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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-01
Domeselc Miscellany.

The Taylor Guards military company, LETT DetroiA
Michigan on the 18th u for Wssnl ngeon, to be pre-
sent on the occasion Of the Inauguration.
The Legislature OF Illinois, adjourned ON the l2th
nit after 8 session eff forty. two days.
The boats the Fall River route have resumed
their regular trips, the Ice having become sntissly
broken in the Sound
A ooOrsd woman, Rsbsooa Garnstt, and her eight
children, were sidnsppsa, from their resdsn In Bal
timore, on the ngn. OF the lStn ult., since which
time nothing has been heard from them
Philip Cox, colorsd, died In Washington, On Sunday
last, sgsdl years.
Mr.. williamson, engaged In logging near Aurors,
Me- bled to death in few minutes short time anee,
from wound In The thigh ocossonod By the axe Of
companion coming or the handle, snd stirling him
with great violsnce.
HeLryT. Wsntwo rth, charged with participation
In the Parker murder has upon EXAMINATION, ~ SAso,
Me, been db cGsrgeo.
The Su, ouch anna river ct Haue do Grace, Wa i'm
IA sable ON Tuesday night, Ia consequence Of ths
rising Of the upon Toe, wnich ranged from 10
to 70 feet Ia thickness. .'lI.r rrn
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- THE NEW GOvERNMENr
THE UNITED TATES.
Sunday, March 4, 1910.
-|NNO~D>N>~~N~N~>N>N~~N>NNeO
THE EXECUTIVE.
PRESIDENT.
ZACHARY TAYLOR, OF Louisiana.
VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE, OF New York.
THE CABINET.
THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
Trs, commencing MarekI 1919 and ending March 1871
Senate.

President-bILLAkn FILMoRE
So
Why's Palcs; Natives in Small Capias Democrats in
Roman; Tho marked r. D. are Fres SoiLers
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law IuteII1Ueuce.

supnr nv CopRr OF rBs USIr.p STATES February TO-
No ~. Samuel Vsssie, appellant, rs. Nathaniel l..
wlisus II al The argument Of this cause was eom-
msnssd b. Mr.. Fssasnd, \ for the appellant
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over house OF Congress; and where Cas- had msjo-
rity democrats will b elected In such case the fol.
loving will be the result -
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The Recapit ulati0n.
SENATE.

THE PROBABLE ASPECT OF CONGRESS.
The probable democratic ajorits In the Senate. ..
The probable whig majority the House ..........
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amy IN Their operations by any other preparation COM
pq9nded ioT similar purposes now before the public.
lhese speeches are combinations OF approved medicines
hshs tne excellent qualities Of each medicine into one
dpatye WhOle so as TO produces most efficient compounds
Wnch nave neYefyet been known to fail tits impossible ia
pLoanee eecses OF the power of medicine Of this peculiar
AhIue or OhaTWi5e host Of facts might be advanced Ia
eetef o. these Specifies for support LOng-standiup
cases o. '0R9rghgG elect Structures Pains in hs LOts
dBeGL0ns OF the Kidneys, GrdB6 BurRiRg IN the in
fg PGssGgcs etc. etc. have yielded to the command Oh ese
hVncbe entdOes, and instances of SYPHILIS OF Inc 0a
nyeteate description have fled before their mO astonfb1
1anative influence.
The preparation is, without doubt the most eeeunl ram
edy ever discovered and has cured obstinate disease
atler every other medicine had failed limits imDrOved fT
space o. me or SiI days without restriction 10 def ~
p0sue OF business Besides this important advEntsge n
never leaves the part subject TO that Troublesome
ht occurs so often after the of other madcDes
presumed anu II taken IN the first stage of the disssrs
VIII arrest the discharge, and remove all unpeassnf %
u new gays In long prOactsd or chronic sfsgsa M E
diseases IN obstinate elects, Female ComDlanfs snL a
g ee, y E without doubt, the most efeotuaI remedy
we Do not offer thele Specifies as PANacr. ., .or,
gssy 5Hg bqL TOT the abovenamed careg We ara tL
zed Dy Drs Leroy and Peetiei OF PsTs }tbs
70 fHarah{g cure, under forfeit Of $500 eA'oi''J
w would mere remark that those Mirfrros bs,o -
In i Ip uDue OF NewOeans ior the last 7{1e ~ ~
Sq 1aaS W u5niEeISay proved efcaoous . aA0
s.J5s - = loJt si9are Of base C0Hgferfeita ,,B
ss 1pHous ana injurious arfirls Per9J5SSt " LILY
IA - y. Otsea 9tatss Is a. DONNAUD Ma n
- $500, bstt7esn Canal and CoTrE9F ~ i'oN'
~ q Hiealse GA stiotuTeH can be hsd gyetis
- ol1Ha combinations fsa Of ahnrSs ~
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"BE Fruitful AND M uLTIP LYa
~ CREATIVE ELIXIR.-Thr IS the only actual reme-
az n5 S Al ess9 Sae dSso S9
eethabliSi and many OF the uoaqa recently recommended
Eto the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
the JUNO CORDIAL and have not given their sanction
single instance that has been authenticated any
relieved by the Juno Cordial are generally such 70
the publication OF certificates of out Of the question
the proprietor could produce host Of the conclusive
,ss 5f ob1iysa bSt Il S baJ s5oy.
positive and apparently miraculous virtues. In all directions
Would Soi have been s mi fan Bis sxtSo5iIJv 7spS-T
- ~ H Il go - ~ 49,
Il Is recommended Objection has been naturally made
The pdce Of Inc Juno Cordial became the trash that has
been thrown in the market in opposition 10 i is sold cheape
but the fact the Cordial cannot be afforded for less, and
ought to be much dsaTe many Of the Ingredients which
compose it are among the COse thin Is in nature whereas
the ohe made Of ehesp drugs, worth but little in
ney, and less in merit We assure the reader that the utmost
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the cure OF
the maladies mentioned above and also Of those which fol-
ow VIZ Loss of Muscular Energy Physical Las.it2ds
and General POstraton, Iutaby, and all Nervous fec
tons, indigestion, Sugghnes Of the Liver, elect or Leu
any way connected with the disorder Of the Provocative
FunetiOusn all Of which It will afford almost immediate
positive and permanent cure Pemons about TO marry if
conscious Of any weakness disability Of certain nature,
health and vigOr in brief period, and where want Of off
ipin y oaa5s OF regret u Iseoge 9s haa % ~ ne Po!t
Of priceless value those without offspring II has taken
hspreeedence in Italy, and will in all other countries where
Il also possesses the unrivsed qualities Of curing ncpient
Consumption and have administered it with great success
pasnts who nave sought our delightful climate Tor the TeSo
ration Of their health and the result is that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the cure OF nopent
TO spread wide the blessings of this medicine have ap-
in the Unod States of America my gents for ita sae
snd none can be genuine unless i comes through them.
Naples, July 18th, 1873 Ia vs. lyc
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r. NJ u
INVALUABLE sDISCOVERK-NO PAY RgoUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFTECrED.-PryateD Diseases cured IN
few days by regular phYsoiaH, without mercury other
poisonous medicines, al No. SO CUarOMHOUsE sTREET,
. New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
of the forms Of certain Disease to mis- general adve
usement in another column The treatment adopted BY
MIN that which has the approval Of the dzne ushsd
Surgeons of Paris London and New York and its unvs
sal SUCCESS has proved beyond doubt that cure
for the worst Of constitutional syphs gonorhgs
structure, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands deaes in
duCed By certain solitary practice etc. etc. be OBJ
tanned 70 moral cesinty, If application be made TO those
WhOEe Intelligence skill and experience be relied
Since DR.. Mullen opened in this city all the many
that have come under bis have been cured without
Jingle exception Some Of these Of years standing
One remarkable Of rcture 30 Old has been cured
70 the surprise Of the patient. The gentleman (Whose
probability is known TO the otzenn Of New OTsBnA) 1 at
hand and (bY his permsson) be referred TO-. Dr. n .
aeatmen of structure is not known South Of New York
Ht treatment of gOnOrhRa and geet is the moat perfect
discovered Il The shortest safest and sBrt The
patient takes Copava cubeb turpentne other nRu
Doses but azure obtained IN two days without
pain, inconvenience change OF diet ~ No pay unlesg
o cure Is effected within the time named.
-1hFOTENCY. Dung or Others who, By sexual eX-
ea OF sepoutOni may have brought on themselves any
q we painful CONSEQUENCES resulting rom an unletIned
indulgence Of the passions, such premature lmpo-
tsncy, involuntary seminal omissions general debility
constitution arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he Oeu them perfect The
stIiCtest tecrezy observed.
Dr. Mullen can be oOnsulted daily at his Office No as
CuatOmh house It, BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. D.
~ Remember No. So CuHtOmhOuEe 81 jyl5H
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MCVOY'S TONIC.

Tone and Health FOLEOo IT'S U.s..
HsORlCS ttonitd from tones tension toned aremedioins
agents th9fesore the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vigog OF the body when il weakened and
Ned and when there deficiency Of tone OF vital power
t1Qm the influence of direase
Tina O o ants upon the nervous the cauillsTV and
the muscular system Ii acts upon the heart through its
sympathy with the stomach and also BY the absorption of
me eove principles employed that they be directly
applied 70 the moving CENTRE and 70 the coats OF the blood
vessels Indeed of all the preparations oonved by the anti
nee OF man, this is among these which exes the most
powerful TONIC effect. Il increases the digestive powers
Of the stomach stimulates the nissnes and being dissolved
IN the gastric and intestinal juices taken up by the absorp-
en enters the blood and stimulates the whole system The
oqntenancp pale and faded assumes beautiful ford
aspect and y whole powers Of the system called into
healthy apen itaugents the powers Of the seere0ry sys.
tenn and by the moderate but permanent impression makea
on the nerves. increases the general vgorO all the functions
II ouLEs lwithOut pufging) nhere there Is pale or vel
tgio SKIN, attended loih sDangs, 7Rdsdrca, DrOpsB
Jaindes, Diseases Of the Heart, DISTRACTED AeEstra
ti9R, Chor8sis, and may be used with entire in
eak Habit digestion, Relaxation, Hvsteria Scr0fla
CAroalo CGtarh CaOr6H HgpOch0Rdridsis. Green Sick
ness, PardlVsf Rfkcts and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
~ TONES must not be used where there il Fever
Inflammation. Price 91 co.
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MeVOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine Of the Nineteenth CCRturB made from
Roots n Plants gr0lqiHg near The Clkf at .heIic0.
This iB truly valuable remedy, and everybody shuud
hayet In Diseases Of Children and preventive of dis
used with pe6minent success in Diseases Q he Chest such
as Colds, Cough, Difficulty Of BTeattfHg SDittiRg Of
bq0a, tlQhG SDaatG, often attended with Calls and Heat
PdiH ~ ne Breast and Side Consumption 10 its f0rmiag
stage, asthma, Group, iBfHenzG. Also, LiUer Com
plant, Costig6aeas Scr0d, HGstiHg Qf ths FLESH If
tectieNs Of he Spleen, Stomach and B0l5es We have
beard Of no Of Cholera occurring where this rame-
children they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed The most perfect health For females vii be found
superior 10 every other medicine and be used under an
Circnmsanoea a depuIatiFe qualities places It far above
All the Sarsaparlas In Scarlet Eusr il unquesonsby
q great remedy.
~ FeE further information see Pamphlets and Bih.-
THE EoLEoTIo SYRUP.
For the cure Of FYnOr 4lBHs ErcsssiDe Uterine Dis.
eAarges ard Chronte Disease Of zee Spleen OF unsqr
passed exoeenee positive in It's saqtaTy results and worthy
Of universal patronage. Price 81 So
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDoTH.
q Great and W9Hdsgfti s9geRt Of Truly astonishing
power composed Of simple vegetable element and eXteF
naY applied For the cure Of Rheivqafism Tsf0HWs ar
Loelap, Spasms, StjBess Of the eints, Pam a. suep
part o. the body, Edrgces JFeFu0s I00tAache If applied
IN The ear Of the affected side
We would not deal in fuisome euiOgy, in the usual
WIS OF paneREnc M commencing this article 70 public
zee iet we tae that tems strong illus
4SIye Of Us power TO heal Excellence, efficiency. Ger
9le 70 aitnbute1- All who L viii say it s good
e' a a9 iaeaeaabs good to the hgmen aee Price e.
49, eaas, Of Nsieipr "a fs66aaiia5iss ~,
H'e 81 H5 ANkt3aAss Aasssisz Cd
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naTr.v EIR.EsC EI.Il.

PERSONAL SKEroH o. Mss BDeEWoREIi.--
The following il from paper BY Mrs. s G Han,
ia ihs London All journal for July;
SIN panon she WIS very smailsmalleI man
Hannah aIofe-and with mora than Hannah More
Tiraci 81 manner; her faea was pale ana LIE
her iggea irregular; they may aaFe peeh t9a-
eidaled plains even ID youths BUG ~ ~ ~
ses so BENEVOLENT, her manner 50 sttls4 wSH
Designating 81 English dieni5Fand Irish rank
nessthat you never bougat q neg, u dsisls MS
enherto plainHess % baaulyi sle NPa Al " al
occupied withouf BUG uine TIE attentions charmed
tv her pleasant voice while TIE earnestness and
afuff ffas beamsd ii her bright blue-uery blue
ewes, mado Of Falae every WoEd she utlered-ner
words we're always well chosen her manner of
sxpressoa taa egartful and natural; her sentences
were frequently episfammatIcs she knew how TO
fistsa - well IS "a lals, and gathered information
ia 8 fnannsF highly complimentary 10 the society
3. which, Dc he time, she sofmed q part; while
listening 10 her she continually recalled to me the
story 81 the fairy whose lips dropped diamonds and
pearls Fhsneyer they opened.
q Hiss EdseYprih was remarkably neat and par
iicnlar 10 her dress; her feet and hands were so
very small as to be quite child-lise. / once took a
shoe ct hers 70 Melnotte's in Paris, she having
commissioned me 70 procure her some shoes there,
and the people insisted I must require them pour
atne jelrie demOisetls' y
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TIE Arr OF CoNyERsATIoN.--In the first place,
remember in sustaining Light and polished dia-
logne that % 60 on saying anything is infinitely
nothing.
Never bungle, hesitate, or correct yourself Let
the stream OF words Cow easily; and as in taking
care OF he.pences the pounds said to take care
Of themselves, so in managing well yonr forms Of
dcton the sense must Be often left toits own guide
As a substitute for a particular word, What's
lis name is always at hand and preferable 70
lhingembob," which is decidedly vulgar.
Ia the ahsanee Of argument, the logical " Of
course IS invaluable.
All shat sort Of thing, admirably supplies the
place ol general knowledge
As the poet says viii account for any quo
tation from any 0r no author IN existence
E IN the middle ages" or in the days Of Louis
Alks is capital date when you are at a loss
Richmond NB.
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ISOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of private diseases.
owing the utter dislualfeatons of those who profess
such cases. deem It be nothing but act Of
kindness towardathe unfortunately afflicted well as sheer
iuSties to Or. MULLEN, No. SO CUsTOMHoUsE sTREEr,
state that in the year 1886 sOrey afflicted With syphi
lis, p its worst and most appalling FORM and tor several
months together under the best regular medca practice
could obtain in New Orleans without being at al benefit
tsd-indeed grew worse At length heard of Dr. Null
ens great reputation. applied to him, and TO my great
iOy in three weeks he restored perfect health Sub
iyistf SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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MARTIN II. DEVEREUX,

MANUFAGTUREh OF ALL ARTICLES. lN THE
Copper, Tin, sheet-Iron q Crate Business.
CRATES Brass, Russia OF Berlin Iron Of any a
~ pattern o. sI2e @ suit the Fire place Mante ~ ~
sEAlA and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR NM
hlTURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for W.
hoai hnghouses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES, TO suit
Families Of from eight 20 thousand paIrOns, improved by
NJ, IL d. Plain and BrQnzed PYRAMID STOVES, TO
suit Churches, Halls Public Rooms Small do, for OFF,
or Counting rooms. Ship and Steamboat CA BOOSE6
iIou No. to 3, for coal OF wood STQVEPIPR of all
sizes and put up Bath HeateB, Stills Worms Sugar La
dies, etc, on hand 10 order.
N, B.-Budem and otheTs in want of Crates Tin Cop
per Pipes or Cutters viii find 1t 10 their advantage to call
and examine The same.
~ An REPAIRS promptly attended to at
tFl II No. 20 Tnhoupitoulas st., New Orleans.
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Ior the cure Of dOnOIfhWHI
elect, Structures, Venefea
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlring research tTave.
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover,
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepara,
tiOnE 10 the human family,
Doctors Leroy and Peletiel
ieariessTy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualsd, either fol- theil
curative properties or fol
mlldness, safety and Ger.
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Owing to the great and immense sale Of Dr. Town
sends SaBaparis a number of men who were formerly
Agents have commenced making saTsaparilla Extra cts
Eiixn Bitien Extracts of yellow Dock, ETC. They gene
rally put up in The same shaped bottles and of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they Only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided. m
Principal Office, 10 FRttgR street, sun Building. New
York Reding & Co, Slgts street Boston Dyo & So
g1 BamoEe; NJ Cohen Charleston; I05 Seaih Pearl 81
Absny P. III MOCFaw, NatchRz-and by al the principal
Druggists and Me5oh81fs generally thg0uEh0u. ths Tsia5
atss Hs5t tsdiss Gud the Osasd8s.
{, WEIGHT. Isl Uhsltgss sIesA
aa3 AE5sf AEa Ufas1b
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Ur, ToWnsend Rut having tested his SsugpaTia in
Of Fits, of never recommended it, and was surprised
20 receive the following nom EteiEaht AID respectable
Fgrmer Of WsEtoheater county
EORBHAM, August Is, Isa7.
Dr.. T5tsRssE9-Dsar Sir have tts girl seven yean
Of age who has hsen several years afflicted with Fiat
tired almost everything for her but without a. last
although could hnd recommendation in Circular
for like hers, thought she very delicate
health would give her Of your Bar5apaa tnd
ye glad we did for i restored her strength qtshs
has had of the Fits great pleasure
prise She Is fast becoming rugged and hearty, fof which
We feel grateful. Your, respectfully.
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Dr. T0loaseHd-Iear Sir: have the pleasure to nior
you Of children hav been cured of the Scous
by the use Of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great Obgs
ton. YouTs, respectfully,
IsAAo w CRAIN. LOG WoosteEstreet.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HO USE-F FURNISHING STORE
So Camp street, NewOrlesns
NJ hEhH families can lind all articles Oh House Keeping
y gQnpnspg general assortment and select foo ~
hlIOhEA FUkNlGURE-Cooking Utensils MIN and
lon " eIej Ere SETS Brass and Steel ShOvsls ard
nj, iongs and Kitchen Fire Iton-wa
ENAMEiI4ED and pstent-metaI tinped UOTT OVzJ
=, w ARE Fire Dogs ' ANA'i40 w
GERMAN SILVER Rlook Tin and p,t,,,i, nm. 4 - i
COFFEE URNS. Ia Gnu
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver Hritsruis a. -.
49, EA Rpd TABLE SPOONS. - -''' anu iloh
WOIS9n3HH Brass and Iron hound CEDAR PALS
RAFT Rat AiNS,-BQgED CEDAR WARE, a new article
Wagons. ~ Aais anu
BRBsHEs57FgnOy and Plain, busting, Sweeping, and
MA Ms 7I Manila, Alicante Palm and Husk MATS,
BRASS Britannia and new Metal n NM 11s1rr r,ys
and LAMPS, i'A'7 Inns
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
SOpklH@ STOVES and FURNACEs
D. q 9,,y 9fught5 patent premium COOK STOVES for
proved articlein use ' n,ara A. A.,
go ao'aiaad SsaHbos fnruiuh a. rsdnos III io o o
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fTN0 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VEEEREAI4 DIS
a EASES.-Ihe reputation Of the writer IL 80 well estab
shed that all that necessary to to those who have been
unfortunate to have contracted those dfaad
ul diseases known and called Secret Diseases IN any part Of
their various forms that the writer after most success
ul practice Of twentysx year, confined strictly 10 Nenereal
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood havng treated and re-
ieved many hundredH who past all hope, many Of
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent physcanl
without receiving benefit is enabled to offer posi-
lively safe, certsln and speedy Should Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at No. SO CUsTOMHOUsR sTREET,
before applying elsewhere and mathematics Ofthe bene-
its Of the IubscTibets long and success pssnee.
iYlbd B. +. MULLEN. IS Cust0mhOuse St
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B80w IL account Of another child saved Or. TOWA
SsnapHha has saved the lives Of thousands Of chill
dren. The following certificates selected from greet
numbeT received this week.
Nav YoRK, April 1, I847.
Dr., TOHRssna-Daar Sir One Of my children was Vey
sick with CanksE in the Mouth and Throat attended witt
great debility 1t dying obtained Of rom
excellent medicine and toured directly for which aSsuFt
you feel very grateful oun, respectfully,
ELIzABETH EdwEER, 81 DeshFOsEeaat.
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Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Phys
clans in different parts OF the Union,
This is to certify that We the undersigned Physicians o.
the City Of Albany have in numerous prescribed Dr.
TOnsebds SaTsapnna, and believe it to be OF the nos
valuRbls organizations in the market.
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THREE CHILDREN. d,
-Llanr AIr. L hn.-a lie -

This certificate eonolusvey proves that this Saspaa has
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented.
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NO 10 CaRONDELET' STREET.,. SIN of the
s4ESclIdpJdH Statue.
~ POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI ENEREAL MIXTURES
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Dr.. TolonseRd-Degr Sir / purchased for my wife two
bottles Of sanapaa Of your agent, Mr. MeNAir OF kala
try for the Fever and Ag1e Before had finish
other day when the ehs and fever appeared they Less
voent and before she had finished the bottle she
beie she took the agus. lady that had been very Sch
wife ohi and fever but had broke them with Qunine
very weak and distressing state and trC unled
sSos dinghy with the cake seeing the effect that ad
wife, she sent and procured lew bottles, and It
sto her in few weeks to complete health. Your Eamapa.
ra hwthout doubt unequaled in diseases inoidenttO the
WeR and if You think that this unication will be
Yours respectfully CHkRLEu b. Swan.
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FDUCATION.
HIs, sg1o 4 4 : ToH Y 4 J, IAlpTIHs

CkHpEnn1HZ REHrs NEAR ST. JOsEpn sTREET.
E7SSt iioiI4u in lst3 under the supHnntendence Of
~ che iisei ALLISON nom LQndan,in this institu-
ias s2liae o sue thorough and lygtemato no vague
af esos 70, in Of the various departments science
o iiiaEatuIe
me french Longuaeea under the superntendenceo OF
french gentleman 81 high literary attainment other LAM
ee music and the accomplishments are taught By mss
teIs OF equa eminenee IN their professions
IAVine ln every style y taught by tie Misses ALISON
pnnhs TOT Any years of Of the most eminent
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