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COKE, TAR, AND LIME hand and for
" sale at the Washington Gas Works-The Coke
as fuel gives intense heat, and ignites almost
as readily as charcoal. The Coal Tar is used
chiefly as paint, for the preservation of timber,
iron, &c. The Lime being highly impregnated with
ammonia, is of great value manure, and far
superior to the ordinary lime when used for that
purpose Dec oft
IInfellirencnr and Uninn.l
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A NJ u s Il Nj EN rs.
NATIONAL THEATRE
The Public are respectfully informed that
CATHARINE HAYES
Will give one Grand Concert in Washington, a
CARUSIS SALOON,
On SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1852,

PROGRAMME.
Scena and Aria--''Vieni la mia vendetta" ULu-
crezia Borgia,) Donizetti-Herr Mengis.
Cavatina--"Ah mon fils," lie Prophete,) Meyer
beer-Nliss Catharine Hayes.
Solo on the Vioin-Herr Griebel.
Aria BufIa--"Il Bivacco," Battista-Herr Mengis.
Song-"Happy Birding" (Wallace,) with Flute
Obligato accompaniment by Mr. Kyle-Miss
Catharine Hayes
Duet-'Quanto Amore," (LElisir d'Amore,) Do
nizetti-Miss Catharine Hayes and Herr
Mengs.
Solo on the Flute-(G. Loder)-Mr. Kyle.
Aria BufHa-"Miei Rampolli," (Cencrentola) Roe.
sini-Herr Mengis.
"Auld Robin Cray" Scotch Ballad-Aliss Catha-
rine Hayes.
swiss song-"rhe Happy switzer," (Mcngis)-
Herr Mengis.
"The Last Roee Of Summer" an Irish Ballad
Niles Catharine Hayes.
CONDUCTOR MI i~"'chu
The Grand Piano employed at this Concert is
one of Chickering'S, from the piano forte store OF
Richard Davis.
Price of Tickets 81; Reserved Seats 50. They
may be procured at the music store Of Richard
Davis.
Doors open at halfpas g.; Concert commences
al 8 O'clock Jan 10
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rO-PARTNERSIIP. e. KING, Jr.
~ is a partner in our house from this date
JAMES G.. KING & SONS
New YoRK, January IL, 1852.
Jan l5-IW
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Ner York LsgisIaturs-IhcA sid.

lNfW IWN T>fHtssuSWS IU zdStu'
NEw YoRK, January 10 The Intervention
lutions have passed the Senate at Albany.
The steamer Asia, with weeks later news from
Europe, 10 coming up.
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This Gallery possesses many advantages over
Others. being built the second floor and ar
ranged expressly for this purpose. IL contains one
Of the largest skyights in this country and s the
most extensive and finest south Of Baltimore. IL
possesses every facility for copying Paintings or
Dagucrrcotypes. not having it's superior in the
word-where may be obtained beautiful and high
y finished Dagucrreotypes in all weather, though
cloudy ia preferable, except for children. Poet
mortem cases promptly attended TO.
Awarded the fret medal at the late Fair OF the
Maryland Institute.
GkLLrRIEs-No. 205 Baltimore street, Balti-
more ; BAT Broadway. New York; Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, ID. C.; II Main street, Rich
mond, Va; Lynchburg, Va; Norfolk, Val and
Petersburg, Va.
(g,- These Galleries are open free to the public
at all hours OF the day.
J. II. wHIrEHURsT, Sole Proprietor.
Oct 2-d6mf
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nRINCE's LINNEAN GARDENS AND MR.
Il series, Flushing, Long NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of this unrivalled collection Of Trees and Plants,
with reduced prices, may be obtained by appi
cants post paid per mail, with stamps onclosed.)
n B.-Fruit and Ornamental Trees of largest
size Nov 7-tfs
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ILLISon.-Tbc Joliet Signal flies at its mast
head the name OF Hon. Joel A. Mattcson. of that
place, ne the Democratic candidate for Governor
of Ilinois-subect 10 the decision OF the State Con-
venton. Mr.. M. was formerly resident Of Wa.
tertowp. New York, and is a con of Ensthau Mat
teeon. ESQ.,, lately removed to Joliet. The same
paper in like manner carries the name of Mr..
Douglas. United States Senator from Illinois, as ite
candidate for the Presidency
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Massarh,Isfffs Lrrislofu
Moremfnfs Of ho,,,lfh.

Bosros, January l6.-The Legislature has elect
ed Charles b. Hall, Treasurer; and Amasa Walker.
Secretary Of State.
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PLANK CONTAMINATION AND ROCK.
WILLIE TirRNPIKE COMPANY.

ROAD-W MD NOShs
WILLIE TURNPIKE COMPANY.
TIME PR ESIDENT AND DIRECTORS, with the
Il majority Of the ockholders, have determined
TO constr on this turupike Plank Road ruunn z
from the city boundary Seventh street TO the line
Of the District and Montgomery county, Maryland,
and for that purpose will Issue stock, to the
tent Of seven hundred and fifty shares, Of frcenfy
dollars each and have appointed the undorsigncd
to solicit and receive subscriptions 10 the same.
Books now open at our Office for the purpose.
rre dollar, on each share is to be paid at the time
of subscribing, and a like amount every sixty
days until the whole is paid.
The advantages Of such road 10 the city, and
the property In the vicinity Of the road, must be
,pparent 20 all MT with lie situation There
IL but little doubt that similar road will soon be
built, connecting this road with Rockville and
Brookvillc--the last in the midst of fine ogri-
cultural country; thus opening direct and easy
route from Montgomery and the upper part OF
Anne Arundel counties to this city for the trans
portation OF the products Of thatand the surround
ing country.
PLANK Roads arc being most extensively con-
structed throughout the country, and have sveyy.
trhere proved profitable investments, paying large
dividends to the stockholders, besides improving
the value Of property near them, and greatly In
crcasing the trade in the places through which
they pace.
A considerable portion of the stock has already
been subscribed.
Holders of the old stock in the company arc cnti
tied 70 one share of stock for every ro shares
of the odd which will be issued TO them on surren-
der of the old certificates The new road will pro-
badly be finished in less than twelve months and
ready for travel. The will be less than 8 49,
900 IL is thought il will pay dividend Of not ess
than Eve per cent the first year after IL is finished,
aud tho dividends will steadily increase.
CHUBB, SCIIENCK CO.,
August 9--diftf Bankers. opposite Treasury.
CuEsA OHIO CANAL BONDs
~ for sale. Land Warrants wanted. Checks on
June 25-tf CHUBB, sCHENCK n co.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON AND PORT WASH


h THE SAFE AVID COMMODi-
A4N< Gus steamer COLUMBIA, Capt.
- HARPER, having recently been
placed in rst-rate order, will resume her trips be-
tween baltimore and this District on SATURDAY.
the lst March, leaving Commerce street wharf,
Baltimore, O'Clock in the after noon and at the
same hour on every succeeding Saturday during
the season; and returning, Will leave Nlcys
wharf Washington, at 6o'clock, and Alexandra
Mt O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morning, touch
ing at the difierentiandingso on thePotomacriyer,
usual.
For freight or passage apply TO thsCaptain on
boar or to the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait.
j. WHEAT & BRO, Alexandra.
E. PICKREL & CO, Georgetown.
THOMAS b. RILEY, Warrington
Eah)
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F;rs al V,cfsburr.

vIcKsnURo, January 4.-About III O'Clock this
morning the theatre was discovered 20 be on fire,
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DONATION FOR THE PooR.-We learn that the
Hon. George Briggs, who acted as treasurer to the
committee of arrangements, was directed yester-
day by them to pay over to the Ladies' Union Be-
nevolent and Employment Society one hundred
and eighty-two dollars, being surplus after pay
ing the expenses attending the late Congressional
Banquet given in honor Of Louis Kossuth. The mo-
ney il 10 be expended for the relief OF the poor.
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ID KID,


On the 18th inst. OF typhoid fever, FREDERICK
GoLDING, aged forty years.
G,- The 10Th Anniversary OF the Youths
Missionary Society OF Street Presbyterian Church
will be held to-morrow (Sabbstb) afternoon, 18th
inst, in the church, Mt half-pa o'clock. Adj
dresses will be delivered by Rev DR.. JUsKiS, Rev.
Mr.. RosskR, and j. HARVEY MOUSSE, esq.
The public are invited. Jan IL
nrs- The Annual Charity Sermon VIII be
delivered in st. Patrick's Church, on next Sunday
at III O'Clock n. m, by the Rev. Father LySeH, Of
Georgetown College Jan II
Grt- st. PsuI's English Lutheran Church.
Rev. :. w HARKEy, ID. d., will preach in this
church, corner of Ilth and III streets. to- morrow,
(Sabbath,) at III a. m, and p. m In the morn
ing he will present the spiritual condition and
wants Of the Great West Jan II
corps PAVILION,
In the rear of National Hotel, Louisinn.
Avenue, near sixth street.
BOARDING for gentlemen at tho low price Of
ID SO 80 per week. Board and lodging on rea
sonable terms
Connected with THE establishment are commo-
dious Bathing Rooms, where warm or cold baths
may be procured at all hours
Jan l7-STuTh2v NJ. COPP.
NJ ICE.-DIssoLUTION OF PARTNER
~ SHIP The firm of j. " x a. TATE was
dissolved by mutual consent on the Let day Of Jan
uary 1852; and, as the books Of the concern nust
be closed without delay, all persons indebted arc
requested TO call and settle 10y cash, or notes Mt
short dates.
and use the name of the firm for the purpose Of
JOS r. TATE.
Jan l7-3t A. TATE.
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NoBLK DosaTior.--The Colonization Herald
announces that Henry Stoddard. Of Dayton, Ohio,
has presented 900 to the American Colonization
Society. He accompanied the generous donation
with modest letter containing this paragraph:
at may well bc a OF satisfaction to you and
the many others who. through evil and through
good report, for many years have conducted the
business Of the society, until is avowed opponents
and enemies have ceased to bray against IL that
you have 90 sigpally succcedcd."
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THE NEW YORK q LIVEHPOOLUHITEO
STATES MAIL STEAm kRS-
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. 1865. Capt West.
The PACIFIC .......-..-..-Capt Nye-
The ARCTIC. Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. ............. .Iapt. CUmstOck.
The ADhIAIIC -CsI' uToUoh
-aElh THESE ships having oeen built BY
LE8e contract expressly for Governments
- Dservice, every care has Dcen taken In
theirc obstruction, as also tbeirengines,to en-
sure strength and speed; and their accommoda-
tons for passengers are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or comfort.
Price o T passag e from New York to Liverpool
in first cabin, Sl20, Exclusive of extra size
state rooms, 800 in second cabin, $40. From
Liverpool to New York, eco
An experienced surgeon is attached to eaoh
ship.
No berth an be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATEs OF SAILING,
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Passage Of Intervention Revolutions by The NnD
Jersey Lsgislatrs

TnKNTon, January I5.-Tbe protecting against
the intervention Of Russia aud inviting Kossuth TO
visit Trenton, passed both Houses Of the Legisla-
ture TO day.
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From Ns,o York. From LiUsrpool.
Saturday, Dec. Wednesday. Dec. 10
Saturday, 20 Wednesday. "a
Saturday, Jan. 10, 1852. "wednesday, Jan. 7, 1852
Saturday, ~ "Wednesday, Is
Saturday, Feb "Wednesday, Feb. II
Saturday, 81 Wednesday, 25
Saturday, Mar. 6 Wednesday, Mar. 10
Saturday, " 20 Wednesday, "a
Saturday, April Wednesday, April
Saturday, II Wednesday, % II
Saturday, May | Wednesday, May
Saturday, A" Is Wednesday, 19
Saturday, " 70 Wednesday, June
Saturday, June II Wednesday, g l6
Saturday, " 20 Wednesday, " 80
Saturday, July 10 Wednesday, July ia
Saturday, (" "a Wednesday, =" 80
Saturday, Aug. Wednesday, Aug. IL
Saturday, q Wednesday, :" IS
Saturday. Sept. Wednesday, Sept.
Saturday, (" Is Wednesday, " %
Saturday, Oct Wednesday, Oct
Saturday, " 10 "Wednesday, I" 20
Saturday, " 80 Wednesday, Nov.
Saturday, Nov. 10 Wednesday, :" II
Saturday, " 81 Wednesday, Dec. l
Saturday, Dec. IL Wednesday, " Is
Saturday, " 25 Wednesday, 4" %
EDWARD X COLLINS & CO.,
No Sc WalIstreet, N. Y.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool
EG. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3King'sArms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & co,
26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre.
For freight or passage, appIyto
Theowners of these ships willnot be accoun,
able for gold silver bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless billso fading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof exL ressed
therein. Dec b
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On the 10Th inst, OF typhoid fever, FREDERICK
GOLDING, aged forty years.
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An ISTER EsTINe CALCULATIONS -AccordinR to q
statement in tho Hagerstown Herald, If there
should be alteration in the present constitute
Of Maryland. the Same ticket, as to officers. was
voted in November lass, will be again voted in
Judges are elected for ten wears, and six times ten
sixty-thc clerks and registers each for six
years, and ten times six are sixty--the comptroller
Of the treasury either foe two four years. which,
multiplied by either fifteen or thirty, would make
sixty-thc lottery commissioner tor two years, land
Office commissioner for four years, the sheriff for
two years, the members Of the Legislature for two
years, and % on to tho end of the ticket BY no
possible calculation can tho period be shortened.
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY

Sold by Apothecaries generally.
Jan 3taw3m
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SMITHsoNIAN LHcruREs.-The admirable lee
lures by Professor Rogers will be continued thi.
evening in the hall OF the Smithsonian Institution
The last lecture Of tho course will be delivered
on Monday evening.
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Alvin Sab'n Tufr.y T.. Walc,. jae.b
Scott, William iiovcs. Geo. y. Railrv.
Azd spaliing Henry " Bates. Joseph
Poland. William Ma,,ock.. e. ". Rnt.
Ice. Dsni,l l. i.ymrn. Samuel VOLS.
Daniel L. Thompson, lerrand l.. Mer>
ril, Henry \. Earnes, Orrin Smith, W.
r hurniiain. .ia'"es I. Thar,,on, .Iab, Z
". Ellis. Isaac W. Brown, Ruius +.
Anlrews, {. l.. Blood, Se,n Thompson,
Joseph Warner
Between 50 aud e., twenty-five per
cent extra i charged.
c. Al CoEmua,caiiuGs should 1t
dircc'ea Ia The Secretary POSTPAID.
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gTN1 REt} TrR Az
Fer Sale.

Tie uAf"rsirncG wishing to close business
IN tins place, u.ier their rntptc 'tucs ol good,
at =, 81 tor q ASH. Any one wishing 10 90
into lrale w"nid find tins 4 rood iocpt,..
aud can bay cur Sloci, Of goods at bargain,
GtSk Ill. d " EEkS
- East Clarendon, Jun" io,h. ISL -
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Bar STATE sHAwys

~ sP'ended Bay State Shswls, Of the
ia-en pst's-s --s.a, fgsk ylsiu mus De Lam
'ac'A -.'"r,l .liLsi r lresses sir.cras. me.
70 q . gn-t 80 Sod from S.w IofA audi
ra.e At ihe lowet, txure
G, BCRTG so.
RUTLAND. tkI u
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DIR ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CiTH0LIiON.

THE rrtrs -n'
-,., having bc
come Aernl, too
,itt-i> All 4
~. r MEDICINE
"puil fcsr.,'i"iy
invite the a'ir"-
onoitl,cin iictcti
To- tie Eistii!n-
siI,crs ''I1' has
a. -nI.h H.. use
wherever inlfo'luo.
ed 'rd rs hoPrY
Adaptation 1" iha
are oilhe dtstfcs'
sag diseases Tor
winch iiit uHrftd.
l'lis ChIHDl'
con is ia irn, h
..~ st. GREAT
81 MEDICAL
UtSi.Dk EkIt.S 81
81. it.D1fTr,I u.f-h
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L.At 1LJO.}
and
d nv GRO CERlEs.


q I lh' LADIES' fH' AMT corner Il
- "c.' 81; AMI Ncrchsr,. Row, ku,Iaud.
w., here .nay :, iputi for rat, g" follow.
ny ,icpds, Ma
ris sna ton warped cashUcre,. rohurrs,
and ii"s"css Al wool nd cotton warn
dr'tpos, ta'hrr,n" s'up"t, figured and ~a.
tered bfocadr, Irtt'es. s.,n popl,ns, 81, p. I
and wst"t-I pnp'ins, BLACK -l!as. black md
color sus 'rlY"ts prints and copper pi s,-
q .til 10 Il ctuis - aruilTss, bishops and
fciuf'i Law as Swirs. irc,a Hork and
Mad 'IH''i,' p!a'7 figured, aud bobrno,
'a,', .',k Inca, rsrhtic, AID cotton pockst
handkerchief -t'acl ard Fan" silk era
'"l,---o"''"n, l'n"n, STA, csubr,c -rd
r"UiSGs Asp Iys.A1io>s.
= ped pod and wtyugh, u.tsiins for rur
tam -- s'rr"d pad ana cotat'd ramhnr,.--
rel, blHr, white, and cotton hannr,s. f.in.r,
,''1', ifoci,Hg, ted i'r,,rss, striped ,A,f..
'aes, s~'rrtas rapcf caIaAticF, Irlsh lr..ns.
bros II Hollands, 81. coitous. Llsek * coiu.ed
's'ass -nt j"ars, cash, Gispets, ,ulicns,
g'"v"s, ANA ''''." pi siI s'n.i,, shade 'assrls,
AID cod "ts'ebcpss, buttons pas, ucrG,g.,
,.fe4G,. tisr, anI culof.d ,enln, .Is lie
BY S4,'c, Empire STATE and ,jaieg.
L.' .HIR, Loa1 Nha.cis. at fgeats
Prizes.
~ h'uas oro" co'lao which si'l T., So!
Sc! b, =" par t"-' than csr tIe bought a.
eny siAer ,GaE 20 ,ar STATE.
DRS oSeasts~ az All. KIaDs.
Gtr~n s"'' black ca, lava. RD aud canc
rohve, p'u'~htS T. ppcf, sa-.,a. gage. tau,
tatd, corn znc Ia - e;arc,i. ~f.atn '-.,.,. Il
s'.'S, -, -'Ss, ;ic', cocoa .lri,.. rsjs,u.
-, "a. fnscT, cloves, ssso, 'rd'Fe. 'a,aa,ca
. i s.sr Jin sad tslloS CANDIES. III .tus.
80 hNfs s"3i 'f"s 7HEr so hTrfA
Ihc sHoE- : art 81 G1.is were t.g~,,
80 egsa a, ,i.' present tor Ect,. sud ',
e., 10 '"r Cl>N tBHEE then be apn.i,r
9..1s "'h't Ssoic O. vermont ,,a no, 4,
D. -Hte1t q hN atl oHr '9-.ta S-',s al.
= tail i'rtt, is ms froit".
'utNI.Es PtGc,
- boo frcS'si eEei. ~e,t from boz
t0s srs ArS N.tA
t..rf..a - a.
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tII'tit t.kS.

FEnRtND +. MERRILL, Pose.
II J! THOMPSON, f..c nIcii.
sti;i I'lDHroON, Secretary,
JACOB SCOTT. IlpasUrc9.
ORRlN SMITH, Medical Examiner
{. VI. III Bl.EE. Substitute.
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Scientific Evidence.


Baron lie h,E ia lis, ,r.cs,ltrl ,,",. %. 4" ,'n1.
-. .u...i>, -au>: "A .ri'h 'nl d'rr,i.' HAD.
,a' .-as. 80 tnc castro Jh.c' tniy II" readily Pc
a., . .. "a rnr Wu'Hl. i,91' r'"" " The -,".u ..,
3 ca. IN rhirh yeriou, nr''ri.~ "i f'o!, -
unent and egg. ,,,u Ice s,rc''"i, ohea- l. and ~
r-.t'i. just "a he ,a'9r munltsr Il, they could h
tu tite i,un.u st..Gach.'
Jr. t,unlr. IN h. Naiuall" writing. "a fhy-.
.i"., ut rig,c ion. observe. that. - i'minn'i"
of the me quantity &c III. Ga,tr,c idcr i !rii'
iG.It and ali-ptegail c..,,'e Vi Dyspepsia; a.'
h, states Iha' Il distinguished lTD'c''"r OF lAti
nae ~ I"l.dcu. MhC ~a> severely d.ilciri NrU
tli compliant, iinding c,er,'nirs else to fe'' '
rr,uur," 30 tdo Gu re ,'u,,g, uot,ii"'i from liz
.tp".aci 9. living ar.r!si,, Anehpro'ed coniGlt.t
J, .Uccc.,iil.
pr. G.ahl'; author % tic iainou, works o..
Vegetable Vet" SAYS: II /. = ,luarhni :, te
10, i.y. ,logv, tina, - ..oa ,cls Of aumI5, "a ,y
Cr, e.. u. ,.er, iinpnrt 60 .ko hujd 'hu ."prrN o
,!i- ,,rr yarjou. c-'i' nf l, ,.sl II eiiuui,
u Kind o. a.',hcinl lires'iun Of ,hc'N j.. In wi,
,!ii;,r,,' from the natural digestive process
D,. Ca pcrt,rs standard wol% On Physiology
witch !, il the library II every ihN-j'iaI. amt j.
y cd %, tex boob IN all ;'ic college. frl! OF cv
IL, ace 'mi'r 10 HE above, respectin" the remark
at. digestive po'ycr 81 Feir "a, md the fact iiat
moy be readily s',a,a'ed from the stomach If III,
calf 81 OK, aud N.cd for oApr inert, ia ar;iicli,
digestion % a remedy io' Disease If TIE stomach
and dcdcicut .ycge;i0n of Castro Juice.
- CO 5n the gent, aud -, dc,crip,'"" c'r
GUAR great, ewing Largo mnrnn' Of 'c'entii.
evidence, similar :" the anoyc, tua"thrr with re
port Of remarkable cure, from all puts Of the
United States.
As n DypeYsi' C"rtr,
pr. uoucltni. : l.ep-ii has PRODUCED the me t,ns.
vc'!ou' effects, in curing ca',, II debility, "nacig
ticn, nervous decline. and ..rsprptic consumption
l. i, .mpo- he to give the drlail- Of case, in th,
limit, II III advertisement: but authenticate
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gi'rs IN" Hair III l.iihi, si.st, tu,trt. s.d
idfe,. ana Il heaiht Elgo:oud AZ ptsrhEea - III
t"'let c2p b. comp'cie Siihoa, this inJi' -, "a
tic,c.
EECoM,fr-rAT!CS
tCrr;if6atcof n. rtrty. p"ct.r92rth y. ~
PoRisIoCTT, 'ept-n,tcr -. i'iI
Hr. J. =, Moore i ,nnt fnr'' Nhno-s PEf t'H1
a'ivt.'-oear SIR; dcs,n u iay duty 10 sl.t'
!tciT respecting ths tnrs,iniahie value ~ " ; /
mar Nr 't"raittt. Several ycsfs ara of r' '"1
III "i tir thrh1 nv VII lost at her hGir men 4
{ '.e't'1 Leased, .a, liz hair "tcv o4t lnrh y
"h'"Ech, A'""t Y"a- ago, hynnotlJ5 g. NJ "a
ucsr, sEt ,nsi iiiof hrT hair 5ecHnd iiG' I'D
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