents
Ts the reception Of good. Liverpool and the for
~ardng Of the sale % part Of Euglend Fance &C. &c
that they should through he hands af
MEssRs. ADAMS L CO..
their several Ones, Is follows;-
S s; : :;ss A!sss NV sss;s:"
s ss:;ssH. ;'' 1isS. S;' sis : s %ss
WILMER q SMITH uks this opportunity OF stating ~
fte Union, that their Liverpool house peculiarly adapsed
the instant and despatch Of packag peIce specie
&C. Passing through Liyepo? for Bostn, New York and all
he other c the United staes and Canada, and thar thai
department. Of their business MAS TINE co.srArI
WILMER SMlTHha made asranaemeass with Messrs
ADAMS CO.. By which all Goods passing through their
hays ss n%sd.,e a5S punfSsn.l S, ss9Sn ten their
md win thereby be free from delay and high charges.
They deem here STATE hat they no con
'scs s whffyeT wsh T NJ q TgstsTgsa e Gi.e.Pso
WILMER sMiTH who have for ssres q yssrs n rv, S
rivate Expresse and from London with important intel
enee frequently performing the eutirc journey, miles n
ak HOURS, offer to the Amsresn Public and Qovenmene
heir services for The safe and raPd Of mpo.9t
v all occasons most faithfully delivered by their own
IN % to w who
America prepared afford information upsn this
b. entrrsrd 10 his Liverpool -stabshrcs
The New York herald., 1845-01-18

SHOT AED LEAD One day last week, says the
Milrdskie Herald, we discovered an unusual num-
ber Of hoosier teams in eets On inquiry found
they were alter goods Tor Mineral Point shipped this
lead, for L. Highly, all oil which shipped the
Jay from Buffalo by the steamer James Madison II
there good railroad from Milwaukee to the Mssis-
rp rs 1000 lbs Of shot and lead would find
to New YORK via the Great Lskea
The New York herald., 1845-01-18

AFFAIRs IN DETRoIT.- Letters were received in
Detroit on the 7h inst, from the military post, at
Copper Harbor on Lake uperior. The health Of the
garrison good but there considerable complaint
Of hard fare the loss OF stores intended for
hat port The brig Asfor that ashore the port
last autumn, has nearly to pieces The Express
dail going was Tint, five days performing the route
from Green Bsy to Copper Harbor.
The New York herald., 1845-01-18
HR ISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,
FRUITS, WINES &c.,
WHOLESALE AMI n ET,aTT

- SOOAA.S, 20 NASSAU SVdEETs
subscriber offers publ inspection the best assortment
q Grocsre Wines, Fruits Gc. &C., suitable the
kIn A.S oss and cognse Old Jmsiea
Edinburgh Ale and Fruits, fresh and
Wholesale and Retail Stor 1s Nassa1 str..
b-rsoPe from the county Hotel and Boarding House
give ibis establishment call Goods sent 10 anv mart Of the
CITY, free Of The Scotch and Ish Whskey i ea
AMI mistake - dT1 irs ~
The New York herald., 1845-01-18
Correspondence of the Herald.

lCorIcsponoence OF the Herald
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. l6, l845
Opinions Relative to the nec u S. Senator
FRIEND BkNNErr-
The whig members held causus last night, and
Reverdy Johnson, of the Bank OF Maryland me-
mory, Is to be the whig United States Senator for
the State of Maryland, in the place of the Hon
Mr. Merrick, whose term of office expires on the
4h OF March next This movement (mark me y
decides the fate of the whig party in this State
they never can after this fragrant outrage, hope to
carry the State In Baltimore, Johnson's native
city, he cannot. nor could not at any tme COM
nand the votes OF one third of the wing party His
connection with the Bank of Maryland, which gave
rise to the mob of a2-his re cklessness OF private
character, his bitter and violent attacks on Henry
Clay during the Jackson dynasty, all conspired to
render him the most unpopular man in the State
The Eastern Shore, which has always been whig
o the core, and Ito whose aid Pratt, the present
wing Governor, is nde bted for his election are bit
ery opposed'to the Johnson clique, and will "kIck
the traces" before another csm mpaign commences
Thus have the interests Of the wing parry of this
State been sacrificed to reward violent partizan,
who cannot command the respect of the citizens
of his own city, much less of the State. M
Mark my prediction (it will be as truly verified
as yours regarding the late Presidential contest)-
the fate of the whg party in the State OF Maryland
is sealed. In haste,
WHIG THE OLD SCHOOL,
The New York herald., 1845-01-18

FIRE AT CLEvELANp.-The building occupied by
[. N. Bond d CO., as general trading store, was
consumed by fire on Wednesday night last. The fire
discovered about o'clock and supposed to be the
work Of an incendary, Mr. B. had clio ed the door
sbout hour previous and had very particular to
that chance OF fre could by accident and
he iron safe in which were his books and papers, when
ound unlocked and of the books gone evident
~ showing thai an attempt had been made to obtain
money Such the pros of the flames that
article rescued from them except in damaged
The building owned by 8 8 stone, and valued at
$lO00-no insurance. Bond Cos loss was about
SIS 100 insurance Sill 900 In the loft about eight
hundred dollars worth rigging belonging Captain
VIM. Lacy-sl destroy ed no insurance.
The New York herald., 1845-01-18
A WHIG OF THE OLD SCHOOL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, by and with
the advice and consent. OF the SENATE, JAN Is
Lew 5. Humphrey, TO be Marshal OF the Uulted
states for the District of Michigan vice Joshua Howard
removed Moreau Forrest, to be Marshal of the United
sts for the District Of Maryland. vice Thomas B. Pot
tiDger removed Henderson Tillinghsm to be Marshal
Of the United States for the District Of Georgia. Ed
ward Harden appointed Collector Of the Customs
vannah Bennng Mann, to be Marshal of the United
states for he District OF Connecticut in the place John
B EldridRe, removed Robert c. Ewing to be- Marshal
he Unit I'd States for the District If Missouri vice Wm
Q Anderson declined who appointed in rhe place of
Weston F. Bircb rejected by the Senate Virgil D. Par.
s TO be Marshal OF the United States for the District
Maine, vice John Q. kinsman removed. John Lane. to
ne Marshal OF the United states Ter the District cf Keu
tncky, vice VIM. w. Blackburn removed. Samuel Nc.
Ctuy to be Marshsl OF the United States for the District
u New Jersey, vice j. A. Simpson removed Isaac
OBsrnes to be Marshal of the United Staes ior the Dis
tict of Massachusetts, vice solomon Riley removed.
Thomas Mosely to be Attorney OF the ULi.ed States
,or the Middle District Of Tennessee vice M Lea re-
signed MEL Mace to be Attorney of the United States
tor the Dhrc Of Indiana, vice Courland Cush ng re-
signed Charles L. Sblty to be Attorney Of the United
condy to be Msrsha of the United States for the District
Of South Carolina Samuel Oays to be Marshal of the
United States for the Western District of
Horao Ball. to be Jus ice OF the Peace in the County OF
ALI xandria D c.. Nathaniel Denly, of Virginia, to be
temporary Navy Agent at Marseis France vice A. g.
BeBson OF New k Charles A. Judson, to be Surveyor
nd Inspector of the Revenue Tor New Haven vice John
e Coils resigned Andrew Agnew. to be Survey or and
Inspector of Revenue for New Brunswick, N J-rs.sp.
pointed g. II. Page to be Surveyor and In, pecior Of
MCrra,t TO be Deputy Post Master Tusca aloosa Ala
Edmund B. Glassccck, to be Deputy Post Master
gusa Ca Isaac Hoye 10 be Deputy Post Master Zspes
vile, Ono-re sppoined Howell Hobbs 10 be Deru,y
snia to be Consul OF the u g. for the port Of Fouchow
ton, China
The New York herald., 1845-01-18
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED To
NO. SB LiBERTY STREET,

pALxsME, Importer sn1 As1ss for sasuhetsrsrs. has
"a. always hand large sey9st Of dinner s2d tea SEQ,
Dssset Patss or all assqrted Dses Soup Tureens
CovsDd Dishss Ballad Bow. Fruit Baskets, Custards and
Aso, Fancy Iss Sets, and Rich pesss5sd Disnm sets.
Also. Tsa and Chocoass Ware 0fss Sreseh ana Amsnsas
shape. -. -..,..- - =. !.
scld On liberal trns. and IN lots 10 snifpsRchasss
The New York herald., 1845-01-18
DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS

DlSEASES Of OAsoAhA~'
Such as Chronic and Acute pisesses 81 the
BLADDER, A!s0 cQ3onn~s'
Irsshm 0leets, Whites,
Prosfrsfe Gland. Strctnrea,
K;dnevs and Seminal weakness,
Loins. Dianotes, 2c.s,
s speedily and etcusy removed BYtsn,s.l
able for females They give tone ey the
organs rasy II evss experienced f{om = E.,hs,.r.
ss9s.s ~ In MA f~Ss' dl lmssa
The New York herald., 1845-01-18

FINDERS BoADs-6 tous Of Binders, boards fos gale by
ID PERSkE 4 BROOKS
dIo ire No. % and 81 Nassaa