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AaIHn I- FnR rALIFnRNIA, -

w y Young 5 shou h-g orgAnizet 20 proceed by
srdrute MEXICO 10 the gold region. Those prefer
-ng his method % The dangerous ard uncertain o.
rounding Cape Horn crossing The sfamu have The
opportunity by immediate application ~ Canal
Of Hudson, bets A. VI and ? " person vii be
IN attendance O give 81 requisite inflrmsuon.
\ B-The third meeting ~ hs above Ascension vii
be held Saturday, evening, Ath inst o. O'Clock a. the
Broadway House corner u Broadway and GrsndsL A
general attendance Il requested. 49,
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AI.I.S.

rTUK TWENTIETH ANNUAL BALL In aid Of
hs New YORK Fire Department Fund, Will be given al
the Asor place Opera House Monday evening, Js1es
~ 2q 1913 ruTh6Ssii.u29
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DOPPING THR QUESTION TO cALIFORNI.

ANS " Wei, John. here VIII uu ket nohfi m NAl-
f0rni. p Answer" Well. don't know uncle Peter !
guess board 81 per day 10 San Francisco Yes
but you OBTAIN board al the uiue." well, don't
know. uncle Peter Robert how 10 Il with you - 20,
uncle. have made ample provision. have on board the
ve.el barrels salt beef II PORK, lot Of hard bread.
pts snd kettles IN abundance shall do my cooking
as well ~ digging" Yes Robert bul how will you get
-FOUR barrels mines houi roads from the
head Of navigation r. "Nhy roll them there uncle Peter
But you them IN the there being no nu d.
ing. herewith the hoops shrink and loosen the barrels
less snd the content. spOil ~ We'll don't know uncle
must think OF that" Richard. hw have you arranged
Tor your living al he mines = Well uncle, went down
10 Wes Miller & frovos. 2l7 Front a. where hey keep
al kind. Of preserved meals, soups pickles preserves
spced oyer krout SC snd purchased 90 pounds OF
preserved fresh roasted meats pounds served vege
tables material fOf 900 pinis soup olshst barrel sour
kroui 90 keep Of he scurgy for the slm Of so which
Nth hs s90 pad iOr 800 POUNDS bread makes -7' So
you have 100 pounds OF food Tor year or cie
pounds per day g ~ per week. These provisions
can-ers and keep p years retaining perfectly
their natural flavor csn bags throw them on the hscs-
OF mules and 20 anywhere 10 The best tiggings, even ~
miles distance While poor John cam dig Al All for want VI
food AMI kOneri must dig nesr By his bsrrel'
Well. Richard" SAYS uncle Peter, you can 40 To Call
ionis With safety You VIII get along Ia 1hs wori, my
bly. sure" l5isl
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~ broadway HnlI.-Temper.


" bFOnhWHy n oII,-I prTs1ee FlTI Lesgla,
No !, VIII hold pubic meeting A. 80 Brosd way. This
Ttursca 81 evening" Al O'Clock Good speakers AID free
seats lii8 lrl WARREN ROCKWELL sec'y.
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NEW-oRLEANs sERENADERs,
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY,

SOCIETY LIBRARY. BROADWAY, cor LEONARD.
CONCERT EVERY NlGHr
rINHE CONCERTS or THIS COMPANY present an en-
i trs change from the usual msnner In which Ethiopian
entertainment. are prodlced Every evsuiug
embraces graDi operate scenes from " La sOnnsmhus,
Lucres Borgia snd other Italian Operas with limits
uou. ~ Jenny Lind. Madame Grsi Madame Bishop 81
nor Lsbisch-. sisnor Mario. ssnor Gsrdioni
Acmiuance - Doors a. Concert al oclocs
SATURDAY ATE RNOoN CoNCEar-poors open d
qo'rlocs. Concert ats i6 Sits
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~ Werhsr's Fnrinu has established It's refu-
talon with the medical profession and the public, ns die
Tor children and nvsds much supe nor 20 arowroot
barley, &c strengthening pleasant % lhe ase, snd
easily prepared Al The principal drug stores Whoe2Hle
by HECRER { RROTFfFR ~ Ch-rrv-si oil re
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ADVICE TO CAIIFORNI.N-.-Pers

4. sell Fom this port for California without outfit Of
lncs Rubber Goods my i've regret that they
20 while those no purchase India Rubber Tent Coat
Cap WadinF Boots Camp snkei Ar Bed. Life Preserv-
er Carteen, krspssck. Ccfhe. Be &C &c viii be able,
when they r-sch he Dorado up FOR themselves Keep
bosrders need BE- and dis for gold IL BAR fshom
deep with dry ss1 The best psce In the city 70 purchase
these articles Is ~ ne new India Rubber Warehouse. -
John-gt The Subscribers avsrse pufcg. they
would say inst heir sr beds constructed 20 be
converted 0to RATS bos for crossing uve' with Of
merch sncise snd entitled TO be csed the Combined
Bed ard Boat" No person should purchase boat hout
hrst examining this article For .se the lowest prices by
CHURCH ELLIS TOMPktNs
FaT New Irfis Rubber " .rehouse ~ John.st
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CALIFORNIA; ANTED-A passage ueksi %
Neiih-r cabin IN ~ steamer % The ih of Nsrrh frcn
Psnsns 20 ser yrsnes.o. Apply 70 ]. r WHITE 10
sssssh-st r0ou a. rs r.
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CoR CALIFoRNIA AND THE GOLD MINES

Il In the haste of preparing for sometimes import
matters overlooked For instance Matches very
important JOHN sTENENSs mstches sr- Ggtt. port
able aud ssf being cspsu-c 10 stand the rainy 10
California Put 10 safety maichboxes Recommended BY
th- Insurance Comrsuies Terms oU Orders BY ms or
Otherwise solicited. Dspj, M Msidsr-lsne. jis 81
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Cg- Don't, nh! Don't ne without delicious set Of
while pesry teeth and sweet ffagrsut cath. shen you
have them tom by u'ing p box O JoSEs' Amber
To "a Paste II whieu- teeth hsrdsns the gums sweet
ems hresh. IL beautiful and economical art
Gle Sold on y nj 20 Chsinsn-si. Jlo Neod
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~ AT NeetinR Of the Fourth Ward Demo-
crh-ic W htx Committee, held 81 h. srstsp.sfe
hoi-i On Wec1esdsy evening. l7h net hEVRY ToPFfSG
Ftq vas eectei Chairman. AID JswEs MosEM ~
rciary for lls coming year i3f9 By order.
Il.l JAMES NOSEHAN. Secretary.
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~" Facts are stubborn Things.v-lt proved
by hundreds Ibis city hat cake OF he genuine JoNEss
Chemical Soap will make dscOored hlCtched OF rectied
skin bright clear snd delicious removing every eruption
Ans sso that ihree-shng bole 81 JoNEss Cora lair
Restorative will he and keep the hair clean, sO sky
and ne thrice lorg any other article mede, beside
forcing-mnd forcnethe hair 10 grow, stop falling %.
curing auv u4ruf &c Reader both these really
ceent Gel The genuine only Al f3 Broadway one door
above Wa ser-st tlG 9ieof
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wv saOWN Aacuonest
ECRNITUkk-FRIDAY ysn

81 10 ociock Al No Bceran eha hoass so1th o.
Atsnre Of J " Brown viii eel 81 Auction. - sbs,s
the Furniture OF q family esvtns the City. eonslstfns %
sofas ehsrs bureaus carpet oil clco dining card
and ~ssh tables. becsssds eets bedding nsftrsasss
ehirs crcskery. slass ware, &c
Aso-ghe klicher ulersils JUS r1.
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j'Ok sALEAT PUBLIC AUCTION brA
u BLEECkEh, on The 23,h Of January, Q beautiful Couh
Try seat Tsrytown with about hneen o. land,
excellent assortment Of fruit uses about hall milo from
churches steamboat landing and railroad depot The hoass
81 feet front nigh For farther psrtica
ply ljt1srl SD roMPkiNs. rsryto~u.
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al Institute are happy announce hs hey have
gsged Mr. GEORGE L0D - Conductor % the Society
tnai hereafter regular renearss I'll be he every M0rdsY
evening :; o'clock Al the Lyceum. 55 Broadway. anti
farther notice AT persons lsho fair read-rl Wshr
70 ola the institute invited % siend meeug;n be held
g. ne byceum on Saturday, Jan - al flr he pur-
pose of admitting members By order ofte Committee
li8 IT, VI. PECK secretarv
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improvements 10 The social condition. ard the advances
our race 10 intelligence . The pr0iOng sdon Of human e
Win the Increase a Intelligence hgf grown up know q q
OF Tie elements 81 health, and gegsrd for be aud com
mensuratey with the strides u sc-nc- have acquired
ne mean Of srrestng disease ard Evrrng Il
Notw thsaco he proRrefs have made Statistics show
That even now sixth Of hs whole population die snr1
ally o. consumption. One o. the most important dscoverle
Of Ne age, u smelOaing The condition Of this large css
Of suffering humanity, Is Dr. NsTARs Bassm Of WI,
Cherry.
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ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Aucroreer.
4 OTIS OF THk SrusvESANT EsTATk.-
Ia ANTHONY J. BLEECkER will cell 81 sueuou %
FRIDAY lsh mat Of IL o':oct. Ct the Merchants III
change by order OF OF the heirs fessr eyvss
ant deceased. l2S Building Lots situate on ymyvessnt
Square and Fret and Secoudsvcnues aud Thireenth,
Fourteenth, Fifteenth Sixteenth ssven,eenh. Eishtssath
Nineteenth and rw entisth-sl. ltel
The terms will be liberia and lille tndisputabe. Litho
graphed maps be obtained OF the Aaconee Brood
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MUSICAL SOIREE
RARNUM's AMERICAN MusEUM.-spI

AIR WOODBURY'S third entertainment OF the course
Itwil lake place Rutgers Institute, 90 THURSDAY
EVENING. Jan l8. Tickets al the door. J3 Sisecd'
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

~ FOR SAN FHANCIsCO, CALIFORNIA.
S$f The fssts.llng copp.fsd and eoppsrfss,saeh
ship ELIZABETH ELLEN, commanded by Cap
Daoiel Truemsn, o. burden, three yssfs old, viii
s1cceed he Tshmsroo, and ssi for The shove p wh dis
patch Ths snip has spacious poop cabin FOR "A nfs csbn
passengers and very hight airy second cabin betweea
decks For freight or passage, apply 10 The Captain %
n RICHARDS L co 81 south Of OF 70
il5 lxis- A O BENSON CO 80 Boe,h-st.
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p. FOR CALIFOKSIA:aTh. t..t..iIiny, COP

IL FOR CALIfOHSIA.-Ths fsstssilins, cop
CT per-'sstsnsd BAH GRIYFON, ~in lesys fos Ss
Frsncisco on tho 18th instant Her secofpmods tons
bsing ample the shares have boon sxtepdsd from - N 80
ev remain spilled for THIS yessr presents he
fsyorsbs opportunity for the Oo.d regions Shsa
acknowledged 70 % hyperion 10 any ye for that yoyss
having been bol Ia Boston By Old shpmsstes Tor ~
600 few yssrs cost Of upward OF IS ooo nd
the fastest for ali weather that left that
She 70 80 barhen. She Will 10 provsioned foe
years. and every shareholder substitute vii have
noms and protection bile 10 California and rstusn II
The vessel 10 wishes 70 DO q which lime h i1fsfes'
vii be worth nearly or quits the amount invested 10
be procured At tho very lowest rstes kseh
snare w entitled 70 from 20 TO bbls spsee for sifbt
Shares, 500 Apply 70 o . HALSTEp. yr ~ brosds
Nesut, X HUTCHINSON, Maiden lsns' san
DENNIS. lac Washinstons New Yofh City.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON,
VIM PICKETT
CAPT p o Martin. coumiass
CS DENNIS
ysn O.sHALsrE0, L
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\IOTICE.-Ths stockholders Of The bars ohIvnon
~ Nj meet on Thsrdsy evening, 18th itst o. Hal
sryp ira once Of n O'Clock P1oetns susodsnes ~
e,s.ed a The CemniItse v then male heir rspEs u
rr-r1e 10 The cuff ing Of the vesse ofcess. kr s
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Nm MCCORMICK. Aueroreer
SuEkIFE sALE OF FVRNlTCRk-r

y UAf, q lVocoek, ne 81 Chafes Hcte cor u broo1
way and Leonard VII 30 sold BY order u The Socsit
secoan u rmer purchases al the furniture In Tho sstse
shment The furniture will be sod IN small lossA solt
up 10 0'cloek viii be delivered In The afternoon No
bid vii Ne tske1 exceps from acDa euyer
us IL rhOS GARLAND, DIP Sheue
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MARINE JoURNA.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK...JANUARY l8
MINIATURE AiNANAC....THiS
rar .r> rut NooS.
n. "a -. - 4 81 Rse.....s J.. Fven. ......3 s.
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JAMES COLE, Auetione-r
I.IAHI.E SEtTl(b\S ON W

' AVENUE, adjoining Clinton aud Myr'e-sveru>s
JAMES COLE viii 90 al suction. on WEDNESDAY. Jaa
~ 81 l. o'e och 81 the Merchants Exchange, valuable
building section on Wsshinstcnsv adjoining Cipsonsv
Brooklyn
Positive sale OF sections OF ground, containing w
each, simsie westerly aide W sshir gtonsv between
Wiou ghhy and pekabsvs each section being loo feet
front and rear by 30 feet deep
Also section on the north side w illcushhy sv fronting
on wsshingtoE-sv. The ssd " hiRxSsp-av. 10 ~ feel
wide. regulated aud paved IN n Vter.
The shove property 70 not eve my In the city, ant
ecnsed by little In pous Ton. hesaiy Of pro-
rect and conveuienc. and surrounded by the very heel
of Improvements Fay per cent % tho purchase money
remain bond aud mortgage for y-srs a. ref cent
Lilhosraphie be had of the sneonesr, ~ fuoo
81 Brookl yn, or q Wsll-sl N Y ~ rth
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Oulv 600 10 s. 90 Cspila ReeliredThe subscriber
ha. converory his cy ard The sole psieut rghi for
aking siee! (y saving nearly BAH 10 labor
snd fuel sQus The Engsh bisiered - viii be shown by
certificate from our eminent Uachiniss The steel
can b. sod At one hsf prce Of he English, AID pay
nr5st $50 per tor q which II be made monthly -
Apply NJ a. nsnovtr-st basement OF Us 81
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Markets .oAarrvILY RsrosTrD TOR TIE TRIBUNE


AsHEs-Hsvs moved day so b5 cold sal 20 iof
Pearls s7t0 81 f1r P0fs OF The bbs Pearls
Export from isi % lfci January;
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CALIFORNIA.


IA-wANTED-A passage ucksi -
Neifh-r cabin IN h steamer q The ih of Nsrrh frcn
Psrsns 20 san Frsnes-o Apply 70 ]. r WHITE 10
Ss,ssh-.t roou ~ isr
DAs-tGE FOR CALIFoKNIs FoR sALE-A
4 s-c0udcsbin rssssse 10 M .hip Pscsc with stores.
- for one person. fnr ssie ~
jsSr. " r. SMITH CO. tsAssr-'aae
CALIPoRNIA.-N ao,sa. $50 for which /. lie IN.
I .ursn-e policy 81 = oo0 VII b- giv-n win bo,is Tor -
r-i-mpucn - f v.re reurr, ard snceIe-i security
o-sii- address gterur1s~.' Efi101e oere. j's So
CALIFORNIA OyBRCOAT-.-we ,rs ss..ins
y prices he bslsnce q superior Pios Con
sscs. which particularly sfs-i-i 20 f-r around ne
Horu ilsuisl " T JENNINGS CO 81 sroatvsy
CALIFORNIA uechsuic Of robust hesih. ~i.h..
I to uske srrar Errenls " IN s1le ore 10 tarusa him
with uesrs % take tim 20 Csforuis liberal Any
rea0v furnish - vii p-ss- sifr-ss h "
lis once. stsrng when ard where &C interview he
had. Jlsi
COLD. COLD.-Couraci boxes Of Soid tess ior
~ trsrsporfsrol with ps'n printed directors voit u
Chemical teclrlra resl enabling any person 10 fIarc
sysns fraud ard reject worthless metals that be o.
f-r-d for sale pas r persons so1E 70 Caorus By
jls 1is- JOHN ROACR. s. Nssszu-st \. Y.
TOR CALIFORNIA DIRECr.-At meeting Of
stockholders c ~ Mech snics Ninfng Assocatrr, held
81 T.rEham Hall corner Ct Avtnue ard Fcuuh-st. he
following Committee appointed receive the bsArce
u sub.cr 1d0E But eS shares remsr he sold ard
DESTROYS Of Joining joint company for Cs-
fornis woai 90 % cal a. once srd subscribe Pce.
So per share &c N. slhON>ON, 1871 Lewitst
C5szif,ss JAS MlLLEGAN 81 Fourth-st
H8 20 tR n HILLAiR. rs L-v'.-t
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VrO PRISTER--FORsA LE-A new sin zlec ylnder
L fdO-'sl Napier Pnntng Msenire bed 5IS4 vi
PRINT 1000 ger hour Al engine will be sold with II
required ALSO Adams Press, new styel 6kf0 Apply,
81 letter postpaid persons y bet~ II and
O'Clock. % RICHARDS 4 co ~ Anu-st
Llt VIZ OfEce of Golden R1le.
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X T. WILLARD, Asctioneer.
NORTCAGk sAIE OF STOCK OF STOVES
WI and tn Ware HENRY y WILLARD viii cell
THIS DAY, Jan IS. 81 10 oeock. ~ SSs. Grand o. By
vntue OF ehsel mortgage. the sock Of ard
MANUFACTURER, comprising every article n the aeovs
business Alec stone water eoo.ers pets ard fas
ces lsmps. &c. ne
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his city ests5 shnent IS Lag and Oyster Bay l.
New bu -ngs being erected FOR NE country e-tab
ment which with the charming scenery and remarkable
ssubnty Of the place will flrnsh uneq1sed advantages
for lnyaids 81 all seasons o. the year n30 miss
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NIB BUTLER, Anctoueer
DIBLIC ADMINISTRATORS hALk AT
L AUCTION, on FRIDAY, Jap. ~ Of n o'eio~k Of 81
Third avenue the effects belonging the essis Of An
drew Council iecesscc consisting % esrts vssors
p-nsrrs tools plsnt spokes sprrgs Wagon bores snel
trees &c. By order Of jas sts = ThANER. Pub. Adm
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,nRoTr,s IN.TITUTION for he Fdlcsdln d

~ Young Lsdies. ~ snd IS Bl-eckersi 90 Messfs
JACOB a JOHN ;. c. ABBOTT The third fern CON
mences on Monday. Feb The young lsfies are under
The Constant supervision q the principals Teachers Of ne
highest sttsrmenis gloyed o. Instruct N Al ne
branches OF fashed education Young ladies' rom zbro Al
srs received into the family OF Rev. John Abbot
f1g
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" Vocal !nu-fc.-A Lec.ure 70 learners u NOca
husc with practical illustrations and sougsuging viii be
gwen a. The American Musics Institute s3 Broadway on
Friday evening l2ih met a. "A o'c OcE. By b Wo0D
The hrsi Of series Free he fret evening ne his
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IrAr nEkF, Eat BEEF.-Eear hesal.a

lat DEEF, FAT BEEF !-Foar besunul pre-
I n.un cattle. raised and fsei by Mr. John . Oedr-y,
Wes,chesi1r County White sns They are sN Yeas
old They have been pronounced by Cur n 'fi emnen1
aiges TO be he he,l that have been offered lf sale ms
season. Also very fine mutton lsn1 and veal lls
10 be sod on saturday Jan % lf3 ~ - snd GENRE
Make, NY. by SRlAN LANRENCk No-Ils nut
- Il M ne sniihf WI hrrei ant ra..et in Q. us 3
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DAILY CRESCENT.

ANCIENT LINEAGE.-A contemporary, Gays the
London Times,) in writing of the. exile of Louis
Philippe alludes TO the antiquity of his family, and
speaks Of il as being as old as the tenth century
That's a mere bagatelle, and~fhe EEK king would
feel offended at being looked upon psrvcnu, II
he could not go farther back than fsfet He claims
TO trace his origin to the Armenian Arsacidas Ihis
may appear TO some readers rather hazardous re-
mark, but what will they say to the assertion that
Louis Philippe can claim, as among his ancestors,
not only the Arsacide, but Alexander the Great,
and even the Olympian Jupiter. Yet so it is:
Among the Byzantine EmperOrs was Basil l, called
the Macedonian. who reignsd during the last third
OF the ninth century. He claimed to be descended
from the younger branch of the Arsacide, which
regned in Armenia, and two members of which
retired to the Byzantine empire on the destruction
of their country. Lands assigned them in
Macedonia, ard from one of them Basil was de-
seconded. The wife of Bass father was not only
a descendant Cher own authority being held suffI-
cent TO establish the claim) from Constantine the
Great, but The child of tins couple was connected
by some dark affinity of lineage or country with
the Macedonian Alexander" The Princess Anne,
one of the descendants from Basil ], was welded
to Vladimir, Grand Duke of Russia and, says
Gibbon, "by the marriage of her d-daughter
with Henry the First, King of France, the blood of
the Macedonians, and perhaps of the Arsacide,
still flows in the veins of the Bourbon line"
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ainty in their operations, by any other PREPARATION com.
pounded for similar purposes, now before the public.
These Specifics combinations of approved medicines
minglng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
anaye WHOLE so as to produce most efficient compounds,
which have never yet been known fail tbs impossible to
produce certificates OF the of medicine OF this peculiar
nature or Otherwise host of facts might be advanced
acer Of these Specifies rests for support Long standing
cases OF GonorrhGo Gtse STRUCTURES, Pains the L0ls
Affections OF the Kidneys, Graya. Burning in the in
Grg PGssdges ETC. etc have yielded to the command
nvncble antId0tes and instances of SYPHILIS of the most
sanative influence.
The preparation is without doubt the most eectua REM
edy ever and has cured obstinate diseases
after every other medicine had failed In its improved form
nearly tasteless and effects a>permanent cure in the
space OF noe siL days without restriction to diet ex.
posue business. Besides this important advantage il
leaves the part subject to that troublesome weakness
that occurs often after the of other medicines generally
prescribed and taken in the first stage of the disease
will arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant fenes
few days: In long potracted chronic stages of the
diseases in obstinate Glees Female Complants such a
WHITES ETC. it is. without doubt the efectua remedy
ever discovered. '
We do offer these Specifics as PANAcKA or cure
every but for the above CASES we are author
10 guaranty cure under forfeit of $500.
we would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
1fe me pubic oil NewOreans for the last years. and
lney nave U universally proved effcacous.
CdCIION.-Banare0 of a base Coasnterfeter uAo
ss4s spurious and injurious article Recoect the only
Ngens IN United States A. DONNAUD, No. 10 CARON.
DxLkT srREET, betaoeeH Canal and Common.
Treatise ON Structures can be had grahis
x All private consultations free of charge nN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-24
McYOY'S TONIC.
ne and Health Foll0w Its Use.

Tone and Health FOLLOW Its Use.
TONICS (tonika from tOnos tension, tone) are medicinal
agents thatsresOre the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and ygoI of the body when weakened and
laxed and when there deficiency of tone vital power
from the influence of disease.
This N C acts upon the nervous. the capillary and
the muscular system. 1t acts the heart through it,
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption OF
The active principles employed that they be directly
applied the moving centre and the of the blood
vessels Indeed of all the preparations conved by the a
flee Of this among these which exerts the most
powerful TONIC effect It increases the digestive powers
of the stomach stimulates the nesnes and being dissolved
the gastric and intestinal juices taken by the absOp
ems enters the blood and stimulates the whole system The
cOuntenance pale and faded beautiful Ord
aspect and the whole powers of the system called into
healthy action 1t augments the of the secreOy
and by the moderate but makes
the the general of all the functions
1t cqEEs xithopt pusng) ,ohere there is pale or ye
anndiee, Diseases of the Heart Obsrueted Menstrual
Weak Habit Indigestion Rearation Hysteria Scrotua,
Chronic Catarrh, COreG HypOchondridsis Green Sick
ness Paralysis Ricketts, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
~ TONES must not be used where there is Fever OF
Inflammation Price 81 co.