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THE FEW PHYSICIAN

NOTICE TO the SICK and Afflicted, az 3e sixh Avenue Z
IN DR. BALDWIN, Physirit n. Accouchtur, A-dse,ns
Having been twenty in the med cal profsso dos
which he his practicei excessively. AID with
ordinary various psr,s q the worit-trsln a
practical knewlsdg combinsd with his former yess q nea
countries gives nm knowledge of his pofession which bal
few of the Of pretsndsrs phsic
generally every dses deforHity ruItures &c Fe- Al
the above Office ST. ysn to patients S II BY letter, ros
frruptures Ia superior any hitherto invented
Also three of editi for diseases
csedngly prevalent aud often fatal in tbs country VIII ell
diseases have been by uneusaej petsndsrs physc
tomlealy; not knowing dncms communists choedo hrs o
the Us fsmois; and who questioned the medicinal
pees OF the trsh they give arsded operations npoj
the hunn structure could give single Cd
PLANTATION, which to DO required by the afflicted The MAD
o. ought resored TO- who - bss able 70 conn
pa with diseases the pr5
introduces his principle Of citing sth aud iang
which gives the patient scarcely any Fees
In tons my be known by application either By c
or othsrwls the office, Sixth Avenue lm~rc
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CONSTIPATION
(COSTlvENESS)
DESTROYED

WITHOUT MEDICINES, INFECTIONS or BATHS
w discovery recently wade +, ance by M Warton-
Price Thirty eensthr fh English edition rfssated fou
the 2sd FRENCH edition Of the exposition Of nsur simple
NOT only Of blt also of completely droyng OBJ
!her purgasves injections baths, followed By NUM-
Der OF authentic documents from e,incat PHI and oe
Of distinction, certifying the complete efficacy Of thu
mscn: Te sash document .uhoned the name and exact
The authors Of the certificates attest only this
raj destroys constipation aud that the ntes
nal canal to perform its evscuatinz facons s psrms
states but also that II by Painful
digestion, ldyspspsa) All, nearly all the diseases I'd
Iog. md lE .!sndg diseases for curing which
Sold at the National Depot of WARTON, OF Paris, H6
Maiden lane New York. and by all booksellers and medcn7
dealer in the United States ms ImSr
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There particular change to notice 10 the market
Many fine saddles Of mutton. that have huag to rpen
tae various stalls, have been missed; OF which,
doubt has been served up vsnison Veal 10 very
plenty, and Of good quality the farmers complain they
cannot ges sremuneIstng price for It. Good poultry 10
much wanted. Wild game SO SO, not plenty. Lots Of
for the season. continue plenty We noticed some hns
heads Of salad, raised by Gilbert Of Harsmus, ~ j..
who has 90 heads transplantsd Fish, with
shsd coming and caught daily plenty. By the BY,
curiosity, noticed ths country Market some bar
rels Of those Ano white Ash and sscoss put IN weak
pickle and sugar cured brought all the way from Lake
Ontario. Epicures and others should try them, they
cheaper than tho Dutch herring. and dsligntfa
relih.
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PORT OF SEW YORK. APRIL 4

Cleared.
ss:Ha New 9:s.' s.,'s ss. se;
s sEsss yfEs s';' fs. s''h
Bss h.% ia ss San aSs sS;.s. H.is Owen.
sg SsH s. Gs Wsa Scty
sehr Emene, Thorbun. s, Johns N \, Munros, Newman
schr Tapgier, Brooks. Jacksonville.
sSI ] fsi' ssy'B Ssi'ss Rssss:A
s sSs, New york A jass New Haven
srr4vsA.
ship pre. DE- Jnnye hswrsnce y day. from M.,ssIs.
lila. IA , Of r.s .% S west
u s1s aH ssa ps s' .sa ha s n
M lon spoke sE Ch. h; from Port
ss k. .s s ao %s. q s:y
ss..sd; Bsaid day. from RoeS:iis. with bran
s.:$ a. t.y; sT nsss :Sss. s se
90 ss9s' Pr with
Brig Emily FMnhsm, Mason, u days from Havana, with
WIG F..s Cobb. days from Portland, with .ol...s.
Round shosi painted green black stsakhsd deck
'se lie S.:sa y from A.v.
70 oG Gos;d Co. with
Gesasy i sf.;i 'a's' IRON 'a'a' WIN ''''0a %
Sch, An:sosd. T.liad days from Washington with
schr Aaaconda Fumaid, from Washington, NC with ma
val stores.
schr samuel Appleton, Ncherson, Boston, nde, to
Henck.
Scnr Gauges, Horn, Calais Lumber.
Schr CorJe.ii Hamilton, Csmden, lime.
Sehr Harvest. Teal. Marbl-hsAd, b ish.
Schr fmuus, howss, Pr wine -town, Fish.
schr Oroso, enow, Harwich, Fish.
Schr w y Germ, buc1spert, spara.
schr y = Powell, Marsh Wilmington, NC, cotton.
Schr Jew, Howes, Boston, fish.
Schr Mary Proctor. Dosne, Huwich, fish,
Soop Hercules, Rider Hsrwich, fish.
BY Magnetic Telegraph
schr Uranus, Spafhs, 1homaston, lime.
Schr waskjnko, Crowei,, Boston, mdse.
Sloop JaAe, SAITH, Middietown.
Sloop Cabot, Elliott Norwich.
Sloop Union, Gardner, Nantucket, oil.
Below.
lship; lbaIk-unknown.
SHY Indiana. for New Orleans anchor Qlsrsntne
the other outward boSnd vessels have anchored The lower
bay
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New York, Friday

New York, Friday, April 3.
AsHEs.-There q few sales to-day in Pots at S.
and in Pearls at 81 3i}
BakADsrurFs.-Ther 10 change in either Flour or
Wheat since Yesterday. The various articles under
this head are siea0y at oar last quotations.
CorrsN-There 10 no Disposition to purchase at pre
SENT except by manufacturers their edsts wants
and the stock accumuaes in the city, holders become
rmer being operated upon, il supposed, by the won
deru dearo OF cotton at the South aud the constantly
reduced estimates of this crop sales with this feeling
only made when outside quotations can be re.
ad
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hossss Eorvs.
ALExAsp.rl. April IAN sshn Albion. chasissssss Bel
var, Nnptuekst.
BALTIMosE April 2-Au srhrs Hsnri-trs Hnrhss Nsuu.
Tho Hooper krwan. Ansuia, Grrdower Reed, tcns "
Rambler tparks Prospect; Lady of he ak~. L&hs Ne
=Ms Worthngon the lot, frpost, a. Hsmtson Rcscs
Tuesday last ship Aexardr. uad to Baltimore. bar. Fms
passed of smith Poln! yesterday Br ss saserts A.sa
from Turks Island FOR Alexandra, requested 10 be
Also sehrs Chesapeake Stuart, New York. Elliott ole
do; steamer Herald RUSSELL om Norfolk on ire fs
bound up CID bark Vernon, Williams, Mobile, brg Ans
zon Wedge West Indies; sehr sary Ann ksioa. Chs lea
Sid orig Msry Ssaton, Bearse for Boston, seg Ncvs
Der. Dosne, do /.
NoRroLK, April i-An sehrs Fellowship Fsraham, E2s,
port Caroline Ferris, James River bound TO New YORK ~
schr Mary TTefe then, for Portland
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NAUFk0Ss
ArRu 2-OG.rinGs Of the week consist Of $50 head
Beef Cattle including 900 taken TO New York $50
Cows and Caves, 800 Swine, and 400 Sheep.
PRIcEa-Beeves sell slowly at $5& $63, extras 81
the 100 lbs-50 lett unsold
Cows and Calves sold at $l3 $50.
Swine are lower sndsell at IS a $6A the 100 lbs
Sheep not plenty sales range at S93 IS each ~
in quality.
Hsy.-We observe no change in the market, and the
extreme rates of good Timothy Ito $50 cents the
cwt Straw of good quality sells at $5s SOL the 100
bundles.
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MISCELLANEOUS Record.

PACKET sHrs Roscps Capt Eidridgs, for Liverpool and
PRScE Albert. for London, viii leave this morning.
sHrp HsreuA, for Canton. will sail this morning Letter
bags at the Merchants Exchange News Room.
sHrr Lsspos tof BATH Loveu from Boston for New Or
tres heavy weather and gales causing
her leak sne would repair Immediately ana proceed ON
her course.
SEGA Avs srrILE-This vesse. previously reported ~
havnx spoker Ems eaky arrived at Nassau Mp tAe
She hid escouet red snch severe gaze on the 7th
tor from Capt Stspes dated Nassau, March 0h,
learn ssuey he The hull the 7rh nit, when the
vessel was The captain expected to leave for
nome In sbo tea dsys The weasel assured in York
and bouad from the latter port TO kngs
ton JAM
seus HEvn,srrA st Baltimore from Nassau l2h ut re-
pos that lhs night befcse she lett ahps arrived hav
Jog been ngnbosina ksy and the yesss to-
nlly ost The had ns dy board. THIS has
ference probasy brig Monumeat which be-
fore lss Nassau her passage from Portland
TO hsvanAl
yr,srIs Asnonr At HArrKaAs-A brig. supposed to be
the PasiIne You1g New Orleans for Philadelphia. with
cargo hhas and Te bb moiassss ashore
on m. s 2fh alt Cave Hsftcrss and after
became Total wreck together vi the loss OF her
woulo be saved 1hs PROBABLY the brig from New Or
leans (oefors msntonedI that lost the time with
the Ne apcr.
scna RAsoyn, from Virginia, for Wenees, laden with
oysters got the Bow Pgs OF cad Of Cutfyhpnk
ou the night the Of April and will be fetal loss. She
strp1sd Of rggiIG, sans, &C.
Posr or BArxoRs-List o foreign and arrivals
cusiay ecnpsd the daily list Of arrivals published
- shiys. Barks. B,iss. Sehs.
From foreign ports. ..............6 =
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MARITIME HERALD
NOTICE TO sHIPMAsrERs

NOTICE sHPMAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of arriving this port will
d-ver any sh piping ss parcels
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots, or Gil RoBERT SILyEr. of our news fleet
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Passengers Arrived.
MAnsEILLEs-Ship Prince de Jonye-Sam johnson, Phi
ladeiphia; Henry Hncken. New York
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n HE MAGIC MIXTURE DIR. Hopes Msgic Mixturs,
cause it Gonohss, GIsets, &c. much more plea
sanity and speedily than other remedy and particularly
pills capsules and injections hve failed 1t is not like
most MEDICINES chmerca bat the result, Of 20 n
actual experience in the Of regularly sdu
scian Price 81 Agents tngersol Co Of John and
Gold Streets and at drug Futon and William,
273 Broadway, and Bsyard Orange, lmsr
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK,
And One ichich should be IN the Hands Of erey
Married Person.
MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.

IR plainly written Ifestise the Population Queston
~ by the Hon. r. D. Owen. with Adlons Aterat,ous
by r. Glover, NJ. d. To every person Of sound conno
this work Is which I'LL the highest p.aise
1t few ignorant people may condemn hut the edol
fully persuaded that the high importance Of the subject d
minas that il must comnand respect We're mis- book
fully read every person. and i advice strictly
lowed persuaded that different Of society from
the present would exist
Price Of the Book 50 cents For sale By Burgess stringrr
Co zee Brosdysy corner Of Ann street. BY whom th. trade
paid. will BE- supplied with TWO copies mail bindiug Post
the book. Of tie Untsd Seatcs i've
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TiFscT
ihst this complained Of in degree BY every ndivds
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also ss sSs< eoas a.us
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De ma Ths however, beer explained in "Ths Private
Tr~ss Of ke snshor littie volume which many
pss world the cure Of Structure proceeds, ae
sss,s vssrsy sseon very is time and without
sss ysars he uestmsas Of s evmpsint Indeed the
hasis o proper and npvrieuccd persons the Of Structure
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this ey for short time DULY bat return perfectly
has been source o. trouble and Tor To
p~cD Of CURE iogsthcr with his rnvatf Treatise,
whsh has A tsssng ehpssf mi rnson the
suh,e ud gss = The PLANES. aaaSef I'D which, being
l. sss.-as~es Of tho numser % psst.nds. and books
e foiewnx stseusrt .ssssctcrF grosnd of condolences
.orrnsrs Bcs,ss, =, rank Graduate Of Ednbursh &C.
eosapana Also ~ has Listers from ys
Lco,-g "a Loadon, Dr. aott, Of New York, Dr. Physic
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April 1, Cd Gay Head. bark Arim Dsnhsm, from York
Oh me tasor Of 81 Thomas tby big Ts,tsr .. Williams.
Brig &n..ss ion suriasm FOR Gloucester March y iss
s@s ..ssss:" S..I. Bs.ss. fer Barbados, ''h
Msren, csps Ca W y m..s . a.. 81,
leu Aussss. iIos portland fer Cuba
Foreign Forts.
HAASA March ssa peri, ship Crs'svsl Cs'on fo' New
Poser rn' M1eh is-ls port sns. cs.a Last, ds 70,
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q kas, Lane Nena noah to sa'i IN sdays' w,il'an
Home Porss.
Bosros, April 2Au balk f,es seett, Copeahssea, Dec
a. ksiaeu Jan Downs Feb 4; brk Maskngsm, LOT Port
Lswss Del. AsnI i-fhs sa,p Lsay Asbslis. for Or
La, s.s r, n.ss md ssssa.a ss:
jane Coz M.an., Ass Cse. lo ch.tss,oa -.ss @ sss
cane 10 noa.as sad are stsss,ss W The b.y
There the bak, hsfa bns. iop
,Ss:,Y., S.ss one. @ The m.I.,s :ss R RE (
e'uss Tor iss,sss .siSpss so..shs j.eisss q.
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s, rsh .ss ne ' AYR x ss s
Lysis Fsrnasg Fn.Asn, iron s.v.Assa Cor rs..Sssss
,s loop a.'f Lay iss-es c is $500 Nee ~ :;s
Lesadsf. s-sesr Ashy' o~ssss Washington 'h'
sss s:- s s CA ;ss s- f.s s
Ns~ssss n Apo, i-An sshr sissso- wssFs' Ne"
York - n.... II ynxk.
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sssss. April I-cls ssh Active. osilosB AfneA- DO
bsss Azure sns r AR BRIG Js.ssh covyesh vsss Her
ri,oa. - sshn wn s.,hs, Ls.r.ses -. fe,s, D. 10
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND
EXTRACY OF CUBEBS.

ND COPAlBA is particularly Recommended . safe,
"A speedy and efficient remedy for all diseases Il ism
avery and pleasing form which admits Of taking
become very popular III who have to use it, &C.
knowledge its efficacy For, ale Wholesale and retail by
corner Of Green wich and Warren streets, ~ Y.
:, Also, by Moseiy Tucker Noble; N Grew hatcher;
Chsrleston D. An.ignac Barry, Ausu.m; W .. Reese.
Lou mri2 im&r
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PHILApELrHrA, April Q. ls4o.

fHfIxUEITHfzt Io7U.
IAs Oregon Msstng-.9nnuai Commencement Of the Uni
rersify Of Pe~nsyipania- Death Of Mr. Ewins.
The meeting last evening in the State House yard was
put thiniy attended yet there was exhibited throughout
me mass somewhat deeper feeling upon the subject for
which 1t had been convened The expression vas for
the whole Of Oregon 10 81 40 but there at the same
tins was evneed general desire for peaceable set
M. Lee, Gen. II. Huooell, AMI otn. rs parsicinated
The annual commencement Of the University Of Penn.
syivanis took place this morning, aud number of do
grees we're coIerred The Musical Esnd Hall was
crowded with TIE beauty and fashion OF the city; spsn
did orchestra lead by O. Gross OF this CITY, eniivened
Nothing fur her OF a local character woTthy OF poe
The board OF brokers did 81, to-day Tor business
but Adjourned out offespect for the memory of Henry
ing. \.
---- s4 se !.
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TO VICTIMS OF TNDISCRETION.

legged be the certain ana eect0a remedy ever
discovered for gonorrh0a, gr irr,aoa the bladder,
weakness II hr organs Of seneion all
sonfneIcen or hindrsnce from business Thsy do
tain particle Of have 70 fail
in efecrng recent bur in long
Thonsands testify nvgorsriag and truly
wonderful efficacy all diseases for which they are recon.
mened For sale At Apo Hail. Cathaxirs street,
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JUICE FOk YOURSELF.
LJUNTERIAN DYSPENsARY, No. Division ssret e.
tnbshed D. 1895 by the proprietor, Tor the
cessul treatment OF diseaSe Of and for
sse q DIR. HUNTERS RED Da0r. Thi. medicine :
roughly this hord disssre without injury the
tuition and without diet hndancs from business when
all else have failed "A comprehensive tcefies accompanies
each VIAL with full drections) which is warranted To eec
tnsy cure 70 al csss no mater ROW long or how
and shorter space Of time, tu other madeleine the
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no THE PUBLIC

TO TIE PUBI1IC. M
WAS CURED OF dis,resslne disease by DR.. JOS.
HEINE, No. 20 Duane street Chatham ct My body
was covered with ulcers joints and bones swollen
and psinfu lost all appetts could sleep;
hned 70 my bed; my arm: and iegs contracted red
was cured by Df. JosepnHene.
Carr. RIcHARB YArss.
Those who wish will Nod at the corner
SOUTH street snd Maiden lsne wher- s happy give
B-Dr; H. hasno other ONCE but % Duans street, nsas
lm<r - -
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SHY indiana for New Orleans anchor Quarantine;
the other outward bosnd anchored The
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-27
OLD u AND READY.

We have heard several very good anecdotes re-
lated of General Taylor. bv a gentleman who
served under him in Florida. The following ia
one of the number: During the Seninoles, the
army was frequently supplied with corn which
had become damaged by exposure to damp air.
Gen. Taylor, had a horse which was called Clay
bank, a very good animal. bot he did not par
ticularly fancy Uncle Sans musty rations. The
general used to pariake Of the anne fare as the
soldiers under him, and so did : Clay bank 80 far
as the corn was cuncerned, bu. he was a little
dainty. The general was very fond of honiny,
and mus,y corn made anything but a pleasant diet.
He would not lay himselfopen to the suspicion If
: picking to the prejudice ofsoldiers, so old Clay
bank, would he let Loose among the sacks ofcorn.
and after smelling very carefully. the sagacious
animal would ommenc gnawing a hole into one
which pleased him. The general would watch
the manGuvre until he saw .Clay-bank' had made
a choice. then. calling his servant, would direct
him to have : Clay bank stabbed Immediately for
Tear he might do mischief; = butt he would saw.
as the animal has gnawed a hole in the bag, take
nut a quart ar so Of the corn and make a dish uf
homlny.' The trick was played several times.
but by and by. il became known that whenever
Clay bank gnawed into q sack. sweet corn was
to be fonnd, and the incident became a standing
joke during the war.
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II II E N E w E r A i.
THE SPRING DOWN IN THE DELL

BY JOHN w. ovERALL.
Though years have glided like a dream
Since l stood by thy side,
Stli, still, thou little rippling stream,
I've thought of thee with pride,
Aud blessed thee as | bless thee now
Oh! i remember well!
Row thou didst cool my fevered brow,
- Thou spring down in the dell.
On many a golden summer hour,
laid me down to rest,
Where every wind would show Il shower
or blossoms DER thy breast,
The spangled flowers grew around,
Oh L remember well!
The messy rocks, the velvet ground,
The spring down in the dell.
Thy waters sparkled in my cup,
And flashed along the rim,
And when ! raised thee gladly up,
And broke thy dimpled brim,
Far swecter than the Samian wine,
Oh! l re hember we'll
Was that bright crystal wave of thine,
Dear spring down in the dell.
And mirrored in thy mimic glass,
I've watched the artless grace -
OF many a black eyed village lass.
As she did kiss thy face, :
And ! have envied thee thy lot,
Oh! / remember well!
Thou canst not, will not be forgot.
Thou spring down in the dell,
Mobile, June, 1916.
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The very head and front of my offending
Hath this extent, no more. Rude am IN
my speech,
And little veIsed with the set phrase oflaw,
For since these arms of mine had two
years pith,
Till now. they have used their utmost ges.
lures FG
On the boards before the . fats though
am not a carpenter.
And little OF this busy world can I sneak
More than pertains TO the theatrical.'
Rec.-(Who had evidently been up to snuff
the whole ,ime) oh. then, you are attached
10 the theatre
Pris.-' Such is my situation
Rec But how do you account for the pos
session of these suspicious looking articles p
Pris.-' Easily. sir, easily. You mus, know.
sir. that | doubled a drunken robber with the first
murderer last night, and was ultimately killed in
the last act, TO the satisfaction of the audience
and my own and after the performance, was go
ing home with my traps, a little how come you
so, as Fanny Kemble's father used to be some
time, when | was seized by this watchman-for
what, ] could not ascertain till now. This large
blood mark upon my face was caused by q sponge
with Inoian red, and which | did not
stop TO wash off.
The Recorder deeming the case satisfactorily
explained, suffered the Thespian to wash his face
and depart in peace. expressing his regret at the
of his officer.
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EOUS.
EREsH MINERAL wATERs.-we tax

l. pleasure in informing the public generally
that we have received. and will keep constantly up
during the season, a full supply Off WHITE SUL-
PHUR WATER" from the celebrated Sprino in
Greenbrier County, Va.
. This wafer, which has been for several wears
transported from the White Sulphur Springs, i'm
Ereenorier County, in this State, enjoys great repu.
tation throughout the United States, and is now
very generally used, and its virtues cxtollcd as a
remedial agent in bilious diseases incident. to a
warm climate, dyspepsia, cos,iveness, iaundice,
chronic rheumatism, govt, dropsy, in affections OF
the breast occasioned by disease of the stomach or
liver, neuralgia, and nervous diseases in general.
chronic inflammation of the kidneys and bladder.
and urethra, piles, scrofula and eruptions, or other
affections Of the skin ill-conditioned ulcers. mer
cutiai diseases, &c, &c., all of which is attested
by the highest names in the medical profession and
many others who have for years used this water,
both at and when removed from the fountain.
WATER, from the Congress, Union,
payiliion and Iodine Springs in New York, in quart
and pint hotties.
C~HALYBEATE MINERAL WATER. an active
and lasting Tonic. A general view of the analy.
sis OF this water, will show that it stancs the frstin
rank OF the highly concentrated a Chalybeates,o-
consequently 1t acts as n Tonic, increasing the
strength OF the system, raising the force of circu-
laton, giving tone to the digestive organs. aue.
menting the muscular vigour, and promoting the
excretlons; it is of course advanta geously EMPLOYED
IN those diseases in which Iron is principally used,
such as Amenorrhea, Glorosis, some states of NE.
norrhagta, Le,corrhea, Dyspepsia, Scrofulu and ca.
r'ousy forms Of Chronic Debility.
*"Ihe only Agents for WIN. b. CALwELL, pro-
prie,or OF the White Sulphur Spring. are Nj. A..
SANTOS, Norfolk, and
CHAS. H. HEINITSH, Agent,
may 81 ..... Portsmouth,