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10 ne sprcaS Of Iafd,lify. what chrst,s =
patriot, whs, lover % BIZ race w.ilrefsss = -
H. - noble, - glorious work. Wh0 e~It
cline the privilege and the houor ~ 49,.
snatch .he millions oi ear Amcrrsn to.ti
the open Jaws Of tins monster. lnhdeliyf q.
Mini STEERS Of the Gospel 70 ch.efy he.0tss "a ~
tie wave and stem The torrent % laade.fr, =.
S DOW rolling over tie land T. ihe noE. M
.AnN q Sunday >chooI Teachers % he'our. y.
God. g. abr that tbs NAVE shall b. Pc a. n
the crested pillows rush au~arf, laau.-,
race. soon % will have spent Hs .0rre 49,. !.
sands. Sunaay S.hooI Teachers se.xs ~ u.
Iisinr generation bod them bs.k in Oil, 49,.
Christian pm snihrcry, t.ll this wave oi 49,
has passed by. Thcn stop un fhe sprns, -.
the toueut gushcs and see O. ttat ftastr..
DOT followed by another
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fnu ~ Beta tlft
AYgR's CHESkY PicrosAL ~ soCrH AsDni-'
have been shown The following .stsf sssen,d -
Dr. J. Aver, u Lowell. and s,e ples.ea 10 fsd ntf'
ancs ,uch an appreciation Of be tstguisi src uuJ -
able remedy forihe mos. Formidable Tyre u c.ssss
climsle-Aaectons ofhe Lungs
VsiP,RAIso. CHI, ; A JAY = ~
DE.Rss We have The pleasure 10 report, o. j'f'
mens Of Cherry Peciorsl 10 our House ne shos ga
sold, AID pressing demand for Hors. .hieh $500
mo srriys Of farther supplies Issuccess o1fs s''s
u the !1ngs, and IL consequent not0n@y, las slesD
medicine ever used 10 ihls country Mos 0foaf re-
here are Imported from Eng snd and o. ihsr ~
snd vsiusbe-bul 10 product Of medical s'li for :,
any other qasrler has won fully ne e''a''''
oar poPuison, az his beautiful preparation Of y's'
The article h.s safscied particular saernoa sH.s
nosl distin slsted ciazens from he fact hsi Os' =
President Of the Republic, ard he hshe'' enc"
State was cured Of s.syere end csnsefoos sr'eS''
lungs BY lls Tee
He allows as 10 send ycg Ia cane. and ~'ses"
scs1ow led gments u gr.l1ce for b, re.et -,
Our celebrated yics-R,seri Of The mines p0a. ,
RAMIREZ, was also happily relieved from 'nS a
By your medicine and l. generally unsp.firg o. ~
| 10 iis behalf From ihsse lra1erce., ard lns D''r
| fu iIauenee Of IA. uniform success, yours ns' -
standard srtlcie here Tor al Tu.mensfy con -,
sre * cur native population ard ne spsn''e' h's
American residents Of ms cognry.
| The Gillian COnsul 81 Truxillo. 10 feSu ~r1'
baf Of Nes.rs ss1los Co whom Ne sr0S % % -, =,
slbe house q hat city and would fsecoumers y"
sian 10 hem, should you he disposed. pss@"
langs sfs very prevalent throughout iEe a
uies Of his corlinsni, and we have 20 ccssI fe"
etcsl Fesuiis we have seen from Tie sse Of ebe''
fs hat Il viii prove blessing 10 zoe a, eiee VIZ
be well appreciated to Jour advantage. 4
Enelosee 10 a duplicate order h.ch ne ut'
has not already received yoor sterlon We
CARLOS ALyAREz GO
(8yJ G HsyasGd. Eng conr'Ps-
James C. AyeF. Esq Lowell, MAJ. L q.
Inls 10, indeed medicine hat cAo he fei.'"
cure OF Gods coughs aud consumption IN ever ~ 4.
sod by druggists generally 10 he Usiied 40
a. .s', ,,. ), south Am-res jgOwls"
~ Persons wishing The Tribune lei a. in''
or II their place Of business will please ssnd aos
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PRIVATE ADYlCeS 10 The TRIBUNE
FER wfg sNfu.f
1tltsraphic and RIprrw News TO tho H,.,
sailing, from our Liverpool i:,st
Latest News from Irelan5
PROGRESS Or Ggag DUfNrs Prosecute
81 Special Espress from nasln
F...-~...r .....4

LnEzrooL. saturday a,,
The A,toms, General las uot set bees,,.
e., the Pctiy Jury INTO the boN in orser % A.,
upon n, gull, or innocence 81 Mr. 6sTss Dsf, 1,
argument % the general demurrer 10 a. TIE ~.
Of the lud rtmert has noi y,s been tIsPossss !,
Days friend. are ssnsu'ne nat I4t suestsnl
their favor bat there D.. no t''lins sitter d. So
Of AT wcck. on lhs Objection 30 ile gaa.s.,..
two of TIE Grand Jury who '1l~i ite 'ssi tlIof..
mont IN arguing the demurrer Nr k4u -.
fno.t splendid oraton. repiete with arxsusni !,
forensic ssil sni eioCleuce. yac tat a. lsss b
than once bsfcd tie knowledge 90 al Tee a.
Judges.
Connected With this trial. very sirsnss All IN.
nous sfsir has come o. Light The ,o.iciof u II
Daily Mr Eisard korkc. has published 10.
which be- says
Iam-disiely ,ner NJ Opozhefy. riri insl ,,...
found - cocum-1is .n The Jlrf room e i-~ l1.l,
he verdict va. returned. Tue following .sofTr
Of them
90 asr,h a DO a'.tnsa. 60 lit ts $50 a -
rcsaar 30 ,ls Dr., 80 "a .-y 81. .s.s b. t- 49, -
r ff-I tn f1sal
Remaining upon this Yr o'Rorkc ,sy. n,
written or one side ot a sheet oi pspsr sri -, =
turn over the lcai you nod wrtieo iu totally 1s.,
and IN very easy good band toe ioil1sias CA
words Guilty on l'th count
The party who furnished these documents 70 n
ORorSe. assumes that the nrst writing which g.
De- considered - verdict was note sent q a. -
room for directions snd Nat the words Cen,
fnh count wnltea in = different hand wers .. !
swrr o 2.
% th.s suTmise Mr. klrke o5scrye.-' Ihsr. 4
two facts We should remember 10 consiter.u. nss y
finding On which the Jury originsiers sgr-ct va n
heis guilty % great misdemeanor. ard VOID Al
amounted D. 81 acquittsi 0n charge u ie0ry NJ
.eyerslly hat gully on mn count was he va
actually returned By The Jury.
Looking Al the whole sf,r. 4 Is enc Of 20 sr,s
nature g. allow % pass without notice ard i n, IA
have been tarnpered with d = monstrous that ths 81
oner shosld be- thus un iustly and cruelty ssiutei
of bis liberty The matter. We have no doubt .
investigated.
We regret 10 say that the interns state Of the eo.
Il getting worse every day The poor IA Is ss.l,
ing mp every penny that toe and can produce
The Briisnnias sdyices sre hourly expected a
nited Sta,ss steamer will leave th. port on ~ ]
proximo. The New York psckeishlp. are foil Of at
lectures
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~ Our Foreign Correspondence as well as a
quantity Of Domestic news 0ss Oso" -.
on. tbi. morning.. to make room for the report OF
ID, Dovling's Sermon
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navre Commercial Report. De-

CorroN-Thc demand has been steady sncs or
report sni sales reported as tta.i $50 iss Aa-ssl
rg from -n OBJ l'l. srt Peruslt..u ~ ~ nPrs fik
.sn~ rs "a are ht-s lHf tl~ estimated ff0ll llrI
part lssi hs'-s. 1f 1slah i.,lsi ere Arercta
AsHp-I The demand . r.tsf. lli lrss sls ns'sf $50
i0l Ior American. sui 80 iof OlfsH W. isfe"fh t'
I=r A. f.tF pad
Rics hs.sboar s-d baiou are DOL q -f0ss o. eafn
have iol1d huyrrs e. .-f 81 -,f li ref N d. fa fat
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the PEoPLE.-The hrst number Of this paper
was published Saturday rnoruins' and was sod IN
large pumbers The principal article Is signed r
DsviN RxuLY" II 10 an able review Of the eorres
pondence between our aad the British suihoEi'ies
relative TO the American Prisoners in Ireland Mr.
Gasr,rr writes an article headed Counsel to Emmi
srsn,s" There also sevors Interesting Editorials
and large selection Of Foreign news including thai .!
the America II contains the names Of all the pAs'en
sers steerage and cabin amounting to several hundred
arrived from Europe the present month There Is .
letter In the German language France and Europe
There are several pieces of original Poetry BY FrrsSEs
AID TAsrsrRo C. d. SrvAkr JOHN SAVAGE the DAD
Ia TritsHD, &C. THE People may be oss 'odsy al
the Office Sprucest
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Appointment. by the President and senate.

ANDREw 3. GRAY Of Texas - be Surveyor for run
nisg the boundary ne between the United States snd
Mexico.
Jofrx D. FIJI D j. 10 be eonsr of the branch rin, Of
the United States Dabonega Georsis in tie plsee
r. II Mason. deceased.
THONAs D. MOSSrEv 20 be attorney Of the United
States for the district OF Middle Tennessee re4ppon,ei
Isaac o. BAkNEs 10 Be marshal OF the United Stsies
for the district OF Massachusetts rsaProinted
THOMAS D. CoNpy 70 be marshal Of the lnited states
for the district Of Scute Csrolins, rssppoinied
Jusficss OF he Peace "a re county Or Washing
ton, d. L.
JOHN Cox. JOHN J. SrvLL, JAMES MAksAAtL, LEWIS
CAIsKnY. THoxAs cAkBKxY, al reAPPointedi WILLIAM
J. McCoAxicx, SAMUEL GSrss. WAN lnion
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~ TsissraPAl Bosro>, SUNDAY Jan IL.
The steamboat Empire State, lying at the wharf
Pail River took hre last evening at 10. O'Clock and
was completely destroyed-bost furniture, and all
The cause OF the are is not Known. but il 10 a,
ieused to the earelessness Of the ws,chmen board
The Empire State formed with the Bay state the
Fan River line between New'lork and Boston. She
sss laid up abort time sioce. The loss estimsec
u $4,000 Of which 800 coos supposed TO be Insured
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Manchester narser. De-

our msrke, to-day Is ln the same postum a. III
u- .nt sg.t Hf fe1 Irss W tfe Gong Pc rfr e'ti
Y4ra N@t-ri,.e.. f rr.-- sre o.farei ,'s sss rtf
That there slightly inlfrf-sf isIsst. 81 i'att' m
rc fr .sst Dag of goo. boz te sr.a. s,'rne' ltlN
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Cholera.
~ HiHyopkl

~ risSysPhl BAIrlsoxx, Sunday. Jan. IL
A case Of Cholera THE first yet reported in this
vicinity reported ct the Relay House on Saturday
last
The Relay House Il nine miles irou Baltimore where
the wash!nstcn Branch and the Western roads En-
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Arx CArEs-We learn from Capt Thompson
Of the bris L. ". armstrong, from Aux Cages Dec
IS that the difficulty at that place was settled, every
thing was quiet new Constitution had been formed
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

nosrtaur De- 3D. s.-f flto. Nse ofetns 3D. t.i' A
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Thu HriSaIe savannah.

RoSroN, sunday, Jan. a.
The u S. frigate Savannah, from New York is
autographed ~ being below.
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u Gov. SEWARD is ct the Astor House on his
way 10 Washington.
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~ California Gold must principally be- Oois.'-t
digging and washing hose thus engaged must recs.a
DO exposed 10 wet and mud and . arIcis stc .
render Leather nperyious Ia wsier Will be- very isst'
Frank MIlers Waterproof on Blscslrg IL jeco-tg
best srlcle yet offered To The public hseh eo =
laius sufficient, for m outdoor sborng msp one yes
sale al he manufacturer. wholesale rnce, by otoiH
GRAsSEs., - Madeulsne srotI Wasn, ~ ~
81 }. N II. Hour. jo4 Pearl-s' and c Las i's'
GOLD Pas Penous going 10 Caliiorns 'hosA w.
themselves viii one 81 the Blcheeu Gold Rea' VIA"
warranted To wear i've years AMI Will ouuas, ,rs
gull Or steel pens sold oD.y b. b. h warsos' SN..
FOR CALIFORNIA
~ The hrsi-ciass pzckeEshp ORPHEUs w :
Pier East River o.. now iasing 10 her cargo ssd So
IN few days FEW mofe hrst and secoad cabs 80
gers can sul be ,sken, and moderate qgsnuIv = ha
Apply on board or 10 EB SUTTON % Bssrsf
US ~ ors l. TRACY, q oS.,
XII S.DRiED HoNSy zoe CALiFoEsf, ia 49, .
dried Hom.ny 10 prime order and well cslcalsei bs
menl srsInd Cspe Horn for sale BY
CROMWELL a BlkDsALL
y w. - Ffourst cor BsssHs
CHoics BucxwHgAr FLous-The ss5s,n,sr ss
hand bsgs u very choico Buckwhrsi msadsei4'''a
pre'sy for the u-e u families y no are psinusf e" p
ny. Gfocsrs and dealer. viii bod IL very dess,sst
Tor retailing For sale W CROMWELL 4 biRD"-
IS ~. - Ffoutu coz Bestss
~ Hundreds ~ new-p.per. unite 10 .ajlns 10 I.
NEzs Business Almanac 10 ihs very beet ccmproi-r
facts and statistics ever publ she'd and he Prics =
cents. To De had ~ ne So~spapsT AgcnfJi ~
Buildings Ard " booksellers, sgenis, &C
to Tn ~ who design 10 embrace ne h-n~f . d = !
O. a.
ihi- year are reminded thstY Is PALNEs ne ssstis-
best papers far and near.
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u Persons wishing The Tribune len a. 'ns%i -,
or II their place Of business will please send a0.s
tho Post Once or leave word u he dssa of ne
O6cs.
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EOR CALIEnRNIA

" Hundreds - newspapers unite in ssjins %.
NEz's Business Almanac sths very beet ccmp-oi-n
facts and sl.siirs publ st-d, and he pfics
cents. To be had NJ me e1sgapsr Agcnfyi ~
Buildings ard u book.e l-fs sgenis &c
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LIrernoolCern ,Inrkct DE-,
The Latest shipping Inteliiseac,.

Nothing whatever is passing In the trade he q
nl Tie frIie o. Ifnsuf
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to Those who design 10 embrace ne b-nefs d -
Using 10 ne~spsper. " Other ses and Town. 4 ~ -
mis- year, are reminded thstY Is PALMER . ne $3.50
be 81 papers lar and near
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GOLD PENs Persous going 10 Caliiorn.s 'hosA w.
themselves viii one 81 the Hlcheeu Gold Rea' VIA"
warranted To ~ss ive years snd Will oulasi Ff
gull Or steel pens Sold Only b. b. h WArsos, bRst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-07

CHINESE CoUNCIL.-The Pekin Gazette brought
by the Sea Witch, has the following:
The Court.-Subjoined are specimens of subjects
brought before the Council, with the decisions, as
taken from late paper:
The Board of War reported that the arms of the
military In keang-soo ought to be repaired. An
swer, in the vermion pencil, g Let this be done
as suggested"
Report-A distant relation of the Imperial house,
named Muh-chaou-yuh, having purloined rice be-
longing to the government, has been seized. An
swer. " Let the case stand over"
A lady from Chih-le province has appeared with
complaint, as represented by the commander in
chief Answer, Let the case stand over'
Taoukwang is sometimes very profuse in his
praises of defunct servants an instance of which
we find at the death of Tsin, late Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Shan-tung province, who had fallen into
disgrace shortly before his end, and was suspended
from office on account of the many accusations
brought against him. After his decease, Taouk-
wang remarked that he performed his duty with
a true heart, and never f1inched from labor and
toll. / deeply regret his death, which has come
to my notice, and order that such favors NAV be
shown as belong to the rank of She-lang, IA sub
director in the Supreme Tribunals that his former
honors be restored to him, and that the Board in
qure in what way compassion may be exhibited Ito
his family.)''
Various abuses in the treasury department have
been revealed to Sae-shang-ah, the director, by a
clerk. A strict investigation may lead to the dis
covery of considerable entertainments.
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HEBREW. |3l| ;sI13ii
THE CREAT REMEDY

THE GREAT REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain IN The SIDE, Hip,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrof,lla Kings Eoa,
White Swellings, Hard Tumors, Stif JOINTS,
and all Fired Pains whateper.
Where this Plaster is Applied Pain Cannot Exist
THESE fLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
in airtight boxes-hence they retain their full virtues
in all climates We have received following fes-
monial FROM " u Sellers eminent lawyer in successful
practice IN wilcox county. Alabama He gentlemen in
high standing and one whose influence has great weight
. CAMDEN, Ala. Nov. 2lth. 1873.
JHessrs. ScocH d Mead Gentlemen Having been
requested to state what has been the result Of experiences
In the use OF Hebrew Plaster cheernly comply by
saying that have found tito be heretofore
an Invaluable med cine In different Of my family
have applied the Plaster Chronic Sores. Tumon and
Pains. and has, failed TO afford instant relief have
aso used with good effect upon N the cure
OF ulcers with which have been severely afflicted.
Respectfully. etc. G. G. SELLERS"
Beware of Counterfeifs and Base limitations
CAUToNThe sub scribe the only General Agentsn
the Southern States for the sale OF this truly valuable Plaster
and in order purchasers being imposed by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and elsewhere for the
genuine they invite particular attention TO the following
naarks gf the genuine;
toned boxes, mot sodered an.
q The genuine ha. the engraved head Of Jew David on
the drecg1s AROUND he box with accompanying Record Of
scovH MEAD, 1ls Chsnre. street.
Between Cont end 81 l0uis ~.
- xHsRAE AeRxrs fox ths seaihsn stata 6N
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of March and May had no longer any guaranty in
Austria, this conviction connected in some degrees
the events Of Vienna and those of Hungary. But
this coincidence Of interests Independent of the
VIII OF individuals, admits of a more EASY explaua
ton than the coalition in the Parliament of Frank
tort, between the Austrian deputies and the extreme
republican left The Hungarians never took any
part In the affairs of the German democracy. The
leaders OF the parties at Pesth and Vienna were
perfect strangers to each other; Notwithstanding
the union of interests which existed between their
causes, the causes themselves were completely diff
terent as to their object, and opposed as to their
MEANS What i'm Vienna the triumph of De-
mocracy, by means of insurrection, was in Hun
gary the defence of the integrity of the country by
the legal authorities reluctantly driven to war.
The party who advocated the unity of the en-
pire, purposely COMPOUNDED these two movements :;
it imputed the events of the 9th of October, at
Vienna, to the Hungarian government; it has
spoken of workmen excited to Instruction, of sums
of money distributed by the members and agents
Of the government of Pesth. But these assertions
have been positively contradicted by me in partc-
ular, and the proceedings which have commenced
at Vienna, only serve to expose their utter ground
lessness. At this moment the Austrian army occu.
pies nearly a third of Hungary, but it is already
apparent that, if by means of the bayonet, the
amalgamatory ideas of the Vienna Cabinet triumph,
Hungary can no longer be source of power to
Austria. She will become her heel of Achilles,
the vulnerable part of the empire, the object of
everlasting military occupation, as Poland is to
Russia. The Hungarian question, looked upon in
this point of view, is closely connected not only
with the future destnes of the Austrian Empire,
but with the great Eastern question, that of the
Dannbian provinces, of Servia, and which can
never be peaceably settled but upon the basis of
vast Eastern federation, under the influence Of
Austria. This federation should be the great OBJ
jet of the policy of empire, destined by the course
of her rivers and her geographical position sup
plant Russia in the proectorate of the East instead
OF obstinately persisting in continuing (notwith-
standing the exigencies of the times and the situa-
ton of Europe) to strive for that of Italy and Ger
many. have considered it my duty to endeavor
to correct by these statements the erroneous ideas
of several journals upon the Hungarian questions
question political, in no way revolutionary-which
can nei- Their be decided by the sword of Dem
binsky nor by that of Windischgratz.
francis PULsZLY
Late Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
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TELEGRAPHIC FROM WAsHINGToN.-The New
York Express gives the following from Washington

TELEGRAPHIC FROM WAsHINGToN.-The New
York Express gives the following from Washington
By Ecstatic Telegraph-The wing office-seek-
ers are so thick here that they wayay Clayton and
others, nightly, to catch them by the button hole
and have talk. Clayton only goes out in car
riage, in order to be hid.
Fillmore and Seward pretend to be the best of
friends-but Fillmore is so inert and dignifed that
the lively little Seward wires in and wires out %
while the VicePresident sleeps and so robs him of
all crumbs from the Treasury They hate each
other cordially, notwithstanding Appearances
have just learned from very private source,
that there was something of fisticufing in Cabi-
net Meeting, the other evening. Ewing said,
" You must and shall make removals." Taylor
says, 8" won't" Collamer said, :" You shall"
Clayton came in and swore, :. If you don't, I'll
make mince meat ofyou.' Taylor replied, SO 1t will
take stouter fellow than you to do that" Where
lick in his left cheek.
Webster threatened to oppose the Taylor admin
stration throughout, if they did not pay him up:
whereupon they gave him the New York Navy
Agencv-and he is now half quiet.
Curtis says, " he don't want to be Collector of
New York'-but he does, and look out for him, for
there is but little doubt that he has commission
gone back to New York to pick out Weighers and
Guagers, etc.
John Young is to have Foreign Mission, and so
his claims for the Collectorship are quiet. Com
modore Perry is to be ordered soon to put out a
fleet to discover nation, for him to be sent Minis
ter Plenipotentiary to.
Gen.Wool says, Webb shan't be sent to Ber-
lin, nor Madrid, nor anywhere else, on government
account, except to the -" We shall see.
have much more important news ON hand, but
it is g in confidence" to.day-and | can't get it
out of confidence, just now.
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A CARD,

nR. DODSON has returned from the North and viii
resume his practice fomery-especiay the treatment
Of Piles, Fsua diseases of the Bladder, Structures
from whatever cause treated for radical cure without the
use Of caustic cutting instruments.
Or. FLINT says Tin writing for set of instruments)
The more have reflected them, and experienced the
want of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that you have provided by your and Skill
a surgical desderatum in that particular"
His newly nyented and imgEoNyed instruments foI
every variety of Rupture and when well fitted,
with and comfort The blocks do not mbbe perspira
ton and become offensive rhe springs prepared to re-
corrosive effects and the be removed and
washed pleasure Unequyoca test Lonias of
cures both the aged and he young may be examined
my office. No. UNION street, second door from St.
Charles St fYA d& W3m