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WASHINGTON. Feb. II. 1915


Congrvs-7hs Great Crisis, and the Great Men
Charged pith The Fafs Of Chriaendom.
Mr.. Allen closed his grand Argument to-day, in
the Senate, upon the Oregon twelve months noti-
fcation. Batting the question Of the title, which he
conceived TO be concusively settled by Messrs Cal
bun and Buchanan, and the Presidents message,
his whole energies were directed to most elabo-
rate parallel between the relative strength Of the
United States and Great Britain, in the event of q
war. His speech was richly ornamented with his
torc "reminiscences, exhibiting the decline Of tho
commanding power Of Great Britain, and the me-
cessity enforced upon her OF keeping the peace
His facts and his deductions upon this point, had
great effect upon the minds of the throng IN the
galleries; and grave Senators, sometimes halt
Induced to at the declaration OF Earthquake
Allen" sat musing to-day, as though they did hear
the approaching rumble OF an earthquake. sure on
ough.
Tomorrow we have John M Clayton in reply.
The personne OF Mr.. Clayton Is rather heavy,
smooth faced and congregational enough to Prepos-
sess the stranger very strongly ~ his favor but we
anticipate caustic dissection OF whatever vague or
unguarded declarations may have escaped the young
Earthquake" to-day.
The interesting discussion Of last year in the
Senate upon the Texas annexation will be tar trans-
cended in interest," in magnitude, and In the i'm
porance of its results, by the Oregon controversy
now fairly opened.
Mr.. Webster, from the scathing animadversionS
of Mr.. G. j. Ingersol in the H0use, and MIR. Allen
in the Senate, will be compelled to expound the
Mcleod case and the Ashburton treaty and when
he speaks, it will be the mightlest effort OF the
mightiest intellect of the age.
And yet, there is another whose views are far
more important and will tell with far greater effect
and this is Mr.. Calhoun. We expect thorough
sitting of the question by this eminent civilian but
an inch OF his late ground in favor Of compounds
upon the line OF forty nine.
We are not now, however, entirely sanguinc Of
peace. Mr. Allen limited at a European coalition
for the regulation cf the balance Of power" upon
this continent; and il is no idiots dream when We
say, that we are on the turning point Of pease, or
OF war with combined Europe. But OF this we
TIE DoCToR.
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Clinton Hall, corner OF Beekman and Nassau
streets.
MR. nEMp2TER

clinton Hall, corner OF BeekmAn and Nassau
MR.. DEMPSTER
no 10 about to return 70 Europe, has the honor
w nounce that for the accommodation OF families residing
IN M eastern part Of The city he TI giys musical se!s,n
gent az CLINTON Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING.
Feb 18th, when he will sing SELECTION from songs Of
Burns with introductory remarks md his
ta-Ihe May Queen-a song IN three parts poetry By Alfred
Ten yson, Esq.
PAar 1--we OF May
PARr lI.-New Years Eve.
Par lll-R<turn Of Spring.
This represents ths radnal decay Of young and
beasul e from the bloom OF IN TO prem azure grave
" Particulars will be ced in small bills
Tickets 80 be had the music stores and
the door.
Doors at Ito commence u before O'Clock. fis ir
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT
NIBLO'S SALOON.
MR.. DEMPSTER. (who is about TO return 70 Europe }
W ha. n. honor to announce TIA, b.. Farewell MuSnI En-
Evening, February 18th.
Will consist OF the following Songs from the works Of Robert
Burns With introductory rs%.Its v,sIThe Posisn oh
!" Thou hast left me ever jamie and Duncan Gray
PART H.
Will consist the following songs Of Mr. Demsters compost
another"-new baad-"Pm alone, all alonen : The Blind
Boy AID his avorits c.ntaa THE MAY QUEEN song in
three parts, poetry BY Alfred Tennyson. Esq
Part 1--we Of May
PARr II-Ntw YeaI's Eve.
PAnr IlI-R-turn Of Spring.
This Song the gradual decay Of and love-
ly girl from the bloom OF h~sh premature srave.
Tickets 50 be had the and Il the
dor.
Doors open At Ito commence at y before o'clock.
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WonderfaI Novelties at NIbIo's saloon.
MEssRs NELSON kNE ASS fpS vrNN
respectfully inform their friends aud the public that they
MUSICAL SOlREE!
On ST V.aLENTLNE'S EYE, Friday, FEB. 10,
On which occaon they have secured the Of an
oR.:s. s.. ss w. x~. disclosure. Of RUSSELL.
Eas. SONG :s:s e.ssn.$ e d: os soie % Flute
Magncens Valentine will be presented to each lady and
gentleman Tickets 30 cent;
Our Own Native Lsnd-Magnfcert Drawing Room Of the
pr'seat day-Descripon Of the Opera who says the
Now lhr-e cheers all together,
:, :, Shout Coumbias people ever
Newfoundland Dog let loose. what's Song without
Petuse; visnet,.. o.sd Or the Manmsh Song Boct-
.Dasua Ths Seeding Wife mss.Psr.ed with di.cEu.-
Song. Old To:le' with pack Of Hounds trained for the
xsiui side@pas,s and siosus Dems.sic scns Or
Poultry tho A.sor Hous-Di.loSus oossn vstoT: y!,i.
sss
juvenile tbs Singing Lesson. M,ssr
PuI-Due Lo when Shower Descending will he sxecued
B. 5 e: %sS. PSy: # Vi.
display their wonderful h PaRTii
Down EastThs Yankee 0irl st appearance in drawing
room-Soug Little thing,, or what may growso be-Sole
Eeuto Not 80 low but what may be heMd-Eauancs Of
half; description or piay-Yankee Duet with smbeliish
ments-Song Plagiarism, or the Old The ATTENTION Of the
be lost the Be duly Of the
ma ry,SSeRfS c Meth q e.
o''' assa..isa fof % Vsisna
& & se Pscs
Doors at6x o'clock Performances commenc ~
O'Clock NO postponement on account Of the weather
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hand, every improvement increase made In our manu-
featuring establishments serves to supply the home do
mand for coon and wooilsn manuacturss and tends
reduce the Importation of these articles.
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BOYD's CITY EXPRESS.

THE sUBsCRTBER, anxious the same prompt-
ness and punetu.lity which havs sa9ed for him patron
Letters be delivered during Valentines Week respectfully
requests all of his friends having letters importance u-
meetings. orders COAL &C. hand them to MIN ia
psson and NOT deposit them the Box William street
Letters will be insured. JOHN T. BOYD
- IS William street
There will be- bat three Deliveries Of thus day TO-
IL, ana O'CLOCK fl3 lt-r
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PROGRESS OF CRIME

PROGRESS OF CRIME,
SsI Yo.R
rus lth win contain among its varied interesting original
THE LIVES OF THE FELoNs-No.7
Es.E most interesting chapter ia the career of Lyman
FIJI H. AssE :; n4sPz fDGkEoS6E ..
Domination efhs Life of George Darlington,
sR e the TAI MURDERS ON tn.
ss 81 S
sGn Hin My.is'. 0f MS.%Sny
ais Bond and Old jack sn a. una ~ ''''' Anderson
ss As M. e. Esss f e:D &:
fs: I'd :.s Na.
ssd HcsrrA
Ca,e OF Potter, the Pckpocket-Bsiling d Andross and
Jack Hsnd.non-stealinss shrsud
ssss' &. ss.sI.h rreisy Gambling
For lie No. q Centre sree-Price 6v3 cents Newshoys
and Agent. supplied on the usual terms. fls 2t.ie
LOVE, WAR, AND THE FINE ARTS.
Do not Neglect, Intelligent Reader, to Procure the
WESTERN CONTINENT,
For the EVE WEE K f Ens sas'1 FsS. 18Th
ITmmors than usually replete nov and
saa: d &. /: :..s .sss; s
Tan LsDar REDrrmsO-A most rIquste romance Il real
ssSrs ..5 BsasIA and charming story for
Mas. ~ MocaEs HoysExrErrSc-A novel instance Of
VsclE sam ts FIVE AsrsA searching criticism rom
With bs as q H
sIlIl wa-An article on tn. folly and wiek.dnsss Of
~ ''''' No. AN AFFAIR OF THE HEART
I'M Mi n f no SSRE N & Of
per- n s.si
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YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bo,oery. Rockwell f. Stone, Managers.
GORGEOUS SPLENDOR.
Third week OF the
TRIUMPH OF THE BULL FIGHT!
BENEFIT OF j. S. WHITTAKER.
Friday Evening, February ID,
Will be nted for the 10th the majestic glorious
and gothic Pageant eptitled the Holiday
SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN;
OR, THE BULL FIGHT!
In whicha highly trained HORSE represents the BULL
Costumes, BY A. j. Allen Music by Peterschen Properties
by H. Needham.
Among the OF tins production Journey
Of Gothic Mobility and their Trans-Arrival Of Matados,
kc, TO the Scene Of Action Amazon March and War
Dance by ladies armo-The Bull Eight-Escort
the Governor and Knights.
The sports will with the Polish pageant of ladies
and gentlemen, led by II Needham Camilla Gardener
styled the CHIVALRY OF WARSAW.
Besides the usual corps Camilla Gardner Harrington,
stone Mosey Stout &C., also appear in their great as Mr.
Dickinson will sing OF his humorous Songs. See bills
Boxes Is cents Pit, iak Open 6-commsnce at
O'clock f123tr
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
X ELIEF SALVE

II u - - n
EOR Wounds, Bruises, Burns, Oh. onic Sores Swell
lings. Files Uicen and Infamed Breasts. X also
Rough stn viii render sls ana sol
am highly grsffed TO hear that The Relief Saven pre-
pared by Dir Charles Arn being introduced the public
possesses merits which will speedily give high rank in
any other preparation with which have sny sesn.aise
have made frequent Of il with the Ereate possible
esano withhold expression happy eecu
have known to produce in several caa Of named breasts
Monday morning called At Mrs Huiben's She had su
What they
ed Arn Relief Save nigh, and nett day and
ns " had direes the %I ssssS stream they
the child g her breasts and they nooth doing
the ,alve them glad IS being the ofdons
Doctor a.oeL-s,I That the g.., virtue Of Amt. Re-
few facts connected with my About twenty
years ago eceived an injury from the fragment Of bursting
tim have suffered much distress pain and finally il re-
suited d,fued sneurism, ps.ysding my leg and foot
all the cures,p and highly recommended Pain Ell
tractors" &c, &c, with no be eft .
seat most sIerseias PAIN md bad sppssss. q
immediate modification was adysed that in order
various highly eee%%endsd s%sdi.s found 40 rsiis
until was persuaded TO try the Relief sslye Aner the
ds. %.sessny color q my leg snd ehsnssd
and healthy BY using Two boxes she swsss and
dm pn Il n b.er Condition Ssa BEEN %
DO therefore recommend strongly 70 others sui
ni e. for
recommended Respectfully youn' &c, pARsoNs
French's Hotel, No is3 Fulton street, New York.
Sold wholssale and retail b the principal asea Oh ARLEs
II. RING Druggist and Chemist ls2 Broadway, corner Of
John street and BY most Of the respectable druggist
ITO lmsrc
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A CARD.

THE Undersigned Passengers board the steamer Utica
On her trip IRON kewburxh to this place, the morning
81 The ie in,i deem shs dery thu. publicly tender
meanor and the sumpuous dinner grauousy provided,
put above all Tor the ind ftgabe which ens
oed him TO accomplish feat deemed by Others unsafe and
and which doubles would have been such in the
hands of a less experienced commander. Z -
We earnestly recommend him to the travelling public =,
fully worthy their confidence support and for
"nh the gallant Captain the he well
serves. w B. JARVIS,
BARNETT'
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ARCH SVREEV VHEAlhE,
PHILADELPHIA
LrssEE Mr. w. +; ByRroS.
s4n I,s0 H. 1. 3 s1 ssGT1
MI Era.S M sI.a aEw!s s Nj IT,
tn. coored M.,qui. james Mr. Ries Marquis Muclefun,
Mr.. Stevens, X, Js1 s6I Mrs. Rogers
Duke vv'a MI .s, sTa a H.. Mr. Stevens c
-. sip s t.sliss, 4 N. e Rice
THE e % SSps'r' fE Ns'e
Deuteronomy, Mr. slsbee.
NATlONAL THEATKE AVID CIRCUS,
CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
opened s!ssssss! i. WEE. s:.ss s....
h.
s:Ts .s:::s &: 4 :. sI e s To r. Sss u:
Pc: 4; EPas foi:asIe and AeroSsite Feas
eripvs Of the highly gifted artists o. This
MRS Woobs N .sa Two Equestrian.
Tight H'' variety
Principal Male Eaus'sT'lTtHss N tEyI NORTH md T.
Anew school s;;SSf lss's: Effects
NATHANS
His pupils are W. Cincade and Little Pastor.
Personi6er Of Local Characters, &c, Mr. r WOODS
Pripspsl Arena Equestrian, W. y EARH0L;n
E9nl dn. va rSitsre, Mr. a q RHENgAA
Ring Master, II. NICHOLS. .
GHTiS 20
s: Sfass fs: 3''f: =, and
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. J. ALLEN
md tsss n ssi HSs
FIFTEEN YEARS OF A SAILORS LIFE!
Or. the Lghis and Shedcws e(ihe yamer,esn Nacy.
THIS EVENING. FEBRUARY IL
The Boz Once opSa from O'Clock morning unit
o'clock PM where attention will be paid TO the public
Door open half.pa.,s. performance att
MINERVA SOCIETY.
THE SECOND 6RANDEXCLUSIVE FANCY DRESS
BALL, Of the above Society, will take place a the MI
Rooms No COG Broadway Friday Sc Valentlncs
Eve Feb H. 1876 Tickets be had The Minerva Rooms
n 6tm
n ME sEVENiH ANNUAL BALL in aid Of The Fund.
or the HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY," wall
take place Nbos Saloon Wednesday evening the 18TH
inst Tcken be obtained Of the committee -
Emanuel B, Hart, IS Wall street
Joseph A. Jackson 1ee Grand street.
Lionel A. Myers, 50 Reade sueetj
John Levy, z33 Monroe street
Levin M4wson, 1863 Waer street
Angel II. Jacobs, 30 Stone street.
HENRY GOLDSMITH, Secretary,
Baw-r 90 Waller street
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PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
A LEVY will sell on sATURD AY Evening" at o'clock,
800 Broadway an entire ioyoce Of Paintings in their
tion OF Connosseu Amateurs and Dealers ready for
examination Also, share IN the New York Society Ii
brary. II? 3tsrc
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At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Every thing altered Arranged Conducted the precise
style Of FRANcoNi's, At Paris.
FRIDAY Evening, February ID,
CULVER
Among the Lliputaus-n which will appear the celebrated
SCOT, GIANT,
Upwards Of 7 feet In height.
NADINE MACARTE,
Will appear Of Hnrsemanhp entitled La Cracovienne.
FOUR QUARTERS OF The GLOBE.
An astounding feat OF double by Mess B.
Turnsr, NiHon: J. sweet and the two Masters Aymn.
Comic Ballad will be sung by the Clown Dan Rice.
Mr. Tanner his gallant stud Of horses will
sent the Chuioteer OF the Sun
MIR Nichols, . single horse riding backwards and for
wardsM.st. Nixon, Shpwrecked saior Boy-BrillIant
sets OF hor by Mast Walter Aymar and Mr. Nj
sho. and Mr.. NnosECoptest Of the Athlete BY the Bro
the wonderful training OF his Dog Billy.
~ Afernoon Performance every Saturday, commencing
Pric. Of or Dress Circle 50 eensPaIquete
at performance to commence hilf-psst7 o'clock
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k&k FOR BELIZE. HONDURAs-Bmk JOHN r.
Mx3\ GARDNER James Petersen, Master wall have
superior accommodations. apply the Cspain
board, F.ALFXANDER,
fla 1w-rs % south sreet.
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WI Be Published
ON SATURDAY MORNING,

A JOURNAL FOR HOME. - =
THE Iirst Number OF this and bssutful tAMlLY
i NEWSPAPER will be pubishsd o. saturday morning
next Il will he suuerby printed, fine paper and with
rye expressly for the pusposs The eo.tsu viii b. Of
the Of the Edit,r, this number will
al bntions from the Of Fanny Foester Gree
Greenwood, Psung Jadse Mclean, Fay, Coz. Brousham
John Nss and other popular wrtr The tsrmt
only dollars vesr! Single ceviss ~ cents IL will b
warded direction the county. the payment Of s.
year, la advance. TO the under gned
Agents. ne wsmen and oth-rs supplied on application 70
BURGESS 6TRtN9ER CO..
Wholesale Agents for NJ srriss National Press,
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"A MALICIOUS REPORT, injurious to my character,
has been most extensively circulating in this city for The
past lew davswhich Islander doubt calculated
sroy not only my but that Of family asoas
the substance OF the libel relates having had criminal
tercourse with female. therefore, offer the shove
fer the deteeuon Of the author Of said libel that m.y
gsacus ipvenoD hinh need scarcely q nv friends
81 and base fraud in all its particulars.
New York, Feb. II, 1876. JONAS SPEINBERGER-
LA 2txrc
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BOWENH THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Friday Evening, February I3,
The performance will commence with
THE WIZARD OF THE W1AHE,
Or. The Ship of the .apenseri
Charles Falkner. Esq Captain of II. M. y. he
Wizard of the Wave service Mr. H. Scott
Henry Beord LIST Lieut. Of the Wizard Mr. BlaI chard
Weevil, Mate OF the Unknown Schooner. MIR. Cony
Previous which, the Comedy Of
THE WIDOWS VICTIM.
Jane Chattery. ....:.. Mrs Seargeant
To conclude with the Drama Of
THE GOLDEN FARMFR.
Elizabeth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs Madison
Lower Boxes centsSocond and Third TIERS rs cts
Pit and Gallery l2h ceots.
Doors will open a half past curtsin will rise att
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BY sNIFFEN ( co. Aucrionser

crr,ou poAArCc TuTTLE AS HsTS M,rrVs r,rps
0&c-Tutle Ducuzeau will sell this DAY, 10 O'clock
s,No sh Bowsry the entire Stock Of Furs Of de-
GLAZING bu.ines consisting of large oil Sleigh
Robes Buffalo Skins Muffs Vicorines. Fancy Fur Trim
ming Hair and Seal Cps &s-the whole TO be perenpory
sold 70 clio the concern, lots 10 suit purchasers
B. In the will be found many valuable Fur and
the sale offers large nducemen to ladies'. who desire
articles in the line lot will be sold close the
fl9 ltsrh
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French's Hotel, No. is3 Fulton street, New York.
Sold Wholesale and retail By the principal agea CHI ARIES
II. RING druggist and Chemist f91 Broadway, corner OF
John and BY Of the respectable druggists.
lmsr
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A VALEN me sHOW.-This -ysr - destined to he a
"A img berrd for the valentine busness judging
ssro.gs - Nassau street Hi; Hundred Dollar valentine in
are really the beautiful saw. Go
srRoNos If YOU really wish elegant Valenne he hiss
entire Saloon devoted 20 the purpose. fls lrrh
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK
AN EMgHGENT MEETING q the most woshpfu
n Grand Lodge Of the Ancient Honorable fserntv
Free Accepted Masons OF the State Of New York will
be held this aitsnoon o'clock 10 the 0nd Lodge
ffait,rc JAMES HERRING, Grand 8ec'y.
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DR.; Jones' 20 y DEN ~ !, IS

INSERTS TEETH and warrants them good - the
raj ones for biting and msstcation.
A complete double set Of best mineral Teeth
fine gold plates, 80 %
A set OF best mineral Teeth, ON hne gold psss,
for the upper jaw, 70 be worn BY atmospheric
pressure, %
Single Tooth, from 81 @ TO %
Plueg.ns Teeth with Gold, from Bte 50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Csnal Broadway
ia Canstsrrset fl3it-rc
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CHATHAM THEATR~.
MRS. FLYNNS BENEFIT.
This Eveninv, Fab. Is.
The popular pl.y Of the RANSOM. Pauline, Mrs Flynn.
To be followed by CA ITCHING AN HkIRESS.
Csvoliue, Mrs Flvnu.
After which the DEAD SHOT. Timid, Mr. Mitchell.
Singing and Dancing by Mis-. Cohen and Mr. Thompson
To conclude with Rogusries Of Thomas" Thomas Flynn
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ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE PROPRIETOR of the Warrington Boot and Shoe
Store No az Greenwich of Barclay street, would
.psetfply inform his cu,,omsn and the public generally
BE- found written the dent kinds OF Boo Shoes,
which will be the and only in future in
ths Establishment He would thank public for the liberal
patronage recsy:d and sol Of the in
Do forget the number 22 Greenwich, Il Barclay
str ct. near the Hoboken Ferry JAMES WI0GlNS.
lunRr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21
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BUT Changed TO 3s.


al$- The public respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city, regulating the numbering OF the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 TO SO, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor Of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BUFFERS and COUGH DROPS, would ake the pre-
sent occasion TO call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
tisn, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which We are liable, in addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the cay
he has in his possession number from most respecta-
BILE Individuals, all tcstyng 70 the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to rctuln
his grateful thanks discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support sine
their introduction into this city; and lie is happy
the belief that they have been productive OF much
good wherever used. AS he is the sole proprietor al
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article Every bottle of his medicine ia
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his name on the label on the
side of the bottle. None other are genuine therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged to
be a most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition TO the above he has many other mEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
lugether with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
Isgues of which can be at his store, and which
he warrants to be equal to any in kIe city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 3S Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison Streets
And near Centre Market
NIB. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine drti-
cleS are for sale at other place in Baltimore. ala