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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM YUcATAN.-The school,
ner Mouanto arrived at New Orleans on the Sd from
Merida, which place she left on the 18th ult. The
affairs of the peninsula represented to be in the
most deplorabe state and the entire Spanish race IS
threatened with determination by the Indians. The
of Valladoid and Isenil having been defended
by tho inhabitants against the Indians for long time
early in March the enemy, despairing Of conquering
them. retired TO Merida.
When the Monanto sailed, the city of Merida was
surrounded by the Indians, their number being repor-
ted 10 be some $1,000 or 10000. The citizens had
sent addresses to Commo. Perry, praying him not To
the island, but the commodore rs reported TO
lave left Carmen on the 10th and Merida on the oath
ule for Vera Cruz.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

SENATORIAL.
ROBERT DALE OWEN Of POsey County.
EBENEZER NJ. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Elkhart county
DISTINCT.
4. NATHANIEL ALBERTSON, Of Harrison county.
2 CYRUS :. DUNHAM, OF Washington county
3. WILLIAM NJ. McCARTY, Of franklin county.
l. CHARLES II. TEST, Of Wayne county.
8. JAMES RITCHEY, of Johnson county.
s. GEORGE W. CARR, Of Lawrence county.
T. HENRY SECREST, of Putnam county.
8. DANIEL MACE. Of TippecanOe county.
g. GRAHAM NJ FITCH. Of Cass county.
To- ANDREW ]. harlan, Of Grant county.
Democratic State Central Committee.
LIVINGSTON DUNLAP, DAVID REYNOLDS,
JAMES P. DRAKE, GEO. A. CHAPMAN,
Z. N. SINNER, WM. SULLIVAN,
CHARLES MAYER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

WINDER's PNEUMATIC HYDRAULIC ENGrNE.-One
Of these pumps is now in operation at Browning's
Hotel, under the superintendent of Lewis Davis, Of
New Paris, Preble Co., Ohio, Agent Of the patenee
1t is worthy Of the attention of the scientific as a
mere curiosity and Of others as practical ma cline
for the elevation of water. 1t is exhibited free of
charge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

To the Editors Of the State Sentinel:
S.Rs There is mistake in my advertisement of
DR.. Drummond. His name is J. J. Dfummond in
stead Of ]. L. as you have it in your paper You
will please correct it. AUSTIN TURNER. 4
Noblesvlle, April 18th, 1913.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM FOR
ERcsN FAPERS ElY TIE REIBEEsNIA.

Rspubicansm spiingiug up in all parts Of Europe, and
abdeaie ministers fly and The people Triumph The French
Republic sill gung 70. waId
The King Of Prussia has conceded all the demands OF his
people.
Quiet has been completely Austria, the Empe
IoI has ing made all concessions demanded.
RumoIs fife thai Republic had BE- en- proclaimed in
Cacow and efforts will lie made to excite Poland to renewed
rebellion.
The Pope has granted h PEOPLE Constitution. summary
The Emperor Russia issued ukase, putting his
army footing to resist aggression and repres ana-
ehy.
All the Russians residing visiting Paris have received
ordei to leave the city Immediately.
The Paris journals of Thursday state that the Commission
Of Seine had directed BY The MinisIei Of the
Interior confer with the British Consul respecting the
claims Of British woIkmen who had been expelled from
Rouen.
The Department of the Minister of War has been very
busy snce OF the disturbances at Vienna
said to-day that the has given ORDERS Tor
an army TO assembled frontiers Of Europe
to the which they expect to follow IN
LombaTdy aud the Of Italy.
growing jealousy beginning TO be manifested by the
departments absolute dominion exeTced them by
the Paan and apprehended that the returns for the
elections from the provinces would tell against The Prov
siOnal Government.
new German Democratic Club opened on the llth
inst Nearly 5000 assembled The Union Of all the Ger
great Republic is the principal end, and
within that union the most perfect freedom oil equal sn
of religion and liberty Of the press TO be the
consequences Its members to hold themselves ready 10
assistance Of the German Republicans when
ever required
The Paris Democratic Club has published mnfesto, &c
urge all Germans to revolt against their government 5.
Ffyone political clubs have formed in Paris since
! the Revolution.
The three brothers, ROhschlds have assembled at Paris
and in daily consulta with the government pei
msnent guard was offered to that eminent banking house o
their protection, but declined by them
BY letters from Ems hear that the Duchess OF Orleans
living there in great pyicy Beside her two sons sh'
had but few peIson with her, among whom the Coun
de Norway Her moIher Duchess Dowager OF Mecken
gSccwern arrived the Sh assist and console he
daughter who her arrival destitute of the common
| est necessaries.
Examinations prior TO the prosecution of the ex-mnister
still continue witnesses examined every day
They principally the chiefs Of the troops who command
ed on the 22d 3d. and oath Of February Several Of ih
persons who called the Tuilleres the nights
| the 23d aud Oath have also been examiped.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
City Affairs.

Our attention has been called by respectable citi-
zens to the following communication in the Journal
Of the nth. The subject is of peculiar interest
to the taxpayers of indianapolis. We need coun-
cilmen of sound sense and prudence. Whether the
plan proposed for attaining such men be practicable
or not, may be doubtful but should be glad 10
it tried and hope fellow citizens will turn out
generally for that purpose. So that the candidates
possess the qualities above spoken of it is compare
lively unmportant whether they classed Demo-
Gratis or Wings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

Messrs. CHAPMANs g. SPANN-Please announce tie
name of ToLivER L. HARLIN as candidate for
Recorder, subject the decision of the Democratic
County Convention, and obige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

MAINE AND Mr. CLAY--It is said that the Maine
Wing Convention has inilmated decided preference
for Mr. Clay for the Presidency.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
Democratic County Committee.

DemOcfitlc COunty IOhmHtee.
Cenfre-J.- p. CHAPMAN, S. w. NORRIS, POWELL
ROWLAND.
Decdiw-D l. MCFARLAND.
FTankIiH-JACOB SPRINGER.
LGtcrenee-J. PERRY, SR-
PerTy-H. p TODD.
.Pike-ADAM WRIGHT.
sWarren-E. N. SINNER,
WGshingfOn-ELIJAH JAMES.
Vayne-JAMES JOHNSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

OF The following extract from one of Mr.. Eve
reits oratsns, delivered in 1929 is peculiarly inter-
esting at the present time:
'In the great Lancasrian school Of nations liberty
is the lesson which America is appointed TO teach.
Masters, we claim not. we wish not to be but the
monitors we are Of this noble doctrine It is taught
in our settIement-taught In our revolution-iaugbt
in our goyernment-and the nations OF the world are
resolved to learn. II may be written in sand, and
eaced,-but It will be written again and again, till
hands now fetered in slavery shall boldly and fairly
trace il /; and lips that now stammer at the noble
word shall sound it out in the of their despots
with an emphasis to awaken the dead"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

GEN. SHIELDS has been ordered to take command at
Tampico, and will proceed shither at once.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

GTSee first page Semi-weekly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20


CARNATIONS Then the stout voice Of Count Won Amin
heard from the balcony whence managed heard for
few minutes; and amid interruptions spoke nearly as
follows;
called him order with him for remodeling the
Constitution free and lasting basis cannot full this OBJ
CT unless you support them, aud unless you Contribute to
the restoration of order in city" Hee Of "Hur
ahs ssvivas! "Yes "No, No. interrupted the Minister,
in the midst OF which man, raised on the shoulders OF The
bystandeis demanded for the citizens, aud for the
Prince Of Prussia to Tenqui.h his claims TO the Throne
The demands were lost amid the loud dissenen shouts oil
the people, deputaton Of Po had waited on the King,
petition for TIE liberation of the Polish prisoners lately
ed; the result Of the petition the opening Of the
prisons at Moab The prisoners were all set ee and went
in triumph to the palace accompanies by great crowd
shouting and otherwise expressing theiI JOY.
DISTURBANCES AT KONIGSBERG AND BRESLAU.
The the Province have been the of
oups we'll the capital Accounts from kontgsberg to
the 10th that the tranquility Of that city had been dis
turbed The President of the Police about 10 arrest M.
NJ Repp jacob and Duer for having composed address
10 the King The measure was not aken but The people
were notwithstanding, greatly dissatisfied The prohibition
play "Massanieo aud sing the Marseaise IN the the
are increased the irritation. Al meeting OF The Resource,
NJ Koch declared he had been Intercepted by the police as
10 what had occurred at The former meeting and read letter
prohibiting political dscu Que hundred students i'm
medatey into before the place Of meeting,
aud cried Live the Resource They then went 10 the
police Offices and broke the windows with paving stones
They obliged piqge Of the military TO retire; squadron
of curiasers up and dispersed them with their
swords The generale beaten. The soldiers wounded
persons engaged in the tumult Letters from
resau that the 10th OF The population having
waited under the windows Of popular deputies
them troop of attacked them aud wounded sew
esal.
RESURRECTION AT MILAN.
states that the people not satisfied with the promises of the
Emperor grant constitution had bukea out into in.ur-
and open resistance 10 the Government The Vice
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

supplement to Rfsorg famenfo OF the 18Th instant
states that the people not satisfied with The promises OF the
Emperor grant constitution had bvkea out into n.ur-
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08
Valuable Medicine Wine,

MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues ofthe Sar-
vi SPARTA, Dandeiion, Wild Chtvy and several other
EFc Plants whose wonderful curative properties are al
iog ether unknown, except 10 the author Of
HASLEY'S FOREST WINE
II Is well known to good chemists that all vegetable sub.
staeea contain less deleteros properties as well
medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which are
duHed togethsr in every root plant and blossom remain
nseplrabe In the exracs obtained BY the usual method
oftoling, Sci rendering all medicines usprepared inert
and in many either injurious or altogether useless
This accounts in great measure for the necency Of so
many medicines In curing the diseases which they profess
cure.
svery different with Hasleys Foresf Vine by means
oa wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose Of anuacturng This article the entire virtues Of
the most valuable combination Of plants ever discovered Is
obtained and free from every properly but those which
man frame This renders The Fes Ipne the most excel
lent and truly valuable medicine IN the world, both for It's
Miraculous power Of curing aswe as delightful flavor.
Tie Fbres Wire Is most distinguished for its great eff
cacy nyeHe,rig coro constitutions, and curing gene.
r III health proceeding from disorders complaints
olthe stomach iirer heart aud kidneys. including cosiire.
ness ayspersa, indgesfion loss n Appetite and as6ia
fed s'dic Of he system free use Of The Forest Wine
stores nyads OF his class TO The most robust strong and
vigorous health II has also proved useful IN restoring in
yds from lingering state, after attacks Of sickness
Price 81 per bottle, for sale Hasleys General Depot,
Cpirland St, New York, and by the appointed agents
): y Callan, only agent, Washington City
"A m only
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HLklA The anneXtd Isf OF CHOICE Z
~ g.. 817 WINES, LIQUORS, Asc., Il
hive born aeiccsd with tho great
H. t-ftttF.rH 81 carr, aud ior sale accom-
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10 Us ~ IN be urOmfly attended To- att
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Improved Magnetic Machines.
sIoorheaa'. Graduated Magnetic Maeh,ns

Moorheadis Graduated Ma snetie Machines.
rsnow universally admitted BY The learned aud sciendhe
thai The mysterious power called Gilvanhm Magnet
sp, Is, IN tact, tie principal Of vitality Lille, aud thai
Disease In many Of Us most painful forms, IS entirely
ls healthy proportions U, then, we can realily supply
this wonois power where Is thus deficient, We epn
eety attained BY the esen beautiful and scientific insdu
ment
Moorie5d's Graduated Magnetic Machine is an important
Improvement all oler forms OF maiiuicfo, and has
been adopted by the medical profession generally ny being
The most perfect convepienl eiiectual Magnetic Machine Ia
Il exceedingly simple In construction, and therefore
not fable 10 e out of order Is the with all other in
ments Il admits OF the most perfect conlrol; and
ant or sufficient ior the strongest adult the pleasure OF
he operator The maygete influence Is impaired In son
mos delicate pitient Il requires no assls,ancen us nae
and is - every respec, eaIlrely harmless
permanent success in all Of rheumatism acute or
chronic, seated either IN the head JOINTS limbs; Gout
ric D9loreass Nervous and SICK Headaehe, Paralysis
Spinal and Hip Complaints, Stiffness Of The Joints Lun,ba
20, Nsnral0a Ttemors General Debility Decen
ey OF Nervous and Pbyscal Energy and all Nervous Dis
eases As preventive for Apopexy, the Machine Is cont
ienily recommended snd In The most confirmed OF
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a appliances puup neat rosewood boxes Accompany
ing ZACH p new Manual containing full and simple drec
Which i rscommendad Any person of Ordinary intent
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Every family should possess OF these beautiful In
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NJ Agent for Washington 4 sT rlanaa ~,
= "' = -" GUINNESS 4 BUSH,
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF, THE LONDON QUAR-
T xa4a 5RfT1s 81
REgIEW,7AND BCACKWooDSE DLNBUR0H
miif; above Periodicals are reprinted in New York. i'm.
i mediaeiy on their arrival by British steamers, In
beautiful clear type, fine white paper and are faithful
coplet Of the Backwood's Magazine being an
exact fac. smile of the Edinburgh edition.
The widespread fnne OF these splendid periodicals rem
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organs they stand far IN advance Of any works Of SINH
lar stamp published while the political complexion Of
each Is marked BY dignity candor and obearance, not
often FOUND Ia works OF party character
They embrace the Of the three great parties In
England Wing, Tory, and Radical Dsckwood,' and
s snS Ky ~ IS s FSasash H.
Noth British Review Of religious cast, and haa
for iis editors Sir David brewster and Dr. Hanna sonn,
articles of the rst Order and ~ liberal IN its politics
The prices Of the reprints less than third OF these
O. e ssm soPss and whe p, n arr ena %s e.
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For any one q the four Reviews 90 copper annun'
For all four OF the Reviews 500
For Backwood's Magazine 800
For Backwood and tho four Re
yiews, f 40. 10 ~ ef
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nss Remiunces and communications must be made In
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him the amount to he remed taking his receipt and for
wardng by MALL paid. the money may be enclos
n H. Pie postage all these periodicals 10 reduced By
the late post Office law, about oethir The former rates
making very important saving in the expense OF mall
In most OF the large cities a.i twns in the United
sales lying the principal railroad steamboat routes
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Radway's Chinese Medicated Soap !

pATRONlzED by thousands Of indviduals hroughoui!he
Il United States and Canadas, giving the most hatterng
satisfaction all who have used It. Chemists have won.
ered at Its mysterious effects and many Of them have en-,
deavored discover the secret Of ts wonderful combna
ton OF ecacous bams and extracts which render II so
speedy and efcacious In the removal Of Pmples Botches
Pustues letter, transforming as by magc dark sallow,
yellow and unhealthy skins soh smooth fair pure, and
healthy compilations. For the cure Of Chapped Flesh,
Rogh Cracked and D3scoored SKIN, Sdif Rhttni Ring
Worm, Erysipeas, Scirry, and Sore Head, RAILWAYS
eaabie treasure q the Cucie are speed
ny removed and cursd-he egcpar vessels areinstan,ly
4 beautiful clean, sweet, and healthy appearance
For Sharing gentlemen win ind th; Soap great dssl.
bsard and renders the akin smooth and pabe FIR Clean
ing Teeth Railways Soap Is superior 10 paste powder
makes the teeth white and beautiful sweetens the BREATH
and protects the gums from scurf As general Toilet Soap
Il 10 superior to French and English Soaps entirely free
from Irritating ngredientsit Is purely 6asamc and sooth
Ing to the skin,
Each cake to be genuine, mus, be signed r. O. Roadway
J.&R. @. RAILWAY, 2 Courtlandt ST., N. Y.
Sold in Washington City byJ T. Callan and NJ Delsny
Sold in Georgetown by o NJ Linthcum.
lee
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PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS MAKING.

MRS LANSDALE would respectfully inform her friends
vi and the Ladies' Of Washington, HAT se has removed
10 The corner OF Pennsylvania avenue d l3 street. ed
oor where she will bp happy TO walt upon all who may
favor her with the IL patronage
Thankful for the mnny iayors Of the pas, she hopes, BY
particular attention Cutting, Fitting aud making Dress-
ing 10 merit continuance of the same. q
" B,Mrs,y can accommodate three or four Boarlers.
oci pl--jmu'
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Steam Dying Establishment.

lIE Subscriber having completed the repairs Of bis old
establishment by hsIntroducton ofnew and improved
machinery, Is prepared execute, with prompness
and In the btst STYLE all orders in his line OF business The
improvements such 10 afford the greatest facilities In
:oorng cotton wooden or silk fabrics In the durable
manner, L, J. DENHAM
dec l-lyd. Pa. av, south side. bet. 9th 4 10th sts
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Perfamcry, Hair Brushes, Fancy AR
ticles. SOAPS. DC.

fE subscriber kas received and ofersfor sale, at liberal
prices goO,l gflfenernl assortment OF Perfume
~, Hair Hrusies,S Fancy Articles, soaps,
POmatums, EG., TO which he would call the attention
Of his friends and the public genersly IN the list may be
f,mnd:
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKrRcHiEf.
lubins Fine Extract
Demarsons Fine Extract
Wrighrs Extract Of Chronicle Rose
virgins Extract OF Sweeibriar
Eo,ikselis do. M Nta5& RI t
PoMATUMs AND HAIR OIL.
OK Marrow, French OK Marrow, HousSefa
Pomsde de Aux Flowers
Myrtle Pomaium, English
Rose Pomattim, do.
BEARS Oil warranted genuine Macassar Oil
SCENTED WATERS.
German Cologne, genuine
French Cologne American Cologne
Orange Flower Water Florida Water
Lavender do Rose do. g
SOAPS.
ksSs ana e Mt.ry ss a. Cream &c
Omnibus, fine large oval cake
Do fancy wrapped
Camphor Soap, French, for chapped handa
Crystalline Soap Balls Musk, English
Old Brown Windsor Palm Oil and Almond
Sand Balls and Cakes
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes good variety Tooth Brushes
Nail Brushes Clothes Brushes
Shaving Brushes Flesh Brushes
COMBS.
Ivory Rlvetted Combs English Dressing Combs
ALSO-Razors and Razor Strops, Cold Cream, Lip
save sl'n''' l'''' "A'' tWt CRANES LII sTorT,
dec 2-t corner Of 7th street aud Pa. avenue
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VAN LOAN a CHASE.

lave removed their DAGUERRIAN GALLERY 10
Ill the OproS, Of l.2 street and Peniisy yana
and have, at considerable expense put In light
Which viii enable Them 70 furnish pictures not surpassed IN
this any other country slcures taken In amy kind of
wcaiher-clear, cloudy, or raining. oci S--dif
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aENTLEMEN,s "BELoNGINGsnIII

GENTLEMEN,s "BELONGINGsntii
STEVENS, tlaie Fish 4 Co.. No l BROWNS HOTEL.
HATs!!i Of the newest fashions, and Of SUI m
| superior elegance both in fnsh shape, and ~
style, In BEAKER, M0LESKfN, NU7RLA,
and CASHMERE
OF every variety Of shape and material for Gardeners
Youths and Children also for the Army and Navy
WARDROBE ARTICLESll
The largest and most varied assortment OF elegant Ward
robe and Toilet articles 70 be found in the city viz Scaf
Cravats Gloves, Suspenders Robesde chambre, Perfume
ry, Canes Umbrellas, Stocks, &c, &c. &c,
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS
OF Goodyears Manufacture article made from Indian
Rubber hand procured two three days notice
My STOCK IL complete In every department Of GOODS
Of the best quality and newest Style always 10 be found
my shelves.
Genilemen are politely invited call--Goods freely
shown, and prices reasonable, STEVENS,
oct SIT Late Fish 4 Co.
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PORTER a POLLOCK,
. - II NJ :" %S LIZ - =

zS<N Would most respectfully call tie attention Of
Et their friends. am, The public generally TO their
avenue. Opposite Coleman's Hotel They prepared
do all kinds Of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PA4N1.
ING, GLIDING, BRONZfvG, GRiINIvfi, MAR
BLING, LETTERIyts, PLILN and FANG NAIL
PAINTING, TRiNSPiRENcIES ef crery deseriI-
onin short everything appertinns 10 their trade In
quality and despatch. nov Oft i
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For Rent.

TIVE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
suitable for Exhibitions, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts,
such other purposes inconsistent with the principles Of
totni.abstinence Terms moderate, Apply 10
U. WARD, President Stock Committee,
dec l5-d Or at the Hall
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OPERATIONS UPON THE FEET.

TUE subscriber efsrs his services the public
Il OPERATOR ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. such
az; H4RD and SOFT C0RNS IS, VI, BTydoNSi CLa,,B
WARTS DC. Operations performed In FIVE MINUTES.
without the least pain or blood lie has devoted much time
and thought the subject aud believes tint he entirely
comprehends their nature and treatment His success =
c city OF Baltimore for tile last five years. Inns been such
as warrant him In promising all who may confde in
his experience and skill, great and satisactoTy btnc
Dr. ZAcHARiA Is now permanently located in this city,
ami will be happy 70 attend ladies' e ccnIlemsns feet b
the year His charges quito moderate; rihng Indeed
compared with e relief and satisfaction he affords 70 the
sufferer lie likewise refers he public 10 the following re-
concentrations which are Ia his possession:
BALTiMoRE, August 9Th, ISL;
WE, the undersigned having examined d.. l. Zach3rla
lrs method of curing Coms, Bauione. &c we do not hes
tate TO recommend him to the public and say that his me-
thod is most rational ono Well as eiiectual.
tSgned,) w. w, HASDY, NJ D. i, CTArAnD. NJ. u.
Prof N H. SniTn, JoHs WuiTaipof, N. d.
q CmAs. u. GIBSON. y. u. CHATAHp N. ID.
BESIDES the above DIR T. has certificates OF his skill from
soie a the first in the United States, ayd 10
caring MN Office. over Mr. n FARMER
Fancy Store, Pennsylvania Avenue, between LIZ and 9Th
arecs, sIxrIapooa EAsr or CoLEMANs HorEL.
J. XACIIARlAH, Jr,
4 Surgeon Chiropedist.
iL5- Ladies or gentlemen waited al their residence, IL
rcqcired dec 2-ifdly