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CEMALE EDUoATIoN.-A school 70 which parent. non
hsb health which will insure the acquisition Of education
a @
being .us S sa az
win s'as he seminary school, ssis ha win a
s wa s h. mpsS Il @
win xn. . % K, or ps M S e ~ as third
American Engsh, French, and Germsnwhch wide
&c psnonsy mall :aSscdbsI indiana avenue Wash
following ssnTssa..oa written, es,.a.,.ly s e
when the subscriber was at the head of school in Pha
''pA- R. w. cUsHMAN, Am.
ah.re Mr. Cushman known Is to speak in his
emnndaon but wish the advantage Of his excellent school
S is 70 s, we
rapid poessn attentive schola, and his constant
Onal supervision inures the requisite attention Parents DIS
% s entire direction % Mr.
- % ss Il s s e s
s = ss
would especially invite the attention Of our rssders" W
sspS. .ase.. teacher 90 believe ih.i word
when The sincerity Of my heart wrote the commendaton and
With the hshes. esteem, am, your old @ friend c,.xvp
Hou.. ., R.,.rsrsrArrvr,, Aug. Il, 1850.
Au3i-eoda5,hsep 't1-ts et "
I ION Hunting in the interior or south AFRICA, BY
wnass Lives q Literary and scisnaSe Men Anses.
c.oss. c.uo King Of Albany By Clement. Moore vol,
Ks.hsrins Dog or Principle Developed BY 'hs author Of
I@ss.. Memoir. q Anne Bo.syn. vol;
The Canton Chinese and the Celestial EmPre by o. Tiffany
I.Sia.ssses; q Congress, By g W March vol.
vespuen and Voyages by vscoun, san,arem
The and North 1889, by Robert Baird.
Universal Dictionary weshu and Measures and mod
reduced the United States sandAds BY J. H. AsIandsr
Jus. received, PRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW xaawis scezss. dse., jast reoeivsa.ws rsspecs
2 When We ne Ssps, .s sssspsr c.. %
ass.s.: q. ss,s.s Nm. :.s.s:. ". have.
20 medium do do DO
DO DC, lower grade. y
IN wooLLEN have
100 medium and iowprced weollsn long shsws in beaaua
neS bsy ssss ioss sh.~s an new and besusifs designs
ch dassk bodsed weosn long shaw imported article,
IN CASHMERE GOODS we have
u cashn~re Ioss shswls
medium grade and price do
in small plain psasrn', ss.Hdfal goods, for the i'm
Z ss.sS;s"s .S.S s'.s.''s !. Ion: 4 :s.r''
IN BLACK sHAwLs-
,opsn black Thbst, I'm IA, "a, and "a
rs do do long shawls
100 twled square and long shswis, low priced
rs beautiful new style half mourning long shaws = - -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
sep a-2df
NEW Preneh invite the attention Of The
ladies' following variety Of French embroidered goods
comprising the beautiful sssortmenn ever offered In THIS mar
hst, viz; #ta4 U.
seson embroidered muslin inside handk erchis and collars
DO do DO DO, with sleeve,
DO do trimmed collars
im beautiful unrimmed collars, very cheap
locaons French Sleeves part Of which
are erceedinsy rich
IN CAPEs we have
~ nch embroidered muslin peennes
~ cartons medium priced timmcdls capcs
cartons real hresd-iace capes it
Nv medium and low price unsrimmed capes. u.
WIN many articles attached which cannot
snumes ell Of which win oGe the reasonable terms
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 49, 1850

to call the legislature, preparatory tho calling Of State
convention" EE1
On motion. was resolved that the proceedings be pub
rights and also in the Southern Press al Washington
On motion, the meeting was then adjourned
+ +. 7 paiEHifs, HELP Presidents \
Hsssn sosSl b = Bnsm hsnsH Secretaries. M
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utE Exsrctses Of the Young laiies' Academy OF the
vssnon fredencs city Maryland win be resumed on Mon.
Seeeni purchaser boh The health and pupils
va be esty An excellent philosophical
hitherto possesed sods facilities for the study OF philosophy
and chemistry. The pension for board tuition, washing
he slip payable yearly Music, drawing,
rnses form extra charges. Entrance Zee, -.
F further information direct (post paid 20 the aDectes Of the
Academy Frederick City, Maryland. .Nf IE .s
Aug B-lawsv.
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INfvERsAL Dsesss~ary cx weights ana Msesures.
seies and modern, reduced v e sssnds.ds of The United
Mates; BY J. n. Asrsn1G lust reesivsd 90 s.ie ~
Eg8 B8I 81 fIH.t salTAELQn . MAuRY. IL
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pawn cOpPERrTELD-No 10. ny Dickens
ovsue~s Cssn Of the Diseases Of Young Children BY
Practical HsssSooi q Medical Chemistry. ny Josa r. Bowmsn
TAyLoR MAURy,
sep0 MfNN BookselIers, near On e.
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the NSW Enkhuve-shnvS law
When the various bills for the adjustment OF the slave
question passed the late Congress- the was received
BY patriotic OF all parties with feelings OF heartfelt
Joy; and their passage was welcomed harbinger oi
peace to our distracted country The question had been
debated so long, and in such fierce language, that the
safety of the Union greatly endangered and hence
every one hoped that with the settlement OF the entire
question would heneeforh have peace and quietness
reigning in our otherwise happy land IL seems how
ever, that such s not to be the No do the
southern Shareholders endeavor to recover their property.
under the provisions OF the ugitive.ssve bill than
meetings are held in New York and all the eastern States
and abolltionism-that TO the counry-once more
rears its head IN opposition to the national constitution
and laws Al meetings-composed OF black and white
resistance TO the law openly recommended. and threats
made that any person undertaking 10 ms run
away slaves will be shot doton like dog Ihis -
pretty state OF things be This - Yankee patr
otism The miserable skinhints OF the East hrst cap
tire the poor negroes and sell them into saverycl II
prasewohy enterprise entice them away from their
homes and masters, and protect them IN defiance OF all
law and honor This opposition TO the new law, coming
from what quarter itmay is most Infamous Al the Tor.
nation Of our national government the patriots who then
controlled public Affairs passed such laws they deemed
to protect the OF slaves against unaways
and for time they answered every purpose But a. ihe
abolition sentiment grew stronger IN the north bsy were
found de6eient in accomplishing their object and il has
been of Just complaint on the pan OF the South
for many years that they could recover their runaway
slaves IN free States account OF The protection afforded
them by aoollonss aad The ipadequaey OF the laws
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nhCs GUITARS, kc.-nst recsved per ba9nes syph and
oa nom Boston, schooner Alice om New York. part o.
hn supply psnos embsces The most superb
% nn var sd a..o,men q pianos ever offered 20 IN. eomm.ny
me Oldest and hcores This stock consists Of
ut d 9 and octsvcs pianos of the highest quality Of one and
invite particular attention Of the number mag
carved roewoodp Of which Mr. Chetenne
be the best instrument Of m class ever finished w
% md destined Of superiority for the fair at Doe
n Purchasers have great advantages IN selecting personally from
yimse assosment Of pianos st factory prices.
ssscondhhnd pianos taken In psr payment
o large supply Of Gnsr Of every grade, some richly nlad
nd highly ornsmsnied New received weekly and sold
ow nany store in this city. 4 a
sept W-eoM MAT In GAIL penn. N.
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DAGUEHREOTRPE, TALBOTHPE HXALO.
u,,,,u., TYPE GALLERY.


AVA the assgnees of w. Talbot the patent right for the
9ae Of his Iabotype process n the States of Louisiana
hama, Flnnda Georgia and Texas, beg leave 10 call the
sehHon Of The public their gallery of specimens IN tins
new y, department OF Photography.
ana Auo' ype taken upon paper ivory, glass, metal,
dsci5 variety Of other substances, the first possessing The
enT aNaRthges OF tfangmiashly by mail, can be
piSSStytN e, "a portfolio.
Il me Ialbotype is Of ,,loyrg N ,bs
every y T finished 70 any degree desired by the sitter
Dlexion 49, " texture and color Of the drspeY and
Gated. - 'Sea nhu mar, can be faithfully DELHI
ihe Tabpype repseaent the Site, ,itb,u, mn, ,.vs,ss
the right cheek, 'VN u'e fshl cheek, appears upon
=, me iqboype can be duplicated In anu avian, ,,tb,
imn,,n1 ~, Ttoople q anohes sitting A6er the iirsl
uRe upon simple pheauon by letter or oibe iu'uIe
N bs-M q H. being furnished WIN eyS5, d., - Il
prosecution OF tins superior Art are ready n 'o ne
ioT We s9sS sleclis, with thorough IN tFuctnn " sn'7
DAGUERREOTHPES they profess 10 tSks ,ris - -,
oetei man any othst establishment in the world rhsS
guaranty perfect Likeness of child of AZ mopt IN; SS
second, Or no charge. lnihl III No. i CAMP g & cue
R osIS-5o2 b5ls; ~, J and for sale by
Az sa4S HAZE &jEN, y MAgaEss .
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MAYO,s MUSIC STORE

MAYO5s MUSIC STORE,
CAMP ST., three doors from Cana st. Men Orleans
rTvHE undersigned desires respectfully inform the public
i that they can always find al bis MUSIC
STORE choice and large assortment OF 81 - 81
PLAN f ORTES, at very reasonabeff N {f n n
prices and on accommodating terms. Amongu = x
them are Piano Fore made by the old and celebrated Manu-
iacurers, T. GILBERT Co., OF rich tone and finished
beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany,
with Iron Frames, made the most substantial and work
manlke manner. Also, the Justly celebrated AOlIlAN
PLANO FORTES, which for sweetness OF tone have not
been equaed. They particularly suited 10 the country
Is the Eoliau does not require tuning for years; -
The Improvement in Piano Fortes, the Patent vi
ratng OYerbrge is also for sale at this establishment.
This improvement gives peculiar rmnes and brancy TO the
ebe adds to the durability and strength oil the Piano, and
renders it capable OF remaining much longer IN tune than
w III MI is Agent for Henri Herz's celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PIANINOS, made in Paris. For power and
sweetness OF toRe they stand prominent.
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale at from $50 to $500
fCATCHCARTfS MELODEON.-This beautiful toned
Wind Instrument for Village Churches Lodges Serenadng
Parties, and the private practice OF Ogans, possesses
and powerful tone. portable (weighng but % b)
and offered at $50 each.
Orders from the country for Flutes Guitars Clarnes
Flagelei, Volns, Vionceos, Strings, and Musical Mer
eiadise c avery description, will be promptly executed
reasonable prices. Bands supplied with Brass instruments
HARPs, Double and Single Action, on hand and made
% oEdsE; 70 snlt The taste Of purchasers,
MUSlC-The largest Catalogue in the South, The Stock
accumulation OF over 20 years, and in it many old
and beautiful pieces of print
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North,
and by the foreign steamships. Original Music published
week al the Native Compositions solicited.
BY addressing the undersigned, Catalogues of Music vii be
sent 70 part of the State
PIANOS TUNED and REPAIR
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PATTERs0syIILE In Apal "a, 1850.
We have used it in upwards of one hundred cases of Bill
Fever and Fever and rup and in every case proved
successful, C. Nj EUARp0NlTER,
JOsEpH Nj CUARPoNTIER,
VIM r. UATFLFIGu
For further reference, apuy IN the in0wnp gentlemen
mostly physicians and planters few ,mnig The many:
In Newt ry ans-Df4, s. Gilbert Vim Owen q &, SChpll
and George w. Saunders: Nipsgrs SbTousbire N Snn q
SandOrd, T, B. Ives and Can't Georre Fnusgptt
Jefferson Parish lrs. r. X EutleT and / W. Allen.
Messrs. VIM. BObb and T.. p. Bobb -
Parish OF St. NlarY-Dr Tarleton; Messrs 1 NJ Datamar
VIM. Rochelle and Geo. Sch wing.
Tensas Pa ish-Aessrs. j. II. Bullin, Ira Bowman G. w.
Walton, VIM. Flynn, VIM Ferguson and X, A. Flowers,
Rapides Parisll--Nir, j. B. Knapp.
State of Massachusetts w, L.. Brandon Col Sempla
Messrs y B. Shaw w. C. A. Kiingsworh David Buin,
David McCaa, John s. Chambliss, +. j. Chambliss and
Asa Russ
Also-Rev VIM, IiteOhn, Parish Of Assumption DR..
R. NJ C. Glover Of Missouri, formerly Of this ely DIV.
A. Reed, of Quincy H.; or any who speak Of his
own knowledge from actdul investigation and trial.
r., l., MANN, Is GTayIer street, General Agent.
~" For sale, also, by GILBERT co, ~, and G. n.
MORRISON, IL Magazine street by Mr. COVE. AZ NJ.
Sundforl's office, New Basin; by Won HARTEN II
son, near the market. LAFAYETTE; BlSREE 4 HEMING-
WAY Jefferson CITY at The office of the Ors anan Fhr
Municipality and various other agents.
Price 81 On per OunccjO half ounce. An ounce
Is sufficient for sin eight cases.
Nome genuine without the fac sB1iC signature Of \. kc
dali Co, the likeness authority and signature OF James
yer Tonic, NewOrears,, blown in he vial.
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This extract of 5RTsspsa has been expressly prepared
reference to female compRntl. No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD Fhe Tuu
Of Life, " should 10 take it, certain preventive
for any of the numerous horrible diseases to which female
subject al this time of life. This period may be deiayar
for several by this medicine. Nor less vaiua
bic for those who approaching womanhood, il cat
culaed TO assist NATURE by quiCkenng the blood and nyEor.
Rng the system. lndesd this medicine invaluable for ~
the delicate diseases which subject Ii braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body,n. far snula.
ting produce subsequent relaxation wi CHS the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine many severe and painful
surgical operations may De D. eyented,
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Genuine Medjcias Warehouse,
No. I5I Chartres St. New Orleans.

I WRIGHT Il 60. having resolved to stand unrv1lei in
-, every department OF their bushes. have agreed with The
Pupret0 and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, keep them
stuny supplied with fresh and ample assortment rates
lar below the usual market prices BY this arrangement they
enabled uer for the inspection OF purchasers the most
extensive assortment which be found IN this Other
city Having had many years experience m the purchase
for conducting this particular department. on The most lberp
scale, and prepared TO supply the trade at prices
exceedingly low that te purchaser cannot tail to realize
handsome Centage on his Investment either AT bhmg5s
RCtdm AT their establishment may be found a ~ J
assortment OF ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDlCiN rs.
The following list COmprses part oil their assortment a0J
be furnished TO dealers, IN most at rom twenty 10
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer regular
prices.
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Those that initiate DR., TOwnsend's Sarsaparla have
inFanabiy called therstu great Remedy for Females
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to The
complaints Of women, word for word-other men who J.
medicine, have since the great OF Dr. TOWNSEND
Sarsaparia in complaints incident emales recommended
theirs although previously they did not number Of these
Mixtures, Pills. ETC.. injurious females, they agra
YnLe dIsaAsa. and Undermining the cnnsLlLnLnn.
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GREAT blessing TO MOTHERs ANp CHILDREN

It The Salest and most eecIua MEDICINE for purifying
the system, and relieving the ueng attendant upon child
birth discovered. 1t strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pain and dease increases and enGhes tx
food those who have used think it Indispensable X
highly useful both before and after confinement PR
diseases attendant upon childbirth: cOsyeness piles
cramps swelling Of the feet, dependency heartburn, vom
ng, pain in the back and JOINTS false palms. hemOrhage,
and regulating the seGetlDns and equazng the ccua
ton has equal. The great OF this medicine is it
is always safe, and the delicate and successiu
few require any other medicine; little
castor oil magnesia is useful Exercise in the open an
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
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FITsl FITSl FITS

DR.. Townsend, not having tested his SaaparIa in
of Fits, of course recommended it, and surprise
70 receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WestohesteT county:
FORDHAH, August Is, 1917.
DR.. I0Unsend-TeaI Sir: have little girl seven years
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for her, but without success last
although we could find recommendation in circulars
for like bers. thORght she in very delicate
health would give her of SaTsapana, aud
very glad did, for not emily restored her ength bat she
mss had return of the Fits great pleasure and
prise She ia fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we fee grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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rIME ELECTRICAL FEgRIFuGE. o.. sprrn,s

THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or, Speeds
FEVER TONlC.-The announcement that ieyers, OF al
grndes and types be cured IN from 10 oeHty hours
without vomiting, gurging, other disagreeabe operation
will appear startling and improbable, that wiharS
y give Credence though momentHrly astOnished slcB
apparent presumption, and think more Of the subject.
nevertheless, unestatngy declare that the Electrca
Febrbuge viii do it, when used as directed.
Bilious, Yellow, COngesve, Typhus and Intermittent
remedial action. 1t is perfectly safe in all conditions
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gQgE BUTLER, il.

Dr. TOwnsends SarsaDsra a sovereign and speedy cure
for lncipen ConsumptOn, Banenness, Proapsus Uen
Falling of the Womb, Costiveness Piles, LeUChOrrhma OF
Whites, ObIugted difficult MensIuaton, lnoOntnence
Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pfOTatlon OF the sYstemnO matter whether the result OF
inherent cause or causes produced by reguar illness,
accident Nothing be surprising than inylgOrang
effects the human frame, Persons, all weakness and ass
tude, from taking ut become robust and full of energy
under its influence. Ii Immediately COunteEActs the
of the female frame, which is the OF barren
Ii will be expected Of in of delicate
nature to exhibit certificates Of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands Of where families have been without
children after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine,
have been blessed with fine, haNIlhy OispnnR.
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This certificate Conelusvey proves that this Sarapana has
perfect control the obstinate disease OF the Blood
Three persons cured in one house IS unprecedented.
THREE Gu LDREN.
DR.. T9aonscgd-lleaT Sri have the pleasure to inform
that three of children have been cured OF the ScrOua
by the of youI excellent medicine They afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great obhga
isAAG w. CRAIN, lO6 Wooster street.
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attained that perfection of worldly cultivation, SUI
neriorty to establishment. Neither the heavens nor
he earth can astonish them. The tremendous floods
which have inundated their land, are endured with
admirable patience. Royalty moves them not their
King arrives, and SO does i've their stock on mar
for that Queen Yicsoria crosses the sea in rough
weather-the Begians are unmoved. Dutch
phIegm. and the audacity of French speculation,
which outruns all possible events, being united,
nrnillce the lnastonishable Beglan."
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INK! mkt INKIII
kSEEEFjSOaG'S COESgssSOiEgsI Els5s


Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, Indelible,
bcHrlei, Red, CErniinc.
BiIE Comfort, pleasure and benefit of the use of GOOD
"a ~ IN our d2lY correspondence and business can
use Of bGdand who has not Thee Ink now noe fosiy
f2 s ,D me psg ana give stronger and more durable color
For sale M any gglnly at the lolursra prices by
aya3Iy t. " yJt mhiAiEik l5 &aGa street
corr lhI,s and COTTON PREss sCWEWs.
> un1yaiaL C;1pRA NTH FRENCH BUNR BLOCK
Newell PRESS SCREWS tuned in a Lathe of all
~ '''' '''''' "D' " q A. ARFH iIi RAE' o.,
IiiEEIEhIiALEs FOR TIE MaXIJAN MAR
hGl-JuSt received per ships Aslou and Empire Queen,
m"m iyr9ol 2o bales, four russes each, lni enaes'
81 Wv MCDOWELL, MILLS & co. % Gravierst.
{ lGOPER,s WELL WATER-. oostantly, on I haqd.
- by TIE gallon or glass; also, BLUE LICK WATER
. P. LUIS Massey, Druggist,
ERMEVICALLY SEALED AHTICLEs-Sd
mon, Lohstes, Shad, Maokere Ilallbgt, and Clams'
$40 ~ Tchoupjtoulas ST.
I'nH SALE-9O casks Bass PALE ALE. and casks
m5 IS'I' iPHS" foI E US' 9as' y syr
COPYING PAPER-5O realns landing from ship WI
80 ln' f. &t g. j.i H~ART Co 70 Tehoupitoulas street
DEEF-Fultan MARKET aud Ushor's spiced Beef-So
packages in store a I'd fog rs 6sRGHToN. "a Camp st.
4 RRr rss' Is: 3 'i}ii af aa 9y st.
I5nI, JTIFiIsA fr.trate 10y about Is years old, usl6.
- gent p Tsss good h a2P FSRISGE GSja- IT,
ToOTi "a LEA likely NEG au GiRi,. - OI age,
o, Guy ". 2aRITIi1R 90 asaud "a New Leveo
DRIi3 sTpttE FOR sALtf-A Retm. Apo,5fcg5y
sG S e. S ~ S a ca 5SS PnS
DUGGI FOR sAI.E-A superior lew S6eEg, male
SDpig al = Satahez sreri-ao qlss '' '' 81 s'
GCuEI. I,Ep A NlONDs-5O boxes superior shsIsi :
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DATY CRESCENT.

III. 1.owinr from sOufbey's GridirOn now first pub,
n. oirs ought be set to music for the Beef
STEAK Club: -, s,o.l ,r.n.u.t -
~ Now Inc appointed rites begini
fsut Il from the pingnid Tump,
Not 100 thick, and not too thin;
ssomess hat to the thick inolning,
Yet the thick and thin between, 81
Thai the gods, when they dinings
MAY cupmend the golden mean,
Ne'er tili Row have they been blest
With Beef Steak. duly dIest,
Meier til this auspicIous morn,
When the grdiron was born,
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OF life, and may be ud-
minlstered with perfect
prOpfiety to both sexes,
OF all ages and COnstitu.
tons. We have numer.
Gus letters and certificates
showing, SO far as the les-
uimOny Of others can 90.
itssure, safe aud uniform
successful operation.
The following extracts
are fair specimens:
DR.. e.. Goodman, Of
Linden, Ala, writes =
March "A, lSJ0-" ad
minis'ered it last sum
mer, IN upwards of TN,
cases, Of different grade
Of fever, and succeeds,
in cUGrB instance IN iron
two to ten hours,
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RACHEI.Oil' sHALI-AT Vaudeville 49,.
- Opposite UC Alum UhaTJ-The undersigned fsY1,st
have the honor of informing the public, that they B1iii
have Just completed an establishment al MandeV lie As
comfort, calculated to fill the void that has long been fell
in this delightful summer II has been their aim
make this establishment fashionable and destabe resort
combining the comforts of Restaurant kept in the most
approved and recherche style, with Wines and LuuCs of
the most choice and varied kind.
Dinner will be served either at tue abcd3is or according
to the bill Of fare. Attached the Restaurant will be- found
BAR, at which only the best Liquors and Wines viii he
dispensed.
Connected with the establishment likewise handsome
Billiard Room provided with excellent cues and where ma
country life.
milne, prOpetor have nnOhng undone to make then
establishment agreeable No money has gpgc
procure the various comforts for those who may honor them
with their patronage.
N B. There Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
above establishment.
myls Il BERTRAND, COMRE A. co.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS,

. VTINTVN6 VF III 7 NTIIhNG.
DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Ply
Clans in different parts of the Union.
This Is to certify, that we, the undersigned Physu9' Of
the city Of Albany, have IN numerous eases prescribed
Townsend Sasn pana, and believe he Of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
II. T. PuLISG, N. u
J, WILSON, NJ. d.
Albany, Ap l, lsi7. r. Il. ELMESpoRFF M D.