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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-09
TIE FATE or THE CONTROVERSIAL writer
from Washington City says:

On all hands il is allowed that the Compro.
mise bill is defeated. Mr.. Clay's sanguine
friends give it up. Rely upon my prediction
The only practicable measure is the old com.
prehensive line Of SO deg. 80 min. Southern
members who are running counter to this are
opening the jaws of their own graves,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-09

SCHOOL NOTICE. K During my abs
from the county Mr.. Edward j. Eide
examine and License applicants for schess
gd Ine u JOHN w. BURRpe
June $ iw-Whig Sup't Com Sep
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-09

A TuRK.- On the evening of the
Greek festival of Easter, at Constants
nopie, Half Pasha demanded a list Of
all the Greeks who were imprisoned for
debts, paid all their debts, and liberat-
ed them from prison, and gave each Of
them a sum Of money, to be expend-
ed BY them during the Easter holidays.
lie must be a good fellow that
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-09

l. is said Edmund Burk lisa candidate for
the U. s, Senate from New Hampshire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
THE Efnfe Ticket.

We are 80 tired of figuring, calculating,
adding up and comparing that we choose
to give up all our State candidates except
the Governor as defeated ty close vote :
and if any of them shall prove to be elected
we shall! consider it so much clear gain.
Without making any calculation, we should
say, at a rough guess, that Blakely is
beaten about l 900 votes, Cornell and Wes-
sell S. Smith about 1000 and Baker 5000
to 1000. Still, Blakely may be much
better than Hunt in Otsego and SchohaHe,
and so be chosen 1t will be seen that he
is over GOO ahead of Hunt in Oneida and
nearly 100 in Delaware. He has also done
better than Hunt in the Counties below the
Highlands. In the West, however, Hunt
steadily leads the ticket and it is the fair
presumption that Blakely is beaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
BIZ Telegraph 10 the NeT-YOek Trisss,.
The State.
Further ocaciaI Returns, &c.

DELAWARE Co.-toficial. l-Msjorities
786 for Hunt, 500 for Blakely, 3,63s for
Church, 3,657 for Angel, 3648 for Bca!oa.
CongreSS-Marus Schoonmakes (Whis,
AS: For the Repeal of the Free School
Law 1929.
CArrAnAuous.-(ofhcial.l Hunt 1870
majority; Cornell, 1877 do.
AL1raAsr.-[official. LII for Hunt.
SO for Cornell, 40 for Blakely, 20 foe Ba-
ker, IS for w. S. Smith.
srEurnN.-(Oficial. Seymour, 75q;
Church, 9Ol; Rest of Opposition State
about 900; Robe Opp. Congrcssl 1861.
CHxMUNa.-(Ofticial. seymour 635;
Church zoo; Mather 500.
CHENAsGo.-[Official. seymour, 800;
Church, 367 Mather 345; Benton. 35s;
Angel, 348. Congress-Bcnnett, (Whisl
500
CoRrlAsD.--( Official. Hunt s4a;
Cornell, 222; Blakely, o35; Baker, sel i:
Smith, 225. Congress-. Is. Morgan. 10y.
Beaten by Wing treachery in Cayusa.l
YATES Official. l--Seymour' 1873;
Church, GAO; Mathcr 239; Angel, ear /;
Benton, 254.
suIIlvAN.--Lofiicial. Hunt, 1881;
Seymour, l,8l7.
WYonlNG.--l ohicial.l Hunt, 677;
Cornell, 545; Blakely SO; Baker, 554 /;
Smith, 574 Coagress-Aug. p. Hascall,
708.
BlNcuAm1oN, Wednesday, reOv 49,
BRooME CO. Official l-Majority 60
for Hunt For Repeal of the Free School
Law, 1928.
CuAurAuQuE Co.-[ohiciall- Hunt,
1898; Cornell, 1910; Blakely, l.4o3;
Baker, 1873 Smith, 1892. Congress
+. S. Martin, 902.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
Election ITEMS

OTsYGe.-To shake hands with one OF the LtUc
Wings of Otsego County would be worth walk
ing mile for. And we believe we will offend no
others byindicatng EBENEzER BLAKELY and GEo.
w. CHASE as prominently untirinS and efficient
in the canvass. To take down Seymours MAORI
tv below 700 in County adjoining his own, and
in which be enjoys wide acquaintance and de.
served popularity was an achievement rarely
equaled We write experimenting that both
Blakey and Chase are defeated as candidates,
but they are gloricusly successful as aborers for
the Good Cause. To them belongs much OF the
credit Of our State victory. It is a luxury to
work for candidates who work for the Cause at
all times If Otsego and Chenango should form
a District next time, We think Mr. Chase would
soon again be candidate and not defeated
ULsTER-We do think the Wings Of Ulster
were unfaithful to their brethren of the State in
the late Canvass, There is no need oil that Coun'
ty going three hundred Loco Foco and if her
Wings would do their duty, itwouid not. 1t gave
maiorities for Seward, Harrison and Blay, and with
as faithful canyassing would have given Hunt a
majority now. Last year, the Senator was con.
ceded by Greene to Ulster; she gave ham good
majority, but let everything else so behind This
year. Delaware comedies her the Congressman.
she gives him good majority, but elects two oP.
position Assemblymen, and gives the Opposition
State Ticket over six hundred majority! We beg
leave to say, in the kindest manner possible that
this was not as it should have been.
ALLEGANY was one of the best fought Counties
thia year, giving Hunt l4l majority in place OF
eco Opposition last year. At the Wing Nom
mating Convention, Hon. ]. EMERSON presided,
anz made a speech, observing that he was
Democrat and had warmly sustained the Buffalo
Platform; and, when that was deserted by John
Van Buren, & Co. he followed his principles into
the ranks OF their still faithful supporters, whom
he recognized in the majority of the Syracuse
Convention which nominated the Wing State
Ticket, and didn't go to Utica to ratify It, Under
such auspices and on those principles was Ale
psnv carried. Contrast this with the results IN
Oswego st. Lawrence and wherever else Ma.
tionalism was in the ascendant
PUTNAM was one of the best fought Counties IN
our State, as will be seen by it's large Wing vote
and reduced Opposition majority The Wings o.
Putnam have proved their faithfulness in adversely
and we trust have better fortune before them. A
few such efforts as they have made this year
would place them in a majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
Day Goops, CLOAK, SACK, MASrlLLA,

Ne ESTABLISHMENT 6 Canal st OF Mercer Messrs
RrrXMAN s CurrER.-There is qpaintneSs, unique
ness in the system that peryades every department in this
admirably arranged and systemstzed establishment that
IL is entered indeed il may wit, great propllety be deg
rated lhe Model Dry Goods Store OF the City OF New
York.
est STYLES latest fashions and elegant patterns OF French
and English importation and domestic purchases are emf
peny Worthy of The attention OF the LADIES' and In view
of he near approach OF Winter they have prepared and
now ready for inspection and sale az Their store one OF
The magnificent stocks OF Ladies Cloass Sachs lah
a &c that have for many years been offered for sale IN
this City. =
Their Velvet Cloaks, with rich trimming quite new
shape and Velvet Sacks, embroidered with SATIN piping the
latest style and fashion, appears TO absorb particularly e
refined taste of the ladies OF this great metropolis and Vcn
y; and it extremely gratifying to learn that those who
possess only moderate can procure their supplies al
ibis store on terms advantageous as the most wealthy IN
he city CsaalA' may henceorh be consaoreos second
@roadwRy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
IOlhI ........lV
Nantucket and Dukes District to be heard from
RFPRESENTATIVE ELECTED.
1.,.,,oa Nrbic Opnu M cb0


The Coalition having a majority in the sena:e,
which body has tue power of electing Governor
when the People fail to do that job themselves,
will Of course choose Mr.. Boutwell, or Mr. Phillips
as the next Governor of the good old Common
wealth OF Massachusetts,
1t will be seen by the table OF Representatives
above that the Wings are now ten ahead in the
popular branch Of the Legislature, and if they do
their duty in the elections which are to come of
on the ath Monday Of the present month, they can
block the game of the coalition for sending one OF
their stripe or stripes to the T. S. Senate in place
of Mr. Winthrop. There are several towns to
hear from in which the Wings expect majority
of the Representatives.
Mr. GOODRICH, we regret to learn, is not elected
to Congress from the With, BERKSHIRE District.
There is no choice in the District, Mr.. 6 being de-
feated by over 1000 majority. Many disappointed
Whigs threw away their votes on Mr.. RockwelE'
the late member.
The Atlas thinks Mr.. ScUDDER IS elected in the
Xth District, Notwithstanding the detection in
New B edford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

~. The A6end letting, in an article generally
replete with good sense upon Socialism and Com
munism, speaks of the tyranny to which the la
borer would be subject under the Communistlc
system, and cites, as an illustration, E" Louis
Blanc's National Workshops. This involves an
error which we have long ago given up correcting
when repeated by old fogy papers, but journal
like the AJead letting ought to be ashamed OF
making it, and should be set right. The fact is
and it is a notorious fact-that the Atelters Ma
Aonaur of 1913, at Paris, were not set on foot by
Louis Blanc, and that he had nothing at all to do
either with their organization or management
indeed they were organized by N. Marie with the
approval of Lamartine and the whole 5onrSeotS
interest in the Provisional Government, as means
OF counteracting the influence of Louis Blanc
and thus rendering him powerles5. 1t is so outra
geously unfair for to be held responsible Tor
the very things his enemies contrved to overthrow
him. that we are sure the A6cnd Zeifung Will lose
no tine IN doing Justice ia the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER /.
The State al Last.


We believe we are now ont of the woods
The Official Returns from Jefferson, War
rem, Otsego and some other Counties came
in unexpectedly heavy against US; while
Essex, Washington and two or three more
Wing Counties failed entirely to Justify the
rood report we had previously received
from them, shaving down the majority for
Hunt far below what we had been justified
in expecting. No matter: Enough IS as
good as feast, and there can be no longer
rational doubt that WAsHINGToN Hunt
is GovrRNoR, by a majority sufficient for
all practical purposes. Our City Vote,
though not declared as officially the Supe--
visors, is the vote as it stands in the
County Clerks Office, with nothing to
come in and no chance for alteration; while
from Kings we give the vote as I'VE are
assured by our reporter) it cannot fail
to be declared when the returns shall have
been corrected. In every case, where there
is any doubta as to the result, we have given
hereport most favorable. to our adveSarles;
bat the discrepancies are all within a hun
bred votes. Clinton County has been
given in full by towns in the County
paper, one making the majority for
Sevmour, 383, the other 388. We
give the highest number in our table.
FRANKLIN has been reported every way
from so Hunt up to l53 Seymour: we
give the latter number in our table, though
we wont believe so small a County, of
very stable political character, where the
difference on State Officers is rare y so
either way, has now given any such major
tv. (It gave Hunt So majority last year,
and about the same for the whole ticket
has rarely been against us in aspirited con-
test and has now given Wing majority
ON Congress and Assembly. However, let
ii stand at the highest mark againstus-we
can afford it.) Duchess comes to US re-
ported 149 Hunt, but of course 1t means
Seymour, and we so place it in our table.
Our letter yesterday said 1873 Seymour, but
that was written before the Canvass was
completed. Suffolk we have direct and
certain-530 for Scymour-there can be no
mistake about it. st. Lawrence, upon
which new Roorback was attempted last
night on the report of a passenger from og-
densburgh to Oswego, who didn't rcmem-
Der what it was exactly, but thought it
was l,44O to 1850 for Seymour-we have
down l,42l Official from several quarters
the Argus office among them. 1t IS of
course by Telegraph from Prescott (in
Canada opposite Ogdcnsburgh) and we
place full reliance on It's accuracy.
We trust Mr.. Taber, the Wing candidate
for Congress in the XVIII District, will
scrutnize the poll of Warren County III
Justice to his Wing brethren. That illegal
voting has been allowed there to great
extent we have a strong conviction. 1t oan
give at most five hundred majority against
US honestly-whot it gives over that is
given by undue means. Let US know what
means have produced this years unprece-
dented majority.
n NJ ~. r. ~ $500, -, -. -, u ,.;tL a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
~ JENNY LIND or PAR0Dl

IT, JENNY LIND or PARoDl are not Gre
aiing half great excitement this present time
friend BoDNE OF S2S Graud-si He has certainly got
the OF all other Dry Good this city, for selling
and fashionable styles of DreeS Goods cheap Shaws
Silks, Satns Veiyets Popls Mernoes Paramatias CASH
meres DeLanes, and in fact all kinds OF Dry Goods
tonshing low prices We advise al Lady readers 70
give him q call mis- p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
Free Schools.

The vote i'll the State is closer than we
supposed, but we are confident majority
have voted TO sustain Free Schools. The
question was 50 unfairly presented that
thousands have voted For Repeal in or
der to get rid of certain objectionable fea-
lures III the system as it stands, intending
$50 they sadly to have a better Free School
Law. We trust they will be made to re-
ioice that they have not succeeded IN the
contest.
Now let it be one of the first aims OF the
new Legislature TO revise, amend and per-
feet our Free School System, until it shall
be as free from objection as practicable.
Save the principle of Free Education and
no rate bills, and we ask nothing more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

NEW BANS.-The City Bank OF Brooklyn will
commence business on the 18th of December
next with cash capital paid in of se5o,oO0.
The first installment of sl2o,0OO-or nearly one
half of its capital-has already been paid in.
The following gentlemen compose the Board OF
Directors John Skillman, James Van Nostrand,
Jas. S. 7. Stranahan John D. Cocks John n.
Taylor John B. Kitching, Charles Christmas,
Isaac Otis, Charles Stanton, Gassaway B L amer,
John Greenwood, Dennis Perkins, VIM Spencer
and VIM. Boerum. The officers are John Skill.
man, President Isaac Otis Vice President r.
2 Perrin Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

NV AKRANGEMENT.-Dr. klCHS IN
SSrjTuTE, for PHYSICAL TRAINING, Crosbyst one door
Gymnasium the world the proprietor is DESTROYS OF ex.
tending lis hencis 10 large number of his ellow-cli.
zens possible To accomplish this OBJECT lie has abolish
ed lie regulation which has prevented may persons from
attending, namely That regulation which required that
every subscriber should classes and under
strucuon eS convinced that there large number OF
persons who wish 10 exercise, vel do wish do
classes under Instruction. or at any fixed hour. He
leaves entirely optional with them whether they Will ex.
ercse IN classes not and fer those who wish TO attend
the Institution and exercise without receiving Instruction.
ne has fixed Tie rate OF subscription follows For three
months SIS SIN months $40; one year Sl2 To the men,
bers OF The Mercantile Library Association the Students OF
ooumola College The University, Free Academy and tie
Medical and Theological Colleges the will be $40
per year Hours for Gentlemen from six 20 nine in he
morning. and from six ten IN The evening nl2St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

MAlNr-The Portland Adreftiscr says that an
error has been discovered in the return from the
town of Auburn, which will elect VIM. Pitt Fes-
sender Wing to Congress, in place of John APP
peton, Opposition who was before supposed to
be elected by some Sc majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

HoRsEMANsHIp.-The Evening class for
DIssRows Riding School, No % Fourth avenue, on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday Evenings, from To " O'Clock
The School with the Horses may be engaged Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Evenings for parties OF Ladies
and Gentlemen. MS i,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

TRIAL TRIr.-The steamship PRoMETHErs.
built by J Simonson. for c. Vanderbilt, made a
short trip down the harbor on Tuesday morning.
She was built to connect with the Nicaragua
route. either on the Pacific or Atlantic side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
ICommunicated
lGRa VIII Vim. Parker, MID. Professor

IL w III W III. UTKFF, N'IJ' IUICoSUI
of Surgery; John Wtker NJ D. Professor of Anatomy
and Valentine Mott, NJ d. also ii. T. Bcrdman Counsellor
atIaw % Chambersst. have really Endorsed Dr. Harleys
abilities as Occus and AuT!st, set forth by nm In TO-
days Sun and does Messrs. Beach Brothers say that
they ever knew Dr. H. 10 have either pracced or been sue
cessu in those branches OF the profession they Gull their
readers attention Ard will DR.. ii. have the audacity
again 10 that he has pracced anything else than
Medicine before the last week, instead OF Occulist and
AuIist since 9i9 stated in his advertisement Perhaps
the above named gentlemen will be kind as to answer
this Your o0eden servant, y, -,
Ill s. Dr. W RI LUTENEK Anrisl, 2 Warrtn.sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

~ JAMES w. SIMoNToN, Esq. went out in the
Empire City Yesterday as Bearer of Dispatches
from the State Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

FROM EURopE.-The Cambria, from Ii
verpool for Boston. is in her twelfth day,
but had not been heard from at Halifax
when we went to press this morning She
is q slow boat, and the season is against a
0nick passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
Connectienr-Amend 70 the ConstItution.

Observation-Disclosures to the Constitution.
The following is the vote cast at the recent
Election in Connecticut for and against two
amendments to the State Constitution, the first
providing for the Election of Probate Judges by
the People, and the second providing for the Elec-
ton of Justices OF the Peace by the People. The
vote is very light and very decided in favor OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
B FowLERs IL WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers, Clinton Hail. 1871 Nassaust nea the Park

EB FOWLERs q WELLS, PhrenolOgsts
and Publishers Clinton Hail. S Nassau-st near the Park
NEW ARRANGEMNET.-Dr. RICH's In
stime for physical training, Nos 57 59 and 6 Crosbys
one door below Bleecker The largest and most complete
Gymnasium and Training Institution IN the world, The Prin
cipal Of this magnificent Institution is desrous of extending
s benefits large number of his elowc citizens pos
sibe. And Ms there great number OF persons who
wish exercise, We, do wish do in classes
dernslucon he has changed his regulations TO meet the
wishes of that portion OF The community His Gymnasium
is now open to the public on the following terms
Terms OF subscription for Gentlemen for attending The
Institution without instruction any lie during the hours
devoted te Gentlemcn-rhree months. So GO months
$40 90; one year, Sl2 90.
For attending the Institution with the privilege of
cising in the regular classes under insruclonSx months
SIS 90; one year, S25 co.
Gentlemen who entitled in the classes are
obgedlo DO unless they choose They may exercise
with the class not just as they please
The Institutions open 10 Gentlemen from in
the morning and from ak 10 ten III The evening.
The charge for Ladies and for BOYS and Girls VIII be
follows They will be instructed and exercise in classes
as heretofore.
Ladies, six months, SS 90, One year, So 90
BOYS and Girls, year. SlS 90.
When three children attend from family the
terms viii be modified IN proportion 10 The number.
NIL Stawti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

lin County Even if kings should some
how be reduced to the lowest point ever
claimcd by our adversaries-532-it would
still leave US an imprcgnablc majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

STARRED IN TIE SrREEr.-George Graham.
sailor attached to the ship Henry Clay. was on
Tuesday evening stabbed in the neck and arm ey
messmate. who escaped He was sent to the
City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

New HULLED BUCKwHEAT FOR SHIP
PING-CRomwELL 4 BIRDsALL, 2o9 Fron-st. corner OF
Beekan offer for sale 5000 packages new Buckwheat of
prime qualify, put up in handsome style, expressly for the
Southern and Eastern markets. barrels halves quarters,
eighs bags of 49 and 24 pounds For sale in
otat suit purchasers OH ZOtIuTh&S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

~ "Be wise In time, It's madness to de-
ter" is axiom OF which maltitudes of bad writers
10 have keen appreciation Just The number Of
added 10 GoLpSNrR's list OF candidates for aamis
sion into his cheap classes daily the cheap
Tenn annrnac hea lie ermnaton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

BARNuM's MusEuM-The Soldiers
Daughter his evening play l OF the spirit of domestic
romance and overtowlng with interest Two comic plays
this afternoon, besides music by the Lancaster Bell Riney
and all The immense curiosites Of he Musern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

TREES, SHRUBS, &C.-PARsoNs 81 Co.
Flushing Newyork offer for sale their CONNER
cal Garden and Nursery larger stock and greater vsrie
than they have before possessed OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees Shrubs Grape Vince, Roses, Green House Plans
nc oSl SwD&StWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
L.ates, from, ,hc state.

Speeai Dbpatcato The T,ibpae q
The Ereaing Journal has official returns D.,
from all but 10 Counties. Hunt is stu
LOOP ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14
ANTHONY j. BLggcKEK, Auclione

ANTRoNY j. BLEGcKER, Auctoneer.
Sll6,000 ERIE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDS
At AucTioN.-ASTHoNy J, BLEEcKER viii sell at
Auction on THURSDAY, Nov. IA. l2A O'clock T. NJ at
The Merchants Exchange, $ls,000 Erie First Mortgage
Bonds. to close concern For particulars apply 10 the
Auctioneer, Broed-sL 1901 ms ids
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-14

A New EPoCH IN MEDICINE
Does bronchitis. cold or cough,
Threaten friend, 10 take you of
Do flushed cheeks and laborng breath
Starlle you with fears OF death
Does your side or throat, chest.
Pain, and rot you of your res!
Or does asthma, or caiayrt
On your happiness make war
If'tis so, we've glorious
SPoTTENS tamons Candy use!
III that form, Cod Liver Oil
Sckens, nauseaies no more
Death is cheated Of hts spoil.
And Consumpdons reignis DER.
Wholesale and retail at lie Bowery; Chadwick, Fulton
Ferry; Mrs Hays, rs kul,on-st, Brooklyn and druggists
generally Price, p cents per package. MD q
10 Men of the most acute discrimina-
onhave long been engaged nnyeSugatng the miraculous
power of WATTS Nervous Antidoe and pronounce it the
most wonderful aud powerful remedy against dease that
has ever been discovered II has cured thousands OF the
most dreadful maades. including Consumption, Epilepsy
Palsy Delum Iremens and the worst stages of Nervous
Debility. RustToN CLARK .Asior House, and 10 Broad
WAY. 5 bottle.