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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-07

STEAM BRICK PRESS FOR sALE.--At the request of
- the proprietor, j. G Proud ir, will offer at public
sale Tuesday, April H. at o'clock, m, the prem
ses the brick establishment situated the East
Branch and the mouth of the Warrington canal II
sss of large brick building with slate roof. brick
chine of Sawyers patent steam engine of tenhorso
er, and three large and substantial kilns with fixed roofs
and sheds. and eleven clay lots which the works are
placed. The machine is of approved model, was IN
operation several years. and will make day from 900
to 600 bricks of superior quality could be put in
good working order in few days. with the prospect OF Inn
mediate and profitable business Or, II desired the build
ing from its construction and location, could easily be al
tered be used advantageouy in other kinds OF manuac
ture - ~.
will be made known the day of sale, At any time
vious upon application to the proprietor, At Baltimore.
TO Joseph Ingie T. M Hanson, esqrs on Capitol Hill,
tn ROBT. w. DYER, Auotioneer
April 4-6t
(yHOICE CI.ARET WINEs.-Barton and Guesteir's
u "Chateau MaIgaux." "LatonL Mouton," Leo
vile and Larose care all of l84 vintage cases of
one dozen each also various other cares for family use
at moderate prices, for sale by
Wine Merchant, 81 Chestnut street
Next door to Congress Hall Hotel, Philadelphia.
Mar G3-6t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-07

The members of the Democratic Association members of
Congress- and all other present at the seat OF the
national government citizens Strangers friendly to
libe reform throughout the world, without distinction
party are requested assemble in meeting in front
of the Franklin Engine House, Wednesday, the 18th
o'clock, p. m, for the purpose of responding the
progress of civil liberty in France.
torch light procession will be formed at u o'clock, and
proceed through the prime of the city with band
of music.
The citizens of Washington requested to illuminate
their houses for hours after dark the night of the
meeting.
April7 H. ). DAVIS, President
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOBBY vir-
of deed Of trust from Dollar Mullen dated the 3ot
S. oos AL 49, and of the land records of Wash
ngon county will be sold At public auction in front Of the
D. M part OF lot No /, square No S4S fronting Fl feet
inches 10th by IS feet in depth, with the i'm.
provements thereon. IL
Terms at sale r. W. DYER,
Mar. 9-2awNds .4et Auctioneer.
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N1-By request, Mass OF Requiem will 70 offered In
ST Matthew's Church Monday next 10th instant ut 10
o'clock for the of the souls Of those who died for the
independence Of France The public respectfully in
vited to attend. G. +. DYVERNOIS
JOHN ALEXANDER,
April 7-3t c. GAUTIER.
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DIED..

DIED,
On Thursday morning the 9th instant of consumption
Of his EVAN EVANS native of Wales but for the
sixteen a resident of this city.
His friends respectfully requested to attend his funeral
o'clock this afternoon from his late residence south street.
the opposite the Institute
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BY n. GREEN, AscetoNev.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI1 URE AT AUG
II TION-On Friday the 7th inst shall sell tho resi-
dence of gentleman declining housekeeping at 10 O'Clock
m, Louisiana avenue, between Sd and Al streets,
nearly opposite the City Hall, (he flag will designate tho
house,) good lot of furniture WIS
Mahogany parlor chairs and centre table
Maple bedsteads and wardrobe
Chntzcovered lounge, feather beds and bedding
Ingram and passage carpets, Venetian blinds, dCc
With lot of kitchen requisites
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
April 5-WTh&F Auotioneer.
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r ECTUREs upon Natural H',tory, Geology, Chem
IL istry Steam, &c., by Timothy Flint vol. 4OS pages,
full bound in leather. Price 50 cents. fN'os'
Goods Book of Nstureathe full copy, in vol svo; full
For sale "a few copies ony,) close consignment by
March F. TAYLOR.
open WORKED COTTON HOsE.-WiIl be opened
g dozen brown open cotton hose. lace patterns
Is do open Lisle thread do
10 do do and embroidered do
ON HAND,
200 dozen ladies' cotton hose, of all possible grades
200 do misses cotton hose, in white nd brown plain
more perfect and complete assortment of hosiery not
to be found. and will be sold at our usual low prices
WHITE MARsEILLEs aUILTs.--6 extra quality and
Apr" 1s ,sdf gums no. A''t pc5fIs AGG Gf i1s CO.
THE Laurel MILK Depot Is removed to the
on d street, near 10th, directly opposite Mr. Foy's ho
toners and Citizens generally Pure mix
ing and evening from the dairy Of Co.. Capron Laurel
Families will be supplied from the wagon, by leaving their
names and residence the depot Sixteen quart tickets
April 5-3r- p. BOGERT.
ID with good board, moderate terms, ID street,
(souh side door from 9th street Also vacancies for
e e, sna
r OsT, a Newfoundland Dog, called Rover; white
breast black body and white white, feet white spot on the
him with Mr. Dunnington, at the Capitol will be rewarded
for his trouble. Mar 3l-3t
CSPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING AT THE NEW
10 YORK MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE.-We hay
hand, and constantly manufacturing, the
fashionable styles of spring and summer clothing We
name in part
Dress and irock coats of French English and American
cloths
Sacks, of cashmere Coddington Tweeds Orleans, and
other cloths
Blu siness frocks, new style, of various goods
Pants SITS, of all qualities, for gentlemen's
Boys and servants clothing, in great variety.
Also, chamber robes, Shirts bosoms cravats, umbrellas
n OF wi w be a
Just received lot Of stitched bosom Shirts the unpre-
cedened low price of 81 each.
JAMES GALLIGAN ~ son,
Pennsylvania avenue, door to d. Clagett ~ Co.
| April 5-eo3tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-01-11

+ CHANCES of SENTIMENT IN GREAT
MEN.-Mr.9 Clay, in the commencement
of the war, at a meeting a, N. o., as he
was reported at the time, took decided
grounds in favor Of every citizen supper
ing his country, and longed for an oppof-
tuhity TO "s!ay alMezican. I" Now, Mr..
Clay denounces the war and censures
Congress for voting for "what they knew
to be lie-that the war was enacted
by the actof Mexico. "tVhat has efecied So
material a change in Mr.. Clay's views!
Mr.. Webster, also, in 1916, in the u.
S. Senate, said. '.if any advice or media-
ton were offered to Mexico, he had no
doubt she would De advised to peace; and
lift were offered, he Tor one should then
be for suspensions Of hostilities; bot war;
why then we should let her have war. land
rigorous war, until She should be brought
to her senses" The only mistake that
our Government he's made in following
out Mr.. Webster's advice, is. that it did
not prosecute the war vigorously Mr..
Webster, has also materially changed
his views, and is even for withdrawing
supplies for carrying on the. war. Such
changes of sentiment in great men, in a
single year, are extraordinary.i
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THE -
JOLIET SIGNAL.

JULIET SIGNAL.
bslls published every Tuesday morning
on Chicago-street, Joliet, Ill. ol., sdt
sd1 TERMS. Two Dollars per annum pay
able in advance, or $3.50 if payment is
delayed until the end ofthe year.
- RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, az lines or less,)
ua one insertion, eis, I'll. 81,
stt ,as." :. Each additional -oa5
oo;.s. =. gr.,.,r insertion,
.r5s a9'' s months, $50
So !" o. IL months, III
Ordinary business cardsper ann. 8
No advertisements will be inserted in
this paper unlessaccompanied by the cash
or some person personally known to the
editorsbecoming responsible for the same.
vie 6TAll letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they will not re-
Give attention. ,aa.a--.., ......,-...
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VOLUME 5, NUMBER 81

protection, viii be best promoted by care.
fully abstaining from the exercise Of all
powers not clearly granted by The consti-
tuition. .'3 '. JAMES K. POLK. I.
Washington, Dec. Is. lS47. -,
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stock iaued-tke old stock conssila.ei withaa. In
terest and the proceeds 81 I've new stock applied 10
the extension Of the read Tasss orsr.tsss eontiaas
until the lire resehes sore point sheh produce, blsi.
nee enough TO pay by which tine tAs origad stosS-
holders subscribers 90 TIE frst i.su. a.. CON ..iy
Loot sight o. and tb- nrst bondhodvr. Ias, stack
holders get all the ne, proceeds, In the shap. OF in
tsrest and dividends.
This 10 true history 81 nearly every railroad con-
psny emspsting from copnse.si With mi. city aud
II 10 really astonishing with what stoiciru aud phi
losophy the parties insress ed bear the Immense losses
imposed upon them. After what has taken plaes 10
years past IL no doubt seems strange to many that
individuals could be found ~ho you'd risk their capital
in the hands Of such people as manage the haancial
affairs Of these compsniss bu; II IT, There ate at
this msment, three railroads directly ed with
this city, sn about half ashed neither as Of -hi,h
can ts completed without raising millions upon mil.
lions Of dollars In way Zach Of thsss eompAnie.
have already expended more money than thslr mana
gers estimated would cost to put each one perfect
running order, with all the furniture and Appurte-
nances necessary for the most extsnsive tras Eash
Of these companies brve not only exhausted Il. credit
but have been compelled to raise money at enormou,
sacrifices upon the best security they had he arst
cost Of the line 20 far as they CO. and placed IL utterly
out Of the question to pay interest upon anything but
the first issue Of bonds II is not astonishing In view
Of facts that the stock OF each Of these oompa
MES ia selling in the market at fifty cents on the
dollar hat It is extra ordinary that they do sell q.
a greater den-eeiafiou
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COZ N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.

Monday, Dec. II-6 T

HAVhAay, Ice. 1I-6 +. M.
The Yelow Fever" Is very prevalent in Wall street
and people so much affected by it that they hardly
give thought to the cholera. 1t is well known that
during the existence Of the cholera it necessary to
keep the mind easy and think little of the disease
possible and the gold excitement will act as one of
the best preventives extant by absorbing public atten
ton. There deposited In the Mechanics Bank TO-
day forty pounds of gold just received from California;
and the agents Of the line Of steamers between this
port and San Francisco say that large now
on the way to this city. The quantity deposited in
he mint by the government has been pronounced
genuine and there not the slightest doubt but that
We shall soon have large quantities of CON- from
California geld in circulation. The exctemen mt in re.
alton to this matter exceeds anything have ever
seen, and it appears to daily increase. All sorts
Of theories advanced relative to the probable effect
of the anticipated supply Of gold upon business upon
the value Of property, upon the currency, upon the
country, and upon the world at large. Some predict
an enormous imitation In prices<of property; while
others argue that instead Of real property increasing
in value gold will deprecate. There will bs no varia-
ion In the relative value of property but the increase
IN the supply Of gold will lessen its value that it
win then require more gold to buy the same property
than it does At present. all is speculation all
uncertainty, and, for time, there will be great de-
rargement in everything connected with financial
affairs, great imitation In prices for everything but
after while they will settle dow upon new standard
Of value. There will, however be no important varie-
TON from that in existence, the change will 20
through all the ramifcatops of trade, end we shall
realize very little actual alteration in the relative
position Of prices for every species of property.
In the meantime, there will be, without doubt an
immense speculative movement in stocks The brokers
have already been very much affected BY the mania:
and the outsiders become noculated with the disease
the fancies will rss rapidly than has known
for years AT the first board to- day. Harlem went up II
pr cent; Long Island =; Reading Railroad, III Nor
wish and Worcester, /; Erie Bonds, III Canton Co.
III Farmers Loan, III Illinois, n; Treasury Notes. a.
and Ohio 6s 4; Erie Railroad fell of 4, and sold at SO,
dividend Of three per cent off. 1t is the gold fever
alone that Ia carrying up stocks at this rate and in the
event Of any reaction in the excitement, the bears
could soon make up their losses. The advance thus
far has brought out immense amount of stock and
the bulls will have, ct this rate more than they
can comfortably carry.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts of the
New York, Harlem and Albany Railroad Company in
each If the frat eleven months each the past five
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12
Court Calendar for This Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr-e, TO- 10, IS, 80, IS, -, 80 40 45,
Al to so, inclusive; IS to co, inclusive; 30, 81.
SrrrnIon CorRT.-1O, IL II, rs, ~, so is g. 90 20
rs So So 10 103, los III, lis, liz l2 LIS l2e lSl
49, l47 las, $50 H. 20, 2's IS, 10 So o. Oh, ico
1C9, 81, 10, $50, Ia, l3s.
ConmoS PIrAs-Part lists 81, SO, 80, 81, 81, H. 20,
H. Part 2d-.i a. leo, los, Ito, l2, ia li6, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12
Election I'm Boston for Mayor.
BosroN, Dec. LIP. NJ.
he election in this city to. day for Mayor, resultei
Iacready and Forrest.

BALTIMORE Dec. lilo P. M.
Macready was received this evening at tho Front by
an immense audience, and Throughout the perform
ance was loudly and enthusiastically cheeIed There
WAS no hiss disturbance during the evening. For
rest performed at the Holiday, and was handsomely
received by house crowded to overflow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12
Account of the Cholera ou isOnTd the Packet
Ship New York.

The annexed is letter from Captain Lines,
of the ship New York, containing an account OF
the cholera as 1t prevailed on board Il IS vessel--
ON BoARu HAyRE PaoKEr Sur
Nkw foRK At QUARANrrNE,
STATEN ISLAND, December Q, 1SlS.
To Dr. +. CAMPBELL STEwART:-
Dram SIn,-Agreeably to your request, herein give
you statement OF events that took place on board
this chip, on her late passage from Havre to this port
We left Havre Nov 9th with Fl cabin and 33l steer
age passe pgers, and of SO PEI sons. Total
Der ON boad, 1856 souls; all in good health and no
epidemic or other sickness prevailing at Havre when
we left
For the first sixteen days out, nothing unusual oc-
CURED, and we had made favorable progress
voysge-being then In latitude AZ deg N, and Ioua
tude 81 deg w. Up this tme all onIboard had re-
manned in perfect health, aud vas hateec pg myself
That ehould terminate my voyage without having
any sickness beard, whom stterags passenger. n
mar aged 20 applied TO me 10 prescribe for him Hs
told me that be had been suffering from frequent
cuatons and vomiting for the lest two days and that
ne was very thr.ty and weas found his puse fee DE
but quick, aud his que feu aud Of daskish yell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12
Fire In PhiIndelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec liam.
fire was discovered about ten O'Clock this morn.
ing in the cellar OF the Old Erin ds Meeting House,
in Pine street which filed with oil and turpen-
tine. The flames, however, were quickly subdued by
the timely arrival Of the fire department..
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Fanny Kemb,e Butler.

ALBANY, DC. IT, 1918.
Fanny Kembe Butler arrived in this city yesterday
and stopping at the Delavan House She will short
ly by private conveyance to West Stockbrdse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

MS. RALPH, AUTuoE OF TUE "REACTICAL PHIVATa
~ Irra.sa &c Is Gfsnw.a stfqstofoa hourH to Il.
~ Gto Pr tsrnaEy sIcnpsd Then who sprly In aactrY
attending sAor ssrg It's eheay hoTsr, thoso vho hsTss
fsrd cf.a sl1 OF reor rto properly gpprsciSs
hs sssriscN In aslnrs frm it, a. n.rt OH IA "a
slyGE5ee az dsrcnS ctses ttron unsonaor sivanAi
Ala ys2J az,S rfsss-) - r1 f,pie cay, aa
tiinsl e-s uteh, 70 has GtQui - obtstss
FROM atsss soayrala Eoaerstt
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Election In virginia.

WARRINGTON, Dec III, 1918.
The election for Governor in Virginia comes off
Tomorrow President Polk cent no gold message to
tod
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 9, 1913.
The cotton market continues nrm, with safes of
5000 bslee In -four, have change to notice; the
sales of day reach 000 barrels The demand for
corn Is active with sales of so 600 bushels at pre-
vious quotations For sugar there Is good demand,
though the market is scarcely SO firm The sa.es
800 hhds Provisions remain unchanged.
CINcfSSATI, Dec. 0, 1913.
There is not much doing in our markets, as opera
tors hope the opening of the week. to receive
later European pewe. The rates of -four are from
SO 20 to So 81, with some demand for shipment; as
freshts plenty, the river Is in fine order, and
rates reduced. Eols coming In freely, considering
the state of the weather. and sell at So 20 to SO 60
GroctriesNot much doing. New crop sugar. fair
quality 4'sc to d1sc. Rio Coffee, 6,fc. to 7c N. o.
molsses 24c. to ESQ Provisions very 1uiet with
unchapge ID rates. New lard is worth Sic, to SIZE
Cheese, oc TO 6sc for selected parcels. Butter &c.
to 10c.
BALTIMORE, Dec. II, 1Sls.
The market has been quiet to-day, with moderate
sales, at previous prices. Flour Of 100 barrels
Howard street at So Grain groceries, and provisions
remain unchanged. Whisky Small sales at "a a %
cents.
The Southern line Is out of order which has delayed
the regular Congressional and other reports.
ALBANY, Dec. IL, 1873, r.
There Is but little doing in our markets as I'd k}Ts
are waiting the arrival OF the Canada -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

q I ONLY!-WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH, WHEN
w they can have them inserted for dollar
for hye ut the Office established in 1884, the
Ireesf Filling with golA 75c to ST. Extracting cents
Offte, 3OS - s'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-12

A STOUNDING COLLECTION OF IMPOSSIBLE CURIOSI-
ostes at the New Museum, exhibited every night at Bur-
tons Theatre, Chambers street Read the BILL stay away-R
} gu
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1>ABERNhCLE-D4 BOYNTON WILL GIVE TaE sE.
eond Lecture and Exhibition at the naos
Iuesdsy vnns Dec ~ Electricity aud hagnes
ism OF the Globe Brilliant pemens will be given showing
the Earth to be Magnevhy the Mayres Needle points the
north theory for the Northern Lights The analogy
tween the motions produced by Electro Magnetic
motions Of the Earth and Heavenly Bodies Rod Of will
be made stand the touching nothing
M axis by passing electricity across it, series Of and
prisipR experiments in Electro Magne 30 given Some
Of these have been ened to tho public
few moments will be occupied in explaining the Eero Nag
rec Telegraph The whole conclude exhibition
explanation a peaos great moral painting Of the Cours Death
Doors at ga. ecure to at N o'clock Tickets
Twenty five cent? For sale At the Music Book
he door
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M OsT ExrRAsRDLNARY woRK-1o Tnr MARRIED.

M OaF EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO TIE MARRIED.
1vl those contemplating narriagTho Married Womano
Private sed 3. Cor anion by Dr. Mauricoau Sixth ed
ton Prco 81 ihswes 10 meeting with
1900 copies having arca been disposed oE) Every female
getting COPY whether narris married. although 1t
tended especially for The married discos secrets
which hoa!d be known to them particularly Hero every female
discover the and the efficient
dics and most certain mode OF every For IA
Bro;6ys7 at The publishing Office l29 liberty street. Yor1
T. H. Peterson, Ne. - Chcsnut street. Philadelphia Little
Co., Albany W Day BoJton On tho receipt Of ST. cory
will be transmitted by uS free Of postage TO all TIA
United Sats AL strs must be addressed post paid to Dr.
NJ EACEicEAU box liza New FORK city Ofoe LIZ Liberty
atrcct
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Washington Railroad.

Saratoga nnd Washington Railroad.
ALBANY, Dec H. 1913.
The Saratoga and Washington railway was open
ed on FRIDAY last, through to Whitehall.
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ma EDICAL OrrlCE.-DR JOHNSON, IS DUANEsraEkr
I'VE nCaC hen st. 20 vol kroan taS mos al
pr1ShureI IN ROW oT IN o Treatment Of vanercnl d.isss.
fnc Doctor for rs j. sh0lo A half
have existed fox yeafs PIE sulena Gss, seturo
upon TIC body, In the uEosr p-as In Tie head
homes OF TIC i ccetu9y cured Coa9tutiorai vea-ncta.
BROUGHT ~ ctgt halt dusei IA ~ young men, casa
lnsioae d-tTs and Mig Wy erstiona roritvev Z.
Recent cured IN iorr 6sYs without ersdry
In dat, or revocation from business
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The Winter Hats ofKuox,-

"Now brows bound with victorious wrcathA-
Thus bakTeare roads, from the lips Of huss hacked
Richard" Tie present reading by taso fashion ia
Nov brows grsoed by this hat Of xnox For style
duiabt md isb, KNOX, f 12S Fulton Of has The
halter His prices low indeed
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=. o,.s Iron The pest2s c1h.enosyEs oo.. J. ISL

- From Tie Bost0n thronotype Oof. ], 1871
CONSUMPTION Is TIE GREAT CURSE OF OUK NORTH
~ ATTITUDES IL the blight of felicity and tho
desroe Of beauty 1t robs the cheek Of its hcahfu bloom
mind o its seetity and the it's biancy wastes ths
form, dms the intellect and punges its victila early
gave They tho old the rous and tho gay city bsl
the country lass alike its and its victims
e man. then whose genius and research urahe
hid defiance TO this "Dweor OF the Threshold" mcrs the
nlInufe and titudo Of he shall have ours leas
One of tbs important discoveries science
OF pulmonary a1ectonr Is the BALSAM WILDCYER
RY and the credit Of its discovery due to the oelebrae
star This VARIABLE compound has restored
TO health IL 10 exIectoraDt tono and demu Ia said
to be purely vegetable preparation Under its magic influence
the most obstinate coughs Colds aud bronchial disap
pear. We have used 10 and a
this when this great Of disease winds are 20
plsraisnt
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS, the wrapper
For tsle, wholesale and retail by Msssrs Sands 100
Fallen street corner Williams EeDry Johnson 3 Broidws
heniold Co. Fletcher street, and by the rally.
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IMPORTANT PREyEATIvE or CaOLEaA.-IP BE-
con matter Of the highest person
HI the hest canaed stop pogresso that hor
rble epidemic Asato Cholera a. our doors
Dr. Bakes Aromatic Bers safely as the most
valuable remedy yet known for preventing this disease IL
in and IL is only auan y Of
tho Bit when rising morning an hour dinner
and log at nsht this strictly adhered 10
its beneficial effects will be e in waru,g purifying and
rating the blood aud this will strenR fory body
ars any 81 taks from that quarter Every family should
have Dr. axes Bitter and thus
gency word 10 the wise is sufficient Sold at l8 Division
street. aud Us South street. of Pine snd by all
generally throughout the United States
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CHoLERA PRkvENTlvs-aas cAsRoLrs asDics-
~ ted vap Baths M broadway All physcians
keeping the body clean and vidg moderately With rcxxrl
ceanne there 10 nothing tsetua thAa vpo s.h
Mrs. has letters from medical gentlemen sfaax ts
feets Vi the bath On eh1.era reisAo In l.3e.