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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

,caia-s.st fs-ss lenssc> Co Over iae'e fineries
ne nsve wandered sut tssen u-r lr1sAs in Ar
shslty ci ne stin. maker. ltff .fr sI-fae Di
Vssi Vrst,, All car wonder - taN caf.isists, ~tl
mostly r1e So tn lof trfrrsf.frs employ RI.
csli 1r sr1 clrtrr. 81 lacrklT- tra-c % may .r
interesting o. sai csnrrs o. k-ue iatt sais a.-tN
10 q.re. rsFsrr lf msxns .llcl ci s1lns fs ~1icl
tary Gel .a ta- lols - ~. sort1 81 cts 10 in'
tree 41eu eslrsle th- w-s 20 af tce pine .slcs li
NsstGrn Michigan ia soue instances Ia The counties
menuluca ihry cover entire t1sushiqs sni. vito
proper csre .re more rk-s9e tn IA t1t Ilues oi Cal
f.ra. -srulg te- pneIies Ecst lso.c farming
laals As genera iAus taey a. aid. irtrrsgs rsra
~ith Government .ands. sa.ca san y detained Ns IS
f-r scre
My DO en- grants prefer O. shove Themselves and
isrnes - iltc ihe wilderness pisces 90 ierrig1ries
Nalr o. much rich SOL in such hsslthT climate -
~ naFr sy lnoccu pred ~hu siht Of ne schcolnous-
SO .'e lny'r- o. Ard g. toe lFns rod IBIS .
question Nnca addresses itsri to every msn % may
- '-rkins home. Are los the ccnicrts li society
FA-sl- >ia . q not convenient g. BE- near by where
l-- may EDUCATE yJ-r chAlren. Go where you w.
ilrals sau4t ~ rsteru Michigan and ilst good ltni.
good water And better nsuguuas sr ioQrd INST n Any
other PORTION oi me word nor more advanced in -hc
arts oi ci'.Aftlan. loe same quality oi soi can ae
purchased IS cnespy, q DOB cheaper tssn IN low, or
l.lngis We speaS irpn a knoNeise 90 rae country
have been over i- bel ged O. the lnes .ni know
zoe fertility 90 our oNu Nesf 30 be lnsurpssssd
no you want .suds o. ESTABLISH colony Thrr. +.
scarce a county boz W. sa.rl vru every f.t.It,
srle tracts 90 land 'e evcryNaere sri..g u tarIr
beauty. resdy Tor the p.o~ SHARE or DO you ouy
. =
most any settlement ~ from . al o. 60 per acre .
a. .O however. 81. the gsgA Puce per acre Tor Wild
suds We sre aware that many sre of opinion that
tae We.. . 1ccspfta Ibls . nCt 81. There many
h.nd,orne Government lots in 81 OF The western co1a
ies mentioned
Plank rosds sre al the rage in this neishbor
hood Al present, % | may Judge from the press and
Al enthusiastic meeting was held AZ halsmszoo
on ih. 25th to take measures tor bui.diugs PLANK
road from Kalamazoo % Grand Rapids, iu Kent
Co. VA Alegsn. This und, rtaking viii be ot great
advantage q the H0lanf Colony. Grand Rapids
hss subscribed Already sac 600 tovsrd the enter
PRISE. enough to build the rusd hs.i way. lu IA
amszoo the friends of The proposed 'mproveme M
have taken more than S250lo.oi stocs. Governor
Rausom heading the list OF subscribers along .ith
Theodore p Sheldon and msny other gentlemen
oi 4 Ike character. Governor Il. has always been
friendly O. the HoHande-. aad ! regret g. say te
ciuesa reflect i'n the Glbenaioris. chair which
be- bias soatly sled TOP uesry oue term. However
the friends oi llterusl improvement and cine Ho
anitr. have a last friend iu Flsyias Litt.ei1bu.
the Free sol romiuee for Governor. snd who viii
receive also strong support from the Westcru
Wings TIE 4 slama-00 Ners thinks ths the
P.ank.roai VII bs speedily built WoLysNINE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

tegrty The creditors of toe state Of AeT York hsve
1ac very rT~ r-as % Q. camr su 10 TIE integrity ~
the STATE lf s that zoe f-ls- csm0rs lf Loco
FOco-n. i1 -f- caused come unl1 p-rslns O. submit
s-crrees b-f -rCfe Err relied upon fre fsr 0f tn-
State. lrl- l-rcri ly rsr 0r-st ps-ry cry fIll1
re1sHr 81 uy an = -l. il --fl tre yl-.r cred.
Tor ms sht l-F- Dem al.rn-l ~ tr- d.rt 1-frlllla-
tol li t-e Loco Faco A1u.hlsfr-ll r1 replrst- tne
pr9rI-Icns pi tn- Clnst.---.l f.r tre camyrron .t
tle canals ilF ltls much tae interest o oe creditor
eho no.1s me sstol 0f ine -tate O. mature -
dsfani period tnzt ine pl1lc works. which are to-
sources 20 reV-rle lg0n which ne relies. 80 20
prosecute, aid maintained ln productive st4ie, 81
tnal Le current revenues shall be faithfully applied o.
ne ezs demands plu then. Bat re rep -1iaron ~
Loco Flco-m ln l-f7 has been reu@1ei - ne wings
o. l-i- and l-is sld me c0mplruon oi tne p-olc
Tofk. - noF progressing sccordng - the ProTsons
" toe Constitution All tne financial s-airs toe --ie
are administered ~ith dl- regard 10 Al obligations,
equally 70 the ssis-cuon u tne yeope and the P1olc
creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
Ulster andits shiretows-MsustsinS scenery.
pm Ass r. l.a


fALrE. Aug q. ls''.
Pstr ;he Counry town : P.easaatiy situated on
ths WA.kil aooos miles .rom loe h.dsou. ss
b. amoaz tae Oldest s.lAse.il s1e STATE. .ad ss.I
contains maay rare specimens % Dlscn srchisse-
ssre Oue ao1ss I noticed ia ga.tica'ar ~iin Is
ssb.e end 20 the street. in which were mas'aso
t1e fsares 1894. the tase lslPPoss OF rs ereSt's
Toe shape o.. .he hssres a.oae s oad have pro
claimed me sll44a.sy. Oa toe oqposte side d 20
river .nmedI atels 10 ir0nt - me io~n rlns 'ne
She.sas.uk mountains. Ihe slosias description
slgtn a4o 90 the vies irom the top % tnSse msi~
me very de.ifols 0i sAialas toe nceut- AeV0a'
lnS lSr.e party sss sooa iOrmec Tor F1e..s'
ga hISn tol.., tae name gwen - TIE peas "e
ses " u nisn spirits ,nd io1ud our lo1ruey as iA
As - coad r.le tr4y ielShti4l. every tafn ~ Nc
rosd ollgiag i-to sicv some aes beauty IA me
picturesque c0Qutry tnAt s4rogaded -. Asss
lrocccdins As ~ - practicable sith hofses, We
hAl % sl-nt and h4sh ne lo-rnes oa ioo. oar
wad .sy nfca-n an - imptucuso.e iofc'|
wnose i1lasc slit. led l, irym tne scorclipS AVS
90 tre ,u1. 1lt as toe sane time eNclllea esery
breaih ofa- alI rendered the heat most iuto era
be. AZ ass shca. woru Gown Win fatigue sd
tNtaustou. Ne were iast ready 90 give up. oar
Slile gave IS to understand oy hs shouts tnNt no
hsd gained tre wished Der cmincnce Anoiner
scramble brought 4s al to tnt spNI Ahe pfo'fecs
was glorious. ooaadess. mssninceni-uo "o1s
Gao express its beauty. Above MAS me slonoas
eta gerce oi the heavens. below the quiet anc
iertle valley. With It's tie ds ~ sen Thousand a.
rioas sues ~ hue near Snd around lsy 81 me via
/ and irregular slblmily ~ mountain scenery. Inc
ar. pare and elastic seemed the very breath o'
Heaven.
The peak on which stood had spPesrsntiy
I dropped from the clouds g. little connsc1on did u
seem % have ~ith the other mountain, tt sn
elevated TAR shove their summits sud 90 precipitoas
tnsttc lolk oh sssfesll terrific lhsye never been
Al Cafskii. blt some oi our psrsy had, aud they
deciIcd the view from here ~as greatly % %
prc erred. inasmuch IS, whue You are elevated en-
treiy above the surrounding country, You are nos
- hfgh blt inst every thug eau oe distinctly
seen beside here yoa aee on the pinnacle. aad can
see on all sides. whist there ! sm gold you nave
ony siie-sieW
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
Travelling Ia scotland.
RAN sad Eh.ky DuHssla- Ab7lsldy b',ada~
bla>. Tss-o.h Casie. Loch Tay. Ise HSa-
lasa GdRes.
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asd Galss
Pors,, corr..voss.ae--c cour 4lcss-s ~ rs- rrsao-
BKrcHiS. Forfarshlfe Aug ., 1872
am kept indoors - day, o~ios q continued
heavy showers. which come plump down with
seldom SIX hoar. Of al interval dell sach coon-
t-y fJr water ever saw yet toe people are not
temperate-go where you sil, the whisky bottle
= sure Of a. introduction.
We started asst week IRON DaDdee 20 the mar
aus OF Bresda.bsne's residence az Taym0ath Al
Perth We took me stage. IS miles, for Dunkelii
visited The Duke Oi Aih0i grounds, ior which
privilege hall crosu IS charged, IS q nooilty
uved on the tees they were tot worth three
hour. fatigue and the money demanded TOR Cur
walk.
N-xt morning. We started for Kenmore after
.ea.iug sre lovely and picturesque scenery o.
Daok-Ic. we continued our jour ey along the
bank, of the tort40gs aud PLACID Isy. through b
rlch AID hlgnly cultivated country, surrounded 0y
mouotaiD. forest, bans. 0rse sni scsur. b. deep
direIe dell And waterfall and AZ every new
crook and turn Of the roai. some new beauty,
wllt 10 Eishlsni grandeur, burst upon Oor view ;
IN t'other side the Tsy, the b.ses q Athol run
.l,n- f,r ten uie. clothed 20 their s1mmlts with
waving feds ot heavy laden grslo. az dotted
with ancient castles. halls. and farm holses, EN-
bo,onec 10 the dark iolisge OF stately snt stufcy
ones, OAK pfrni q go 80.
we passed tnr ugh the usa, vi age Of Aoere.cy
of whose birks toe poet bas sung and here, every
thing begins - i0ok highland the women are
couelv and clesa, the men tai and strong, AMI tne
bo,. attired n Scot-sn klt and bonnet nearly eli
of them speaking the sncient Celtic Of the 500 Of
FipgsL ADouta mile beyond Aberelty ~e entered
the Bresdslbsne estates, and were made atHe
t,at We spprosches the abode Of Hereditary
wsaith and titsd grsndeur, b. roads in hle order,
restlv trimmed grass borders, Eedzes, dltches'
policy walls. flower gardens. ilify gates and game
seeper. lodges. Every coitsger 3 watched snd
tsk.n care o. as II be or she were oue Of the fan
ly. c,mfort and contrntment abound sd "eaiIn
. scattered around ~lsh Prnfsse hand
Ga Sunday We went % the tree cn1rcn, ana
there say The marquis VINO is Pstron o. tnAt
class Of Presby ierisns After sermon Se climbed
the bills tnsi 0vefshaioT Loch Isy. noe sheet
Of water on rs opposite side arose the mighty
Bsn-Lsvsu. with ia lis. crested head 50 'ae
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
The siam Indian. and fhefr Marriages..

81 Ad ms writing from Lacqa~ pafis
2lnne.ots 90 the fth slt gives the Csn0ai Wsichsan
the fono~ln, i.es relative 10 the Dakota or Sioux Ia
disns
The Sioux nation 10 s.unste1 At shout - or 1900
souls The tsrrtOry now occupied y these hesthsns
10 ssst. and much ~ u very fertile IL lies chiefly
within % and a. degree. Norm latitude snd stretches
from The .snt Peter. the Fast - the Missouri "a
the West Tie <-@st ~ this nation yet Ia
ssgsse STATE. b. influence n civlka1Dn ia tho dis
gui.e ~ rum. ehissy. and tobacco Their main DO
ysndence fyr-s iiSihoo1 a. yet 1. by hantox There
.ome bands 90 tne nlssi.sppi .na down near the
mouth n tbe saint Peters that anngites sod
f0r whom the Jnltes State. Dogerment provides Tar
nefs Ihes1 fare Comparatively vel bot i1s great
msss are oDAsse ~ crpend upOo zsne iof '.DssIno~
10 nDDt. part - ih.ir religion and tney have god
whom yfr.trs DFer the hHnuDg department. Ins
native rOmrr, plant small rsds u corn They some
times d u = their r~l. With tner hoes plant toe corn
h0e H. s.t1er t and store y away without ths least
s...,.nce On the part oi tne IA Ia al hesthsn
cogntre. the female eek s shsmsfuiy degraded The
women cut snd carry ne sOo1, ~atef, aud al n>syy
o.rdeus-bulid fns house make moccsslns. plant and
.afaer ard when travelling. hey walk carrying tsnt
snt Dssgsse While ths a1so mounted bOfsecscx,
esnter % ahead and ~ their ls..sfs s.snOgnt and
.rnose unit. the go-the tent 10 gitchsd.
and tod ready then they eat either u le down and
s.~ep. or 70 rise sp and Plsy. Of oayinz wives, 70
common susons tots people. When so-aan 70 ttas
bought abe Is at the mercy of the purchaser and al
though sne 10 ~e. pleased y live Win him. sns 10 IA
Die a. sny un,, y os thrown away Or pat ssioe mar
Der husband msy sslt himself Dst~f ia tDe cnoic. of
another Hence yog .ee TIC marriage io'uteuon ["
ex.sts here, 10 oD, htte siss thsn H~fe custom d
cgnysnlence for those 1ho control 10 The poser oJ
SnlcE y regulated % contned 70 ths 0n~ ysfy aDce
while the other IL forced % confess hefs-i "ao~
or ner children Orprsns AtnoDzh tnef isnrf JET h'ss
such thiDx as parental sgtnorfy % scarcely known
h-,s There seem. u BE- restraint upon Ihs ehil
den and youth Thy are eft - grow VI, rude Wild
snd uncgluystsd. a. the game tney psfsgs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

JoHN CBARLroS FIsHER.-Msny years since,
the Neir- York AlbiOn was remarkable beyond all
other prints in America, for its sudatlons aud
glorifcations OF Colonial Governors It editor, as
early as ls23. was DR.. J. c. Fisher. The Albion
was not then the profitable concern Il has since
become, but the learned civilian soon extracted
wealth cut OF II by very nvenient process,
bis .oud hosannshs and ihsnkseiynes from Man
haitian Island having occasioned his speedy trans
laton to headquarters At Quebec, where he en-
loved for about quarter OF century the com
Portable emouments Of Kings and Queens PRINT
er from which loyal flee the late samuel Nell
son. E.q. son Of Hon. John Nelson was summs-
rily elected 70 make room for him. Once snug
ia place worth perhaps 5000 year the doc
tor took matters easy like Collector Snail in Gay
Msnnennz, be chsnted the praises {. before but
l-f, It to others to scod, libel and denounce the
Assembly and DO the drudgery and when called
before one Of the House Com mmittees be gave them
Secretary Cochrsue A., the snony nous lettef-~ri-
ter IL his Gazette. Dr. r had rather literary
turn be wrote the historical part Of HarAin'' :
Picture of Quebec. aud vas at one time President
OF the Historical Society down there. He died
recently, on his pas.sge from Liverpool 70 this
city snd his penson, ii rot for three lives like
s.r John Coibornes, mus, have died with him.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

AxskIc.S ~ DUsgss-Ine Hsrnsbarz Uatoa
states that Ms. " BECK VEL sbcsn 10 that place a.
an gent mem5er of the typogrspolc. profession
trsnssior and universal srbtss az the sr~st
sdgices coDnned u she fortress Of kOstat 10 Ger
many. After ylsirDg biz ff-ncs Mr.. ~ss about re-
turning % In. cosBtry when the revolution Ia France
BROKE ogL The excitement Ia Germany lmnsedl .tely
folio Teo .Da be remsirsc and "a. since taken an as
tive parr IN tre struggle for liberty IN progress
thro1s shou Europe They have sgresd 70 release hiu
spon eondnca seaI Be s ssTs tor he usiIsc ststes
nDvsx y sstaxn
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talny IN their operations by any other preparaon Conn.,
ponnueu ,o similar purposes, now before the public.
hese Specics are combinations of approved medicines
ngnhg tne excellent qualities of each medicine one
Whoe so as to produce most efficient compounds,
WGh nave never yet been known fail 1t impossible
produce cefhcates oil the of medicine of this peculiar
nature or ohefwlse host of facts might be advanced to
actef q these Specifics for support Long standing
cases OF Gonorrhga GLeet Structures Pains the To- IS
directions OF the Kidneys, Grapet Burning in the N.
rg Pdssages ETC. etc have yielded to the command o. ese
nvncDe antldofes and instances OF SYPHILIS of the
nveterate description have fed before their mOs astonishing
sanative influence
The preparation is, without doubt the most efectuaI rem
edy ever and has cured many obstinate
after every other medicine had failed In its improved form
space OF hpe or stL days without restriction to diet en-
posure or business Besides this important ADVANTAGE II
never leaves the part subject TO that troublesome
that occurs SO after the of other medicines
pfescnDed and taken the first stage of the disease K
VIII arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant fene
~ aiew gays In long pr0aced chronic stages Of the
In obstinate elects, Female Complaints such as
nle etc II Is without doubt the most efectual remedy
we DO NOT offer these Specifics as PANAcEA or cure
every thing but for the above named cass we are uboy
10 gndranty cure, under forfeit of $500
we would here remark that these Mixtures have haen o
9e tne pubic OF NewOeans for the last nine ye1rs and
u ey.t ray y universally proved eflicacious.
- CJ1CIION-Beloare0 of base C0unterfeiter noho
sss spurious and injurious article Rec0ect The mil,
.1gent IN United States IS A. DONNAUD No Is CARoN
DELFT STREET, btUeen Canal and Common
~. realise on Structures be had grahs
II All private consultations free of charge p27
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McVOY'S ELIXIR.

Tile Best Nedicne of the Nineteenth Centnry made from
Roots Of Plants gr0Uing near the GUT OF Jfe1fc0
This is truly valuable remedy, and everybody should
have it. In Diseases of Children and as preventive OF ds
its acute form, who can tell It's worth II has been
used with prominent Diseases Of the Ches such
as C0Lds Cough Difficulty Of Bredthing Spttttng q
Blood Night SUeats, often attended with Chts and Heat
PAIN the Brtdst and Side Consumption IN ITS J0rmtRs
stage, Asthma Group, Influenza. Also, Llger Com:
fections of the Spleen, Stomach and BOmes We have
heard of of Cholera occurring where this rene
dy has been used Where has been used Tor Indspos
in children they have been invariably free from WORMS and
enjoyed the most perfect health For females will be found
superior every other medicine and can be used under all
circumstances Its depuratve qualities places far above
all the Sarsapaiillas In Scarlet FeUer unquesonaby
a great remedy. 49,,
For further information Pamphlets and Bills
'"'' THE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the cure of FZuor .4ibus, EIcesstUe Uterine DIS
charges and Chronic Disease of the Spleen. Of unsqr
passed excellence positive IN It's sal utay results ana worthy
Of universal patronage. Price 81 80.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
a Great and Wonderful agent, of truly astonishing
power, composed of simple vegetable eemen and extsr
naly applied For the of Rheumatism. Ietanus OF
Lockjaao Spasns Stiffness of the Jonts, Pam ia eoerI
part of the body Earaehe Nervous 1oohdee If applied
in the ear of the affected side.
We would deal in fulsOme eulOgy, in the usua
style of panegyrc commencing this article to public
tratve of its power to heal Excellence. efficiency, Ger
ainty are its attributes All who it will say it good
For sale by II. BONNABEL,
corner of Natchez and Tchoupitouas SITS.
fyS 1y G. N. MORRISON, IL Magazine st.
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Hints from Punch

Certain young men, when they are invited ed o ons
N q ball, only 90 in time fol. supper. 1hey are
what may be called supper-numeraries OF society
walking.stck has legs, but an umbrella has
wings Bythe-bye if you are WISE you w an a aiI
the quicker
Never trust play-bil for two days together, fol-
not an evening passes but they promise great deal
more than is ever performed.
You had better not attempt to decipher any cor
respondence when you get home late, after supper,
for il is grammatical truth that person must mas
ter his liquids before he can go through his letters
"risng young man" is one who rises regularly:
no later than o'clock; a promising young man
is one who pays his tailor, not later than Twelve
month after he has promised him.
The old pay with money, the young with com,
pliments.
"HeaIths +" are no longer complimentary; but
medical man should particularly refrain from pro-
posing persons health, for he is sure to be sus
pected of wishing him ill.
Be careful, if you have your portrait in the Elk,
hibition not to stand opposite to it, or else you VII
probably overhear remarks that will make you fee
most unpleasantly beside yourself.
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McVOY'S TONIC.

Tone and Health F0IOU Its Use.
ONICS (onkG from tonos tension tope) are medicinal
agents that the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vgo of the body when it weakened and re-
La cd and when there deficiency OF tone or Vial power
from the influence of disease. $500,
This T G acts upon the nervous the capillary and
the muscular system 1t acts upon the heart through i
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption o.
the active principles employed, that they can be oec
applied to the moving CENTRE and to the coats OF the poon
vessels Indeed of all the preparations eontrlyed by the at
flee of man. this among those which exerts tne hos'
powerful TONIC effect It increases the digestive powers
of the stomach stimulates the netnes and beng dissolved
in the gastric and intestinal juices taken up by the ap9p
enfs enters the blood and stimulates the whole The
counteuance once pale and faded beautiful od
aspect and the whole powers of the system called into
healthy 1t augments the powers OF the secretoy sys-
tenn and by the moderate but permanent makes
on the general vgor OF all the
1t CURES (wthout puging) aohere there pale or vet
Tom SKIN attended nth sneltings, .4naSGrca Dropsy,
Jaundice Diseases of the Heart, DISTRACTED Neastrna-
tom ChOross and may be used with entire success
Weak Habit Indigestion Rela1atiOn Hvsteria Scrotua
Chronic Catdrrh Chorea Hypoch0ndrtdsis Green Ssek
ness PARALYSIS Ricketts, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases. =, - -
c TONES must not be used where there Is feVer OF
TnFa Price 81 co.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.


No. So CUSTOJMHO USE STREET, ". U.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-PryateD Diseases cured In
few days by regular physician without other
poisonous medicines, at No. 30 CUsTOMHOUsE STREET,
New Orleans Louisiana. .
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
of the forms of certain Disease to his general adveI
tsement in another column. The treatment adopted by
him is that which has the approval of the most
Surgeons of Paris London and New York and It's unvef
sal has proved beyond doubt that cure
for the worst of constitutional syphilis, g0norrha
structure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases m
tanned moral certainty. if application be made to those
whose intelligence skill and experience can be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that have under his have been cured without
single exception. Some of these OF years standing
One remarkable of structure 30 old has been cured
the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose re-
spectabiy known to the citizens OF New Orleans) at
hand, and (by his perission) be referred to- Dr. NJ
treatment of structure not known South OF new \ orK
His of gonorhea and glee the most perfect
discovered 1t the shortest, safest and urest The
patient takes cOpava cubebs turpentne or other nau
Doses but obtained in OF two days without
pain. inconvenience change OF diet " No pay unless
a cure is effected within the time named.
lMPoTEECY;-Young men or Others who, by sexual ex
self pollution have brought ON themselves any
of the painful consequences resulting from unresained
indulgence of the passions such premature impo-
tency involuntary seminal emissions general debility OF
constitutions arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he ofen them perfect cure. The
stTctest secYesy observed. - m
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his office. No. %
Cusomhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. ID.
To- Remember No IS CustOmh0use st. Mo tt
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for the cnre of GoDorrh9a
elect, Structures. Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlring research, trave
and labor, combined to tn,
advantages afforded by ar
extensive and diversified
practice. have enabled tn,
above named celebrated
physicians to make variou.
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family,
Doctors Leroy and Peletiel
teariessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
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