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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

TNGLISH observation-disclosures,
r. Wool Flax and sih Machinery, manufactured y
80 Curtis Co. Manchester, imported to order ray
snt Ia Nsw-York Address for prices 10 their snt2of'
i,sS sseots In the United States JAS. COCkEk CV'
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NOR WATER PRIVILEGE.

III 60 acres OF Land situate in the town of Rhuebeck
Ducbess County y miles southwsrdly from the village Of
Rhoebeck, and esstwsr5y from the Hudson River aud
Hudson River Rsilrosd, two miles Upon the premises
excellent mil sites with fall Of water Of great vol
ume Of about sixty feet, shorGing sufficient motiv
p<wer for several large mills factories The land good
and well tmbertd. This desirable property has not
heretofore been offered TO the puolc Inquire Of T. GAR
RETTSoN Rhine beck, or OF FRANCIS T. GARRETT.
SON, No 50 Johnst New-YOrk
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EvOR SALE CHEAP, or in EX-

III CHANGE for CITY BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Three valuable Farms within 40 miles of New York
che line Of the New and Erie Railroad and the
villages Of Milford and Port Jervs No contains $50
$50 improved; No contains $50 acres 100 proved No
contains $50 100 improved The above Farms
well aud each good subI snta buildings and
out buildings, nearly new, good orchards, nc Fare
NJ sno f. R to Port Jefvs thence to Milford by stage
chroush beautiful country s. 25 The trip at this
Of the year. when all anxious to escape the town. aside
from business could fall to afford both pleasure aud
creation For further particulars inquire OF PlNCHOT
SON, Milford, Pa, or Of SUYDAM, REED CO, No. l07
West-st NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
CAFETY STEAM PUMPS, for ex

- tinguishns Fires and preventing Explosions OF
BoenoAs means Of safety well convenience, these
Pumps Manufactured and sold by the subscriber as too
well known to engineers to require description " the
Henry Claw had had one Of these Pumps board the Ire
could have been extingushed without The loss OF hie
Tbev will be found in on osId of the following steam
vessels beside many others in various sections OF 1ns S0u
try 10 which reference may be had If needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
HARM for SALE in WESrCHESTER

II COUNTY-Eghy acres OF ees1hiaiy 0C ~ Ha1son
h nh state of cultivation situate IN the Town " ~
on the Purchase road Of mile from the kye STATION p,
the New Haven Railroad and hours from the cS me
bo.es house ice house. cider mill aud other OUT
houses in complete orders three aope orchards ana
ft In ebunosnce Stock and utensils NAV be haa az
mice five acres and upward the entire farm w 90
sold low and on accommodating terms Apply te NJ .1
MORRIS, on the premises or to W. sTE"Ahi'N' NO. i''
Sou,h-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

ca PIANO FORTES-New and Sec
UtBond.hsud-( with ard without Colemsns cslebrated
ol.p for Sale or 10 Let consisting In pat OF the follow
IrE makers Boston Pianos lialet Davis Co George
Hews; r. Gilbert Co; Lord Cumston H. Gilbert: ;.
w Marsh New-York-G. II. BsImore Dubois w ar
liner; Bondmap Gay dolce Campanal { ; seioary
NJ " Creger and otherss ofwhich are offered AZ very
low prices Those In want OF good bsgans are invited to
cell at our Piano Forte Wserooms No al Broadway be-
tween Howard and Grar d-sts ,o,o,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
TyOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beautl-

~ fnI Cottsee near Hudson, Columbia County. The
house Il Conveniently constructed In completes order and
aoE pleasantly located The grounds tastefuy laid out
and an abundance and variety Of choice fruit trees
hesde ns srubbey and psn There also large kitchen
ssden and an abundant supply Of water at the door Il
sriti,in ave minutes walk of church academy TWO
sshoola post Office and the staten Of the railroad by which
less than four hours distant from NewYork There are
Al ea four daily communications by railroad and steamboat
With NewYork The location while possessing these cd
ysoaees pecuaIy heslthy retired and pleasant and IN
Yhe property whit cold accommodating terms and fos
Q very log price. Vor terms &ea spgly to
JAME2 3. SLUYfER, Nc. 8 Wsllst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

10 TUNS SOD OIL, (ahoat) suitable
i for curriers', for sale By COOK Mann 81 Gold ST.
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NOR SALE-An elegant free. ston,

LNO X y Liam elegant Iree-stono
three story and basement House. finished In the very
best modern style with baths &c, situate in the ness
part Of Union-st, Brooklyn.
Also twos.ory and basement Gothic Cottase with large
yard, gspe vhs snubbeIy, ke dtuste In Bond-st nen
money each of the premises remain bond and mort
gage.
of Salisbury Herkiuer Go N Y for sale exchange In
qure of EDGAR J. LEETE, Counselo -st-Law, No IL
Fulton ST. N Y, or Of VIM. SYMES, No. 65 West Broad
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NOR SALE atDARIEN, Gonna

BARGAIN.-A GOTHIC HOUSE. SHOP, and
other OUT.BUILDINGS, three minutes walk from the
NewYork and NewHaven Depot together with q acres OF
Land with Q grated Fruit Orcnard, will be sold az
bargain il applied for immediately Inquire a. the
Architects Office. No 9ll Broadway or Of HOLLY BELL
IN Dare DHn6f Connecticut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

HI TUNS ENGLISH GLUE, a supe
i " nor article, now landing Fer sale ~ ,.,,,
COOK / MANN, No e Go.d5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
Gorses. CarriaQes. &t.

A GIG for SALE-ln good order, made
"A by Flardreau Ezabeth-st Css be seen At the I'm.
pire Livery Stabls 4th-st near 2d-gy. Price $;3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
ITO PARENTS.-A Lady accustomed
1Diano-Gortes.

u RADBUR US PIANO WARE
H. ROOM No. 425 Br sdway.-The .Eolian," Gid.
go String American Parent Action and " Arch lotion
Panos-Mr b. ctmpeled from Ill health to relinqush In
part his profession TEACHER OF musc has made arrange
10 sell assorted NewYOrk and Boston Panos snd
he trusts the convenience Of having hand selected nru
m ns and his long acquaintance with the public, will in
.pre confidence in his Judgment and him liberal
share Of patronage Secondhand Pianos exchanged for
Gale and let Orders from abroad punctuay attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
FACTORY MACHINERY

COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY
ron S.Iv Ar M,ebapicsvfle, Saratoga Co, byth
am.ricsr linen Thread Company, as folows oHss
Ppnninr Frames, speedes Mules. sp'olins aahh,,
sri,Slss Warpers Presses so Looms Cana pooon ~
90 Harness shuttles Sc Sc All ofvhich 8, priees0'
nsr cent less than the original cost
EMERY,S PATENT HORSE-POW-
FEp ruRFsHFR and SEPERATOR-For Bale at
The State hb'1'' LONGETT & GRIFFiNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

LVOR SALE.-The cheapest lot in the
vlisgs Of Mount Vernon, lot No 81. 100 by 1876 in
desirable location For further perticu ars apply
A. C LEWIS No. 264 Broadway up-sais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
TTOUSE FOR SALE in BROOKLYN.

LA three story brick Dwelling, with bncS stable IN
rear corner Of Sdneyp lace and State at Lot S7NiOi
For further particulars apply to j. B. MOTT No ~ VII
'liam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
for SALE-Thc largo and
D1pN g., SALE 70 LET, or Exchange

for rood City Propery-It has 70 acres Of w U.n ~
are in woods; buildings and plenty eooa wse1 tS.
She bouse II miles from Yonkers Hubs river nsIrou
~ mile from Bronxville Ha lem Railroad The lana sood,
frt in Abundance Can be reached daily IRON &
hv,,silrosds and steamboats, q times view very me SAL o
Dor hsb AMI rocky; undoubtedly healthy Price $5cs
20 S,cs two thirds can stay bond and mortgage Apply
- Ma 10 Plstt.st. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

Il SCI Broadway, one door above Ihompson. saloon
about purchasing Pianos invited TO call az the
of BENNETT Co, where they VIII nno
an assortment Of Rosewood PianoFortes OF modern style
yerv instrument anted for two years Should doubts
be entertained quality the payment may Dc oeeeo
until such douts removed Old Pianos reSeed N par
for new New and secondhand Pianos 70 Let
Msnufactory Nos SlI, Sl3 and Sl5 Rivington-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

LNOR SALE-Fifty- eight acres of Land,
n three miles from. Wilhsmsburgh, toward Newtown
suitable for dividing into village lots miles distant uom
he sndins OF the 2s Jerry Newtown Greek and hal
mile from the which stages run every hall
hour for cents On the premises there IL large house
Qsru &c. Apply TO WATKIN HlNE, southeast sorpei
,,fRro.5u av And Grand at New-York
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Cntlerp, Gar0mare, &c.
Gin WAnnlNG and PERCUSSION

N CAPS-Eley's Cloth Gun WaddDg the best and
cheapest article used Eeys Percussion Caps Wire Car
Tidpes and Sporting Materials Powder, Flssss &c large
and com plee Of the above Tor sale BY the manu-
FRANCIS TONES SONS. No. aaiden-l,ne
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NOR SALE in PARTTTTON-At the

Hotel of James s. Rensen, In the village OF Jamaica,
Tone Islsnd on WEDNESDAY the LIST day OF september
nsxt AZ 10 O'clock the forenoon very desirable county
nlaes at Jsscs about half mile from the railroad depot
ntsnin twenty six acres fire land which there
GOOD bsrn, stable sheds &c For further
esricuIsrs inquire OF ISAAC J. GREENWOOD, No. 81
lsse OF Jamaica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
for SALE-At New Rochelle,

ons mile from the Railroad Depot consisting OF new
House BAN Carrsgehouse, henhopse and sheds ou,
Last seasop to,ether with "a OF land IN msn ;
envs,on acres OF wood For further osrticnla
In lie rear Of No S87 Rowary. Of WILLIAM DIoohO".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
NOR SALE-In Harlem, a House and

Lot-The house is filed with brick, contains seven
rooms spendld basement cellar and attic, mArpie man
tles Nc only ore year Old, and bui expressly oI ia
present occupant For further particulars apply TO " NJ
HONEYWELL 29th-st, first house east oil 0tnsVr VI 81
No. III Paik.row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
4 q c. FISCHER. Nate Nuns &
LIGHTE d NEWTON, in

lY4 consequence Of the increased demand and unrvaes
popularity Of their PlANOFORTES, have extended theii
business, and opened Wareroom in Broadway, No Cos
rhere shall constantly keep choice selection OF oui
ssnoPortes from 81 to u octave In Rosewood cases. with
al the latest improved patterns We shall also continue
Keep full assortment OF instruments at Mandatory ans
Warerooms No. % Csnast All PiaDoFortes Of our
hcture warranted in every respect Professors
and those who anticipate purchasing are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine. ALI orders from the atty O'
country punctually executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

a Is the original inventor OF the Chemical Yeast Powdet
which prepared sold BY him at Nos Oh aud 10 w ash
ingtcnst, New York, in tin Those who purchase
should that they get that with the above name on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
RACTTCAJ- ROOK-KEEPING-
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-A. de P.

~ BAEZ will admit few scholars TO join classes already
commenced New classes for beginners lades and gentle
separately constantly forming Private lessons
are also his office in part Of the city erans
atons correctly performed. Colleges and Schools attended
on moderate terms Address No 2S9 Broadway, room No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
UMpOR FAINT to SOAP MAKERS

IL Letters Patent Of the United States having been Issued
10 WIN McCofo on III. 9Th OF july for valuable improve
nent In Soap all manufacturers vendors and users are
hereby cautioned against the Of Ksor. other equVs
lent luminous minerals combined with ammonia a theJ
will, by 90 doing infringe this patent and subject mem
selves to prosecution. RIGHTS TO manufacture tina e
valuable sosp are offered sale reasonable terms Ap
ply TO WIN MeCOKD, No. l4i Sulivanst, N L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW

y SCHOOL, Ballston Spa SpSaratoga County, n T.,
Fhe Commencement Exercises will take place on the IN
IF August at 10 A. NJ Hon q Page WIZ ssnvet las
ember Object Of the Institution to train young men IN
Cxtempoe Speaking and the Trial OF Causes a. well as II
the Science OF Law Circular, stating PARTICULAR ssn
NJ rennest directed lpostpaidl 70 j. w. FOMLEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

cy In the City of New-York Of GOODYEAR's Metalns
Rubbe Shoe Company-A large purchasers are earnestly
invited to CALL before purchasing 81 the Metallic n10o sa
and nds Rubber Boots and Shoes Of variety and %
sure OF obtaining best and largest discount
JOHN w. CORLlES Manufacturers Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

TVOR SALE or to LET-Two splendid
6r.t-clax. Houses Noe l49 and Isl West 22dst They
Ara rensts with all the .den improvements Inquire OF
IT. CHARTERS. Blversmith. No So mercer-st
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-24
Items.

Hon. w. r. King is sixty-fve years old.
Grieving for misfortunes is adding gall to
wormwood.
He who marries for wealth sells his happiness
for half price .....
There are one hundred and twenty steamships
in the French navy, .........
The fare between Baltimore and Cape May is
$3-through in one day.
Miss Kimberly has made favorable impress
sion in Buffalo.
free banking bill has passed the Connecticut
House of Representatives by vote of ia to SO.
The Turkish government has issued q mandate
forbdding the publication of unauthorized books.
Sickness leads to virtue, while the world is in
debted to war for two-thirds of its surgical
Parasols that look like big bouquets covered
over with huge flowers, in a dark green ground,
are now in fashion in the North
There is French gentleman in philadelphia
who eats tadpoles This is taking an early lux
urious start upon the frogs.
Sixty dollars is the price agreed upon for
whtewashing the inside of the Mammoth Gave,
exclusive of the fences.
Tom Campbell used to say he greatly admired
Bonaparte, because he had shot BOOKSELLER
the heroic and unfortunate Palm.
In n distance of $50 miles on the Illinois river,
there are Is bars which obstruct navigation at
low water. Wait for Mr.. Pierce to take 'em out.
The travel on the canal, between Terre Haute
and Lafayette, is said to be larger this season
than any previous one.
DR.. william Gregory has been held to bail, at
Richmond, Va, not to fight duel with F. NJ
Tabb, jr ..
julius Krans committed suicide nt LouisVliie,
on the 14th instant, because his wife separated
from him.
GprAr Couxrny when our country becomes
as denselv populated as Holland, it will contain
s87, asa, ,0l5 inhabtauts--nearly the present num-
Der Of the human race
:, mechanic in Maysville, KY, has invented q
"a ah;,1s ;ron that is heated by few Goals in
me interior, having damper to regulate the heat
sron that Of boiling water TO red-hot glow
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-24
The ForIorn Hope.

When Claude Melnotte resolves to enlist in the
French army, Col Dumas squeezes his hand and
says: "There shall not be forlorn hope with
out youm There we're several commanders of
the Dumas school in the American army during
the late war with Mexico. .aa
The dragoon fight at Maden bridge was one
Of those fierce, hand to hand struggles in which
the Americans have no compeers, and was in
truth bloody affair, considering its short dura-
| ton, for the Mexicans.
Upon noticing the strong position occupied by
the enemy Col. Harvey turned to his men in q
perfect transport of enthusiasm, and said, Hur-
rah, boys here's fine chance to send your
names home in the bulletin, among the list of
killed and wounded! Come on |" The next mo-
ment they were laundering over the bridge; and
what Harvey called the prettiest little fight of
the war soon ended in the flight Of the Mexi-
cans.
The gallant Captain Walker previous to his
desperate assault on the Mexican forces at Hua.
mantla said to his brave fellows, I'VE are fear
fully outnumerated; but 80 much the better;
we'll have fewer vacancies to waste powder upon"
True enough there not much powder wasted
in that fearful struggle. But the daring Captain
fell dead from his horse in the moment of victory
1t is related of Twiggs, at the battle of Cerro
Gordo, that, the day previous to the general as
sault wishing to gain position strongly occu-
pied by the enemy, he inquired of the commander
Of the mounted rifles where there was a repi-
ment ready to march straight into -, not q
very desirable place, which we will leave to the
Imagination of the reader. The officer to whom
this significant inquiry was addressed replied
that he did not know whether his regiment was
quite prepared for that, but it was ready to do
it's duty; and it did, too, and nobly.
But the most desirable invitation Of the kind
we have any recollection of ever meeting was
that of Gen. Lane, at the battle of Buena Vista,
who, when the Indiana regiment retreated, yainly
implored them to return. Becoming enthusiastic
he appealed to them as they loved their own
State to do their duty Come, now" said he,
land rush into the thickest Of the fight I'll
lead you, md only think how glorious it will
look in history to have it said that the whole
Indiana regiment was cut to pieces"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-24

CORE Spondent of the Madison lind. ! Cour;s.
has oee' . making pilgrimage to the ruins of
what Sas the stronghold of the "Latter Dav
Saint =, in the time when Joe Smith was the
pro phet. We extract the following from his in
te resting letter:
"The city of the Mormons once had 300
inhabitants; there are now 1000. One-half Of
the houses the Mormons left have been removed
or pulled down, and the other half are tenantess.
! aacn lot contains an acre In walking through
is deserted streets started several quails in the
mus. OF the once populous city. The mansion of
Joe smith is kept by his wife-once his widow,
oue now again wife of another and live
lnan-as tavern. Between this mansion and
the river are the remains of a famous hotel
whlch was abandoned after its walls had reached
the second story the walls are of fine pressed
brick, with marble door sills and cans 5Joaa
storehouse is also standing The Masonic Hail
is fine brick building, three stories high. Il am
| told that all the Mormons were Masons Ther
| lodge was under the jurisdiction of the grand
lodge of the State of Illinois. Smith, am told ini-
tiated some of the mothers in church" when the
charter was taken from them, and the lodge closed
The front wall and the one next to 1t, which
formed the yestibule, are MI that is left standing
of the achievement of fanaticism called the
temple" which, as the inscription on large
stone worked in the inner wall informs the vis-
ter, is The House of the Lord built by the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
commenced April 6, 184l.'
"a company of French socialists have pur-
chased n portion Of the property-the site and
the ruins Of the temple included They number
about four hundred While was viewing the
temple they all came out of their clearinghouse
from dinner. Their foreign aspect and clothing,
as they grouped about the stones of the temple
to smoke their pipes and talk-probably Of la
belle France-made me almost fancy I was view
ing ruin in an older country. One group were
gesticulating and laughing over the face Of one
of the ornaments which decorated each column,
which cannot describe better than by referring
the reader to the picture of full moon which
usually ornaments the cover of Dutch alma
nae"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-24
R.nortinp and TeIegraphinR.

The Baltimore Sun of this morning thus no.
tees these important and essential adjuncts of
the press
"The associated press of New York, in connex-
ion with the principal papers of Philadelphia,
Boston, and other Northern and Eastern cities,
we're supplied with almost momentary dispatches
of the proceedings and incidents of the Wing Ma
tional Convention, by their energetic agent in
this city, who had the superintendent Of the de
tailed report Of the proceedings sent over the
wires. Mr. L. 4. Gobright, an efficient stenog
rapher, of Washington whose detailed, accurate,
and spirited report of the proceedings of the De-
mocratic Convention gave such general satisfac-
tion, was employed by the same association on
this occasion, together with Mr. ]. w. Sheahan, of
Washington, gentleman likewise well skilled in
the profession of reporting.
"Their detailed reports, being to the extent of
from three to five columns per day, we're waited
over the wires with the most remarkable accuracy,
and appeared on the following morning in al
the principal papers of New York and the North
ern cities They are both natives of this city
but now have their residence in Washington"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-24
LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!

person persons in want of cheap Sofas
Chairs, Bureaus, Tables Wardrobes, Bedstsads auy
other kind Of Furniture, they would do we'll by calling at
the Furniture Store the of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue (up stars Wimsatts Grocery
Store may be found large assortment Of Furniture
which win be disposed Of the most reasonable terms
Call and for yourselves great bargains may be had
j. 8. EWELL co.
Bwe prepared to make to order every variety of
Cabinet and Chair work. also the repairing OF furniture
rspanng and recanng old chairs Aso the Undertaking
business promptly attended to.
mar 19-3m j. 8. f. Co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-24
Pekin Tea Company Agency!'
9fsf M AT WIN. ADAMS BOOKSTORE,

PeansylDGnia Gve',ae, three doors abovs Al street,
VKTHERE the following list Of Teas may at oil times be
wv had-neaty put up in airtght packages Of h. "a
lb, and n lb. each:
t1.'4F@s GREEN TEAS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-24
nR. HARRISS INFIRMARY,
IL NO 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,

BETWEEN SECOND LOMBARD STREETS,
Fa- SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTEU, OK NO
MONEY REQUTRED .
Over twenty years experience in the treatme mt OF all
forms of PRIVATE DISEASES enables DR. HAf Ris TO in
sound and speedy in Of these co mpa nts
His remedies free from disgusting OILS basana poisonous
compounds Of mercury and injurious drugs, which so often
lead eao rendering the unhappy sufferer an soatd
toriVe
THIS INFLRMARY,
celebrated throughout the UNoN for the ecual cure OF
all classes Diseases in the shortest time ac
compshed by proper and safe remedies, established in
this city thirteen REFUGE from Quacke-
ry public notice Of This Instit uon would be required,
for the number of str angers In large city
posed IMPOSITION from the aIur ing bats of Mock Doc
TORS who will promise anything to ence strangers to their
wHIrED sEPULcHREs.
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative The remedies OF Dr.
in renovatng the PHYSICAL POWERS and
removing all ORGANIC DISABILITY with other evils enailed
by certain Secret Hab innocent action, certain in
effect, and unsurpassed by any discovery of the age
TO FEMALES.
Dr. H. has given particular attention to female diseases
His experience enables him to relieve and SPEEDILY
all hregulaes Nervous Derangemen Cnsti uiodI Weak
ness General Debility, dc. Prompt attention ,ven to let
ters and treatment with skill de cacy Com
inunicatons sacredly inriolate.
Distant persons cured at home by addressing DIR COR
DON HARRIS Baltimore, Qetters pospaid) Med cine sent
in any direction by mail may Ally