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XM7ITHOUT MERCURY OR COPAVIA.
wv NO CURE. NO PAY. Tle great remedy fol-

w NO CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy for
secret diseases of all kinds, and in every form and
stage is DR.. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY, composed entirely of American Roots
Travellers among the Indians " ell know that they
cure venereal diseases, without even the knowledge
ofMercury or Ralsam. The proprietors ofths medi-
cine obtain il at great cost directly from an Indian,
and now offer to the afflicted an opportunity OF being
cured, avoiding The danger ofMercury, and the nau-
seous taste of Balsam This nj dicine pleasant to
the taste and leaves no Odor upon the breath.
Prepared solely by ROwAsD & WALTON, and sold
wholesale and retail by Jos. 7. Rowand, 376 Marke I
street, Phiid Also, in Baltimore by NJ N. Robinson,
corner 0 Gay and Saratoga streets; kinsloe * oy,
2ss Marsh Market Space; James StanSbury, No. 237,
Broadway, Fe's Point; Gordon s Tueman, No l52
West Pratt street. se2-y
NDRINTING PAPER-l35O Reams Printing
4 PAPER CVanous sizrs and weight received and
for sale by TURNER NUDGE,
ol3 SGutl Charles street
GaDTEAR'S PATENT SUBSCRIBERS
IN on corsign rcut aui fer sale BY
FREbESiCG FICKE" g. SONS,
02S No. $50 Baltimore ST.
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lied to designate the place of rend zvous, and to re-
port the same to Gen. Taylor.
The troops are to serve during the war, and
are estimated to amount to from $500 to 1000
troops.
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The CALLS FOR TRoops. The following are
the places of rendezvous for the nine regiments
called for by the order of the Secretary of War:
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first resolutlon:-The Rev. Messrs. Collins,
Trapnall, Purviance, Hildt and Cross.
Several Of the gentlemen objected to their
appointment on said committee, considering
the object of the resolution could be more pro-
perIy and benefcially carried out by laymen.
That it would be called a preachers affair and
would not have the same weight
The Rev. MIR. Collins offered a resolution
to the effect that all ministers be excused from
serving on this committee.
The Rev. Mr.. Cross opposed the passage of
the resolution of Mr.. Collins, and contended
that it was the duty of the ministers of the
Gospel to be active and jealous workers in
the cause OF Temperance, and said that it was
owing to the influence OF the ministry, that
the recent important temperance movement
was carried in the State of New York. He
commended that it was not a political question,
but one entirely distinct from party, and that
it needed but united effort of the friends OF
Temperance to carry temperance law, des-
pite all opposition.
He was opposed to a chance being given, by
the passage of the resolution, for ministers to
creep out ofany duties which might be impos-
ed upon them by the convention.
The Rev. Mr. Collins denied any such in
tention.
DIR. Thomas L. Murphy, thought it was the
duty of ministers to aid IN the Temperance
cause, and to give by their conduct an example
to be followed His remarks were very pun
gent and caused much merriment, but were to
the purpose, and told with considerable effect,
judging from observation.
A number of gentlemen expressed their
views of the subject under discussion, when
the chair announced the following gentlemen on
the commtteo:-Rev Messrs. Cross and Pur-
Vance, DR.. Thomas L. Murphy, George X.
Quail and Abraham G. Cole, Esq's., but OBJ
lection being made to this committee also, the
chair deferred the appointment until to-day,
(Thursday)
The Rev. Mr.. Collins, Git being after five
O'clock moved that the convention adjourn
till O'Clock, which was carried.
The convention, after prayer by the Rev.
MIR. Collins, accordingly adjourned.
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The entries of American produce are greater
than was expected; in one day in London, 49,
600 bushels of wheat was entered, with Hour
and provisions propOrtiOnate.
Mexican stock has fallen rapidly, and IS
quoted as low as 81 l2.
An appeal has been made from the Irish
Relief Association TO the benevolent OF Eng
land, who seemed well disposed to act in con-
cert.
Mr.. Jay, the great dissenting preacher of
Bath, has married at the age of II, a lady with
$50, 900.
The British government are bringing all their
vast resources to the aid of the Irish poor; and
the drain on the English purse is seen in tight
money market and exports Of gold and silver to
America.
The Golden fund now amounts to 75,525L
SIS. I'D.
Great numbers of Dutch farmers and peas
ants are now emigraling to the U. States.
meeting of the Evangelical Alliance is to
be held at Manchester on the 4th November, to
form the British organization.
la France the wheat crop is in amount one
fifth to that of ordinary years; but the excel
lent quality of the grain reduced the deficit to
one-tenth. France consumes 100000 600 hec-
toltres of wheat annually; she conquently only
requires 100000 hectotres to supply the de-
ficlency, or months consumption.
PASSENGERS
From Liverpool for Boston in the Acadia-Mr
Rollins and lady, Mr. IrOnsde and lady, the Misses
Hodges, Mr.. Delano, lady, infant and Two servants,
Mr. Sisby, lady, child and servant, Mr. Monroe and
lady, Mr. Balersby and lady, Mr. Roberts and lady,
Mr. Burtel and lady, Mr. Atkinson and lady, Mr. Bar
ker and lady, Messrs GreeuvlIIe Jecrew, Carson,
Winslow, GreenOugh, Parker, Harrison, George,
Mcbride, w Moore, w Lloyd Garrison, Harvey
Smith, Peter Michael, c Schnntff, H Kegman,
BascOre, May, Lieutenant Hughes, GtIngs Petite,
Klegeri, q Strylas, Grahb james Hunter, Ia Lord,
Fernandez, IL Lucas, Alex Ault-55.
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Medical Aid.
nR. 0RE0ORY, No. ) Rooserelt stl

mr. GREGORY, No. Roosevelt street is committed In i
~ diseases Of private nature. Dr. G. s regular Physici1
and Surgeon and of than twenty years erperienc2
during which time he has made valuable aud porl
discoveries III curing speedily Terms for med
cine and advice s. and will be express any part
the country.
SrRIcruRE or THE URETHRA.-This most dreadful form
the disease yields the Of G. the most asto
ishug He 10 the inventor Of method BY which
will structure in many days It formed
painful the cure Is certain and whereas the old
be- ncpsaoe Of thirty years duration waa
toms Of structure little involuntary escape Of water ms
will be forwarded on application.
The Private TRExTIsr, called "The Rubcon. TN
little volume of which Pr the author and rublisheI
essentially important with those, who for good md
happen to need : silent and TRASHY friend. written i'll
themsevss treat, upon the dissase. and dsIsngepsn
thod Of small edition Of h. work has been prepar
part of the United states.
U At Dr. Gregory private Offices, No Roosevelt sired
door from Chatham st, be had his Cordial and Boo
and also advice all hours OF the day evening All cod
nunicatiOn. viii Be considered .tricy eon6deat The
lowing drug agencies for the sale of the book a
remedies NO. % William Maiden Lane; 20 Fult(
Bcwery corner WLr M is 81 Sosns. o. 1o.S 81
folk st.; East Broadway, corner Of Market st. and Dol
corners Of Broadway and Chambers st. ms Imsr
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Medical Aid.
DOC TOR GRE &C

ID o TOR u II T. g OR p.
NERVOUS Constitutional, a also SEXUAL Debility ID
sglting from certain Idiscrees secret practices Of 81
youthful and houghtess Nature il good
to forget her but will later call ths
2 an ACCOUNT f.arul Eee1nng sometime, b
mpotency nocturnal emissions consumption wasting
body, palptaon Of the heart, shaking Of III
hands sonu;iop Of the intellect wan. Of SasiDe'
yoracicus appetite Tor food; and sometimes total
loss Of some Of the faculties such a the sisht, heal
Certain orgsns such the stomach liver lungs and braid
For repairing and re invigo.sing the coa,titutoa a
would earnestly recommend his Invigoratng Toni
CodIa and generously nourshee the .ysten
and NOT followed by reaction the with other
needles good effects permanent and the cure Is iata1
Price - bottle Of half dozen for 3 be sed
BY any part Of the eount what
BY mail much will make three bottles with full dire
tous and advice icr = ana larger
door from Chatham, at Al hours All g
confidential, and by mail, must be post paid. Patients
waiting received in separate and Of
apd has been than twenty in the practice Of
private diseases in all their varieties. Terms reasonable
n23 lmrr
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

jan A hip ssims1 vsp b;n Or e.
G. from Tahiti da bound /. .s
vessel could ,aIs home a.I 9i! IL;
sss CO. s
e.. Bsan from S Imol
u Ss f @
s:ss do
ie R1s 'S
from Rio de Jan,ms 2oh sailed in with brig Ipdu.
ISL sh o
ri &
& s5 sIss Gsas S,ss
sn ss s y :. % 9s
s r. &a% ' s' J. i
,a s s s Ssis pssSa s% GRAVE.
PernamOsso; RoIr A9chnlo.. for Cost Of Africa rrsdy
% New f. F S' hs ss 81 ss
YD,H s o i b sf ~Ss 'q s. fsd
bark Iowa Thompson for Baltimore. 10Th. brig Napoleon,
s for C n as. for
C.nsd Shaem ,s Willy hSr
ss ~ 1iS %
jan s,h pissed an xnsrcsn bring Standing to the
"t =: L y"
Rio for New Orleans. The Argyle sailed the 18th
Dee il co With the bark = Iowa for Ne
sailed for Baltimore about the 9Th Of Dec The Argyle had
continual north eterly winds for the first 10 days out On
10th January the Argyle her foremost badly
which has Considerably her Bo.ton Eage
Savannah schrs Alexander from Georgia Chaest
Paragon FIN Newburyport via Norfolk steamer Herald from
Norfolk CID brig VIM Jones' for Kngston ia schr Flo.
renee. for West Indies.
DcARrowS, Jan 2j-In port-schs Intrepid, Stephens,
Nantucket for Arr soop LEADER RUSSELL Nsntuc
for NYork 2ssch Seaman ashore for weeks
Chapp quidc, got of without injury. 2th-sch Two
Brothers. Hatch n Nantucket for whaling ashore this
morning Cape Poge End leaking bachse is lite
o chance OF her getting Off
In.LAprLrHIA Jan 'l-Ar brig Benz franklin, Finn,
days from Boston; schr Banquet. Shu from New York.
with salt The City Ice Boat Cspt Bennett from New Cas-
tleo which place she ship St LOUIS gs Putnam and
Ws.teott Pay,er. and Amity Reports ,hs ice TO be
Monroe, w ats from New Orleans; Autarts Halleu, from
Boston; VIM Pitt Howes. do CID packet ship Wyoming.
Inew1 w Miercken, Liverpool.
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Below
One Ship, Bark, Brigs, unknown Wind frssf
Miscellaneous Record

Packet ships Orord Yetou Liverpool Mediator Pratt
for Loudon amp Louis Philippe, Cas- off, for Havre will sail
tomorrow tMonday) morning Letter bags the Exchange
News Room
Packet chip shsudan Comish for Liverpool unayodaby
detained until the morning ofthe Sd inst
Ship Adelaide, Adams, for Havana will leave tomorrow
also.
Ship Brooklyn Captain Richardson will sail on Tuesday for
San ffancsco md Sandwich Islands.
Feet ship CASTOR, Caulter Marsces will also sail on
Tuesday.
BRIe H LEE, Of Richmond Va from Savannah, ibefore
Boson has been GOT aud was at as inst where
she would be taken on the marine railway to have her Keel
Il. .;,v R S e. ss
cargo about one hall landed and about QUE
third Of the flax seed DANCED The cargo requires but
hold than between sef The leak sppsas 70 S.ye
who'll he 81 s Of ~vss
expected % be landed BY Tuesday The .hp would
haste.
ha, ssso held on the
distress, The wardens have recommended that she be dis
scmR ELIZA MrsrRoLrThe schr Eliza Meseroe. before
near Cape Henry has been put of without
srarox L,onrNSo-By the arrival Of the ship Frank
sa p.Ieas1s . o,hs Ssaas Lspoe c:.
c Ss w: eSp1d for the Rvsr
sr ,p &c Captain Lsca,, VINO. with hrs mat. and i've Of
Rs, t about %iaaish ns e;
rs By S Ss %r lin e, 81
electric ud he toon discovered the shipro be ON fire.
s1a he i've sd III crew
armed would induce them main longer
the ships all hands thereupon took the boats and lay by
ship completely FIRE and without being able
to procure Of bread drop water they
PEELED e ,Sa e hs sos s Leon being hs
that every should place which,
@ s 81 u
he succeeded IN gaining the above Is9sd gGI. =, -
The Court of Admiralty has dserssd salvage the case of
the ship Telumsh Of per Of sales
sSs dS s'f' ssns
65 which to be deducted Court &c
b. COTTON so
ofespenses averaging about 90 cents per H. The schooner
has been ashore on n. Fods ,s
and deck load and got OF without assistance
and M S, f h:5s Of the
Dor They have informed flashed the survey OF Tor
Brig w HUNTINGTON, Of and for New York 10 days from
Trinidad de Cuba on the evening OF the 3Oh of the High
sch Jaus Pnngle spoken of Barnega By the Pilot Jas
Avery the goth and coming contact with
Norfolk packet carrying away her bowsp cutwstsr and do
- Whalemsn.
Ar Pemsmbuco, Dec Hannibal, Canning, from Sag
Hsbo Oct 10, obtained supplies and sid day. OIL IL any
sailed from Oahu, Oct az, Falcon, Richmond NB, for
cruise and home oil not reported
Naval.
70 on the h Dec: fgste Raritan Capt Gregory, aud
Brs Bainbrdge, Com Pennington also Rio Dec
goth, last from Montevideo.
Foreign Ports
Ayr CErrs. Jan lin port bg Calcutta, whitmoss, from
B.Is.doss r: AT . load f., Eaops sehr Orleans ssss
10 bSso W. -. Nov p c.p Re.
CaWrtoos. Jan s-Sns Isnus Peters, Of Blushll, for
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TRICOBAPHE

NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being q
Liquid Dye which the color OF
HAIR or SKIN The great superiority Of Dye consists IN rs
easy mode OF application, and erct-e DINER
dyes requiring from ten to twelve hon produce any
single applics toa.
LItI.ct from the Philadelphia D.ily M
tonIshng II tried yesterday In our once and the change
Errac, from the Pni,sds phis y orumSeyeral Of
have recently applied q Their hair the valuable
Liquid Dye Alexander Tneobaphe-a lew and val
liable discovery case failed 10 produce the de-
sed effect Immediately AZ apply sppy, ~ y har or
For sale by Co drusg.ts ITO Broadway; Astor
House ana Is Broadway 18th street; Aspnw all @
William 81 Johnson Moore Taylor, Maiden lane w.
Wright Co aCedar street; and OF the principal druggists
~ Ia.r .Philadsphia
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NEW ESTABLISHNlENT
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
PERFUMERY FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
iiean ne much display Of choice Fsi
city No ss Broadway where he offers spssE
no :; tSs1ss
TsSorsoTy aaasr Ps1s Ct S Of which he
se e a Of skill
bas will III fp.
enabling his and and he
s s
which will posses: the virtue of creating
s,
s. nos that .nS I. s %
e. sS Z; o. eshs &:
os e. shA3Ne CREAM an
which, tried viii always be present IN every gentle
He Offers bis COSMETIC CREAM so invaluable an appli
cation delicate faces after shaving much more elegant
He oes ol the head os ESSENCES PoMATuMs
and Of vsSIs 80
der.a the scp Of soothing e%usnt pro
Ssrss; The I.bls head ,si@sisns
oh
IL
gan. the be confounded with the thou
III BGARs % pn
no &c na ~
virtue OF which differs from other sabsancs Of similar
sn e his goods he can refer Me.:, A.pn
s his % we
veaded article. Of his nsnufac,ure; , :. !,
dss. fun Tili not only vii
" coed when from the Of The articles there
ali - h;s emPay % maintain adherence truth and
good faith call most ri EESENE RUssEL
m :sS S.Iy ,sa
lm*rc Chestnut Philadelphia.
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Medical Advice.

DOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted az hid
~ old Office g Gold between Fulton and Beekman
AL diseases of delicate nature his being mild
and judcous, neither mercury DIET
hindance from business pursuits Recent cured
days
sing from frequent indulgence ofths passions
youth and thereby nightly emissens and
confirmed impotency engage the Drs sc,es attention.
object being restore thu and bodily thai
state Of yieor nature ORIGINALLY designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without thu
being the least caused by nal
of medical pretenders and by IND
neglect Of the parties themselves BY the Dr. eeeua
cured without pain inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Sur
geons IN the city perfect charge mads
Letters post paid enclosing fee immediately attended
states
Office 6 Gold street. Open from ga M. osPM.
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CorrEn.-we noticed sale of old at Is cents cash.
New sheathing is quite steady at ~ cents6 months
Htprs-There were sales of Laguna effected upon
terms not made public. Some 400 Metamorss at III,
cash. =
hors-We have only to note a sale in good Eastern
"nn western, Tor export, at 20 a 25 cents.
lhoS-i here were sales of Swede at SIS, from the
vessel and r = old sable at S97 So on time Scotch
rg steady at $50; English Bar s75 Refined ditto $50
,, 1--we have not much TO notice in this market
MISSOURI IS dull at 81 90 at which price a few sales
were maze. ssovo pigs, says the Gaisna qdreyfi,er
were shipped IRON that place during the last wear the
weight OF each pig averaging 20 pounds. '' -
RicE-Thc market since the arrival Of ,hs ....r.x
has been very dull with decline 10 prices. rood onsI
~ Is held at 81 49, at which price about loo $780,
changed hands. We notice sale of prime nj a. All
ToBAccoConnecticut seed leaf IL selling AT a..
cash; Florida segar leaf, i2t az In kentucky. a.
Domingo and Cuba, the market Is very dull with plenty
on hand. rA"
wnALEsosE-Ths marketi is quite 6rm, with bu. lit, :
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American Proyisious.


The market generally for pork is quite nanmate
old prime is selling at $40; $i2 IS; butter quote
since last, for prime l7al9 cents; medium lial5 cts
common llal23 cents The prospect Of money being
plenty has induced holders to fall back upon the
old drices and have doubt but the article i'll
peIence further advance before the butter comes
in. Cheese are held higher than when last quoted
western ranges at a9 cents eastern Gall cents and
Lard in bbls SASS in kegs 81; old in kegs,
cents. Beef firm at SIS SO or prime, and SO 30 for
mess; prime mess Sla
There very little doing in provisions in Baltimore
the 2sh inst There sales of note in either
beef pork the demand being almost exclusively for
the supply OF ships stores. We quote at Sl4as for
mess pork and Sl2al2 90 for prime mess beef was
held at $40 So No So S0as IS and prime So 25a6 so.
In bacon there was not much doing but there Q
slightly improved inquiry Rates were nearly nominal
at cents Tor old western shoulders cents for sides,
and 7a7i cents for hams. New Baltimore cured were
held at 6la63 cents for shoulders cents for Sides
and Stag cents for hams We note sale of 10000 lbs
Western sides, city smoked terms not spred.-
Lard dull and prices had declined. sale Of $50
barrels
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE II TREATISE.
BY DR. RAIpH

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the kess and md
eonveusu mean. Of curs are stated the plainss pod
eeing given without reservel giving also clear and ith
description Of several disorders mista
receptions 4 well known Boosting class Of people
Few the and varied sources OF decd
Greenwieb street Price 81. lse,t by post nuboundJ
Several prefsnders hare nearly initiated the title IN
book and ddrements hev could DO; those ,cho shou|
DC missd wiH, however, soon detect the imposifisn
r. y Aware oil the of tho
who obrude their skill upon the public tmuudss Of whc
are In almost paper) it's considered duty
the following the ground ON which this M
book claims especial confidence
Beside. me authors rank Graduate q Edinburgh Ae
which has passed through several editions, Ti}
monal letters from the eminent physicians o Europe
The most eminent Americas Sir Ashley Cooper Dr. M
Of this city, Dr. hysck Of Phadelphia and others,
which most gratifying, has permission to refer alm
every phYslclm ofeminenee in the city. ja23 imos}
" ANGUS sizes and coon con.sanly on hand sadfor g
v oy HOOSE L VICTOR.
~ lmsms e Peeyl .r.se m ss.r.
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THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
CONSERVATIVES.

nR those whose Lungs affected slightly, should take
this Syrup without delay by which they may prevent the
then, avoid it. Never live day with cough when III
Syrup Be had aud n-ay certain with proper
DR. sWXYNE's' COMFOGND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
Ii compound Of Vegetable Remedies Il is called Wild
Cherry because thst article is the basis Of the preparation
combined with other dients that the eff
cheney given TO its good quaes supporter and
yer Of the powers and functions q ,e has no equal
swaype fictitious and counterfeit and up
chamber therefore, be deceived by the many Balsams
and Spurious Mturss bat Try the genuine and be cured
Prepared only BY DR SwAySE, NJ w. OF Eighth and
Race streets, Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale retail Charles H. Rings ate Dr. Mil
nors) l9a Broad way Of John al ID ug stores
los Bowery I'll Broadway 2oo Blocker Hudson street.
and rs Grand street. jl2 lm.m
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Medical Card.

DO Q q K M o Il ON,
NORTH RIVER DiSPENsARY solK Fulton street.
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted eon6denta
all privats diseases which he without mercury or
ssraint Il diet or pursuit Recent particularly 0oao
STkiCTURES or THE URETHRA are cured BY D,
on improved principles. without pain inconveniee
the patient A the symptoms of Structure analogous wit
those Of other affections q urinary apparatus. but
peenced Surgeons should Be allowed make the
animation those Affected with enlarged prostate glands
suffer inch injury from sykE.5d RysstsSnszs
This Affection and the tram Of evils resulting from secret d
structve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal and u
prncpss by restoring the system healthy and
stating its original vgor perfect cure guaranteed,
charge.
NB.-Dr M. holds no communion with medical psetendsu
advertising surgeon the city Bee his diplomas in his oc
insure medicine and advice 70 any part OF the Union
Office 204N Fulton street, Greenwich New York Ops
from A. M, 10 p NJ, daily. MI lmsfc
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION

THIS certify, that have been afflicted with cough and
shonness Of breath from infancy took aheavy which
settled upon my lungs and which my physician after using
chest and left AIDE bad cough, fever night sweats
deranRem of stomach and bowels, weakness and
osrength Having heard othe many effected
by Schencks Puimonic Syrup, determined il fair
trial. Il ooened my cough and relieved my breathing and
alter using some time began to this time
pelfsctly wei. and hearty and attribute solely
the Pulmonc Syrup the by which restored
health IL excellent medicine, and would recommend
all IT, believing that il the directions followed they
will be cured a. 1 have been.
ENOCH SWALLOW,
Hunsrdon County, New jersey.
The Pumoric Syrup prepared exclusively the
proprietor and for sale at his principal Office, No Court
land where receive advice lungs
examined and obtain pamphlets describing consumption dys
pepsa, and liver complaint, free OF charge.
For sale at Dr. Carroll Co s. Murray streets A. B. Sands
Co., 23 BIoadway Hutchlngs ci3 Blocker and
e. Ford ga Fourth Wooster Washington Square,
aid H. Everett, e6 Hudson street.
Please bear MUD that g. Beekman does sell my orr
gna Genuine Pulmonc Syrup and avoid deception apply
for the Old established medicine, At No. Courland street
il m.m J. II. StHENCK.