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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-22

MILrTATY BALL AT PAsCAGoULA.-The
New Orleans and Mobile papers con iains
graphic accounts OF grand military ball re
Gently given by the officers a, pascagoula
Gen. Taylor was there, and he is thu spo-
ken ofby the New Orleans Evening Mercu-
~:
Gen. Taylor appeared in the undress of a
Major General, and with face glow
ing with pleasure. lie had on p ,ir of white
Kid gloves. and evidently intended 10 play
the gallant To the bes, of his ability; and The
manner in which he succeeded might be
seen in the approving gllnces Of the ladies
and certain seriousness in the iaces OF
some of the gentlemen, who began TO fear
that he was about TO repndlate tIe character
of Trough aud Ready"
From The Mobile Tribune we clip the FOL
lowing account Of some olher persons in at
tendance al the ball:
Mrs. Gen. TayIor-dress plain, and in good
taste, manners digniied and easy, counten-
apce rather stern, bot il may be The conse.
quence Of milit,ry association. Person tall
aud commanding meanor retiring. with
no palpable predictions for high station
and, Judging from appearances, one would
suppose The White House Offers mo peculiar
attractions to MIS-. Gen. T., aud il her ''leige
lord" would lis!cn TO Ler sage aud we'll con-
~idered counsel. il is not unlikely he would
be content 10 remain as Gen. l..
Miss Belly ylOr-dress-rich white
musIin-very handsome aud becoming, and
in character.
General Zachary Taylor was present al
the ball in an undress military. and remain
ed until seasonable hour. IL was mol his
fault il he did not make himself agreeable to
the ladies' and gentlemen. As we'll as cou Id
determine, he bore himself gallanly Ihro'
The actions and retired under colors flying
Col. Bllss,l take il, is no, much of ladies'
man. He is seldom seen in the parlor.
Miss Fanny j., Of Mobiie-dress, white
satin skiri, with lace il. She looked a.
fresh as a nymph, emerging from a iouniain
and IS happy as the inmate OF paradise. She
is sweet girl. Of iocund feeling, aud ,h.
MN who mates her, will have in store for
him Joy without alloy. | observed that the
agte able son Of the 'IIcro of BIrna VISIT
was her devoted attendant al The ball. To
capture such prize would eclipse the victo-
ries of his honorable sire. To call her pref
ty would be to 10 give but feeble notion of
the many charms, in her as natural "as
sweetness 10 the flower, or sal, TO the ocean"
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NORTHERN OuIo.-The accounts from the
Northeastern part OF the State, particularly
in the course Of CUrwin and Walker. midi
Gales decided change in favor of The Wing
cause and of Taylor and Fillmore. The
Tuscarawas Advocate speaks OF the meeting
at Massllon as Iouser, for sold Molly
Stark"
..The procession presented magnificent
appearance. Banners Aying--ihe shouts o.
the multitude, and The soulihrilIing tunes o!
iour bands, all proved that the Wing fire OF
40 had been kinded, and tina, the people
had arisen in their strength, determined 10
dive the Vandals from The capri !. Men oi
all parties are rallyng under the standard OF
Old Zlck, knowing that if elected he will he
The President Of The whole people, and no, OF
a patty"
Walker and Corwin spoke to the people
-eloquenily, respectively. The audience
listened with interested and profound at
tenlon, and retired determined that old
Y ,ck should sweep all before him in Nuvem
Der.
Some have supposed that the Western
Reserve would give majority for Van b.
rem. We are convinced this is mistake
The Reserve will turn out majority Of thou
sands for Taylor and Fillmore. Nj ,rk that,
The Locoioco boilers are returning TO the
Cass ranks, thinking The Wings sufficiently
deluded to stay boilers, but they will find
themselves in gross error.
The Reserve yankees are much like the
Green Mountain vermonters. They will
be influenced by the same causes, will yield
he same influences, and IN the end ''lace
'he music" and for The Wing ticket Taylor
and Fillmore, a the Vermunicrs have jus;
dJne.-Cm. Ga=. :, 18th.
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Mrs. Pariington says that she 'iniondod

Mrs. Darlington says that she 'iniondod
The consorI of tic Female Cemetery last ev-
ening, aud some of the songs were ex:iica-
led with touching pIhagoras. She de.
cl ares, s'the whole thing went off like Pack
enan shot; The young angels sung Ike syr-
ups, and looked like angels just out of para
.inx." She only regrets that during tie
showers of applause she Remembers that she
iaI iOrgo; her pdIasol-
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Let il bo remembered that virgins Indian Veget-
acle Pills prepared with special reference ths
laws governing the human body Consequently, they
arc always good always useful, always effective in
roofing out disease. Every family should keep them
al hand,
Bc,rare Of Susar-coa,ed CoHnfrrfcifsi- - Renem-
Der that the original and only genuine Indian vegc.
table Pills have the written signature OF WILLIAM
WRIGHT on the top liable Of each boz.
The genuine Is Tor sac nj wholesale and retail by
ROBERT BARNES, sole agent tar Evansville,
and by agents as above. sep9-Jw
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every fair and honest man, no matter how pre-
iudiced he may be, if he calmly considers what
/ have written and said, will be satisfied that
my motives were pure aud honorable. have
nothing more to say.
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MORE PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF WRIsnr's INDIAN
NEGErABIE Pills IN FEyER AND AGUE.

RUssELyILIE, Putnam CO., Ia, July Il, ~.
DIR. Wright:-Some time since, your agent left me-
supply OF your lndisn Vegetable Pills. / have
found said Pills TO be in great demand lately in the
cure of Fever and A@e Mr.. James Boyd has son
who had been laid up with the Fever and Aguc, and
had tried various other remedies, all of which prov
ed of no avail. lie determined TO try your Indian
Vegetable Pills, and by using box is sound
and well. MIR. i. Spencer had daughter MIR. Hugh
Groves son, and MIR. Charles Nichols end three a
his family were all down the same time with fe-
and Ague, and tried also the various other reme-
dies without effect. Your Indian Vegetable Pills
soon restored them to perfect health. can assure
you, from what 1 have seen, your Indian Vegetable
Pills may be relied for a certain cure OF Fever and
Ague. Yours, respectfully.
JACOB DURHAM. Z. NJ,
Also acting Justice OF the Peace
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The Duty OF all Coon WHO'S IN THE Pre-
SENT EMERG EYcY.-While we have encourag-
ing accounts from abroad (says the Providence
Journal, and we adopt its language as our own
our friends should not suffer themselves TO ne
glect their own State and District. However
confident we may feel OF carrying any State for
the Whigs, we must remember that no State
will carry itself We must employ the usual
means; we must perfect aud extend our organ
nation; we must circulate political inGorma-
ton; and we must see that the full Wing vote
is brought TO the polls. There is ample time
to do all this, yet there is no time 10 spare,
none TO he wasted in inactivity EVERY
MAN HAS A DUTY TO PERFORM; every
Wing should act as a self constituted com nit
tee, and should make his chief business for the
coming two months TO help TO elect Taylor and
Fillmore. He can do no other business half
| 90 profitable. No man who is interested in
the prosperity OF his country can do anything
half so profitable. from this day till the 9th OF
November, as 10 devote himself to politics.
When the nomination of General Taylor was
first announced, the Wing party seemed to
| think that the election was already won. aud
that they had nothing to do except to vote
such of them as might find it convenient-in
November, and some seemed 10 think that i,
was hardly necessary TO do that, but that one
| wing WoulG count against as many LOcolOcOs
as one American did against Mexicans at Bu-
ena Vista. They thought that the Harrison
campaign was TO be fought over again, but they
forgot hat the Harrison campaign did not
] cht itself. They forgot the extensive means
which were employed TO carry that elections:
ho,v tire whole body of the Wing party gave
themsely up 10 politics, and did no other bu-
siness. The same energy, the same exerlions
now will accomplish the same results; and lis
tlessness and inactivity now will accomplish
what hstles. ness and inactivity would have
ming 10 find out their mistake; they are just be-
Ginning to see that. if they mean to elect GEN
eral Taylor, they mus work lit; and, having
come TO that wise conclusion, we have no
doubt that they will follow it up with the ne
cessary exertiOns. Let us avail ourselves OF
the good feeling which is now starting, of the
enthusiasm which is kindIing oil over the land,
and glorious triumph for the country will re-
ward our efforts!
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FOR SALE,

TWO Family Carriages of superior finish and
/ Workmanship. They will be sold low Tor cash,
ar traded for good Horses or Mules. Apply 10
Ves~rs Harrington Crane & O'Riley, to the ow-
ner at the sherwood House, Evansville. Sep. ~
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 9Th, lS4S.

A few nights ago new Rough and Ready
Club was formed in the 9Th ward, I'd Mu-
uicipality, composed Of 80 Independent Dem
ocra,s. They marched in body OF $50.
others joined in, with torches, banners and
music, aud went down into the Sd Munich.
-pali,y cheering others in the cause. Gen.
raylor's cause is most bright in this State,
md we have serious hopes of giving him
20J0 majority in this city. The Sd Munc.
lpality has always been strong Democratic
we now beginto think it will give majority
for Taylor. The letters we receive from
various parts of the State are most cheering
10 his cause. The old General is al Pasca
guula, but will visit Pass Christian al the
close of this week.
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GENERAL TAYLOR IN New ORLEANS
The editor of the Nashville b amer has been
favored By friend with the following ex-
tract from letter dated
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fresh supply Of the genuine and .r,,,,
celebrated Wright's Indian VesetaS,.

Pills. ese'a"ie
las recently been received by the Agents in ,b;.
IL vicinity; This medicine has the peculiar m n.
II OF meeting the unanimous appreciation of those who
use IT. Ii is no clap-trap aiiair-no humbug" No
quack nostrum. So tar from this that il has entered
largely, and is every day becoming more widely in
troduced into the practice of physicians and in mo-
portion they are relieved of their preiudees 40
these acknowledge its merit
To the whole West has this medicine been indeed
great blessing subject as it Is to the diseases pecu
these Pills as an Medicne wb bTe I ,hsx
produce none OF the wretched results TO the cons,,u
ton which that mineral Produces whoever ries this
medicine, will not ofterward be willingly without il.
RrBEwARE OF SUGAE-coArED CouSTrryErrs,-Re.
member, that the original and only genuine fndias
Vegetable Pills haze the pritten signature of Will.
LIAM WRIGHT on The topof each bor
The genuine is Tor sale wholesale and retail bv
ROBERT BARNES,
sol. agent for Evansville.
90. Newman, West Franklin; c. p e. T.
1udspeth, Boonville; A NJ Phelps Newburg; Henry
John Lynn, Lynnville; q w Noble Louisville; and
At DIR: WEIGHTS principal office, l69 Race street,
Philadelphia, Pa sep 9-3w
CuILLs AND FEvER.-Wrght's Indian Vegetable
Pills are one of the BEST if not the very best medicine
in the world, for the OF lntermitant Fever, be-
Cause they excel all other in Kidding the body of those
morbid humors which are the cause not only of all
Oh every incident 10 man.
Four five OF said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken
every night on going TO bed, will, in short time,
make perfect cure of the obstinate case of
Chils and Fever at the time the digestive or
CANS will be restored to healthy tone, and the
blood so completely purified that Fever and Ague,
or disease IN any form; will be absolutely mpOssi
bic. !.
This is to certify, that was entirely cured of the
Chis and feyers. of several months standing by the
use OF tour doses, of four pills each OF Wrghts In
dian Vegetable Pills, and after taking medicine from
a regula physician for time, and having no
symptoms vi it since which has been about one year
ago. W. SPENCER
Texas, Champaign Co., Ohio.
SUGAR GROVE, Fairfield CO., O., Nov, l9, 10
This is to certify that was cured OF the chills and
fever by the use OF Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills,
after having three attacks oft
DAVID BERRY.
Beuar Of Sagar-codted COuRterjeits,-Remem-
Der that the original and only genuine Indian Vege-
table Pills have the written signature of WILLIAM
WIGHT on the top OF each box
The genuine is for sale at wholesale and retail by
ROBERT BARNES. sole agent for Evansville and
by other agencies as above. sep93w
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SUGAR GROVE, Fairfield co., O., Nov. l9 10
This is to certify that cured OF the chills and
fever by the use of Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills,
VII thraa MI, %,
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90. Newman, West Franklin; e. p e. TT
HudsDeth, Boonvle; A NJ Phelps, Newburg; Henry
Blaksley, 81. Louis; Jones & Richardson Jonesboro
John Lynn, Lynnville; q w Noble Louisville; and
At DIR. WRIGHr's principal office, l69 Race street,
Phiadelp hia, Pa. sep e-3w
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Died.

On Friday evening, the 18th inst, MARGARET,
daughter Of Dennis aud Ann Munday aged four years
and fourteen days.
The friends of the family and Cornelius and Daniel
Munday, and also his brothersin law James and Ber-
nard Deering respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, at three O'Clock NJ, from 236 Elizabeth
street. Sunday the 18th inst
On Friday afternoon, the 18th inst, Mrs JANE
GIBBs in the I'D year of her age.
Her friends and those of her sons, Nicholas C
Henry p, John C. Robertson, and Manuel Gibbs, are
respectfully invited to attend her fun era Sunday
afternoon the 18th inst at o'clock, from her sons
residence, No. 10 Rivington street.
On the 18th inst, of exhaustion from hemorrhage,
JAMES c. DUGAN, in the 4S.h year of his age.
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
this day. at three O'Clock M without further invi-
tation
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Married.

| On Thursday evening. the 10th inst, by the Rev.
MIR Sprague Mr. Isaac BApEAu, of Brooklyn, L. l., to
LYDIA P, daughter of VIM. Carroll, Esq of Salem,
Mass. al at r..-.r
At Worthwhile, Bucks county, Pa, ON the sth inst,
by the Rev. Levi g. Beck, Mr.. JAMES N. VAN AYR
wERr of this city, to Mrs JANE NJ. Van HART of the
former place.
At Trinity Church, August 10th, by the Rev. DR..
|Sesbury, Rev. A. NEwKrRK LIrTLEJoHN, to j. NJ. ARM
STRONG, daughter of Samuel j. Armstrong, of this
lefty. ESQ.,.
On Friday afternoon, Aug 4th, at Grace Church,
by the Rev Mr.. Taylor, Mr. f. II. MILLER, Jr, of Cox.
sackie, to Miss MARY w DUNN, of this city.
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JACOB s PLA1T. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TRADE
ssie 200 aeeacob Platt will sell above Mon
day. 4th inst ~ O'clock ct the Auction No Is Plat
700 packages being the entire manufactured stock
hand at iheAmsican Boston GAS Works Company oonns
Of general assortment Of variety OF 0ass Ware Of thor
manuactoy Catalogues now ready stating terms, and
sam Piles may he examined on the morning ffae
VACoB s. PLAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHINA.
Glass and Earhern are-Jscob Piatt will sill Mon
day hinst Immediately after the sale Of the Glass Ware 40
lots Of Earthenware China Guandoes Enamelrd Ware
&C. in lots suited TO the of the city
dealers NBThs sale will take lace in the large Sales
the Auction Store previous TO whcn refreshments will be
given. rr.rr. . .ar ..-f.f
A CARD-AT MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
houfe the evening the 18th June, the following
onted TO draft resolutions expressive Of the feelings of
the company in relation the resignation Of their late
Mr. Daniel Weeks viz j. l.. Lyon, Ezra Crane VIM Gar
rett Rob II Lamonte John Carpenter ard Charles Bauch
Resolved IL is but inst and etcd TO those officers Of
Comrany who have faithfully performed their duty credit
TO themselves aud that some mark OF should be
shown towards them in Offering their resgnaon after having
served their time in the Department; therefore,
Weeks for the kind and gentlemany treatment we have
received from him while officer of this Company
Resolved That take great pride in saying that hs best
wishes thofe under his command and always
harmony and good feeling and other
Dep and in his have who will
always enjoy esteem an respect
Resolved That under present officers will toge-
ther heretofore and be as motto when duty calls
guam psratus"
Resolved That copy of these resolutions he given to Mr.
Weeks and also inserted in Of the daily papers.
r.
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so SIN. Oats were dull and We quote canal st AZ
q. lsc End Jersey at 81 . 3sc.
CoTror-Tbe market remains quiet and inactive,
With sales Of about 200 bales e-eIlllI F7i'
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open at 4 to commence ate o'clock Admission 70 cents
%uG45 s.. a gseh ESaorE
co%ny Of yoasts whose in all tic continental
utmst astonshmeDt delight Fraulen Iovaney the
principal vocalist # the has acknowledged through
SHAVE % ean on
the sr mu.cai wonders age. Particular viii be
ven on their arrival mid rnrrpt
DANoRAMA OF TAYLoR's CANT IGN IN MEXICO, AT
Marches and Battles oaS BY Sen syor ne
also gives views Of the country towns cities So
o'clock Admission % Schools admitted reasonable
terms No charge for descriptive pamphlets IL,
, ~ At San
entirely new Grand serpura oTsmas Of the
S;ssss ss INV S1ssssa 7 ~ xs%ia ND
Porana Sabine spectacle s..
ss ali %
from Chaos uniformed Universe until
lie second Genesis he ap
and experiment in this department. Of the arts the moo;
ssn
Fish and Fowl Fifth Day Creation Animals sixth Dsy
Son s
Part IL Grand Diorama q the DsHss
4
nsTem and tie New YoFh ca Of EGSSksn Monday
season q a1II ra.oiHt F.h
GRAND FLoTILIA ExCURsroN-MR J. PARKERs AN.
3 na M take s p sena
comIanied by baIges Tickets dollar to admit Lady
Ielioy!ng landing: ;Sos q Tils street, p at
az s te'Sw a a%S or cSmss .;r sr S
street 81 street j too 18th street. sto; foot
Of Courandt st Should the weather stormy it viii be
postponed.
N Office TO TIE PUBLICanEaR RYNINGER, WHO RE-
Ferry single wirc will perform similar feat and the
Sss ossSay ' sn rs
- At s5each The party FOX
S Rs''s sfs ns ssIs s
ss' ssar1s e. US ss%sSs e
ss sSr a s1nd d x s S os
Starters fscoo swsspssses $iSeSe sasscSsrs at q
i.srgss sss'i . assss sa asS
Parties DESTROYS either q above Sweep
NJ +. e * @ n 50
a a. sSs9ssas sssat
81 sss1s To Re % msd %s
.S% ' ss:
ss To prevent aud 70 scrip win b genuine
bydinerent posta L idn TTr-I
DARK THtATKE-TnE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
srod coeS ommenepr ON or aon Sa p or oss
ton which Be cam Be- assrsned on spp
~ - - w. C0RBYN, Barclay street.
NErIus1E HOUSE NEW NEW r. koeBE!IETpE sgBseRI
@ that had Of his best
They located the oors
rd % Of them families each CA S
for horse; and saTsss
nights w. e " : ''-sD.S Y y IRsiie RICE
TIE QukEN'S hUTE5 OPPOSITE rhh GEN EkAL Post
tel having recently undergone alterations and great
II % S found on @ to n have
s$sssSis s s ana Css
v,rmerv Chief steward o tho Erit;.b o
reference New YoTs to ME- A White 90 Cedar street
ne FghIoN sT.sEr NEW Yokk
public in especially those Vest and in
= {:
a h Of an Bd Is nSs and
ter The WHY stocked with The best and
o. vines brandy Sc all purchased from the importers With
morning lunch win b found in the saloon and in order Co ao.
n @ 5 e fspn
sS with ,VI s' ag OF e enc who favor the ea
Who may require and reemen on snsp
rival without seeking 1t esev , here;
"A rate s adjustment in the lower part Of he y The owSsr
being in other business will sell for cash. exchange land
%es sa Ds: with s Il. oa @ Bar
No. 80 Nassau street, or to ]. b. STUUvENEL,
chee r ss IN Nc bs ~ .Son n sss
Srvsy Of LACK. p .al EsSrs
Of Plots or for and for
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NJ Office TO THE PU BLIC-nEaR RYNINGER, WHO RE-
Gently the Scuylk River Paramount Grays
Ferry single wire will perform similar
river at Harlem, Tuesday Aug 18TH 1875 single
the shore on the other,
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II uriit Tah, IIsL,IHE WELI-KNOwN BARK MAR
trcpt d. ror | Is loidng. ard i'll with
- iN"' -''ii''s q OF passage, apply to
or 10 CHAMBERLAIN II PHELrs,
n QrnLcr
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as,oni,b al kkaLNGkks LNIMENT CONTINUES
agreeable qualities have cau,:d hundreds q the frat fm;. i n
o. ns o be - IN their houses il has be-
toilet II soens and beauties the skin Il ga
hertef to be without Il All dicues b. this i,nsr sow
Immediately spbdued II is the cheapest Article nov al ~
IN %s me Lately rSI the most wonderful ssc spts
friend sited BY Mr. william T. Porter the raset scs
hest Of elastic souls that catered for the ortr
world Principal tfcc No. go Pearl st. Of Rusbtor Csrr
go, nv Broadvay and NE drngsis.s gensrally ~" '
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BOARD WANTED IN PRIVATE FAMILY-A YOUNG
- Lady wishes obtain hoard in family
Notes addressed to T. A. Herald office stating terms &c. will
eiyea ttento
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I Usl rcBLishED-Dh BVSFwlCK'S GREAT WORK
and Lectures Venerca and other affections of Ur
nary Organs $50 pages arto This is the most complete
teal work Of the kind issued from the press Ii
thirty colocd engravings which deneate this class
diseases inimitaby 1t also contains forty wood eugavngs
equally well executed and everything known about the modern
of these diseases has been carefully recorded and all
the most approved aud formulas have been given
author ho4 Broadway Price So Also Dr. BIS work self
81, for sale rs above. u --- ~ - = - -
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TTNlM0LAIS SULPHUR BATHS No. 547 PEARL STREET
Broadway introduced by Louis Tmolat the wear
1870 and successfully administered by him. for cure of in.
tons of the skin palsy severe colds mefcural affections sc &c
These the only Sulphur Baths in the city, are highly re-
recommended by the for the cure Of
the above named COMPLAINTS and the that have
been treated successfully guaranty afflicted
and speedy relief The baths
that danger of colds be experienced
smell oder ercep ibe after Given daily from
IA Ladies particularly attended to, by Mrs ii.
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nR. GkLIUkf, pa CHURCH STREET, WISHES TO
make known that there Of private diseases
that he by his method short
time without the least Inconvenience the patient has
had twenty experience this branch his profession
can wnIrnnt perfect cure in every u vi
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vVHE INDICATED vAPOR, SULPHUR, AND IODINE
Baths agent for drawing diseased the
deep seated parts to the surface beyond comparison
powerful than other known agent There many
diseases which the most skul physician correctly
nsuish that disappear enr after the of this powerful
remedy Ii is well known that the ordinary exhala
the skin cannot be moncnaly interrupted without inducing
coldf rheumatism arhGa dysentery &c. What
sopabe then infer than their inducing
powerful perspiration Sulphur Baths always ready -
y MRS. Carroll, No. 81 Broadway,
~ r.a.f two doors above Leonard street.