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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27
From the Washington P. Reporter.
HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY y

Gus DEMOCRACY"
upon the various and mani
sgressions of our dearly be-
c" brethren, we should al
d, that they do, nevertheless
and sterling virtues, worthy
d as examples for imitation
nd eager aspirant to demo
that not the least among
irtues, are the beautiful con
acts and their professions;
!armony of their views and
he entire absence Of any eff
.ers' TO caiole and entrap
Inspecting of' the party;'and
guinness of the great body
~ (more especially in the
'tone;) against the least at
esaid leaders TO wheedle
and untenable position be-
iypocrilical and fraudulent
Or bamboozle them by de-
Ious pretences.
Iitical campaign of 1914, |
Obtained, and have careful
Vers GEMS and BEAUTIES Of
sw of which, | purpose here
qualification and encour-
Dung democracy ofthe pre-
eacon-light for the guidance
erations.
ne dispute the accuracy of
racts, | pledge myself to
ugh you, Mr.. Editor, with
ocuments from which they
the guarantee of their be-
precious memorials of the
IAUTY, CONSISTENCY,
HONESTY of those pure
srs,' whose bowels continue
at compassion for the mis-
'esses OF the dear people,
is! Now lock on this!
F,and "ln my judgement
ppos- it is the duty of Gov
e OF eminent TO EXTEND
-Ad- fair and just PRoTEc-
Polk, TON TO the great in
sssee terests of AGRICUL-
r the TURE, MANUFACTURE,
MECHANIC ARTS. &c.
Folks Letter to
Kane, for the north
particularly Pennsyl-
ivania.
d toI "Mr. Polk, believ-
-S42. ing permanency in
RE- our laws TO be of in
Act p calculable value i.
IT adj OPPOSED To DIS
ms OF TURBING THE TAR
18th, IIFF OF lS42."-Dem.
ocratic Union, (loco,)
Published at Harris
burg, Pennsylvania,
1914.
fact "Whereas, a Bill,
d on (McKay's,) is now
pending in Congress,
edges the operation ofwhich
:, on would affect injurious
ss-cui ly the important Sra
ls. SllpLE PRODUCTIONS OF
Idzes, this Commonwealth,
Irons, therefore,
nd Vi Resolred, That our
Senators in Congress
spad- be instructed, and our
r iron Representatives re-
mi, on quested, to OPPOSE ANY
BarIcHANGE in the Tariff
~ roll Act of 1912, which
made might prove injurious
or ton,l lhe Manufacturing &
% pei Agricultural Interests
avow- of this Commonwealth
on to and to sternly resiSI
. high any reduction in the
., and present duties on Iron
n tina, Coal and Wool."-
If the Resolution of Locofo
its re CO Legislature ofPen
amph sylvania.
o the "Mr. Polk is the Es
lessee, PECIAL FRIEND of tb'
Coal and IRON IN
TERSTS, those twt
great objects of soil
tude with Pennsylvan
ians.-HarrisburgDen
Union.
Dns of Resoiced, That W
IL, re|agree with our candi
abhor- dates for President, 6
Polk, Vice President, (Pol
Iected. and Dallas,) that til
repeal Tariff Of 40 ougl
'ire in not to be repealed. D.
he can Resolution of tn
shyilIe Young Hickory Clut
pub of Morristown, N. J
Of Ala.I "Mr. Polk is IN FA
ne floor voR OF a TARIFF a
ia can fording the Gmple'
had al protection to America
resent fndustry.'-Har
Dem. Union.
as oP-
famous
7TEC
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

Opposition to tn,
protective policy il
clearly and unques-
tionably a democratic
Qocofoco.) doctrine
The Protective Sys
lem is essentially f,
Wing measure. -
Speech of MIR. East
man, Loco member oi
Congress from New
Hampshire,a s publish
ed in the Washington
Globe.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

"H. Clay made his
first great speech as
early as 1909, IN FA-
voR OF A PROTECTIVE
TARIFF, which won
him tie title of "Fdr-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

Mr.. Sewer arose &
said, she was sorry to
see the Senator from
Pa, (Mr. Cameron
engaged panic-mak-
ing this morning
There was not,'' said
Mr.. S. "aa Intelligent
man in Pennsylvania.
who did not at the
time of the last Pres.
idential election knou
perfectly 'oell that Mr..
Pix was a FREE TRADE
MAN. "Remarks Of Mr.
Sewer, Locofoco Sen
atol from Arkansas.
made 23rd OF July,
1916.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

"Mr. Folks views
on the Tariff, are
SOUTHERN, free trade
TO THE BACKBONE
Charleston Mercury
(Loco.)
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

tlluSl NC tOlu " OtIiCI
ears than those OF the
Democrats of old Nor
ris, in order to gain
credence. We do not
6eliere a cord of 1t
nor shall not, until we
have some better proof
than the bare assertion
nf wing office-holders
ind ofiice-seekers p
Resolution of the
Young Hickory Club,
Morristown New Jer-
sy.
"We perceive that
the Harrisburgh Intel
(whig,) with
The mendacity so EN-
inently characteristic
of the Coon papers,
denounces Col. Polk
as a FREE TRADE
MANI Ii is the pol
icy of the wing press
TO habitually MIsREP-
RESENT, both the MEN
and MEASURES of the
Democratic party
We caution the De-
mocracy' of this great
State against listening
10 the MIsREPREsEN-
of the Coons.'
(Dem.l
Union.
"Now we happen
TO kno1 that Mr..
Polk holds the Doc
rRINE OF FREE
TRADE IN UTTER
ABHORRENCE.--
He never has advanc-
ed such a doctrine, &
he aerer triH." -Har-
risburg Dem. Union.
"They 1.-THE Whigs,)
call it,(the tariff of'42)
the Wing Tarif--thei
'Farif-no body else's
Tariff and labor to Gre
ale the impression that
the "democrdcy is OPP
to it.n Our CO.
lite knowledge ofthe
subject, or they pre-
sumo largely upon the
ignorance of their
leaders when making
such false assertions
New York Lyre,
.Locofoco.
81 heard Mr.. Bu-
chanan politically de-
clare, during the last
Presidential election,
that he believed Mr..
Polk to be a better
tariff man than Mr..
Clay, and thet- the tar
if of '42 would be
.SAFFERin Mr. Folks
hands, than in MIR.
IClay's. "-Remarks of
Mr. Pollock, Repre-
sentative in Congress
from Penn, made July
IIS46.
81 attended, during
The late Presidential
campaign, more than
llOU democratic locol
meetings in Penn,
some oftheml 50miles
from my home; and
lat every one of them
| saw. one or more ban
ners, inscribed POLK,
.IDALLAS, NULL
: ENBERG, AND THE
| TARIFF OF 40, TN
Iiil lamented death oil
i. Mr.. Muhlenberg, at.
: ter which the inscrip-
: Itions were, POLK
DALLAS, SKUNK,
land the Tariff of'42.
-Remarks of MIR
Cameron, Locofoco
Senator from Penn.
lsylvania, as published
lin the Washington
Union"
s. swell, in what pos
: lition with regard Il
: TRUTH do some of thu
y more prominent of th,
Coon party of THU
) country now stand
+ How rates the VERA
n CITY ofihe gentlemen
who attached thei
names 10 the 'senio
circular, (which assert
ed that it was th , de
liberate "design of til
democrats [Locos t
repeal the present ca
cetlent tariff" Stan
from under Messrs
t,M'Kannan, &c."--
Washington (Pa) Ez
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

"Resolced, That in
J. X. Polk, we recog-
nize a firm and con
sistent opponent ofthe
Tariff Act of 1912,
and that we regard the
time and measures of
our resistance TO thai
Act as a matter to be
settled, upon our own
views Of expediency.
in no wise TO be hind.
cred by our supposed
attachment to the Fed
eral Government" -
Resolution of a Loco.
foco Meeting at Ed.
geield, S. Carolina:
1914,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27


"'The vote in the
Senate being a tie Nj
DALLAS rose and
said, that the absence
OF a Senator, (Mr.
Jarnagin,) had devolv-
ed upon him the re-
sponsibility of decid-
ing the question
which took him some
what by surprise! but
great as tina. response.
bility was, he should
vote an favor Of thu
Bill, Ii. e. M'Kay'.
bill which REPEALS
THE TARIFF OF
40. proceeding
of Congress.
"Mr. DALLAS GAvl
THE CASTING VOTE, il
favor of the bill TO re
pean the tariff of AZ.
1t is impossible TO de
scribe the NOBLE
BEARING of the V
President upon thi
august occasion ~
Washington Union, 2
July.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

"PoLK, DALLAS
old SKUNK, and the
TARIFF OF 40. p
A banner which float
ed for weeks from the
DWELLING ofWilson Nc
Candies, (Ioco) Pitts
burgh, during the CAM
paign of 1914.
POk,DalIas, Shunk
Te1as, Oregon, and
the Tariff Of '42."-
Transparency exhibit
ed by lantern lights,
lin front Of Mr.. Dallas
house in Philadelphia,
IlS44, accompanied
10y a song commenc-
lng:-
TO! give Us Polk and
DALLAS too,
How HAPPY we should
feel!n
| ave believe that
Isvery thinking mind
is NOW pretty well con-
EDinced that the 'dem-
)cratlc )par'
4. y advocate the TRUE
L A r | f F DOC.
Urine Washing,
ington (Pa .)ExamineI
GLoco.l 1874.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

Tic course. They
know that he is OPP
posed to the protec-
tire system, and all
their efforts TO conceal
the fact, will only
serve 10 fasten it more
firmly on the minds OF
those upon whom 1t
is designed TO ope-
rate, and TO increase
ldisIrust of the cause
and the partisans,
whose chief reliance
is thus shown TO be
fraud and deception. :"
Argus [Lo-
col
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27
.There is but one

"There is but one
motto under which the
democracy can rally,
and that is FREE
TRADE and uncom
promising ,Cdr against
the Protectire system
and its affiliated med
sures." Speech OF
MIR. McDufie, Loco
foco Senator from S.
Carolina.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

ain supporting Mr..
Polk, we take the on
ly method of procur-
ing a REPEAL Of the
Tariff Act of 1912
". 7. Erening Post
(Loco.)
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

"We shall never
rest satisfied until this
bill of denominations
[ihe Tariffs erpmng
ed from the statute
book, and we shall
count on MeSSrs. b.
CHANAN, WRIGHT,&c.
to cooperate with us
take the cross up
on their shoulders
REPEAL! REPEAL! is
now the word. "-Rich.
mond Euq., (Loco.)
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

GRAND CONCERT OF THE CHAR
MONlOUS DEMOCRACY"
Solo, BY PENNSYLVANIA. Accompaniment
by the North.
o save the Tariff ! the 'democrat Tariff ~
The Tariff of '42;
Or you'll play the devil with our Iron and
Coal
o! do, Jenny Polk, . do!
That famous "Kane Letter." that gained
you our State
We swore 10 Protection twas true!
And we've got in SIX" Q do help US out,
o! do. Jenny Polk, o do!
Solo BY SoUTn CAROLINA. AccOmpani
ment By the South.
Down, down with the Tariff the Wing
Black Tariff
The Tariff of -;
That "abominabe Bill" we have always Op
posed;
And so, Jenny Polk, have you!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

"Mr. Polk is IN FA-
voR OF A TARIFF al
fording the an,plest
protection tOAmericGn
Industry Harrisburg
Dem. Union.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

There now! who says Polk is not better
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27

Look on this!
81 have steadily,and
and at all time, oppos-
ed the Doctrine OF
Protection. n--Ad-
dress Of Jas. X. Polk,
at Madison, Tennessee
April 8, 1914, for the
South.
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yKTHE ONLY REMEDY
r. FOR TIE WOMB Disease
EVER DISCOVERED BY ANY,

III
T. FOR THE WOMB Disc +SE
EVER DISCOVERED BY ANY
NaGre nd NaiHre7s Laws, lad hid AT right
Coz said let Nature aHd Deian' he, alI's right
Like cnarns, Innu'G ermg, tYeh ! II W arhe,
Justice. ,Iust 10 honest mem, that prize.
S03TII ES, lEE-aLS, .fh.9 PERFECTLY SIZE.
ENtPOlSTANE GARD.
TO H;IADS or FAMILIES AND DELICATE
FE&ALiCS, HAVING the Womb Disease a1d gravel,
severe q Iugn, first stages Uf CITSuWIpt Dyspep
fla, COsi! Eehees, fAtS ChClCs, Rhrlmaucs, severe
ARues, pie q or rlcuTley, pnTlOs OF the Blood
Worms, iIabitsal Head Gohe, sc.
Also, h is Mlx ttjRES tor Cr0up and Spa ans by
worms; uves caiids life IN FIVE nIinntps, be FG
mais, ire acd for 1rUpsy for years have been rel
ed OF hug WORMS and restored 10 hetR, by bur tine
bot:le of ny No. !. TO remove deicacy, Mrs.. De
laney will rGceiVs personally sealed notes. and II re-
Iurn will give statement, with honest cert fcate,
No of adj tTcss, &C. P.S | do hereby guarantee
the cue { the Whne OF this card. SeeaTity gwen
at any rchanI's Office in this city, sealed. by the
a sih0r, ndntsCd by the County Cont, Mayer and
10 NagisI ateS, with letters aEd references tIom the
highest ties tinGHiala.
Ito char lctr for curing the Yellow Fever In Mo-
bile, sstabl ished ny Capt Robinson, No SO Thames
street. sigr led and Witnessed bv Cob N, Brewer,
Masistrae- lis less Than nv bottle No I, curing
the most d; geroHs Cholera Lnianlun, OlarTkSol aud
FluN. SO much so, guarantee III worst ~ Che
lera. The ~ are heaest facts that haze been pub
lshad, sign I'd by Capt. VIM e. Wright, OF schr A.
lrgaRy; CaiIt. J Tnrner; Mr. VIM. Montgomery, (oId
town. &c Satisfaction.
gulrauuIn a Sworn Ger ifISGs for Ages, IL c.. for
everyday ia tho year, sea ed by the Mayor and
County COu IT seal
Reference to Mr.. James Johnston; Orndo # b Co. /;
hessrs. Mill & Co and Jimes GirvaH, Esq ,hlnr-
chants. job q. Holland, Esq. Gay street, ID Goo
nan, Mersh HHrkeI Space. 90 Community AT large.
TO Indian Vegrtab No P&naGea aud Rheuma-
tie Exract solution, Bk,Od Purifier (nO Rauer ihs
cau,e, l,Ind NPoTm destroyer. For sale by the Al
thor. ROBERT DELANEY,
ns5 lG' No. 80 LoBhart street Barimnrn.
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Distrtcs of CoIambla Advertisements.
NEW AUCTION ANn COMMIssION

~ EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
y STORE. The subscrbSr having Obtained Ii
cense to sell atNucIon, and located himsc IN that
large and eenmOiIOus building laiely eIccied by
NrssIs. tasiap N WeedCn, fronting 9th street aud
rem. avenue, bctW cen T. street and Uusiaua ave
nue., and tf0nug the end Of the Centre Market,
resrectluyOfrrs his services 10 S4l properly of eve
nv description. All sales entrusted to IN care Will
receive his personal attention, aud every tEOT will lie
made 30 make goods command fair prices. 81 wilt
bestcv paflicu attention "a the arranging aud dis.
poSai OF fu nituTe at pTvae houses, He re L
large guantityOf goods, and stOrRa will be low
Any furniture sent Rm csElnIssinn viii b.
carefully stored and taken care Uf he has always
hand, at private SAFE good assortment NJ heds,
bedsieads, aud other farIilurr n low cash prices.
nl7eOn THOS T.. WILSON, Auc,i0neT
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Lb N q u vs.
GREAT w ESFERN INDIAN PANACEA.

THNHES JUSTLY Collaboration MEDI-
n ONE IL pr pared bV Col II. Nj. L0RGLRY, of
the state CT New HOik from recipe bIainrd ny him
from The md rus O. the aorlh west frontier whilst
attending The pay IRehl Of The aDuues Of The ln-
dams III is-t region years sinCe. IL recon-
nendCd as,an u,fdllbe cure FIR Asthma, Coles, Dys-
Pepsia, LiV con- piaiHs. AID all Ruus and Nervous
affections II IL Maid and pleasant catharuc, and
it's operation does D0i Interfere with The business pV-
suits of theACaIient. As Family Medicine IL IA IN
valuable. Certificates of The gnalit;es of this medi-
cine may be had in saaphlei inm from anv " the
uEde EigRed agencies, a. The tnhOping cPrilfcRtp
viii be- seen, is fro nf our nwn cirizens. The
General ARtaCy is at the = y. corner Of PRATT and
PhCA STNELTS, aud N GEO. w. JONES, cosAer
OF BalimGr' 8Id HIgh streets.
Ths is 70 cert ~, That vas sick for three molas
win dCEaIg and sour stomach ana dysprpt
affections. In that tiRe lost twenty-five pounds af
hesh, nv Rerv"s bee0 ing SO weak that eo+,ld
sca'coIy walk alDnt had Gaten aimGs' every other
kin6 Of medicine, which had effect. VIII u was
aducrd 90 NY '!4Ongiey p GSeGI West fn lhdin rS-
Haeez," ant in less than three da,s 81 gtn to feet
better, and before hai Iakna ane hottie WAS On
tjrsIy cured. 1t 10 Ihe bisI ctitfy apdcine know
of. would act h. wiihGut IL IN any accu,Ut.
Atve recommended it IN nun,her o. hands en-
plnvet about tae foundry, who have nsgd it with
Nuch benefit. Wiia.taN McKlN@PRV.
sel-4o3m FoEaB3an Of ROss Wlaan's Faundry.
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Baltimore clipper.
tCOnespondcnee Of the Baltimore Clipper,J
WAsR1NGroN, Nov. so, 1876.

WARRINGTON, NOV. SVi Ioso'
The Fan Ness Case. Nearly five hours oil
the day, in the Circuit Court, was occupied IN |
The examination of dates Col. Gardner and
Mr.. Tree, of the City Post Office, were exam
ned as 10 post-Tnarks, etc. The effort of the
counsel Tor the defence was to prove that Ger
tain letters were written in lS46 and rot in
ls45, as insisted by the counsel for the
plaintiff
Ono Of TIE reporters wrote the following JeuI
EtpriI, viz:
Htis notvery strange that d0te'
Should in the Office bG,
Nsen WE consider il eGntalns
Gardner and Tree"
Que Of the learned COUNSEL fcr the delencc,
Mr.. Carlisle, on seeing the aboVe, Immediately
wrote underneath:
"The widows knights Of gown and wig
ThaS all our dates not worth ts"
Mr.. Reese, a clerk in the Phlladelphis Post
Office, who was sworn, said that the letter
which was shown to him (dHtsd July 2G, aS45,
signed John P. Van Ness, telling "Mrs Nj A.
Conner" that the matter could he arranged
there lust as he wished, etc. never passed
through the Philadelphia Fost Office, sad that
the post mark was not placed eli il there.
MIR. Bradley proposed 10 the witness ques-
hon. TO this effect: "Whether OF D0t letter
sucosed in an envelope, addressed Mrs. NJ, A.
Connor, and bearing ostanslbly the ?ost-maTE
.of2Glh July, and the 2rcent mark, was not pre-
seated TO that Office mere than once since the
-Commencementc of the trial of this case"
Mr.. Brent objected TO the question. He haC
no such letter as that described inthe notice o
the Op posite counsel. They had, however, !
paper, which they had determined 10 offer, sinh
or SWIM, hat were not willing 10 cEier it unti
they had time TO produce evidence to sustain il
Mr.. Bradley remarked that they had witness
es here foH PhlOde phia, aud asked Mr.. BHea
io produce the paper Tomorrow.
Mr.. Brent would not promise, but said h
would eRdeevor Ia do SO the day after.
Mr.. Bradley observed that the matter ha
better lie over, for the present, it now b0iHg
o'clock, and
Judge Dunlap said he hoped Mr.. Bger
would produce the paper tomorrow.
The Court then adjourned.
The Req. II. Sticsr, who has been sick ia
two weeks, or more, resumed his pastoral Ia
bors in the Wesley Chapel yesterday, an
preached two sermOns--HorniEg and night.
Escape. On Saturday afternoon, three mor
while painting newly erected house on Thu
teenh street, had narrow escape for thei
lives. The top platform high up on the fourt
or fifth story, where they were employed, CAV
way, and they iei LII the descent, one
them caught by a window, ard thus broke hi
fall to the platform below. ,He cut his hand
The other two were injured in the side, bit nc
very seriously. These particulars may net
strictly accurate, but sufficiently SO to wagran
US in congratulating those employed in tn
painting Oh their escape. We heard this tror
one Of the sufferers
Strangers are f)ckng in--the hotels an
boarding houses are filing up; the probabilt
is that the country will be represented by citi
1ens trom every part during the coming session
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VEGETABLE PILLS.

FgIHE GEHUINE VEG ETAB BILE PILLS
= AN EFFEETUAL CURE FOR GONORRHOEA,
Gi,EETS, STRUCTURES, &C. sc, OF all the rene
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the Vegetable Pti;s have beeH she mos efectuaL as
they have never been known u fail fecta peTH,a-
n.Ei cure. They ARE mild and p' nj TO lake, yea
powerful in their action, aud msy taken without
Pills are pUl mp nnqaare hoxeG, hi full direction
accompanying each h0x.
o. For sale BY j. 0. Il N. Mccormick, N. Gays.
q. T.); and by e. Wiseman, Light-St., opposite
Fountain Inn.
IN WashlngiuB--hy NJ. DeIany, cor. It street and
Pennsylvania AVenii@, and by &. Scot, cor. 7th ST.
and ihE AvpBnH. Price 2 hoY ial7
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.TRANGERs' GUIDE!

y MEDICAL NOTICE.
As so much imposition and gu cktry is piactised
upon those unacQuaned in large city, all should
know where, under affection, they may be able 10
consult regular Physician, and one who has deyOt
cd the most OF his life To the study and of Vene-
raj or Private Diseases.
DR.. HARRIS' MEDICAL OFFICE,
Lock Inftmary, No. Is East Pratt-st.,
seven doors from the Bridge,
Sign On Window and Door.
Dir. HARRIS is well known to the citizens of Bal
more, and Graduate OF Cambridge. He is associated
with an eminent practitioner from New Or'e u.s.
Thus persons viii be certain 10 find one OF them al
ways in the Once. Their long experience enables
them to have Medicines always prepared and put up
for different tUate Dssdsfs-so that any one leaving
the city ny calling at the Office would meet no deen
sion The Medicines produce sickness. norrequre
law diet and hndrance from business Ten years
proof Of theI virtue before the Pnbic have given
them higher stand;ng than any otAer in the city
Dr. II. warrants IL perfect cure or makes no charge,
Az weakness of the organs speedily removed, and
fun vis0r restored. Gravel, Piles Fever and Ague,
DropsJ Asthma, and all Chronic Complaints promptly
treated, and sosn relieved. Dr. II. may be consulted
by letter (post paid) and treatment rendered.
Terms always moderate. Office with several pri-
yae rooms, open from in tht morning 10 II at wight.
N. f. ali COMPLAINANT females sklllnilly treated
hv nr II, Chserve--No Marct5y. galsalD or disgust
Ing mixture are used by Or II, iy3l
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81 CULLEN siNDIAsVEGH ETA BILE

Ia CULLEN y INDIAN " EG ETA b LIZ.
81 SPECIFIC FOX FEMALE COMPLAINTS
TINS m.dicne is fast taka' the place q every prepa-
ration srerefOre used for diseases arsiag from Weak
aess otber caussa All that |. necessary 10 secure
thus .rFarcine Mace in the Domestic PrcCtice of
every lau,ily, waen such mediciHe is needed, Is
piaL
S"aok a ff itself-S innocent in its npera lone,
and "a ',hjuty can a,se iiom it. use AT any time.
WholpsI lie an Retail by R0wL sp & WALT0E Fro
pb;ofs S76 Marker Street, Rita Aisoir Baltimore
b. NJ ". knhiusnn corner Of Cav and Saratoga SITS;
kinsinn & Toy. sSI marsh MaTkrl Space; mes
~ HShury, M S}1 Broadway, F.ti's PciBt; CUfaes
& Pabuian, No. i59, West Psan street seq
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A&kH DuLLk iSS IL u ~ ARI. Btm'TUR
q 9E& srnRM3k SPECLFIC CHlMPOLNn for

sEkh 0nLLh a ms Il 70 ~AEI; n.miTuH
te care oi GnnuIr'd5a, elects, Snic;nr's, Dialects
Sc. NC AVID all other unnatural discharges from the
uretha 0f GiIh"T
Ga nncase has this medrcine been kRSwR to fall, to
rteci permanent cute one too in the shortest pos
IhiS time ShoHld this 'Hrdiciur fail to egccI cure
where Iibas heen taken according 10 digecti ms e.
mIu tar eHllfy Wat and yet back the money Why
then spend anh time aad money with such euack nos
trims cann0r he depen6Pd upon; when, for 81 yo1
IN purchase pleasant, safe, "a speedy egIe CON.
Ippsed saIely Of vegetable substance? One hundred
diars viii be paid 10 any enc who will produce
mrdIcme 10 equal this cn,ngalad, or who will prove
thai II c0HtaIms Hny mineral assistance whatever.
". y. This meticue can be had of James r. vii
hanson. COZ. High and Gay (Os IT,; Jos. Saw
yer cor. Of Paea aRd Pratt sts sRd Of e. Y Fosmsy
cor Of Clay aud Eu,aw-
In waxhus:un--of &. Scott, corner of 7th-st. AID
Pennsy wanna Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of
9th 81 ard PenHsyivRnja Avenue. IaI7
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BRANCH RAILROAD.

In Consequence OF the adop-
&&IN4E R1S - tion az the winter schedule by
sae3iHsssssN MsAkA& the Philadelphia Z r. Co. II
VI after TUESDAY NEXT,
ltl beceiEheT, the Mud 1FGiH 10 Washington will
leave al ia p NJ, or on 8he a1rUs! # the Eastern
mGt1, INSTEAD oft3 A. NJ, as sI present
Tue AC cOmm9daii0n vain from Washington az l2l
p. M, will be discontinued On same dav.
The Train 10 Washington at F.. NJ. on Sv,sd ~
MoTHtsg will be TesuHsed ON Sunday, 9Th December.
b. order, T.. IL FOLEY,
no;Q DIT Aren't