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oarpss,ngs, Carpssinxs, oarpssines.


RARNRs MITCHELL attention 20 their unusually
large and elegant supply floor oieiou and
house furnishing dry goods generally All newly opened within me
last day OF two And e number having been purchased
mn certainly be sold ten cent les. than e same can -
had bought me regular They would therefore espscisny
invite persons IN want OF all every description of
goods W call aAd examine before sung
themselves elsewhere rs they determined sell cheap and
would having just been opened ~ 80 &
pieces rich velvet carpeting
sd do tapestry velvet do \.
10 do very superior and elegant Style BRUSSELS
Is do new and handsome style imperial ayay
superhne both imported and American
Of entirely and beautiful style
30 do Ingram
SO do and wool and cotton do
20 do Venetian, tho quality and newest styles and color
10 list carpets, Of an entirely new style
30 do American floor olclot OF 4, 3, o, ana o. wdus,
many Of and handsome style Also
do hch tapestry pattern English ditto % cut oS nails,
rugs, the cheneile make, some very
Together with The largest decidedly cheapest stock
Linen sheetngs, pilowcase linens
Damask table diapers and tabecloths
, Damask Napkins brown table diapers and cloths
Colored border toweling, Russia and Scotch do
Huckaback towelng, step oilcloth Hs
COl0red crash, OF the heaviest Kind .
every description, also curtain muslin
PianO the richest colors and newest styles
covers 81 all wool, and OF handsome style
ii and i24 white imperial quilts In ts article we can
kewise ID dozen 1874 colored quilts only o. IS
pieces coIored floor baize OF and O widths Tor crume
cloths, &c. . EE-i. 81
purchasing elsewhere, knowing that will be greatly 70 he
Between s,h and 9th streets, Penn. avenue.
Sept 19-3taw3wf 1900 vs.
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w..hlnr con un,y.r...y q pal,,mor.

MEDICAL DEpAHrhEkr. H. '.F
THE annual session Tor ls9 will with noduc
tory lectures, ON The last Monday in October next
The daily lectures thereafter will be temporarily delivered IN the
comnodons building neatly fitted for the purpose, Liberty
street, door north Of Baltimore. tEn $3.50
4r ts., MEDICAL Faculty..
John O. s. Mouku Dnstutes and Practice Of Medicine
Med Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases II
George Roberts, NJ Dobsietrcs and Diseases Of Women
and Children Il
Reginald N. Wright, A. M. M D.-Chemistry.
A. 5nowden Pggou, A. NJ. NJ D.-Anatomy and Physiology
X. ~ Wright, A. NJ. NJ p-surgery.
A. g. Piggott A. NJ D-Theiapeudcs Mat Medica and Hy-
giene
o Anatomy.
Faculty have their command ample MEANS appa
aus, modes &c. for course thorough complete
veed in the best regulated institutions the country The
procured In Paris at great cost FIT. ...E.
The Faculty inend possible vacant chairs
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified the responsible
. . itttrf .ss-tI .s
They pledge themselves unweaed
who may be disposed put themselves
Tickets SIS each diploma $40 $40;
s. students arriving the city 70 call
member Of the Faculty. who will give advice with regard the
lection of boarding house, Sc, &c. ~ W
For further information address Dean Faculty.
REGINALD NJ WRIGHT,
No 1903 West Fayette street. door OF Liberty
Sept 6-2aw4w Va sa .#,r...@
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PROPOSALS Sos INDIAN GOODS.
DrrAarMrsr o. rHr IsrrRIoR,


lowing goods In The Quantities annexed or Tor The use Of
Indians, and deliverable the of New York, WIS
slankei' :
inches, and weigh es, pounds 70 " W q
300 pairs az point white Mseknac blankets TO measure 81 by So
Inches and weigh Sys and quarter pound. = !
inches aud weigh four and oSareI pounds " " =
900 pays pont white Mackinae ank 10 measure "a y az
inches, and weigh three and quarter pounds
a, ,,r q nnin 'caa Ma "A hy "A
inches and weia sia noanas ~ ''a'''' - " "
@ pans ~ point green n blankets TO measure % by o.
800 pairs point green Macsnae blankets to measure 60 by ~
$50 pairs ~ point green Msesnae Blankets to measure 81 by SO
100 ,, ~ ia ws M p S' h,., n, ms.s,.
81 inches, and weigh ten pounds y measure
60 BY ~ inches. and weigh eight pounds :" "p''u'
e inaes "nd wss ss nos
Dry Good.
i'S sS yards yards scarlet sar s,, s,rGuds ".:"#
1900 yards fancy list cloth, blue "~ e@. ~
$50 yards fancy list cloth, green
500 YARDS YARDS s sayed III s s' eioib ' blue
'S@ o yads saved iist . slo,h' scarlet
rs pounds worsied yarn, fold
80 Dozen sSiis Ma
90 90 do1ea sa s siih n ns
g dozen iso!ion shawIs
:, q. g dozen q woolisa shsSls
S0S0 yard s Eugtsnc a rdn Fn c,
1900 200 yards i Merr in,,e. calico
s'o0v yaaas G mae dm,ng
Fan ! SS y yad co uu as%ns ." - ..E
1' ooS yaus e aoai .,.. ,,... .
y s 1o% yards domesGc snltmg oeaenea
5000 yards domestic sheedSs, anSleaehsd
e'I IS0 5au, sneSM 1890, 'u'p e anu pao'
,,vW yards plaid nnsey "| a'.
i,Soo ss aias nan ni. assohea .,
i'o ooU nainei sn,l.s
~. ,s @c cameo Shirts aaas h,o,a ....a. r.
5Ss pounds cotton ua thread H.. '>
i9o aozen sPooi, cotoh, NOS 10 " .,...
%, az pouius sewis sim
1900 yards bed ticking
i,ouooV yaLas hentuehy Jea"s a.. ..'.
Ia Ia sus ,yars,ed vnr,eripg . .. ..>. .
90 90 Pounas Sl he. nr hG hail md pa
4, =. an e.ncy an% cI,y nine. ~ w ~
~...g-..-. .....- Hardpdre
l,lso pounds brass kettles
l,oyo tin kettles ..... ....... ~
2,6 dozen butcher knives - ....
25 gross souaw avis .a.-
1000 fsh hooks 49,. ..
IS dozen fish lines
100 dozen combs, assorted
10 dozen scissors, assorted
- dozen axes TO weigh from AZ TO 54 pounds
so dozen half axes, weigh 81 pounds
81 dozen hatchets, 10 weigh II pounds
sy,ic,.l,,yaI nnIe,aent, Re-
7,o AVA m weigh from, A ~ 40 az ,on,as
a0o hail axes 70 weigh ~ pounds
~ ~ h ha a, 70 "eish ~ pouhaS
sss ds%ins Knives. 70 lnsas. in Length , , ,
e. l lD pals pals names ,,.
~ eioss W. Nv, -, -, ~ ~ 1851 'n.,
nv, M I hsaS .ay G,s. ~ " "s ...
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BENJAMIN Worcester, teacher
aPhonosaphy during The past season IN several schools In i
city, continues Instruction his MRS r. NJ
Fosters On street, between and ID on reasonable terms
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Christopher Grsmmer,

Christopher Grammer,
Attorney apd Connsellor at Lap,
HAVING side Of Pennsylvania Avenue, be-
III and 9th Streets he viii continue practise law In the
before the De
paments and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
M l2-eod2m
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TO COnTaAcTOns.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.


#. BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS win be received by the undersigned his Office In
Bookyie Abemarle county, Virginia. until the LIST Of October
construction of the tunnel through the Blue Ridge,
gether win the deepcm and ebankment connected herewith AT
each end.
The tunnel will 1880 long, wde high
with ditch each side IL will slope easwardy IL the rate Of u
feet the mile and 700 feet below the top Of the mountain
viii received either for the whole for onehaf;
being distinctly stated In this whether the Eastern Western
half Is bid for. ..tN #.- 81
and will obtain from the undersigned all necessary information
The will be CASH, with suitable reservation till the
the The best testimonials, and energetic
prosecution Of the work will be expected
Printed forms Of proposals viii be furnished application the
undersigned iraH#Et
Aug ll--dtoct1 Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
6ey-Proposals will be 18th Of
the construction Of the railroad the eastern
side OF the mountain about eight comprises
H's Sent Ai isvtisSh Oct G. CRozET.
scrbes respectfully inform the public that they have
ceved for sale large and general assortment OF excellent ~
ture, viz tHf
DO marble top and other dressing bureaus
Do rocking and parlor chairs OF every description
marble top centre, and scroll pedestal card tables
Do marble-top wash closets and stands
Handsome painted chamber sets consisting OF dressing bureau
closet French bedead, table, and four cottage chairs
rosewood, and every other description
Cane and wood-seat chairs, rockers, &c. &,
Round back, Office, and chidrens chairs
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
pickle and preserve jars, with covers
100 dozen glass tumblers, Of various sizes
Ivory and k-handie knives and forks
so handsome gilt and lowered walters ......
double and single barrel guns
With large of other articles in the furnishing
All Of which will sell on reasonable and aeeommo-
dating terms GREEN b TASTET,
Sen 23--eod2w Concert Hail.
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General AgCncy At Warrington, ID. c.
DY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
co. revolutionary with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida .
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bounty LandW attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
Potent OReeThe applications patents procuring models
drawings win be attended in al their various branches
Post OfeeA claims against the department will be
prosecuted Of contractors quarterly Of
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Advertiser,
Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
IS, send their bills this oce accompanied
with paper. June 24n
oPLENDID Carpeting, Goods, dkc.-The subscn
would respectfully invite the attention OF citizens and
keepers generally stock Of furnishing goods which
confident be surpassed, If equaled, by other
house In the district. They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer English Brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
superhne ingrain extra fine, and hne do .n
Low priced all wool ingrain royal willed Veneians
Rich chenelle and tuited rugs
Heavy sheet oco OF every wdt which will be cut to 1T any
hall. a
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich hines, figured de LANES
Rich high colored damasks, ich union damasks
Twilsd and plain cashmcren
Bun damask do
Worsicd damasks, all eolors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musns, by the yard
TDse loops, gmps, bordennss, bindings
Blind linens, all widths .. -.
Together complete Of table and piano covers
eclot sheetngs, danask napkins
towels diapers, Marseies quilts bed blankets
S all OF which received perfectly esh aud viii be Of
vded o see for themselves.
Sep ii-aawiwT PHI HooE CO.
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Whole tickets s2oHaIves slO-onarep S5-Eiehths q %.
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole uekets, 617o %
Do do q half DO $50
DO do 25 quarter % $50
Do do Is eighth DO 47B
Orders and Cerncates Of Packages re
above splendid lotteries win receive the psops esnnoa, and
oca Of each drawing sent msdiatsy ss over
TO all who order from 49, ...sa.0 ~.
Address j. Q. MAURY Agents,
Sept ~ Aiexandna, Virginia
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D1.skwcod's Edinburgh Magazine for septsmber
ID 1919, this day received for sale BY
sep.U [N,wsJ
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For BaIumoe,

Ut For BaItimo
a aSn-3 THE steamer OsCEOI.A will, Sunday the
&4kine September, making trip week
the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Returning Baltimore Tuesday
O'Clock M. She will stop regularly, going and returning NJ
Leonartown, Md s. Mays Md and Conc river, Val
and the landings Potomac, for signals land
FOR NORFOLK
steamer Norfolk every Thursday
o'clock Returning, Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
p M. Passage aud iare IS.
She touches going and returning a, Cone river and a. he usual
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
Sep ~ r.r Captain.
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PHILIP BARTON KEY win attend 60 any business
he may be nuued with before either Of the courts Of this DIS
% and will attend the prosecution Of claims before Con
pess and the Departments. Once on q street.
WAsHtsoros, July 10, 1875. Ha July H--3swn
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BENNETT CLEmENTs,
Notary Public, Bosmtv Land Pension, and Gfneroi
.gxfuf. nj It,Ishingtoa,

Notary Public, Bountv Land, Pension, and Gfnroi
.Agnt, at urLshingt0n,
CONTINUES prosecute claims revolutionary services In
valid revolutionary, half pay, widows pensions and all
claims growing 1912 and the with Mexico
His clerk in the Treasury Department, and
experience enables him
with pompness and efficiency all claims committed TO his
management His charges uniformly moderate. II
pected that correspondents will pay postage.
RETTEREsoEs
Hon. A. r. Bagby, Ala Hon, A. Iyerson, Ga.
7. Butler King Ga. Col. A. q. Bennett, p. NJ. army
r. b. Rhett, =. e. Gen. N, Towson, y. NJ Gen.
]. & Phelps, Mo. Hon. Il. La Sere, La
r. w. Tompkins, Miss. Messrs Gales seaon,
]. n. Harnanson, La Messrs. COrcoran h Riggs,
J. q. Chapman, Md. Col. r.. r. Andrews, p. N, A.
4. Kaufman, Texas, Col. d. j. Ricardo, New Orleans,
Job Mann, Pm. Maj. Lloyd J. Beall, r. NJ. A.
A. X Parr comptroller OF Peter Hagner, ID auditor
treasury treasury.
Sept 27--ly
National Medical College, Washington, ID. @.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will on
March.
THonAs MILLER NJ D. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
wtLAs JOHNSTON, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
JosauA RLsY, d. Of Mateha Medcs, Thespue-
tics, aud Hygiene.
Jous MAY, NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and
TrIss, NJ d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine
LroslRp D. G.Lr NJ D. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
Robrnr kSe sross d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
IlxIsE T. MoreAx, NJ d., Prosector and Demonsuator.
Clinical lectures week selected om the Wash
ingon Inhnnay. Operations performed before the class
Pee for fun Of lectures $50 Demcn>ors ticket $40
Good board procured at from - to 50 per week.
WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, NJ. D., Dean,
July 10-2awt5thNov 7h street, between and streets
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National Eating House.

National Eating House.
lust RECEIVED direct OF Thomas, brig
Annalo-n Capt Dony, lot Of the finest genuine green turtle
ever brought which will be served daily
and ali the various cookery and the best possible style
Also from Norfolk oysters ced oysters sheepshcad, mack
ere hoeas &C. &c all which will be served the shortest
notice.
0z-Famies served As usual - ,
Aug l5-u ... W. Whbhhh
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NOTICE-The inform the citizens and
public generally he has Just employed workmen rom Eu
Cities Of known skill and experience,
which, knowledge and practice In the bust
thirty years enables him with confidence that he h
prepared jewely silver,
superior cheaper than other establishment known TO
Of country. His customers respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with - u...
Penn. avenue, between 9th and l0ti streets
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Colts Improved Repeating Pistols"
EXPECTING Europe for months oil inquiries
II In relation addressed 10 j. Knox Walker
empowered attorney and general agent TO
contract and orders for the delivery Of said pistols
MAJ la aa,n SAMUEL COLT,
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF virginia.
The Diocesan School, Alsxandx1a Rev. y. a.
Da1rymp1e, Rector.

Dalrymp1e, Rector.
THE NEXT session Of this Institution ne sscnd
Wednesday 2h Of september and continue zen month"; IL
thoroughly on Cnsuan pm
ciplesprepsre junior and senior css.ss
duties Of life The course extenave N svsy os
languages pains sksn secere
competent Instruction every branch Terms 40 pr senrioa,
annually, advance Parents senosg Wo - ~
also each. Bedding 60 per session extra ~ .
The n.,ber ~ students limited Parents vino intend
sans
served for them who purpose entering the school No. Earn
,y yunefuofiy Ne tey q
Inc session Application and further nfontlon be
sddrr.-d % Rector post once Theological SEMINARY, rax
county, Virginia" A0 b-Sswsw
Drank FORREsTERB Fish and FishsnG 20 ne
United and British Provinces Of North Amsnca musta
ed nom nature BY the author, Henry william Herbert
Ranletts Architecture, Not DC ~ fa}
Fortunes Of Woman BY sutho Of ne Fiut Love-
Whale Boat, BY ne suhos Of The Ocean Child
This received Cor ssIe s TAYLOR MAUkrr bookoss
Ninth
sept@. tNews1
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HENRY .. FOOTE win hereafter practise in the suprem
o1 leasr sdd.s..sd % him may be directed Jackson
Mississppi, OF 70 thh city, July
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ERENCH and spanish Lengusges.--J MEIERE late pro
United States navy, Yale College Sc respectfully se-
quants Of Washington that he contemplate giving
the above languages, well as In The English 70 Tor
eignerr.
prof Meiere his reputation instructor IL
established here require particular references
address NJ the bookstores Of Messrs Franck
Taor Taylor aur and Fischer, his residence Mrs.
Williams o opposite Mr. Tayors Pennsylvania avenue
Nov ST
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.s5Hsa8a asa IA, Concord Academy.
l. tober .ss9 .ts ..g.4 .e
+. VIM. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
@ LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A. NJ
REFERENCES. " f'. ....s
Hon. John Y. Mason;s ##ant "a..t .,a". 3.
Dr. II. r. Scott. Speaker of the Senate of Virginia;
Thomas j. Randolph, Albemarej Pc
Dr. Armistead Cook Portsmouth 4. y, a
Robert q. stanard, esq, Richmond;
VIM. H. Harrsoi esq.,. Prince Georges ....
VIM. H. Tayloe esq., Mount Airy; '
Richard Baylor esq., Essexj
Andrew Hunter, esq, Jefferson;
Clayton G. Coleman, esq., Louisa !;
John Tabb, esq., Gloucester;
WIN. IL Roy, esq., Gloucester; VI. g. e..
Hon Robert M. r. Hunter, Essex ..... +. ..
Right Nicholas Cobbs, d. D., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, M. c.; aa@a.
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; . u
. Hon. James A. Seldom. NJ ca
Bernard Peyton,~ Richmond;
Hon James M. Mason. Frederick; at- ''a.@
Rev. Vim. Friend Port Royal; aH ...
John X. Bryan, esq Gloucester; .a. ..'....
Thomas s. Gholson L. Petersburg;
Miers w. Fisher, ESQ.,. Northampton .,..... 49,.
John w. Tyler, esq.,. Warenton; q,
George 4. Wilkins, ESQ., Northampton ...> VIZ. ...,
Francis Il. Rives, esq, Petersburg
Gentlemen who either have had have wards
members of the Institution. EE
sep. 2-u lInteLl
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T KNOX WALK ER win practise law N the Supreme
u stafes, and sfcnd the
against shs government Addr.ss Washington. pc.
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Mr.. A. DE vAUDRICOUBT bess leave inform the
public and his friends that having permanently located Wash
agon, devote his French
Italian Spanish and also Of the piano forte and draw
very responsibility
given by applying his residence 18th
D. Gbsons Academy Davis's stse
Mrs Andcrson's stationery store.
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GENERAL. House Furnishing Dry Goods wsreroon..
u CLAGETT DODsON would most respectfully inform all
intending keep house. that they
and prepared their reception OF
goods the above line than has
city c. d. will be absent for few days Tor
the purpose purchases and would respectfully desire
ali may petes best and most extensive
choose nun wait ther return They VIII have In
Superb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram, low priced do
Dannek twiled and plain Venetian Carpetng go.
Togebe with everything pretty and good which may be needed
their line. Aug 25--ff2w2awn
Agency OF tho Observation-Disclosures Houses n United
states.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and saoners, Pennsyivanis
i avenue Oh street, having formed
principal establishments country supply
religious miscellaneous, MEDICAL
In prices
Schools Institutions, and individuals intending
American northern trouble
expense postage SC, by leaving
TAYLOR 4 MAURY, In Washington city. July
CHEAP GOODs--we would invite attention remaining
stock hand, intention
them prices suit all that may give us call They
White dem wells
Do inside handkerchiefs and Jenny Lind habits
Lace and ausn oapes, worked cuffs ~ ...
Thread silk, and kid gloves
Face and bonnet flowers b
And variety Of articles usually sold In the store Cs and 'se
Aug l4-eo3t Successors % J. II. 4 O. King
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DoBERT ,. WALKER viii practice law I'm the su
IL preme In many letters, b.
proper attend 10 claims before Coufes
departments will devote his attention exciusve
20 infrusted 10 him In the supreme Court = - .
Once Pennsylvania avenue, The Seven BUILDING Wash
tn,ton n q. Mar ST
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NOTICE. co heretofore existing JON
IN u. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dssolve'
TUeKsR VIII continue attend promptly 70 all busne
before Congress and the departments AZ here'ofofe
March Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

A GooD FARM HAND FOR HIRE
~ Apply at The Enquirer Office.
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A RESCUE To THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DIS,
fAr EEehe.axy rDInSfar

A CERTAIN REMED for all fixed pains IN lhe
n Side, Chest, Loins, Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rhen-
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Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fr.
male Weaknesses, etc, etc. For the above complaints
this Plaster has no rqu.L. The great Celebrity which
IL has already acquired, not only in the old, but IN the
new wnrld-the extraordinary cures II has performed
in the most extreme cases Of suffering, have acquired
forit such a reputation, that the proprietor has n"t-nn
Ill recently-heen able 10 supply hall the demand.
The sales throughout every city. town and vllldgeIn
the United States are without 4 parallel.
circumstance not surprising, when the vast amount
of human suffering relieved by its use Is considered.
In Spinal Defects the benefit usually is Of the most DE-.
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cases out Of twenty readily yield 10 the penetrating sti-
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In Rheumatism either acute Or chronic, the claims Of
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged Those who are Iaborlnr nndrr weak
hacks, no matter ffnm what Cause tile weakness NAV
have originated--ven fsnch persons have been mis-
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brew Plaster they will find the affected part suddenly
restored TO its original sonndness.
As a gu Importer IN cases of constitutional WEAKNESS u
will he found of great advantage. IL Is particularly re-
commended to Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness, ar general debility. In short, embraces
NIL the virtues which the most scientific IN, iwasc ca
pable Of compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world, and will be fund entirely free from
those objections which are n source Of complaint with
the numerous spread -plasiers now before the public.
arF These plaslers POSSESS the advantage uf being
put up in air tight bores-hence they retain ~thrirfnll
virtues IN all climates.
BEWARE OF C~oUNTERFEITs N BASE NJ
TATIONS.
None genuine without the engraving of JeD Darid on
the wrapper around each box. Price SO cents per bof.
Each box contains 81 fiji ent 10 spread six or eight plas-
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by SC0VIL & MEAD,
No. Il3, Charters street, New Orleans, General Agents
for the South and West. Sold also by
ALEX. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYNOR = WOOD, Richmond
THOS. n. ROSSER. Petersburg.
NJ. A. SANTOS, NGrfnlk.
NV. * G. II. T~IMBERLhKE Charlottesville
NAV o4-dlycW