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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

6AIL OF TANNIN OR LEATHER RES
W TORER-A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
This article peneaes the sties and hardest leather Tilt
has been 2oyears IN USE lmpars strength with deght
and perfectly impervous to water-parcuarly boots
Shoes carriage tops harness, hose trunks and in fact all
things made of leather. For sale by
a. BODEkER
DC IL No IL Market Rribre. Main
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Ut UsTRAL HAIR TONIC.-This valuable pre-
u A paraon has been styled by many the "machless
beautiter of the hair efficient and magical are its Ell
fers mon the capillary vessels of the hair; stimulating
eyery torpid vessel and by vigorous, heathful effort,
throwing off all scmf and dandruf thai morbid circp-
ation has accumulated and renewing cleansing and beau
Irving the hair rendering glossy silky and fair To be
had only at FlCOlo Drng Store,
nc1
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lYOIIlATE,S 4 EARL STARCH ~ SOAR
u Is boxes Pearl Starch so do No ! Yellow Soap
oc Is w WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & co,
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HDICH LACE CAPES, Ac.-A very handsome
Ek lot Of new style Lace Capes, needle work Collars,
Vctorines Standing Collars, thread andsle Laces and
WILLIAM j. SWORDS,
oc IA 1926 Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
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Particular Notice,

THE impression having gone abroad considerable
extent the subscribers have connection in bust
ness with concern jas starred in this city, bearing
the surname OF one OF cur firm take this opportunity
est in the business transactions OF any individual beyond
the limits our own Store.
We would here take occasion to express gratitude
for the very liberal patronage extended Establish
men for the past four by friends and the public
generally, and beg say that efforts for the future will
be to cherish the good will of all business with u.s.
by being remiss in nothing which will tend their advan
age either in system Of doing business in the pur
chase of our Goods.
or our stock we will only say that shall at all times
keep good assortment of Goods in line any
concern out of the larger Cities and trade being
fined almost exclusively TO the sale of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and all the small usually kept in a
First Glass Thread Store, with facilities of buying
always for Cash. do hesitate say that our prices
will be UNIFORMLY LOW.
We particularly invite you to continue patronage
at our Old Established Stand, No. Merchants Row
Jan 10, diff CLARK & SANFORD
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WORCESTER, IS.
West BoylstOa, Jan. l, Is49.

WeSt 60ytSIOH, JuH L, 1917.
4 r n meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town OF west
Boylston duly called and held for that pnrpose on the
lst day January present. was voted 10 aoop Inc o-
lowing BY Laws in relation to Dogs
sEc lst. Any person who shall own or Keep Dog IN
said Town which shall at large within the Town,
shall nav penalty of five dollars for each ana every sucn
dog unless license for such dog shall nave Oeen Obtained
according TO the provisions of the following sections
Sec 3D. II shall be the duty OF the lowh Cierk 10 give
IN any inhabtant of the town on application thefeor,
and the payment of doara license TO permit one dog
mnzzled and wearing collar legibiy marked Win the
name and residence ofthe owner or Keeper 10 run a. arse
for one wear from the ate of the license ,
Sec Sd. Every application for license rs aioresaa
shall the NAME color, and such MARKS naturai
and artificial will identity the DOG lot WHICH S"cA 'ae
license is applied for, by the description gwen.
Sec A. Ifany dog for which incense ha &c oD' h
as aforesaid shall large in said town. without belng
muzzled and wearing collar as aforesaid ne incense
sha be void and the of said dog snail DO aoe 10
the same penalty though no license had ever peeh oo
tanned for said dog. u.,...
Sec 5th The Town Clerk shall record all sucR hcenses
in book kept for that purpose - .,..
Sec 6th PAYMENTS for such licenses and all penalties
under By Laws shall enuIe 10 hc USE u
the town. The prosecutor nevertheless sha eSei'o oa0
half of the penalty recovered in any case; .r &c
sec 7th The Town Clerk shall DO allowed tne sun ;"
thirty cents for receiving application fer license ano
recording the same be paid out OF the Town
Sec 9TH. The Gelectmen shall 0Her a rewals ~ y, oo
dollar for the destruction Of any dog ound going ~
contrary to the provisions Of the foregoing ny Laws
shall be paid from the Town Treasury. - go.
Sec. 9th. These By Laws shall take ehc'' y" anu w
the 18th day Of January, A. D., lS4s.
A true copy Of she record; ,,o,rp ,rox,n CLARK.
Attest, BARNEY ho"H io"n 49,
wo.crsrrp so CC.P., DEC. 1913.
Arnroyed. THOs. HoPKINsON, !. O. G. T.
ss CUes' s A"s''' cHAs. w. HARTsHoRN, Clerk.
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For San Francisco, California

~c,M ITNHE fastsang copper fast tened and coppered
SSTx9 a ship FERAX, WILLIAM STACY, of Mar blehead
sSss2S master, will sail about the first of March
Being fitted expressly for the accommodation and
renee OF passengers those DESTROYS of comfortable pass
sage must apply soon. Saterooms planned for the
oect Tor small partieswhere they may be by themselves
stores ia abundance will be supplied as good the
market affords, with cooks and stewards well qualified
Tor their duty Abundance Of water, wholesome casks
WIZ De furnished and every reasonable preCaution taken
to ensure safe and pleasant passage.
u The master is experienced seaman moderate
and anassumng For passage and further particulars ap-
ply to CAPT. GLOVER BROUGHTON, Agt. at "a Long
Wharf, or to COL. NATHANIEL FORD, corner State
and Devonshre Streets, Ot1 Buildings.
Boston, Feb 7. dw2wis
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FARM FOE SALE.

81 A VALUABLE FARM lately belonging te JOEL
GSsfA N WLDRR, deceased situated in Lancaster, about
nsA one mile from the centre, about miles from the
growing village Cntonville and about half mile from
a Depot the Worcester and Nashua Rail Road. Said
Farm contains about eight acres, with TWO Dwell
ing Houses two Barns other buildings thereon
In point location and quality of soil, it is OF tho
most desirable in the County OF Worcester
Also about forty Of Wood and Pasture Land,
situated about one mile westerly said Farm which will
be sold WITH separate from said Farm The greater
portion OF the purchase money ie term years.
if desired.
If said Farm is not sold by the first of April next it will
be LET for The present year.
Apply to ALEX'R II. WILDER, at the Registry OF
Deeds, or of JOEL WILDER, Worcester.
Worcester, Feb. Z, l949. ish7
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ADAMS
Premium DaguerreOtype Sky Light
GALLERY,

No. I42 Main Street, Worcester,
End door north B l.. Harden 4 Co.'S.
4 SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA awarded to
IA this Establishment the late Mechanics Fair Tor
Dsguerreoypes of the first quality which unanimous
y decided by the "Commi;Gee Pire Ars to the BEST
collection OF Daguerreotypes offered for competition and
examination at said Fair.
Here Art triumphant, our attention claims;
Here life seems speaking from hundred f1ames-
Bellies, Merchants, Statesmen throng the pictured walls
Each face, each form its living type recalls
Features, complexion attitude, attire,
Beautys soft smile and Manhood's glance OF fire,
Truly reflected from the FURNISHED plate
Astonished Life with lis own duplicate.
Think not these portraits by the sunlight made,
Shades though they are, will like a shadow fade,
No when the lip of flesh in dust shall lie
When Deaths grey film o'erspreads the beaming eye
ADAMS life like pictures, knocking at decay,
Will still be fresh and vivid to-day
Mr. A. has recently received Voghtander German
Camera of the largest size and enlarged his SKY LIGHT
so that ii is now four times the size Of any other Wor-
ceSter is enabled TO take in cloudy well pleasant
weather, Groups of from to 80 persons, with
light and shade ali the figures which is obvious
not be done with side light Pictures put up Lockets
and Cases of every description from the cheapest
to the richest and most magnificent Tokens and Leaflets
with silver gold clasDs Also large plate Pictures put
up in Splendid Frames for Parler ornaments.
Particular attention paid to making Daguerreotypes
SMALL CHILDREN. Call and examine a large coec
tion of specimens. diff Feb8
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a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice,

Ff1Nf1M
8E#s5sA rTNHE elegant coppered and copper fastened
sSSSsG3< Il Ship FRANCES ANN, Capt. THOMAS A.
SEYMOUR commander, lying at the end OF Long Wharf,
BOST0N,wi leave for San Francisco positively, (havng
most of her passengers already engaged in weeks
by the 18th of February This ship has height OF eight
feet between decks and is of the comfortable and
convenient ships that has sailed from this port,
few hundred tons Of heavy freight, such Nails Iron,
Steam Engines for the navigation OF the Sacramento
its tributaries (and which very much wanted) will be
taken on board II offered Immediately. One two cee
brated Surgeons will go out in this ship.
Apply without delay, at 1873 State Street, Boston, 10
q. b. CHADWICK, but more especially to the master,
who is not only of the best captains who have been
the North West Coast but is Also accomplished gen.
tleman and who will fail make every passenger
comfortable and happy.
Passengers from the country may rely that this ship
affords rare opportunity the party board will be
select and Of the best character receved and they
may at once (as it will great deal ftrouble) pay
their passage money the Captain board and mark
their berhs and then they will be of the
Boston, Feb 2, le49. dstf
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New Daguerreotype Gallery.
GILMORE & ALREE.

GlLMORE d ALBEE,
HAVING fitted up the large and commodIous Room
Ii 236 Main Street, (Paine's Block,)
over Horace Ayres' Grocery Sore formerly occupied by
Miss Allen School Room, would respectfully inform
the public that they are prepared TO take DAGUERRE0
TYPE MINIATURES, the different sizes, and supe-
ror appearance, tone and finish the reasonable
terms. With German Instruments OF the first quality,
and very superior light they warrant their Pictures
be equal if superior any produced in this city
elsewhere and having had extensive experience in the
business they confident of giving satisfaction to those
who may favor them with their patronage.
They wish it distinctly understood that person is
pected to take Picture from their Room unless they
perfectly satisfied with its elike appearance well
superior finish. WIN. II. GILMORE,
Feb ]. dti A. P. ALBEE
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
of PRATT, DowNEs d SCOTT, is this day dissolve by
mutual consent The outstanding affairs Of the late firm
will be settled by WIN. w. PRATT and VIM. A. SCOTT,
who will continue the Auction and Commission business
under the firm of PRATT u SCOTT.
WIN. w. PRATT.
SIDNEY DOWNES
WIN. A. SCOTT.
Office No. 1856 Main Street.
Worcester, Jan 20, l649.
P.S. PRATT & SCOTT take this opportunl-
ty to say to the public that they will hold themselves
readiness to attend to AUCTION SALES of Personal
Property and Real Estate in any part of W0rces
ter County short notice Aso solicit cousignnents
all kinds OF property. Office, No l55 Main Street.
WIN. W. PRATT,
Jan. 20. le49. dwtf VIM. A. SCOTT.
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THE BAROMETER. Torriceli invented, and
Pascal perfected this Instrument, and it is of great
use, not only in fortelling the changes of the
weather, and thus saving the lives of navigators,
but also in enabling US readily to ascertain the
height OF mountains, or of any other situation to
which it can be taken. This instrument falsiies
the ancient maxim that &C nature abhors a vacu-
um" The barometer is constructed upon the
principle OF atmospheric pressure. The atmos-
phere on clear day will support in vacuum
column of mercury 80 teetin height. Itis there
fore ruled in this height in the tube by the press
ure OF the atmosphere, and this is the reason why
the barometer is not effected in houses to indicate
the nature fthe weather. The barometeris en-
ployed to measure heights, as the mercury falls
the higher we ascend. The rising mercury indi-
Gates the approach of fair weather. No captain
should go to sea without good barometer, and
the vertical kind are the best. There is no person
but can easily make one for himself
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t1y@ The friendship of some people is like our
shadow, keeping close TO US while we walk in The
sunshine, but deserving US the moment we enter
the shade.
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Ey We remember witnessing the complete
discontinue oil wit of no inferior order, by
message, politely delivered at supper party by
little girl: you please, Mr. B -, mamma
sends her best compliments, and would be much
obliged if you would be gin to be funnu %
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Daguerre0tVpes for rs Cents.

g WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the Cry
NJ DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY, having taken the Rooms
formerly occupied by A. Morse, in WATTS BLOCK, No
SO Main Street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HOTEL.
and fitted them up with new and ENLARGED LIGHTS,
arranged and perfectly adapted the business prepared
to execute Daguerreoype Licensees superior 10 those
taken exhibited at any other establishment in Worces
ter This is the only place in this City where first rate
Daguerreotype be obtained for SeUentg:pe Cents
Notwithstanding the advertisements to the contrary by
Boys who employed to clean plates at other
establishment, the proprietor of which has the past
seven eight months, been floating upon the reputation
of another A,tist.
The object OF this advertisement is TO inform the public
where they procure Daguerreotype for the absve
price, executed by skiuL Artist, instead of being made
subjects for the practice of INEXPERIENCED YOUTHs
Worcester, Jan =. diff
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Wooden MACHINERY.

WOODEN Machinery.
kNonI SALE at the MILLBURY FAcToEY in Milbury Ms.
4 sets OF WOODEN MACHINERY with Toois,A
me owner viii De at the Mill Tuesday, Wednesday,
anu ihursday the 18th, 4th and 18Th OF the present
purchasers : - 'o' = So
Also, for sale at the place. general variety of
Cotton Machinery div Fen G.
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Machine Shop to Rent.

xwa A BUILDING rs feet by 49, the basement stone,
f the other three stories brick, substantially built,
Lsituated in the village of East Brookfed within 40
rods OF the Western Rail Road with permanent and
hceHt water power, will be leased of years
any kind of machinery manufacturing purposes. Each
story may be entered from the ground without ascending
any STAIRS and thus aordng unusual any
kind Of heavy business The desired may be brought
so to discharge directly into the building. No
establishment of the kind be desirable any
business requiring power and great facilities af
communication with all parts of the country. Furnace
which makes castings and several other kinds of business
carried the premises. For further particulars
apply personally or by writing, to A. d. F. WALKER,
East Broekfeld, or AMASA WALKER, Boston.
Feb2 diff
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Executrix's sale of Real Estate

Executrix's sale of Real Estate.
ON TUESDAY, the thirteenth day Of March nert,
<nIISN W O'clock P. M, will be sold at Public
the premises all that real estate known
as the Farm Hayward Wood late OF Charlton deceas
ed Said Farm contains IA well watered and well
divided as moving tllage and woodland, and is situa
ted "a miles from Charlton Depot and the Gems
tire of the said On the premises two story
dwelling house, barn and out buildings, all in good repair
supplied with bearing fruit Trees and desirable situa>
ton farmer, for country residence. Terms OF
pavenl liberal and made known the time and place Of
sale Also at the same time will be sold variety Of
Household Furniture and Farming Tools.
LYDIA E. WHEELOCK, Executrix of the
Estate of John A. WheelOck deceased
Feb. z 4w
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TosEPH s. BROOKS offers his services to any society,
desiring organist &C., rom the first OF April nexs'
Feb z. uH
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~ The Springfield Republican says two men
named Martin and Samuel Shaw of Palmer in this
State, have discovered in cave on "Snake Hill,''
near the sold Boston Road seated bottle con-
tanning letter, purporting to have been written
by Captain Kidd,t the celebrated pirate, revealing
large deposits of wealth. The letter is said to
bear marks of great antiquity; and "some of the
shrewdest men in the vicinity believe in its
genuineness.-B0Sto Atlas.
Cannon
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gully OF MURDER. Solomon Dowd and
Lucina Colman have been found guilty in the SUI
peror Court at Hartford, of the murder of Niles
Coleman of Marlborough, husband of Lucna, by
giving him corrosive sublimate of mercury. The
murder was committed early in January.
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TO Let,
- 4 STORE, in Harding's Block Front Street.
EiM N Also. The SHOP occupied by the subs crbers
the manufacture of Boots and Shoes in Bowen's
Block on Main St. Possession given Immediately
G. IL F. WHITE.
Feb 5. CHARLES WHITE
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TO BE LEASED.

"A THE subscriber wishes lease for one or more
fHsfR years, building situated at MILLvILLE, in
A Blackstone, directly upon the Providence and Wor
stories and attic. All the rooms are supplied with
permanent Water Power. excellent location for
Planning Machine, Shuttle Works. Turning Shop, &c&c
Within three and half miles OF its location there is
much water power as there is in the City of Lowell
Waterford. Jan Is dau WELCilMEc FARNIIA.
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Denims, Tickings, Stripe Shirtings, SC.

. BALES and Cases of the above goods togetherwith
W our entire stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
GOODS, which we are selling as cheap the cheapest,
Feb s.. d3w HALL & THOMPSON.
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TaiIoresses Wanted,

WANTED 10 hire, three Tailoresses Girls that
Nv make either Goats, Vests, Pants, TO whom good
prices and steady employment win be given. None but
good help need apply. Inquire Immediately of
Leicester, Jan rs. DIFF WALTER PAUL.
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FOR SALE,
@SA A NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street.
l:.l "A Inquire of MERRIFIELD g. HAPG0OD.
Feb 5.t DIFF
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Notice.
TO LET.

TO LEI,
- TENHE HOUSE at the of Trumbull and Park
.sG:sG lies.
Also sale exchange Farm of 100 in West
Poylston INQUIRE of VIM. DICKINSON.
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STORE TO LET,
MO. 80 MAIN STREET, Waits Block, 1st door south
~ oil Central school House. Possession given imme-
olatey: inquire OF WILSON u FLINT.
Jan 81.
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wanted Immediately,
A YOUNG MAN, apprentice, Is or lie years
N age, by BENZ. GODDARD Watch Maker, unde
Brnlev Hall. d Jan 4.
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GOLD WANTED,
TO PRINTERS,

DOR SALE, a second hand WASHINGTON PRINT
ING PRESS, of large size, (pla,en 2s inches by IS
In excellent ORDER and the easiest running
70 De found Also, font of Small Plea Type Of about
500 bs very little They will be sold very cheap for
cash. Inquire personally this Office or by letter. pest
PGtd Box SO Post Office, Worcester. dit JAMS.
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HE undersigned having the license required has OPEN
u ca an office of the above description, at No. 255
MAIN STREET, near the corner of Main and Mechanic
street. Places procured for those In search Of employ.
ment OF any kihdand help obtained for families OF ndi.
viduals who may wish to hire.
The subscriber will also receive applications fr m those
who may wish to hire let Tenements or buy or sell
Real s,l Estate, or any other kind Of property.
Inc onJect Of the enterprise is to establish Office,
any species of business that may be by
me agency OF third person. will be promptly and faith
me once will be open at all hours, from O'Clock AM.
70 r M, and all charges fer services performed will be
sucn as cannot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec .. dSm r. P. McELWAIN.
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A SMALL quantity of Palm Leaf for sale by
n Feb9 d3t L. SPRING, I'd, 297 Main.st.
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Bow Wanted.

DOy w
I'm the Dry Goods Store of HENRY II. CHAM
4 BERLIN. Feb 10TH
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Partner Wanted.

A CENTLEMAN now engaged in a safe and profitable
"A cash business wishes partner with capital OF $4,000
Any one having that at their command and dis
soed personay to attend business will please address
4 r. q Box Is2 Worcester Post Office, under their own
signature and an interview then be had with the ad
r.;sa dWistf Jan 8.
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DRIED APPLE.
OO0O LBS. DRIED APPLE, for sale by
LOOO L. SPRING, End,
Feb TO- d6t 297 Main ST..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

No. S6 CUSTO.HIfO USE STREET, Nea5 Orleans.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-.Vo Pas required until
i Cure is efected-Pdvgte Diseases cured in few days
BY regular physician, without mercury bier poisonous
medicines, at No. SO CusrOMHOusE street. New Orleans,
Louisiana
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease bis general advertise
ment in another column The treatment adopted hy him
that which has the approval Of the distinguished Sur
geous CT Paris, London and New York and its universal
has proved beyond doubt that permanent for the
worst of Constitutional Syphilis GOuOTrBa Structure,
Enlargement Of the PtoTate Glands diseases induced 10y
certain solitary practice etc. be obtained
moral certainty application De made to those Whose inel
gence, skill and experience can be relied Since DR.. Mu
len opened in this city, all the many that have
under his care have been cured, without single exception
some Of these Of years standing One remarkable
Of structure, 30 years Old has been cured, 10 the surprise Of the
patient. The gentleman (whose respecahity is known to
the citizens Of New Oeans) i al han and (hY his pefm
s0n) be referred 70, Dr. NJ 3 treatment Of Structure
not known South Of New York. His treatment OF GOnOr
hma and elect te most perfect ever discovered i IS the
cubel, turpentine, other nanse0us da but cure OBJ
tanned in days without PAIN yenience, or
change Of diet E No pay, unless Is effected within
the time named.
iMPOTENcY-Young men or others, who by sexual excess
eltpOutIOn, have brought themselves Of the
painful consequences resulting from Hrraine ndns eHce
Of the passions, such premature imp0tency involuntary
seminal emissions, general debility, constitutional delange-
ment, may consult Dr. Mullen in honorable confidence he
offers them perfect The sfctes ssCresy Observed
DR.. Mullen may be consulted daily his office, No S. Gus
toalhOuse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN, MID.
az Remember, No. S. CustOmhouse street, iyl5U