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MEssRs EDIroRs A gentleman who was
reading the account received from the Rio
Grande, on Saturday evening, when he came
to that part where it stated that ''Gen. Taylor
ordered charge in the teeth Of the enemy's
destructive fire." and that the charge was
made and the battery carried-but it was not
stated by whom-the gentleman to whom re-
fer cried out "T'hat was May! He was there,
and he never would have allowed any body
else TO lead the charge!" The subsequent ac-
counts proved he was correct---it was May
who did it. OF course such an act-which
must have infused spirit Of daring into the
ranks which nothing could dispel--of course
such an act will not pass by without proper
Acknowledgements from the government. s.
Bali. Pat.
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NE WS TIE MS.
FROM THE SOUTH.
What is it but Map of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Cooper

Thelatest intelligence fromthe army informs
us that Gen. Taylor had arrived at his camp
without meeting an enemy between it and
Point Isabel. The Mexicans were gathering
in large numbers at Barita, town immediate
ly on the banks Of the Rio Grande. Gen. r.
intended 10 cross the river at or near his camp,
take possession Of Matamoras, and dislodge
the Mexicans from their position at Barita.
: The greatest enthusiasm prevailed in the
camp.
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A volunteer company in Charlestown, Vir-
ginia, have rendered their services to the Pre-
sident. .,-a sis
The Cambria, Capt. Judkins, arrived at Ha-
lifax on the 18th, p. m., in 43 hours from Bos-
ton
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Members of Congress from the North are
getting terribly afraid of the warm weather.
If, say they, the heat is so great now, wha,
will it be in Augusta For their information
and comfort we would observe that our hot
test weather is in May and June. If they can
stand that, they may snap their fingers at
August Besides, if many of them would
take no grog, they would feel much cooler.
Patience and cold water will work wonders.
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FAsHIoN-DREss.-T estimated annual
cost Of dress in the United States, consequent
upon the fluctuations Of fashion, is $500, ,OOO,-
600, or about $25 for every soul in the Union.
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KiDrAPfER ARREsrED.-Thomas Finnegan,
the notorious kidnapper, who during last Fall
sold whole family Of free negroes from Ad-
ans county, Pa, 10 gentleman in Virginia,
as slaves, was arrested a few days ago in Get
tisburg, and imprisoned for trial.
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II appears that Espy's Ventilator does no,
work well in the Senate, as senators complain
very much of the vitiated atmosphere. Per-
haps the patent bellows,by Tayman g. Brown
would answer the purpose better. 1t gives
contnualblast. Yesterday an order was given
for the employment Of more men to work
the venulator.
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Bible.

SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE. .
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The Union Bank Of Tennessee has Offered
loan Of 100000 to the Governor Of Ten
nessee, to equip the volunteers for the War.
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ExTRAs--A Coon BusINEss.--T The N. York
Sun has issued $4,000 extras each day during
the last week. This added to their regular is
sue made about 10000 papers from one Office
each day.
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The Tennessee papers announce the death
on the 10th ult., at Memphis, of E. J. Shields
formerly a member Of Congress.
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FRosT.-There was hard frost at Clev
land, Ohio, on the 18th inst. Fears are ente
tained for the fruit in that region.
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Third EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,
B r DIR. R1LPH.

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES. in which the best and most
~ convenient means of stated in the ptancst
BILE manner 1.-THE prescription. used in the authors peece
seng given without rescrvc gvina also clear and faithful
description Of several disorders frequently mistaken
for venerea which afford wide field for the extoons aud
aware ofthe and ysrisd Of dses
Greenwich street Price 81. tSent by post nubopndl
Several prefeders hare nearly initiated the title Of hs
book and they could do those ho should
Be msled ci, however. soon detect the impo sition
+. Aware Of the general entertained Of those
who obtude their skill upon the public (muudes Of whom
in almost every pap6y tits considered duty
the following statement the ground which this tls
book claims especial conGdcnce:-
Besides authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh chls
former works viz, The Domestic Guide Medicine"
which has passed through several editions, .. TIea
monia letters from the most eminent phycians Of EqSoG
Of this city Dr. Pysci Of PHILADELPHIA and Others and
which most gratifying has permission to refer almost
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vessel Of sbO,2 500 Lat IS NJ Ion u w, Nov lath
~ the Neiiance arrives At st John, NB.'
large ship. Lat al ". lon ~ W. November 2Tth by toe
CarnDe n. arveA in the Downs lsth Dec.
Tbs names Of some of tbs above vessel. stated The
pears TO core lpod with that Of the Blake of Liverpool
seen on the 2Ah and the unknown seen on the 10Th OF the
u Tie same puntsr ofthe Nautical Mssazns n,yga,on
caut oned e4at placing depenjslce upon the light Co
whchz attended that instead of being visible
ten eagnsA, is pardiy half that distance and frequently
appears xed iusesd of revolving which last y It's
charae<1. boston Journal ,- 5a +. .t'-6
Homo Ports
BoAros Feb. 2P.M.-Clesred, brig Attakspas. Sartee
HAvans bark Helen Maria Taylor Baltimore; bark Luconia
tnewl owes PHILADELPHIA brig Ann Caroline Abel hey
s;ssiday ship Losson trg, 81 Shines Bs.s and Sleeps
noon brigs Grampus aud Charles Themes. ~,
PRovipENcE. Feb rs Art Brig Wides - w alker' Edse
weather coast shifted and slposed sove ten or
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rwENTY-NIxTH CONGRESS.
House OF Representatives.

WAsHISoroS, Feb. Ia, ls4d
Tbs Is Valentines dsy, and OF course the members
that little W ork was done f1kl - EN -
To-day the weather has been chilly and this afternoon
we have rsgular snow storm 49, =
IN ,ne house to-day, MIR. Stephens, OF Georgia pre.
sesu .ns rssoutons OF the Legislature Of that State
.oe publication of the laws OF the Supreme
Iourt OF ne United states Referred 20 the Judc arv
Committee, and ordered printed - : - SS'~Ay
PAT owks OF indiana, presented the resoution of Mt
state Legislature in favor the whole of G,esn "a ~
on tho table. and ordered printed " o''son' Iaiu
Mr.. X. SuirH, Of Ill, presented In. nxo...,.-
large meeting held at the capital OF that state Is favor
% nsucng me rresioent TO negotiate with spain for
sDd not received. ~ al hsnos,
The House then won't into Com mittes OF thu xv.,,
on the private calendar Mr. DAVIS Of Ky in Tho chsi
lev private bills were acteI on, not worth the
on which they printed for the public The com M,
tee then rose and acted over sgsn upon these bis and
finally adjourned t. - TfT, - ' ""u
shall give you sketch oftbe great patent cas-. now
10 progress before the supreme Court relative 10 Wood
worlns pla1Dg machns. Daniel Webster speaks on
ms ease anfs expected TO make great effort II is
@ s' nportant case tried in this court for great
d oi years, and will be interesting to all your
'''''is' " VIII continue a week longer1 =
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Nautical Card.

nOCTOR FAWCE1T, consulting surgeou Of los Fulfou
- ssresi New fort anikor OF late publication, em-
ssd sssnl snasOInsslly phy:iooSssiiy sPt .sdis.y
modsrp trssent Syphilis, SECONDARY 5ynrtoms, Gono
h@a, Glset, 6rcruyss, Seminal Weakness Whites, Nee
pollution. The Doctor has devoted his attention fer hevt
teen this Of the above menoded
diseases; practice and long experience
in mvestgatn The pathology Of the various sueures Of
takes permanent and radical His diplomas from Lon
dom Ednburg and Phadephia Also honorary degree from
the State Of Louisiana suspended large frames his Of
Ace l96 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing 81 have copy ofhis
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
Incidental 10 females
All letters prepaid and addressed to Dr. H. Fsweeu l Fu
ton street. will receive due stteuton j3o 1msrc
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

I'm New ork brig Hslrspont Crosby HOr,sss: brig Mas.
shall Taylor Belfast Me; MARY Fsrow, Warren Wa
teIfod, Conn. Cid, bark Verona, Hnxe, Amst-rtan Sw
brig Gotha siedbsg Bremen brig Venus. scue, Boston
acETawv Feb il-Cid 9Th .chr Phn5e & Margaret.
Taylor, for New York. 9th ,shr Henry Chase Hsdasn, for
NIork; schr Wetport, Kent, do.
NEw oRLIAss Feb It'd, ship Lesrahagow (Br. } Per-
", St Johns ship June Hammond (br) ,iillIes
ship Caedonia Aassicott, Baltimore schr Lois ry.
Pen.seola sehr Merry George Watts, Rchmoud Arrived,
ID inst BIZ ship vetos snd Hsnreta Mary-broasht ship
parlsnd bark Geuses and brig street tow Phoenix,
I'm the down and LIST inst ships Victoria
and North Carolina and briss Consort and
bark sah Hands pr sh Psnd smi1h % d from Gree
enssse Minot IS DIS TN Nfork; brig Street. Kouchs ds
Havana sehr Star Wilson fm 81 Marks; schr Eurotus
Turner fm Havana. $3.50 sFls sff V04f
sAvAssAH, Feb iiCld Br ship Pamelia Atridse Liver
Mead Brown, New York bark Georgia, Collins, Boston
brig Savannah Hawley New York.
Spoken.
Bark ssn,heTsr Crosby FIN Boston, for Mobile Feb. 3d.
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.,

NH COOFER, Duane street, between Chatham and VIII
- liam streets has for the last confined his
tce TO the treatment mescura and other
ola delicate nature Dr. Cooper spent celebrated
Lock Hospital and has the enjoyed the
extensive practice private diseases Of medical
New York. He the most aggravated Of this
disease and mild removed in two to FIVE days The
regularly educated physician and surgeon suffers
his patients 70 leave until perfect cure is performed.
Stricture-Doctor Cooper has discovered method by
which he the form Of Structure in from
two weeks with scarcely any pam to the patient
Constitutional Debility brought habit indulg
ed by young mep-This when too freely induEed in be.
confusion ofntellect crgetane paptanon If the heart
and aversion society cure warranted every
charge. -fhell
and recoIeet the number H. with the the
door, there deceptive sign door with Dr. Cooper
private Office it, hs has been there for the pur-
pose Of deceivng my patons My private Office j. at H. and
not l6s s3g5stt rs lm*mc
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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES.
ss ssssssl sa 70;
;easy Or y ii: :sssass q street
81 M.
braces the whole Of those which any way relate the
III ssss
~ nal Ei;ses On
being very little unde,so9d although tie equen'
pains Is
that qneny not
the least of it, Those however Occupying too much
viii w Ia
Sssa ~ T.. e
nss.;S.;y hss ihs should
ses slss. or, =.
thing the attention TO the seat Of this Pam
When and viii .. ss
% " s1y II &: p
self There are however three circnmsance. which most %
$
Will si s TO %
ss ]; s. . .'. ..
sppss M so way i ws ,
nc a:s sss:s S I % .
SsssBs. s s4ss IA
y %ua G *. e 4, ..l G
remained that Is to Be- eonsided Ner S possible IN every
structure for person il naturally disposed 70 Sc
ture tan another IT. however should continued from
six to eight weeks this length Of time least would steushes
THE
MIND-Nothng 10 more certain than the erect Of sr1e
g I'd 70 e N
a. But commcu in one degree or ots ras
Of Structure which the patient does net observ
that he active capable Of business formerly Thu
also serious effect though little undetood. bat unques
Of mind SEXUAL organs viii easily imagine that sr
medium by which the mind powerfully acts these
gans through the medium the SEXUAL react
The m!na Ths h9wsv.r e better explained N The rvas
parts Of the world A. the Of Structure proceeds ac
vity Of mind invariably returns.
With respect 70 The cure e !, y .rsynIto
pain Nothing exceed the Improvement OF
late in the treatment Of this complaint Indeed in the
hands Of proper and experienced the curs Of Structure
months Many perssos consult tie writer who come on brs
though Ss nj q trouble and sns To- sss s IL
those who cannot leave their bones the furnish his own
which has interesting chapter giving thu
subject and written in the palpst and which, beins
enclosed in little mahogany chest can be safely
In conseq1eacs OF The number OF pstende and book,
quaekU which niea this city he deems proper 70 make
the following stafsmen satisfactory ground Of confidence
&c. he has Published three editions work expressy on thee
complaints Also he has letters from the eminent physi
cians in Europe 70 the Asflev
Ccope Of London, TO Dr. Mets, Of New York. Dr. Physc
syU Physieian Of enuenedn this city. Address d. Ralph
- Greenwich street. NJ Imsre
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isIedicRl Advice.

nOCTON LAMEKT still Confidently Consulted at hi
~ old Office 81 Gold between Fulton and Bee man.
al Of delicate his being mild
and ndcious neither mercury DIET
hndance business pursuits Recent cured in
4 days
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL ar
fhe passions cfindiscres
youth aud thereby ngty ensenss and eventually
confirmed he Dr s1ici est attention his
object being restore tn sstsm nsn Iy and bodily to that
Of yis0r originally designed.
sTR,CTuREs disease frequently east'ng without the
Of medical preses and etimes by the
neglect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eaectuay
cured, without pain inoouveuierce.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising sYf
In the city, perfect no charge made
Letters post paid. enclosing fee immediately attended TO-
aud medicine with advice sent TO any part Of tho United
States.
Once s. Gold street. Open from sA. NJ. tool M:
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BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, lsa6
Balimors-hs inreasins Prosperity City Of Menu.
ments-Gay ssason-hs -Balis-7Hea.
trieais 30
Our CITY, in point Of enterprise and Increasing pros.
psriy VIII coon compete with its sister cities at the
North The citizens Of Baltimore to have been
recently aroused from the lehargic mood into which for
years they have been uled by irresistible SPELL
and are now, with a commendable energy, engaged.
heart and hand in the effort render their city model
for the imitation of other cities It's seaport advantages
as well as lis facilities for Western and Southern trade
will render formidable for New York and
Philadelphia in the to fair quota of that
trade. Even now the hum of business is brisk and
ro through any OF business streets cannot fail 10
impress any one with idea Of the increase of spring
trade anticipated by that of prsyious
years. bumper for Baltimore look OUT Batimors
VIII shortly BE- emphatcaly "City of Monume pts y
nc committee appointed by citizens to procure sub
or the purpose of erecting monument 10 the
memory OF General Jackson havo been very sfu
The chairman Of the committee has Advertised for prop
sails for site and plan for the Of the proposed
Of another TO another Of our nst,ons nohs.
sons IN advance Of all sister ctes Baltimore can appre
e S wor.n ana ner ciulen. know well how 10 do
The gay season 10 now In full blast In our city All
he happy or unhappy consequences connected with lis
the participants OF its pleasures The many mode, n
which time killed, the OF every City know
spsng pOP1sJ q meeting
cnsrscter seems to be in meeting WHARF, to the sound q
..o;ohins and yoiuptuous music all may engage "in
aPpnE the light fantastic toen either in the iddy
&c. ~ 'c more relaxing cotilion fashionabe acop
=, Foreign courts Balls Of every shade from the
M Of the fashionasles do 10 the satherinws
wio,ar son, and daughters have been The rage this
bail. number OF military, CIVIL fancy and fremsns
osn, nave already como on and wo arc daily IN re-
ce,Pt OF new ones " on the CARPET - -a-''' ~ ~
Inc independent Blues BslI y givor . e., .~.n,,
snoe Washington Hail. was one OF he srs ~ ~.
deeorasS w,ss ,S saloon was elegantly and aseuy
and vito other Of several countries
Inea'Iicah seem on the decline but on. th..,~. q,
IA oPersuon aod we hesr very little OF s success W.
neso niu mat there was perfect failure tina s.corS
sssnng srd much disssiisiscuon exhihtsd bv ~ s
oienes revival oftbs drama 10 needed. who'll ss,r
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miscellaneous Record

Packet ships CAxBRipof, Barstow, for Liverpool and
DrcBEss n ORLEANS. Kchardon for Havre will sail this
morning, attweve cock-wesher permitting Letter bags
will close at haEpat eleven o'clock the Exchange News
Rooms
Ship AVALANCHE, Parsons, which arrived Friday from
Maanzas, dragged from her anchorage, in hs North River
dnng the gale Sunday morning. went ashore the
mud flat between Bellows and 0ibbet Islands. She will
have discharge Of her cargo before she be got or
schr voLASr tof New York Lyons for Virginia. while
lying at anchor Qaarantae driven sas
sale and bged AT sundown yesterday she high on the
beach
Bno srA FIowra.Ths cargo Of this vessel previously
reported ost At Bemuda fully insured the American
Office in Providence and the insured for $40 at
the Croton Mutu in this city.
A. 0lD vEssEL.-rne brs Cordela of Portland, is pro-
baby n eldest vessel emp Dyed the rgn trade belong
isaaldh ysnsraIy been employed the Cuba trade and
comm oded Tor many years by tbs same individual Captain
Hotice to Mariners.
WRECKS IN THE ATLAvrc.-The following list Of wrecks
that have fallen with 10 parts Of the Atssuc
oessa and their position. reported BY yar,ou.
boand 20 any port pa the other .ds Of !hs Alaute
esai coen sail,us has often
The pages The London s.aae. NJ.
s ( n e
g. he N &
HOPE, Of LondonLatl ~ Ion ny W. % gath July; lat 4,
~ Ion 20 w 9th Juiy LAT N Ion 10 w, l6tn Ucto.
ber by the Llewsyn lat az ~ ION soI W. 2h Octs.
Tnese show very clearly the drift OF -, of the
A,antie currents TO the scnih es.t :, :
decks blown up.
Gresg Of London-Lst ~ N. Ion s2iz w, On December
by the Gov Douglass, ~ Bristol from Quebec.
November BY the Shsrbrooke avea at Cork December ~
This seems likely TO be the bark Blake the
80 little. ''-s
UksownAbout 200 tons gilt figure head no spars or bull,
standing Lat 80 ~, Ion az W 18th OF
srrUcx BY the Bfutas h4yey, from Nassau arrived Il
Gravescnd. =
Unknown miles north cf Sicily or about lat so,< n
lon eo w by the Active from Belfast Dunkirk nut info
Milford November ~. = - -
unLoown,Larye vessel. 2se miles northwest Of scly
which may place her about lat 81 ", Ion W. In Deeer
ber the Lord sanisy, arrived Bristol from Bsiss
the 18th Dec. - -
large TIMBER ship with painted ports and no masts stand
ing about 30s tons. Seen I'D Noyem lat
and 3h Dec, on CoIunna. by the Mad i'd an aeen contract
NAL vessels -. III ~ g.
large bark sboutsoc Lat s, N lon 49,, Nv No
yembsr 18th, BY tbs Glsssow arrived At st John b. from
Liverpool. - F.
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Tbs Snov Storm Vseasin<s Doy-Oresom-
A vclent snow storm set in about o'clock yeste rdsy
afternoon and continued. without intermissien, until
noon to-day. Tho slsigh bells jingng through the
streets at tho present writing; but the thaw which
has commenced continues theirs will be very little Of
LEFT within the bounds of the city by tomorrow. In ad
dition to the snow the wind has been blowing hurri
cane and all the the city have been efsctusl
y banked up None Of the mails due this morning have
arrived the probability 10 thar unless the thaw Is
more rapid than think il can be- this letter viii reach
ed operations and the communication between this city
and New York appears for the present to be completely
cut OF. hear Of serious accidents from the ga1e,
trated. 1l
this year than knew to be before All the boxes
Of the despatch posts have been crowded. and the Post
kept the constant ell OF yesterday, yet not
third have yet been delivered. One carrier of
Post.ofce alone delivered 400 Vaenr before
O'Clock yesterday. and - he was not ner DONE II
the various modes Of conveyance throughout the city
The booksellers and Postmen have certainly reapsd
rich harvest A- a'
The Oregon question still occupies the minds of our
people and the Dissemination is expressed by all par
tlesto ubmis no boundary than the line of
degtees ~ minutes Oregon will BIO settled mp to its
EXTREMIST northern boundary by our people and their
descendants and the present generation will tole
rate the idea OF their postertty over to the
dominion Of any foreign monarchy whatever Nor will
they do anything which contemplated by possibility
than the extension laws the whole northern
continent will satisfy them. The addition Of this terri
tory in the form Of new states sprung from thsmssives
and the union Of the whole in great democratic repre-
at heart and NO to the American atatesman who
disappsints their expectstions Il att aea
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MORE CONFIRMATION - :
THAT I. CONSUMPTION ; \ ! ], Y T

THIS to certify that haye been afflicted with cough and
shorness of breath from infancy took aheavycod which
settled upon my lungs and which my physican after using
various rsmcdes pronounced incurabe HAD pam ID my
deransemeat Of stomach and bowels great weakness and
prosop ofstrengh Having heard ote effected
by Schencks Punouic Syrup determined 70 give fair
trial ooened my cough and relieved my breathing and
alter using tsomo time began AZ this time
psrscy well and hearty and attribute recovery solely
health excellent medicine, and would recommend
all try it. believing that if the directions followed they
will be cured as have been.
NJ a''H5fL ENOCH SWALLOW,
5f4a Hunterdon County New Jerscy.
The genuine Pumouic Syrup prepared exclusively by the
proprietor and for sale at his principal Office. No Court
land where receive advice
pepsa, and liver complaint free Of charge.
For sale at Dr. Carroll Co.'S Murray street; A. b. Sands
Co.. 3 Broadway Hutchings, As Bleecker street; and
c. Ford Fourth street, Wooster Washington Square,
AID H. Everett, 96 Hudson street.
Please in MUD that g. Beekman does sell my orr
gina Genuine Pnnone Syrup and avoid deception apply
Tor the old established medicine at No
aJu1<un j III X.
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Coal TaADE.-The quantity sent to market, says the
Pctse journal OF the l4th inst Is increasing weekly
and the demand for coal quite brisk both for
the line and for the CITY, and also for shipment
there having been no less than briggs and 20 scones
ports The shipments would be increaaed TO
20 900 tons per week. our operators could obtain the
necessary nu moer OF cars to send to markets but from
charged bya number Of our operators that there is
system OF favorism practised by the company with re-
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

JU JUDGE FOX YOURSELF.
III uNsTEsRiAN DYsPENsARY, No. Division sr.st,
nbished AID 1855, by the present for The
cessu treatment Of disease OF nature for the
sale Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine il
eSIs this aod dxsss without as.y % The sess
all else have failed comprehensive rsatss acSonrenses
each vial with full dectona) which wansnsed 70 enec
tay care IA all cases matter bow long or how
deeply seated in the system with less trouble 70 w patient
snd IN shorter of time than any other oicne IN the
world. pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial
a lmErc Y#E~5 Ss III
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DR.. SATMON'S REMEDY

panied with ndx appetite weadache. bilious
attacks giddne:s palPaon lsn9uoI low spirt: loss Of
habinal and other distressing symptoms
ordinary success private pactlce; priced highly By
all who have aksI that the Ia. been induced TO
from the above complaints that It H. profesSes TO BE-
the system health
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, NOR any
preparation of it. and does the closest attention
business Tae freouired
CHARLE3 H, RING, ls2 Broadway,
ja25lm*m Of John IT.. sole Agent for N. Y.