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VIZ AsHINGTON CITY DYING ESTAB-
wv LISHMENT.--F WHEArLEy. of George

u
w LISHMENT.--F. WHEArLKs, of George
town, would most respectfully inform the citizens
of Washington and vicinity that he has taken tne
stand the corner Of llth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, south side, formerly occupied by j. berK-
ley, where he invites his old customers, and as
many new ones may be pleased to try hrs Skin ~
the art of dying silk, wooen, and cotton goods ana
cloth dressing. The preference which mas pee ~
given him by large portion OF the ciuzens "
Washington, in carrying their work to GeorgetoWh,
has induced him. for the convenience othe puolic anu
with view to enlarge his business, and by an exni
bihon Of superior work to extend hrs reputation,
take stand in the metropolis, where he is prepared
to receive and execute all manner of ladies' ana gen.
tlemen's apparel in superior suie. Shawls :,
every material and texture ceansed, bleached, OF
dyed, and the border preserved.
He conceves IL unnecessary further 70 commenu
himself to the public, as he has long been known W.
and extensively patronized from every part OF inc
country. He has lately built and fitted up an extern
sive and complete dye-house, and is prepared 70 10
all kinds of work with despatch, and in style no'
to be surpassed in this country He especially cans
the attention of gentlemen to the superior manner ~
which coats and pants, and gentlemens apPsie.
generally, DONE The shape and set OF .ne
are not in the slightest degree nured and the col1i
Is warranted TO stand, and not in the least 70 ruo
All kinds of work will be thankfully received, anu
done on moderate terms.
~ B.--The present is the best season for cleans
ing and dying curtains; and he would call ine 49,
ton Of clearinghouse keepers, tavern-keepers anu
others having curtains to cleanse or color, 10 .ne
present, as a more propitious time than the Iall,
The work can be done better IN GOOD wea'ne,i s"u
there is less hurry in summer May o-dlm
PLEASANT SUMNER BOARDING
r. HOIJSE.-Those new houses on 18th street,
n,~,h - s,rss, having been fitted up by Mrs. Tur-
ner Ca he accommodation of boarders: Gentlemen
desiring a pleasant residence within the immediate
.;o;,;,y NJ The executive departments would hnd
his location one Of the most desirable in the city,
either for themselves or families.
The situation is high, pleasant, and healthy, free
from dust and noise.
May 6--eod6s
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military or other purposes, win be excluded from

military or other purposes, viii be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
lunless the lands sooner disposed off, and no
longer and private entries of lands in the town.
ships SO offered will be admitted until after the ex-
piration of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
'nis ninth day OF May, ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and fory-fvc.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Nofsce to prescription claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emp,ion
TO any lands within the limits Of the townships above
enumerated, is required to establish the same TO The
satisfaction ofthe register and receiver of the proper
land Office, and make payment therefor, as soon as
practicable ier seeing this notice. and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
Of the township above designated, (embracing the
tract claimed) otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
May 10--lawif
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Notice to pre-emDfion claimants.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emption
TO any lands within the limits Of the townships
above enumerated, is required to establish the same
to the satisfaction Of the register and receiver OF
the proper land Office, and make payment therefor,
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement of the
public sale OF the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designatedD otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
May l0--lawtf
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The president stated the subjects to be considered
during the afternoon.
Professor JOHNSON offered the following resolu.
ton:
Resolced, That committees be appointed fora year,
in the vicinity of all the principal northern rivers
emptyIng INTO the Atlantic from the territory
OF the United States, to make the necessary meas
urements and experiments, and to ascertain ac-
curately as may be the amount of sedmentary mat
ter annually carried by them into the ocean.
Professor DEWEY thought il best 10 defer the
nomination Of the committee ill the next day.
Professor LOOMS conceived it proper to appoint
the committee now.
Professor OLMsrEAp said the number of the COM
mittee should be limited but have power to add 10
their number.
The CHAIR requested Professor johnson to with
draw the motion for the present; and he did so.
Professor DEWEY next read paper ''on the gyp-
sum Of the State Of New York" These rocks oc-
cupied great extent among the upper transition
rocks, and in masses Of different sizes, embedded
in the rocks, sometimes partially chrystaIlized at
others so well as TO be beautifully silenite. His
main object was to dwell upon the rocks with which
it was associated. II was generally thought to oc-
cupy line by ITSELF but the fact was that it was
found in isolated Of other sorts Of rock; so
he spoke Of gypsum, not stratum, though he
might do so Of the gypsiferous earth. Men ord-
narily name objects unknown to them in accordance
with some obvious quality, appearance, associa-
ton: thus gypsum was called ashes. One pecu-
larty Of il is that wherever found the rock il
was curved when il contact with limestone, the lat
was cracked in small pieces, giving color TO the
worlds notion that il was still up-heaving. After
stating many facts TO prove that gypsum was not Of
q continuous formation, or connected stratum, ne
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Notice to pre-emption claimants

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships
above enumerated is required to establish the same
to the satisfaction Of the register and receiver of the
proper land office, and make payment therefor, as
soon as practicable ler seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement of the pub
lie sale Of the township embracing the tract claimed
labove desgnated;) otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
May 10--lawtf
The New York herald., 1845-02-11
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL FANCY AkTl
Giles FOR PRESENTS.
A. b. SANDS CO.
Ii rnx GRANITE ByIlslSs. as BsoADwAr. Cs.rEa os

CnAHSsss SrsEsT,
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E. e; sS
ps
pss,. sS 5 S' S 81: hs
BUY BUY s' Sand. CO. pr1as
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@ sa Dc % S SsT &c ssf % M
Cd 9spsy % ss
Of articles hey hey hay: for s.: i. s,,o
For JTs ToiSET0suuine Almond Soap; v:y has old
iSess s:sb. se.s bs: Ess.S Tos.
S::$
c5s.m genuine oid S:p!.: Soap; Ssysl and S..y
M s s sSSis. esnis ad s. sai
sffsS IL MrisT M Far.HsEs. AND BLOOM TO THE
WsS sS aeSs1a lKadS
Ssy e. d
@ :raSaa 5 % H a:up e s
lind Eau Tos;ss i
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sas 81 Aa::' e
:sf. II ss ' ss'1
n.s4 az,
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W' Of w
Amss. Lavender; superior Orange Flower Waters Rose Wa
DENryRIcEs xc., FOR TEErH.-pelletiers Odontine
and liz L very % ,1e World O
Paste; Rose Paste Chlorine Dentifrice Oni. Tooth Wah
eeebtd Glove Anodyns asas positive and lasting cure
as,,s
A%sa'5isi s:'ss
e!;e5 ss
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Has sssasfi v5ssss 5oss fSGi
s s%sss v.ss; SoaaS. DO 4.
!: Soa!seSlssa Font fssehoay Eide: Es Sweat
Ro..s Ssf xsa
% sRssa sa Velvet B. h s1s o. sn s1shs, sy he %
sss s%a 'is1s s viii
found verv complete in every variety. e.,
ssf.
Combs and Mos combued Ivory and Tortoise Shell Fine
combs, Whsker Combs, &c. &c. j.
suNDRY ARTICLE. ron Lip s,lye tCold
Rouge Preston Salts splendid glass Cologne Bottles Spr
Of Vnegar; ATonasc ynsgar Quo Of Roses Psriumsd
sealing Wax and Wafen Letter and Note Pager sa o
Powder Plate Powder Travelling Toilet Mirrors Mouth Mir
a cs ssfs:
Toilet or personal comfort at home or travelling
enumerang portion Of the toilet articles they have fo
SALE Messrs A. B. SANDS Co. would also call attention
they supply the prescriptions city physicians with
and despatch They intend be first the frs
their business and respectfully socty the Of te
friends and the public.
SoDA WATER-With the following Syrups vx:-sasaparl
Ia; Lemon; Ginger; Pine Apples Vanilla; Raspberry; Straw
berry Orgeat, &c, Of superior quality.
MEDICINAL WAIERs-From all the celebrated Sprrgs
From ssratog.he Congrs Union Isdine and PayiliSn
Spring Water White Snphur Avon and Blueck Water
Sedlitz IN
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICEi.

DOCTOR JOHNSON, IL Duane street. 20 well Known to
1Isettoner !ha. New York osn boast 9 in p.
found bis old Office Dr. johnson aan satisfy one thst
he legally qualified TO- practise Physe and ugsryhst hc
hnovsdge Of disease superior
Of your general Physicanscnd that his sk in the treat
Mt and proper Of variety Of Vepereal Dis
sase and Snctge of the Urchra precmnent MY patients
s not only from every pas of the Unipsd States hsy
500 patients year discounruancs quacksry Ia any form
md heIcfoe ke this method Of informing srsngsr Per
ne ,sstsni Of heiS disease Every undertake.
ctqrs uloc tc body tbe throat or noss psias
N ne h-ad and bor.s Of the legs, will and you
70 r casa enable Constitutional Weakness sometmSs
sssd Seminal Weskness brcuaht BY secret habit ndasec
ofihs malady Many In unfortunate victim Of unnatural
nee hs, s1psTsneed my ,su!ar Iestent y:ss
oTetluness pelptaon Of this heart aversion 70 socist are
o'y symptoms OF this complaint my decncns az follow
containing 81 TOR sdvioe, s&tendsd TO- Observe Once
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H60O HEWARD.-CROSS SPECIFIC NuxTUKE-
For the cure Of 0onorrhoa, Gleeu Strcturs and
MALICIOUS complaints Of the organ Of generation.
of all remedies discovered for the above ssnpans
s the most certain.
make espeedy and cermaAeHt without the least
scton to Dict drink exposure change in application bu
siness
We give long quackish recommendations deceive
publc the medicine does not speak for sef shall
speak for Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single casof Gonoh0a to be
brought which the Mixture will not effect rapid under
a forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervadss all anks Of
cSetyhgh low, rich and matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by which they them
sslyes without the the shortest time possible
Further disease cannot n the Mir
is taken at night going bed when expossd
put up With fall directions accompanying
81 bots One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
many in days. l
For sale on VIM. II Minors lsa Broadway, Of
John oppos franklin House, New York. Mr. Banys
Of Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia and Nj
ss,t. ~ Washington Boston "a Canal street. New
Orleans and 95 Main street. Cincinnati. fes 'rn'ec
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE

DoyToR EVANS, No. u Peck slip, near Water street,
New York, has been than forty years the
cessu practice Of physic and surgery curing
(pescy those desperate Of every variety Of
disease, old obstinate nlce the throat
caused BY mai-psctce Il Of the creates. importance
Tor the unfortunate choose experienced physician Dr. T.
Is te Oldest and experienced this ciy his practice
his astonishing after have been expelled
for privacy Call at ~ Peck slip, and be convinced. His
tpukr
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- TO LEI-1hs Bukhead. o. vstrr FROST, from War
fs: Charnksrs srpt fest
pied as the Nsseess L.ndins s four ssoly sto,s No
ng and West streets Te the~ story Brick House
occupied By Coshnn. psa go isnth Avenue 22d
FOR sALE on Tp LET-Ihs Mansion and Farm at
House fy feet five and superior cellar roof
coprersd ssny doors plated furniture Ne The hall
stairs Italian marble The building the and
without equal situation the United States Il will
front ON the Bay sand feet aud front each side
OF THIRD Avenue, IL in the Eighth Ward Of the City of
bIdng Sites this property The land Is the best on
dosrs pe annum IL attended 70 by an gardener
ALSO, FOk sALE-The Bennett Farm, at Gowanns
about Lots fronting Third and Fourth Avenues and the
leading the Greenwood Cemstey The Los viii be
sold low prices and long credit and money loaned to those
'''' ''''' JOHN T. DELAPLAINE,
fin lmsrc No New street, New York.
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NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STIR EErs
THk Ngw York HEnALp.-A DAIRY papar issnrd every
mGItnnf o. hs Ws.s-pree TWO cESrs per copy Coantry
m I'm :nso az the ssme rate for specific PERIOD
- '~s0A -'~' A~io'' pa'" - NJ
Isx WEEKLY HzRALp--issued on Saturday nscyn,ns A
~ 0ciocE-prcr SIX A-p QtswrpE osrra bey =.
nsnsS Coasry snoscrbcs AZ fg psr sHsar ~ asvsrs ~
W ~ ns sams rats for spec1sA pssicd, =
ere rsswssssA 70 addssu tkssn sssss.
ssnls ax--~r BnETksrs rYerSw,s9s Htsscrv-spNres
fssffSFrptS@eN ~. ~ ssera rat-Nsn n'~"F
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Medical Aid.

TTNHOSE SEkkING MEDiCAL AID privately, will hnd
Dr. GREGORY home, all hours Of the day or evening.
His residence is s6 Gold street. the Beekman
Dr. g. has published treatise called the Rubcon
psyae sce nao debility mpo
and cures The price is although this IS the ourhed
No 86 William Maiden Lane; 80 Fulton street.
Of Water 70 Fulton Of Gold street,
Bowery of Walker street, 1888 Bowerv Spring
street; LAG Delaney street corner Of Suffolk ste II Eas!
Brosdway both Of Chambers and Broadway and
at the Lamp Store in the Sun Buildings. Fulton street, No
dis lm&ec
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DIR LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER
A CARu-The Puhic II informed. that Dr. LARDNER

DIG. LAKUNEH, OUNSULTING ENGINEEK
A CARD.-The Public 10 informed that DR.. LARDNER
"A coatnnss the practice Of business Censulting EnEi
in England and Inventors, paentees
msrchan and Others engaged in the and manufacus
principles q practical scencs Csr6catss and ouinon the
validity and usefulness Of inventions and the
ar keoru on disputed questions and doubtful points,
perlments with view the discovery
ing Of improved will be supplied undertaken
~iulrea g.. Once No a sprace street, New io,s
All Business Letters must be postpaid time
being lost by frivolous applications all applicants will be ex-
p-ced 10 pay retaining fee Of $40 before ton
n22 1mrc
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
- =, n nIT1yy A TnR

TN Al. thoss c.s.s where manly vgor 10 impaired where the
mental and physical are PrSstrsted by an unresae
indusenee Of the passions oy tEose solitary and
and dsb;l;tv he HyEean Renovsor will Be an nfabe
srsev restores the Of reproduction in both seIes 70
hesthy action. and removes impotsney by inusng
n'g the ~ n many instance The e'ct nstan
stsry by restoring healthy uerne action Refer
be given physicians who have prescribed t
with success in those affections also Dyspcp
cr.ms Sold onr al the mpo,pns Tssn. :ns sos sa
-trs New York Price - per bottle Of Is ouncss and for
warded to aI, parts OF the Union.
Nt--Copiouad directions accompany each bottle.
The New York herald., 1845-02-11
ROBERTSONS
PHGNIx HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
No. los FULTON sTREEr. n

EAST 81 DE OF BROADWA AT. -
aud saes maay branches OF business in th
eitv within lew aud the which this
AID has IN almost every instance received
bu'iaess In city whose ahab are widely uished
for nea,ness and and al the time for
heh enables the community o. grsifya udabs parta
FOR stness ily al expense, will viii
branch of business which and po ke o every
man Ia the community be conducted this pa
th nuacu,ng And ish departments also skill u and
Cap Makers Each denatment under the conaal
supe,von OF n tspsreneed fore%,n These nge@ents
facilities for purchasing the aavantsgelyw
fsee from the uinoa, Of BroadwayneI BILE ad
with all improvements and with the Fashions Of thu
day. enable him 20 with all confidence that he Offers
ciix-ns of New York. articles his fully equal in
syl and durability those sold 10 Broadway and unequad
in chespness and ECONOMY offered in this city
and their respective prices anneved -
II A L >.
First Quality Nutria Fur. :. .............S3 % 50
dencal with Hats heretofore sold al 81 50 and SIS co.
Aey animation wilt pronouncs thsm the same
aud VII tsl had hem TO do equally good service
This S ths sane arc. h.rcoioe sold AZ 81 50 and
81 90 External appearance and finish closely resembling
. ths above the principal diffe being the body
tsasly sold 50 and SIS sis-v@y neat in appear.
ancs, and vers servc-sble.
Msds Of superior French Cloth AZ trimmed in il very
sngeI,or manner, usually sold at - and 81 So
''.' Usn liz sold at 81 so and 81. -
Usually .old a, 81 IS and sl So
An examination will show tnat the style Of the above articles
where
~ BThe style If Trimmings adopted this establishment
injury fro asp ration or applied to the hair a. for lis
keatef E Sc ana COMO I to the w~arer Ia3l ,msec
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D szSzZzG': va
A Fulton street,


~~-,,,, lbETwEEs PrARL AND clIFF,) NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRl BEK keeps consanly hand large
ment Of American and imported w antsd Teols, suitable
Cheats. furnished eomree for mechanics families and boys
Mechanics aud Others wanting good and genuine articles
eeommsoded TO call the subscriber, he selling his
:.sl assortment Of Hardware Cuery, Cat Nails Hollow
Ware sho,es and sIndes, Japsnh War;, Sporting mpe-
s jas %.:e B.sw.s. In ,ri and tl New
- the morning that OF the Eye sqpnng Catsrsc Clo
Of the Tear Duets Dcformtes Of the Lids &c
ration for bqurtins s invariably successful Personal
ference s given 70 several hundred in this city. All
rsdueble Of rupture msnenty cured that the
truss may be dispensed with Mercsr street slI lmsrc
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN,
APROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL
THE greatest discovery in medical science that OF M
Dcsomeara, OF Paris He has entirely exploded the gene
ally received opinion Of the exstencs Of ncurable ser
extremely The invarsbis universal success Of al.
Ss o rssn % rns ii IN & E
he Of the Froesatv Elixir Cordial Il nisiisSs e z
cnnra wsaknss ucI abus debility incortnenee and the
pudepce I great and success Is s
pcn The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial Is we'll ests
sufficient evdenc. Of ts excellence and .be sU psna
@ ssy sassG sss : .s r. country
For the convenience Of those residing out Of ts city the In
caieus composing the sir Cordial ire put up In n ckasss
Ter ransmisson by mail with full direction for preparing
i,tncs ,.,i o. pacssge ~ making thrce bottlcs
Dry MELVEAU, boz " n York sity
EB.Lsdis. calling for the "Elirr viii ). waited
sa B'is': Fa5i ss g. & .s sosS S :: 70
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FOR THE PILES.

FOh FILLS.
Universal COMMENDATION-From every city,
p, sTn fse yiiEs where Dr. uphams XEGEiABd5E
is excellent ec Ssss Dy he
proprietor In hundreds Of instances has iumphed
which des med incurable
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island after using
boxes Of the Eectar gave me the
obtained the medicine suffering severely from attack
Of the Piles and for two months had been afflicted with severe
hsadache by the somsch
There about the head but the body legs and
always dry and husky The medicine removed the
Piles cured the headache and distress the stomach and
aed natural perspiral0n the whole body and am
in better health than have been for years.
gentleman who had long been subjected Piles suffering
intensely from their Continuance informed Mr. Hch 263
the Vge able EectuaIy This individual had tested all
the celebrated external applications each being attended with
but slight bner This Internal Remedy however speed
lily manifested happy adaptation for this complaint and most
satisfactorily convinced the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Eecuary has based solely the
and lasting benefits attendant upon itsuse.
This certies that used DR. Upham's Pile Eletuary nors
stl! il when occasion requires and prefer other
medicine obviae cosvenes morbid accumulstions
the stomach and bowels and uy the bloodand after
having used great variety Of believe h, 10 be
perior to all ethers. THOMAS WALL,
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
New York, March 10. 1874.
Sold ia this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
Chronic Diseases No. 1876 Bowery Medical advice rea
uon to the above any other complaints gratis.
Price Of the FL 'ctuary One Dollar Remember that the
Eectuary Internal Remedy and external applca
tion and sold 1876 Bowery four doors above Spring
1t. Of6ce houn from A. NJ TO p. M.
l0nAk
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science; Of all the many comPoaads put forth
for the cure Of diseases which afh,ct human
ture not one remedy can he named, which has in
short of time acquired such unbounded csnd
with the public and has performed such miraculous cares and
has mertsd and received much eulosiun from a
learn from Of that hays bea act
ed in Coughs ods Asthma lnaenza Bronchitis, Splitting
or Tickling the Throat Palptation Of the Heart,
Nervous Debility, Broken Constitution, from the abuse
Of cslome and other causes, and Con.umptou which
when invaids were given up a. hope'ess. BY hsv.
ing and in that powerful remedy haye
been radically cured There the hands Of the propre-
certificates Of which would astonsh credu-
ty se were they made known 70 the world To those who
afflicted With the above dseases give this medicine
compound but safe and powerful remedy, and thar its
tive powers stand alone and squaed by mono.
CAUTor-FIou the great popularity Of This medicine per-
sons have been induced to offer pnrious article with the
Of Wild Cherry attached Therefore be cautious t.
ask for the original and only genuine preparation from this au
Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Principal
Office Of 9Th Race Phi adelphia Agents
Ur w H. Mlnor, VI Broadway and John seet New
York; r. A. Sands. iss Bowery New York Il. Warner,
ac3 Bleeker street New York; Hsvand Keess Co. N York
AIw M;as.v oyss Co. Ny qItsn swan aud
s. Louis, Wm. Thorn, Pt,barg T. 3, Hi.msn Cacinnsti
J. H. Pierce stauw, Hail. Maiden Lane Albany, NJ York;
ss:., s.sna' Bull Toy n YSt sD;Sias Hss1instor WsE
ds. BasS. q sn% a. :hee skep: YORK; G
90 Woodnen, Xicksburg. Miss; H. J. ever sprins,
n.d, MASH Hal! Co., gsston, Mass \. g. Holden.
Cohen y Co. Charleston. Z. jas am srrc
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HAVE YOU A COUGH

ln oOnDiIT IiaJ DC consulted Oi
- dee 6 Duane .reel two doon from Chatham. Stranger
respectfully informed that Or Corbitl member
Unvey Of the Cy Of New York and that he hA. exclusive
" conhned his practice from oeing general the
CERTAIN classes Of now eleven the city
New YORK which enss his entire attention. The annals
medicine do record found
efsece The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against The
,f mercury has thousaads Of ,ictms Recent
in few days removed entirely from the sys-sm See tina
von are judiccry treated by legally qualified
ao by prstenders aud quacks several Of them
city, Persons afflicted with pIotacted and
reed dspsr of being health applying ID
b practice Of many has establshed the Docto
cpatat,on f sk aud respectaby. Suicures engage thu
Doctors profound aftsaton. medicine be had
c~rtaio issAsA n an q IA forms I'm or