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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

o. The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce
him as candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Mobile couutv, al the election on the
first Monday of August next. janl4 3sles
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

o. The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him as "A candidate for the office of Clerk of ,be
Circuit Court of Mobile county the election on The
lat Monday of August mex, ~. ,- mh25,e%
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

IJNED s. RADCLIFFE u proposed by his
friends MS candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court
and will he supported by
febl7 67t MANY VOTERS.
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CORNS-CORNS-CORNS.

nR. LOBE respectfully Informs the inhabitants
IL and visitors Of Mobile, thar by new and pc
culiar method he removes hard and soft Corns. 3D.
nons, Calois etc without cutting or the least pain
Tie relief is so astonishing that persons can mmt :
dialely put on their boots and walk with the grea,
est comfort His successful practice enables him TO
refer To numbers of eminent gentlemen of Mobile. 9
No. OFFICE at the American Hotel, Exchange
street. Ladies and gentlemen will be waited on AT
their residences Will remain in town until Sa'"r-
dera,e. apes l23u*
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

SPEcIE-The exports of specie from New-York lrem
the LIST to 10Th inst follows
Ship Montuuk, CAnton-Spanish Dollars. .....$ 10000
Ann McKim, Canon-Spauish Duilars... 500
Baltimore. llayre-American Haives...... $4,000
Baltimore, Hayre-MeNlenn...". Is 900
Argo, Havre-Mexican. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4OUO0
Argo, Hnvre-AmericHn Halves. 5000
-, 81 Thomas-Americtn Gold. ...... 1850
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND wETUMPKA.

TIE Tspsday .spsni HK Passengsr Pscka
h~ \ The steamboat ADMIRAL. y. Z
kasuAAEHB Bufr master, new, Remarkably light
g. = drsughI and fact running, will cons.
mencs her regular irps AS weekly packet for MONT
gon'ery and Wetumpka, for the loa0 'Vafr 'tasoni
leaving Mobile every Tuesday evening Tor the above.
and leaving We,unpka every Friday evening Al =
@'clock' aud Montgomery every Friday evening AZ
morning. (ap2Sl NJ. WARlNG Co.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
p E. a The splendid fast running passenger
SssSEsSszssE7s{75z steamboat JAMES HEWITT. M
Quarter master, will leave for the above on I'll URS-
DAY, the Oath inst, at O'Clock Pm. r-..
?, For freight or passage having superior "cCOmmo-
datons apply on board or 70 - 49, 81
APPS .s-ls ,. CAMPBELL. OWEN g. CO.
FOR TUSCALOOSA.
= To- rs The fine, light drstnght, double en-
S&{sssssSzs5{ssZ Rime senmeT NOXUBEE. H. Kim
new master, will depart fir the aboveand inferno di-
ate landings ON THIS DAY. the 23d instant. at
O'clock PM ttt 'N 'i' F.
For freight or passage apply ON board orto
CAMPBELL, OWEN, 81 CO, Agents.,
apes ~ Front and rs Con-sis.
FOR GAINESVILLE. y
y C~s n The very fine new fast running
SsszsssSaEz steamboat ELIZA. w. II. Roberts
nster will leave for the aboye aud all
landings on THIS DAY, 23.l, at a'clock PM.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
apps $3.50 - NJ. WARlNH "
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
60 "a The steamboat NATIVE, A. e.
Wilson master will leave for the ahlse
and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 2Sd
inst, at 3 O'clock, Pm. .el III -. e -e-r t.ss
ap2s NJ WAR1NG & co
FOR COLUMBUS. -en
= f. p The steamer MINERVA. Barton
master, will leave fo, the above and
oil intermediate findings, on THIS DAY, 2Sd
inst. at O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
ap23 CAMPBELL. oW FIN w.
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
- Es n The light draught steamer LAI'LA
49, ROOKH, o. b. Hooper master
will Ieave Ter the abnve and all the intermediate
landings, on THIS DAY, 2Sd inst. al o'clock Pm.
Fur freight or passage, apply ON board or to
APPS CAMPBELL. CIV EN- ".
FOR MONTGOMERY,
r E. n The new and light drauRht steamer
LOWNDFS,A. II. johnson master,
will leave for the above and all nerme diale landings
on FRIDAY, 18th inst at o'clock. PM.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo'
dations, apply on boaid or to
APPS CAMPBELL. OWEN u w.
Spirits TURPENTINE--For sale at ~.
- ap23 TODD'S Paint Store AZ Dauphn st
"AMS-Canyassed and uncanvassed, sugar
il Il cured Hams, in store and for saie by
WRIGHT Il CUNNINGHAM,
ap23 Grocers, So Dauphin st
80.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

A LABAMA REPORTS. vol. 9th. new series,
N received by J. NJ. SUMWAl.T CO.
Bookseller and Staioners, 81 Dauphin-st
Reports Of Gases at Law and IN Equity: argued
and determined in the Supreme Court Of Alabama,
during January Term and part of June Term, lS44,
by the Judges Of the Court. apZz
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80 - M@a

no Travellers going North.
,Ss GREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE from Mont.
aomeSy (Ala } 10 Charleston Is Co. via Columbus.
Macon AMI Savannah tGa. 1-having less staging and
more res, ihan any other line 10 Charleston.
Nv recent arrangements, this line carries its pas
seneers through ahead Of either Of the liner ny way
Of Augusta, Ga; having % miles less staging than
the Georgia Railroad Line -,
PaksebrArs by this line leave Montgomery o. the
arrival ii Inc Greu. Southern Mail. far Chehaw. BY
railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line OF our
horse post coaches via Columbus TO Macon, ga, lad
miles; ,tence by the Central Railroad 70 SasAnnah.
Ga, 1871 miles, with unsurpasreA EXPEDITION Ane
eomlori thence by splendid line OF steam packesi to
Charleston, ITO miles, where passengers uHsei WINE
they sleep enjoy a Ink rinus table without charge,
and arrive in Charleston from fun TO sig hnnrs be-
fore the departure OF the Wilmington boat Carrying
the great Southern Mail. saak
DAILY sCHEDULE: 30. -
Leave Montgomery at =. u O'Clock, AM
Arrive ut Chehaw at... .-.5 :" An.
Columbus at. ..s b." .Ps. 80"
"'r Macon st..-...St 81" All. s
Savannah at :. .10A Pm.
q. Charleston from tnl1 +" Ar.
Extra Coaches win always be kept in readiness
TO accommodate the travel. t.iH : p
Fare through, from Montgomery TO Chsriessoa.
omnibus ipcluded, s26 90.
Through iickels can he had on application 70
- 80. 80 ]. b. JOHNSON, Agent.
81. b. - at the Montgomery Hall.
Montgomery; April ID, lS46. ,.e,a't5 E
0o-For further information, the citizens Of ME-
| bile and New Orleans are referred 70 M: DAh.
NIcHELs, who will be found at the best Hotels Of
Mobile. or on hoard the boats ap22 l2Su
n'I will be seen that The Cards Of the Express Mail
and Georgia Railroad Lines. which claim tor theta
The greatest speed are dated prior the 18th April,
and we're then correct although now the reverse.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

wooen Yarn l Isai s4 49, s4s ss E 5 49,
DO manuf's.. 39s5.5O6.. 5,l9l 532.. 6,gs5 742
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

Spirits TURPENTINE--For sale at
- ap23 TODD'S Paint Store AZ Dauphin st
"AMS-Canvassed and uncanvasSed, sugar
il Il cured Hams, in store and for saie by
WRIGHT Il CUNNINGHAM,
ap23 Grocers, So Dauphin st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

Once OF Clerk of District Court Of the U. ..
fOrthe Southern District OfAlabanARs
+ na.lf ~ APRIL i2,h, i846.
nj Office ia hereby given to all persons WIN have
i \ been decreed Bankrupis by the Coart aforesaid.
bur who have not irceised final discharges. that
publication Of notice for final hearing will Be made,
less the coss which hive accrned in their cases
respectively shall have been paid within fifteen days
from this date. 80 .tL. .ft.f
apl2 JOHN Fits Clerk.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23
FIRE DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION. .

- . At meeting OF this As
- -.ooia.ion, held on Monday.
!. ~ the l4,h inst, the Nnow'"s
4 ~ dalara..s -svere appointed q
~ Relief Commii,ee for d:
WBas~D first quarter, ending The l4ih
r. A. PAnnell. Hook and Ladder Co No. l.
r. Tardy, Engine Company No. J.. ze...z F.
Charles White. Engine Company No. 2.
Samuel ". Todd, Engine COMPANY No. 8.
WIN. Dryden. Engine Company No. 4. :.
James r., lev. Engine Company No. 4.
WIN. j. Provost, Engine Company Ne. 3.
WIN. R Robertson. Engine Company No, 7. -f.. 1
John Hurtel, Engine Company No. 8. r7zsti +
ap19 1900 WIN. J FARES, Sect'ry F.. ID. A.
Kcmper white Sulphur Springs. :
ETSIIE PROPRIETOR "f this delightful watering
i place again ohers TO his friends and the public
genera lly the advantages Of this pleasant summer
re,rea,--season CONNIE c,ng on the first june.
CHARGES.
Board per month .szO Wv
do. do week =. ........,..
do. do day. ......,....... J e
Man and horse per day. ..... ~ d"
Horse per month. ......... 10 ~
Horee perday "
+ Chiidreh from ~ to 8 years old / price.
do. ). do g to 2 years old / price. :
do. :. do. q and under, no charge. ~
Servants halfprice. i1.H.E Z q lE II
apl4 us E. C. MOSBY, Proprietor.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

A RARE CHANCE-The subrcr ibess, owing 70
IA i'll heal th, offer their entire stock for sale
sist,ng Of an assortment ofthe most choice Vince,
markets, with care and judgments. Also, The FIX
lures, comprising every article necessary for the
continuance Of Wine, Liquor, and Ghocrf, bn,-
ness in an old established siand.-aii Of which viii
be sold very low, and possession given on before
The LIST Of May next. Terms reasonable. Apply on
the premises. A. & 9. WOLFF,
anII corner G. mmerce and St Michael sts.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

TUOUR-Choice ST Louis and Ohio brands. in
10 store and for sale by
WRIGHT & CUNNINHAM,
.,2s Grocers, 5S Dauphn ST
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

NJ OTICEl- The Trustees Of the Factars' Prose-
IN and Warehouse COMPANY offer .f6r rest for
one or more years. from the LIST November next, The
building known an the FACTORS PRESS. ,'' &
Applicants are requested 10 hand their rrepbssls.
naming their securities. TO the subscriber on or se-
fore the 21si instant. -
ap16C* 81. e-H.HH H. BARNEY Secretnry..
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with
~ drawn from The firm Of THos. p. MiLtER 4
Co. Thos. p. Miller ard. Orlando Furness, are
authorised to sign in behaifo Of The firm, colleciiag
and paying the debts due TO and from .aid firm. =
4@j JOHN 8. REMSFN.s
Mobile Apftl Is. l846. o--.t ..s..t.r 4zsfa = p
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. undersigned have
~ formed copartnership. for the purpose Of
1 uansacting a Commission basiuess, under the nsne
Of HARRISON & ROBINSON, from AVID iitefs'
the frs, day Of May next. E. HARRISON. ''tr
.sFftsl l. Of the firm Of Harrison. d Blairalz
,Is,.. :. ..-,- .,,.. q. C. ROBINSON,
.s,a. Of the firm Of Hoyt. Ford = Roh,Assa.,
April I4,h. 1S45--1l6tiunel ~
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN,
- e. n The light draughi steamer LAI'LA
49, ROOKH, o. D.. Hooper master,
will eaye Ter the above and all. the Intermediate
landings, on THIS DAY, 28d inst. at o'clock PM
Far freieh, or passage APPLY ON board or To
.no9 CAMPBELL. OS EN- h co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

~ under the firm of HOYT, FORD b ROBIN
SON, will he dissolved by mutual conscn, on the lst
day Of May next. The unsettled business will he
closed by either Of The Undersigned who will use the
name Of the firm in Liquidation only. 4 .. 80.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23
FOR LIVERPOOL.

ITrELL'S LIVING AGE-Part llth is re-.
- ceived. Subscribers win please Call for them
at 2s Dauph'n street. t' ,isH,,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

A MEXICAN AGRlCULTURIST-Ba mum.
IA beers are This day received and subscribers can
now complete their volumes up 10 date.
apps .f- ~ .-. II. GATES,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

FOR COLUMBUS. -a1a
= Eo~ n The steamer MINERVA. Barton
Ss55ge7575 master, will leave fa, the above and
ell intermediate findings. on THIS DAY, 2Sd
inst. at 4 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
! np23 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-23

IN Subscribers ii lease n, cssp, the m for nsyment
before the first Of May, and those indebted to
US will please call and settle. n .i',a.s ~ 80
f,o y. ,,,f.. A. & s. WOLFF. -
apil corner Commerce and ST Michael.sts
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Medical Card.
DOCTOR NORRIS

u 70 Q I o II M o X X l 8 o N,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 7Clk Fulton street.
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consulted conE&entaIly,
all private diseases which he without mercury
strant In diet pursuit Recent particularly 0no
rhe, he in to days
5TRICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by DR.
~ mproy ed principles without pain ncouvenience
the patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections Of the Urinary apparatus but
peeneed Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
Nervou, and Const,tionG DebiityThis afsction, and
youth inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate inpqeney.
are radically cured by Dr. Nh on pstolos!c. I.sc;Sss y
aal vigOr; A perfect cure guaranteed, cha5as,
NBDr Nj holds communion with h,sliea peoeenders,
who claim be surgeons a. he perhap. the only esaed
sdye.ng surgeon the city se his diploma !. n; orse
insure medicine and advice any part Of the UnicA
Office 204L Fulton, Greenwich, New York Open from
A. M 70 10 z. M, daily. "a lmsc
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
ichNnOnd.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
RIcunrnNn Va Moroh 10

Correspondence OF the Herald
RICHMOND, Va March 13, 1915.
M. Calhoun m Riehmond-Botts for Congress
A Nep York Orator in the FieLd-Danipst.r, &c.
DEAR BENNETT
What can ! communicate, that can possibly in
terest the readers OF the Herald, from this dull
quarter Of the globe, except mere matter of fact?
| will attempt 10 give you few items, by way Of
killing an hour
First. Mr. Calhoun created little stir among
his friends here, by staying over one day on his
way South, which was taken advantage Of by Civ.
ing him private and recherche dinner, at the Elk,
change, by about twenty of his most ardent friends,
the Napoleon OF the press In these "dlgglns'' being
invited To preside, with Mr. Calhoun on his right,
and General Lamar Got Texas) on his left. Some
excellent toasts and sentiments were given, and
The party separated at early hour, to attend
select party at r. G.. SCOTS, where the eve-
ming was spent IN the most convlvlal manner by
set OF rs choice spirits as can well be egaed
together IN this region
Second. James A. Sedden, Esq was yesterday
nominated by the democrats Of this congressional
district, in opposition to the immortal John Minor
Bo,ts-who, 1t may be recoected, one night SLEPT
with John Tyei-Mr Jones having declined,
some time since, tor payate reasons, from again
entering The canvass. OF MIR Bolts, it is unneces
sary for me to speak, as he Is so well known by
Yourself and readers, having played SO distinguish
ed part in heading Captain Tyler, and advising
which was the most eff-ctua means he could have
used TO head the "Mlll Boy of the Sashes'' HIS
opponent, Mr.. Sedden, is lawyer of extensive
practice in this city and vicinity, and of the most
unblemished character and reputation; scandal
cannot point her finger TO dark spot his re-
puation professional man, otherwise. The
contest will be warmly contested but the result is
not at all doubtful-Mr. Bolts cannot carry so
heavy dead weight as Texas (allhough a pretty
good racer) on his back.
Third. Mr.. Melville, the tall democratic spouter,
par ercence, from your city, Is also here, probably
looking up political influence for some valuable
appointment for services rendered. Should he be
disappointed, 1t would be pity, as he is pretty
much of the opinion, understand, that Mr.. Polk
could not have been elected had it not been for
his dlsnterested exertlons during the canvass
Nous rerr0ns.
Fourth The Postmaster here, General Payton,
Is shaking in his shoes, and probably will not be
re-appolnted, although powerful democratic in
Huen has been brought to bear TO retain him.
Fifth. DempsteT Is giving a series of his popular
entertainments here, but with not good success
as he deserves.
Sixth, and last The trees have been n blossom
here some days, and the thermometer has been as
high II in the shade last week and several days
IN February 1t was high As "a, which has brought
forward vegetation OF everv kind, fear prema-
turey. Yours, truly,
JoUN ToNps
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
THERE Is HOPE
. ~

THERE Is HOPE
for the Consumptive. for those
who afflicted with Asthma,
however much and long they may have
long continued and tedious Coughs Shortness
or Difficulty of Breathing Pain in the Breast or
Sde Bleeding Of the Lungs and other of Fatal
Pulmonary Diseases.-Dr Folgers
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALLH EALING BALsAM,
been tested in hundreds Of and by twenty
been used and approved by hem-and it is offered with the
greatest confidence to all who be afflicted and who need
it, healing Properes
by tedou. Cough and of Blood He had various
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
bottle Of this Great Remedy him
to health.
woRGE W. HAYS relieved by bottles Of the Olosa.
oman although weak the time he
he ild scarcely walk He coughed ncesany His diff
Guilty Of such that he could walk only few
from the OF his the medicine he walked
with down the Office and six weeks he
stored at to be able tn attend to his busisess again.
LABAN ESQ., SO Pike cured OF Asthma by half
bottle. He had not laid down in bed for than ten
months He has never had recurrence of the dseasnow
Mrs ARCHIBALD IS West street, cured Of Asthma of
four years standing By half bottle declares il to be the
best medicine the world She had used other remc
dies without the least benefit.
Hundreds Of might be given prove its efficacy
Try # you sfised and yoa will be satisfied that is,
regret having used and it entirely pat flight the dis.
ease which - at present threatening your life
For sale at the Principal Office, l06 Nassau street, door
above Ann jail re
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, March ID, Is46.
We have been drenched with cold northeast rain
which has continued without intermisson from ii o'elk
last night and it has settled down to an obstinate
dsizzle.
We have been in doubt and uncertainty all day who
will be our Senator to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the transfer Of Buchanan Woodward the no.
minee failed to be elected yesterday and The reports TO-
day that Simon Cameron had been elected by the
wings and eleven democrats Rumor has also elected
vd Porter The Harrisburg mail will settle all these
doubts Judge woodward is an able man, but the objec
on to him that he 10 strongly tnctured with the
uines OF nsvism. When member OF the Convention
revise the Consultation OF the State is said he propo
sed TO introduce provision excluding foreigners
IRON the right Of suffrage unIl they should have re
sided country one years and
has openly expressed the sentiment that they be
excluded aogtther but that the a years provision
offered as compromise This is the why nearly
10 democrats refused to into this be true
you will perceive that no true democrat no who re-
pudises those old feuds doctrines which the liberal men
Of both continents have been waring against for centu
General Welch is doing smashing business. His cir.
and the new spectacle o" Antony Wayne in particular
nightly draws crowded houses. The Revolt of the
Harem" is the attraction at the Walnut The Chestnut
aud Arch street houses closed yet and have not
heard when there will be prospect OF their opening
The following are the quotations at the stock Boards
today -
go 0l 800 schuy kill Navigation 6s 55 663 shares
Kensngton Bank, 54i $50 Wilmington RR, all; Penn
syiVsnia bahk, losti s31 baDk Oh
SECOND BOARD Si7 900 State SIS, b6. rs; 5000 do rw
rs; 300 City 5s 10 o4, a5o Lehgh 6s 'a5 cash. 4a3;
shares schnylk Navigation, 49, do sod a9; as Will
nngton RR cash 2It i5o do rw, 2ls SO do, b6 2a 40
New Orleans Gas 3a 60 do, sd 81 100 Reading RR bds
25}; 80 Commercial Bank 5lt 25 Mechanics Bank, as
There some sales between and after Boards State
SIS closing heavy u.s. and Reading Raroad at 2s3-an
aJvance on the latter OF I on previous days sales.
81 hasten to inform you that have heard from the
hest source that Simon Cameron Ia Senator IL 10
whig triumph in democratic Legislature SO much for
msddling with any thing in the least tainted with pativ
lam n Ia path IN any mart wh hich tr;as
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

[From the Albany Daily Kncksrbockerl
VEST TkOY June 3, 1874.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that Willard Jrnks Proprietor of
West Troy Exchange Hotel having been aii icted with
deafness for the last twenty year, and the other
the last that impossible for to hear the
loudes voice and after trying various remedies without mro
wing my hearing the least induced try Scapa's Com
great satisfaction enabled has perfectly
stored hearing and will be happy auy person who
West Troy. WILLARD JENKS
The following certificate addressed Messrs. A. D.
Sands, to whom the parties are known -
New YORK, Oct 10, 1914.
MEs:Rs following stasement Of hs
my daughter send Of justice that Others
cy She nearly a for years and could only be made
hear by speaking ioud pTchased bottle, which
used according the printed srections and before
Of the bottle applied substance dschar
ged from the and after the hearing in beth
completely restored IL almost since the
effected aud proved to be perfect Fur.e
ticular be obtained by those interested by calling
house, No. "a Essex street. b. Y WAkiNG.
Try CURED 1t is ithOut doubt OF the
Affections that bea ecome deaf his mis-
fortune has hung with do able weight the f
hcte the conviction that nothing could be hoped
from the hest phy However feel much graed that
able offer the public certain remedy for this mis-
fortune Scara Oil and at the time lay before them
positive evidence Of the virtue OF this medicine We make
the following short from letter this subject from
amedica gentleman Of the cites:" Yes sir,
eerttiny working wonders !"
Soldby A. d. ands Wholesale agents for the proprie-
No 70 Fulton street. Broadway and 273 Broad
way. ~ lm~ec