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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARrMENT.-Toc oNTRAC.
In Leroy street, wifi be received At the once Of tho Croton
Aqueduct Department until Monday the 3Oth day OF MAY
lso a. u o'clock NJ TO build sewer with me nseeiX
river point 60 feet west Of Hudson street being
about s5 The plan Of ne ana
Fa1sy ar ss DEAN
Precedent Of the Croton Aqueduct DspArtms =
New York, May ls, 1853
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
> Sealed proposals will be received 81 TINS once until
street from Eighth and set curb and gutter
and Dag through Sidewalks Specifications t. be
application to the Contract Clerk Of this depart
msn'' Ne" i''A' JAS iFTREY Street Commissioner.
csTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice 10 hereby given that the following Pc
ttons presented in the Board Alder
rS an Sixth in
grade Nneteth street between Third and Fourth
TO south sidewalk Of street the
Of Second avenue to one hundred feet east said street
All interested having objections thereto
quested to present them in writing to the
his ofnce, on or before the I'D day Of May, inst.
New York. May IL 1853 ~ '''''' ''~"'''''A'''
y Public notice hereby given that the wing
ton: have been in the B,ard of AldermenTo
repair the sidewalk side Of College place. between
Forty fourth street. between Ninth and Tenth
to flag four feet through south side 10th street be-
tween rst and third avenues Also, the following petit
Also the following resolution in the Board of Assis
tant Aldermen TO fence lots of Fifteenth
All s %
May next JAMES FTREY, Street commissonsgs
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PROFESSOR ANDERSON MOST RESPECTFULLY AN
nounces to the citizens of New York that he will give
Farewell Series Of his Magic Soees prior to his departure
for Lndon This the last opportunity the public will
have Of witnessing his original ble wonders
in Natural Magic which have been seknowledgei by three
millions Of the citizens of tho United States to have
rael in the world He has been visited by the elite Of the
East West, North and South-in every section OF the
country they have crowned his exeons with
paralleled. ON WEDNESDAY MAY 49,
he will make his third and farewell in the city
at Metropolitan Hail. whom he will perform number
Of and wonders in Natural Magic and Expert
mental Philosophy, and display the whole Of his brilliant
apparatus BY desire of immense number Of
Of oil religious denomina ons he will deliver hs opinion
Spiritual Manifestations and will give the believers that
mysterious theory opportunity of proving that their
community it is time the matter set at Tho Rap
ping Table will BIO exhibited the produced and the
whole machinery explained used BY the Spirit
Rappers.
Doors open at Z; commence at 8.
Will be pub he'd, Monday. book Of 25 contain.
ing plan of the machinery FULL and pio expose the
whole affair and Prof Anderson letters to the Baltimore
Sun. Price l2ja cents
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CTEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA FORM
- ing part Of the Liverpool Eagle Line Packe-The
GREAT BRITAIN iron auxiliary SCREW steamer, $500
tons and 800 horse power with proof and tight
compartments B. r. Matthews, commander will be
spatched from the river Mersey Melbourne Port Philip
and Sydney New South Wales from the middle to end Of
June
splendid and remarkably ship has just returned
from Australia In the best possible order both In hull and
ennes having made the from the Cape to Melbourne in
Like stesmng on the voyage ho for thirty three
The experienced attained by this voyage has suggested
many valuable improvements both in her rig sailing
sci and power steamer we'll in the internal
rangenepts for the convenience Of which
beipg carried into effect.
The necessary coang arrangements have been already
made and It is confidently expected that she will make
very rapid voyage.
FARES MELBOURNE.
Mssbn bsrih nrs r sta s:. guiaeas'
T TSsa saloon second class. .........&... G
To sydney i've guineas will DO charged Children
from to II, half price.
Including fees the attendance experienced
and all provisions Of the best quality wines
spirits and malt liquors which will be supplied at very
class each statute adult.
plan q the ship be and the best unengaged
commodatons secured, on application to
RICH,D. IRWIN, 90 Front street.
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VTrANTED-A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL FROM
w $500 to 81 00 to join the advertiser In first class
fectory and lodging house. in good business locality Adj
Dress with name. A. b. r., Herald office, for three
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ors-Sesied proposals endorsed Proposal for
Thirty street. will be received at the ofce Of the
rotOn Aaueduct Department until Monday the sd day Of
May 1885, 10 o'clock M to build sewer with the neces-
basins culvert in Thirty second street.
rom the sewer in Eighth avenue to the between
Eighth Ninth being in length about $40 feet
che same all other information relating thereto be
obtained application to the Water Purveyor, at this
|ofhce. NICHOLAS DEAN
ark 9. 1853,
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fNHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, Az BROADWAY, ABOVE
" Grand street every night during the week. under
the sole direction and supervision of E. p Chrty
been received with by highly respectable fahiou
be audiences Tickets % cents Doors open OF to
mencc at Is o'clock
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HYGIAsTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN OUR9
IL for neuralgia tie dolorsux toothAchs he'd
ache and in tho head and preventive
eonvvsons or any other complaints attendant upoa sa
and 70 nov being suscssaily .dmirilseed In the fern q
medioated Necklaces he next tho skin the
An eminent German physician discovered the virtues ~
valuable medicines OF which the beads Of the necklace
made and prescribed the mode Of application The noss
Of he public not theresere called 10 aqssek nede.
but to medoa lent recommended by Of the eu
nsnt OF the faculty peculiarly sctng thrsH
the Of tho skin Directly tho diseased sxei
aordng generally iuant aad always sasnf
relief and enecsng permanent cure Patients Who ans
twenty hours trial Of The accordn
to prescription hnd relief ~ the close Of chat
roa by immediately rstnrnnS ess ane receive back shs
TESTIMONY do hereby certify that the comparison
the medicated necklace offered BY SshuGner Muldensr
Of such nature as 70 unfainsy ProdpSs the most sassss
tory results. ~ u hAuNLICH n p
For sale by proprietors No. 81 Beaver street. prsce q
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their favorits steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Glasgow: .-.-. Saturday May r.
Sity OF MahcnesVer. -. June IL.
q.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City of Glasgow. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :" June 8.
City Of Manchester. .............. July ..
limited number Of third class passengers will DO taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
SO to Liverpool sS; from Myorpoei.
sctes of passage and drafts the Bank Ireland
of 81 sterling and upwards Handbils be had the
Office Of THOMAS RICHAR DSON, Agent,
No. Is Broadway.
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b3y RO AID WAY.
IN Theatre Richmond, Va be rented nable
terms, by applying to r. NJ WARRINGTON, American
Hotel, Richmond Va. TAYLOR CLARK, Lessees.
RNOLD'S OLYMPIC, BALTIMORE.-LADIES AND
n gentlemen of yed talent wishing situations
day in September will please address, post pad GEORGE
J. ARNOLD, Fountain Hotel Baltimore
THE CONCERTINA.-MR. ALFRED sEDGWICK HAS
removed to la Amos street, Hudson where he
his singing the
Owens Alpine entertainments whore he is musical dret
tor 10 very of requirement six lessons sufcing
perform any fayorite melody.
MR.. L. BRoOKES, BY THE SOLICITATION OF
M many Nends will give extra soiree at his
bly, 36l Broome street, Wednesday evening" May
MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, STUYyE-
I SAINT Institute $50 BroadwayNow open, the and
valuable collection Of Pbaraopc and Ptoiemaic remains
during residence of upwards twenty years
Admission Is cents Catalogues for sale at the Open
during the day and evening
Athenmu Hall, corner Atlantic and Clinton streets
Brooklyn, Thursday evening 18th inst assisted by the
beautiful vocalist Miss Hedretta Berhand and several
other eminent artists Admission 30 Reserved seat
18th and 10th inst also at the music William Hail
Son, 239 Broadway, New York; and of Paul X. Wezs
H3 Fulton street Brooklyn Can be had also at the
the night Of the concert.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS GAS FILTERS, THEATRE
IN cal See auction notice of sale all the
articles the hster Place Opera House in the Courier
Friday, the 10Th, at IL o'clock.
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pUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR {. OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM.
bers srssNo tice Is her 10y given 10 the relatives and
next Of kin 81 Peter McCaule Of the y Of New York. de-
ceased and who Is alleged have sd ntst>te that the
eeos of the said intesate the hands of the Public 40
miDssraasy will DO administered and disposed of by him
according 70 law unless tie be claimed lawful
executor Of tho (ceased by the thirteenth
day OF June i%yt.
Dstad New Work Nav III visa
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[(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON
~ tractors Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Sewer Forty ninth street, will be received at the office Of
the Croton Aqucduot Department until Monday the 23d
day Of May 1853 at u o'clock to build sewer with the
street from the proposed in Seventh the
easterly side of Sixth being length about $50 feet
che same and all other relating thereto be
obtained application to the Water Purveyor at this Of
fee. NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York MAY Ii. lH53
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. tHALL OF RECORDS. :
- Public notice 10 hereby given that the following re,cu
tion has been presented In Board 81 AstGnt Alder
ITO regavs and reset curb and sutte ane aas sao
walks Anthony street. from Centre TO Orange stroets
All persons interested having objections thereto
quested to present them ~ the at his office
or before the 2SA day Of May inst Now York May Is 1888
JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" by given to the occupant or
of alt houses md lots improved unm proved lands a
completed BY the and lodged in the office of
Bureau of Assessments for exain alton by all
interested z-For building in Greenwich street
vandam to Charlton streets The limits embraced by
include all the several houses and lots
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Green wch street. from No 5 and
to Charlton street. All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
their objections writing to the undsrsgned at their
date Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department May
"A
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CAILoRS WHO SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES
- Navy at any time 1876 to 1852 IA Pacifs ocean,
obtain their extra double pay Of
EDWARD BTSsELL, Agent,
and Qato) Purser o. s. Navy, No. o. South William st.
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OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
torsSeaied proposals. endorsed Proposal
Thirty ninth street, will be received at the Office Of the
Of May 1853 a. y o'clock M to build sewer with the
street. the in Tenth point SO feet
Ninth avenue being in length about no feet The
and specific atoms for the building the
same all other ton relating thereto BIO OBJ
tanned application the Water Purveyor this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York, May II, 1853
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- time from 1876 to 1852 in the Pacific entitled to
extra and obtain the !. % WAL street hose
meht p. 4. BETTs, Agsat.
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MONT BLANC
lu Have you seen
On,
No,
Go to the Chinese Saloon,
539 BROAD WAY.
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RARNUM's INSTRUMENTATION EVENING. AT
ID o'clock revised and adapted the fasdious taste
of this establishment, THE HUNCHBACK. In the after
at O'Clock will be repeated the very beautiful
much applauded domestic drama OF OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Admission to the whole Museum Entertainments &o IS
cents; PArquet and First Balcony 12H cents extra,
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AMUsEMENTs.

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hf Il KS s E5T oSfp
jar Mr. pa Esy
L.Sy I..;.as.I,idss Mrs.. Yse%sas
Lazy vsers nv TsS ~ sar MRS Adams
s' NV -. RichSED hi. A'' James Dunn
Richard H. sk pstfFTa %sD raE BEAST mr. Glenn
s a Mr. H
RuaIoSs THEATRE CHAMBERS 1 , sTRE Aa. r.
Dy' rSsS Ss 'Si SssHfy is viii
sn''s sSssss s..:e: 5ohSsssa
Rev Q Glenroy MT Howard Mrs Trot. Mrs; Hughes
Fayor.s ballad Mr. Holman
'''' ThiiE OLD DuTcH GGoyEkNoR'. o.'''''-
Van Dunder. MI Burton Bertha Mrs. Burton
National THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DooRs
n5{ II 81 PReGgRss
Ssi5 Ne CLARKE TGs EFsy s Ssss
a'0I''' Dan' SsotNrAiS Dh Mi'' EMRsry Darlington
bbrSaSd SAfSs Mr. c0ny Jessie Campbell Mr., Nichols
THE MONKEY OF, FRANKFoRTA : a''Sf
Z + rsyss Res S'sn'1 q & J Hsas
ST.cnARLEs THEATRE, BowERY, NEAR CHATHAM
- s9uare.-Boxes and Parquet % conts.
wednesday evening, May Is, will be performed
THE TOODLES.
Gssa kei fsSs GsSss
Farmer Acorn. Mr. Turner Mrs Toodes Mrs Mcneil
IADiis RIGHTS IN 1853 s'''' ''p'''
Mr.. OWhack. Mr.: Pilgrim Mrs O'Whack. Miss Barton
old Dan Mrs MsSa
DECHALUMEAUX.
Deohalumeaux. Mr.. Reed Madame, MILE Soohie
RARNUMs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING. AT
Pf sef ''1Ss' ss's.
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Emile de Girardin, in the Paris Presse,
has strong article under the above head,
in which he says:
TO separate at any price England and
France, whose fleets are stationed in con-
cert at Malta and Egini; to sow mistrust
between their two governments to open
with them negotiations which may COM
promise them reciprocally toward each
other to dazzle and seduce England, by
holding up to her eyes the prospect OF the
possession of Egypt, so that she may be
independent Of America for cotton, and
may hold in her own hands the passage
of India by the Isthmus of Suez; then,
to turn round upon France and whisper
to her, /" You see England is ready TO be-
tray you, and you cannot seriously reckon
upon Just and loyal reciprocity on her
part :" to dazzle and seduce France, by
holding up to her the prospect of a reward
of the stipulations of Tilsit, and domi-
nation over Europe in common with Rus
sia; then to say to England in whisper,
"You see France is ready to betray you,
and you cannot reckon upon any Just and
loyal reciprocity on her part"
Such is the double game thst Russia, at
this perilous moment, is playing in the
dark at London and Paris. But neither
Paris nor London will be caught by the
trap. A happy indiscretion has disclosed
what Russia wants. She wants to tri-
umph without fighting. She would sue
ceed not by force but by cunning. She
would replace the Turkish by Greek
empire, as if it were the simplest and
most desirable thing in the world, and
quietly seat the Grand Duke Constantine
upon the two united thrones of Abdul
Medlid and King Otho. But Russia
would like this substitution to be made
peaceably, automatically, without light
ing up in Europe the flame of a war which
might transform itself into revolution
Of all the oppressed people against their
oppressive Governments. This it is that
Russia breads above all things. This it
is that may yet paralyze her. Thus she
bends all her strength to enter-not with
the axe, but with the wedge, between
England and France; in ORDERLY sepa-
rating them, to hinder that liberal alliance
which would place them at the head of
Italy, Switzerland, and Spain. To unveil
this design, the secret of which has esca-
ped from one Of its repositories, should
suffice to insure it's failure. England and
France are warned"
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IMPORTANT G. vALU ABLE INVENTION


~ Potent Rights for rSnLe.-MICHAEL NOURSE& X
co. ot tnis city, have been appointed the exclusive
ayets the United States for the sale Oi rights
tie aboy. machine. II has been thoroughly tested
and pronounced by practical bricknakcrs through
the country to he the best machine for the pGr
pose has yet been produced. 1t is successfully
worked by the application of any motive power,
stcam water fhOrsc. With two light hcrses the
clay tempered, and at the time six bricks are
msuldcd in five seconds in the very best manner,
thus cNccli'ng in raplity of operation any other
chine for that purpose now Known.
The isSUr OF The American patent Is only delayed
until the machine can be protected abroad. Mean
while, VI. \. Co. prepared 10 negotiate for the
sale % any amount OF territory, and to give good
title to The
Apply by letter, (post pad0 at their Office, cor
of Sti ami streets near the Post Office Depart
mcnt. y6
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z WHITMAN 4 CO.,
IL. BALTIMORE MAPyrAgD

Having, IT very great expense, erected an Estab-
IIShlnant for the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS on an
extensive scale expressly To meet the wants OF the
FInnoTS and Planters of the South and West, would
therefore re-, H.ctiully solicit their patronage.
With Our prc-ent facilities, and the Experience OF
TIE past years, feel confident of being able TO
supply the demand for Farm Implements, Machinery
aud Tools. We therefore offer our goods with con
hence, Of their superiority and prices, that can not
tn tn secure To Baltimore this branch OF trade.
A. evidence OF the superiority OF our goods. VIC
WlISh the following. list of Premiums, showing tn,
standing oi OCT implements and Machinery, when in
C".upctition with others and examined by competent
GI"n:-
Iu l-iS I2i9, 1851 and 1852, The Maryland State
Agricultural society, awarded to +. WHITMAN s
Gp. the vi HEST Premium Tor the largest and best
display of III, strongest and most Useful Farm Implc
nirnt> ai Machinery.
Iu I-.lf AMI I-i2 III? Mechanics Institute of Ma
rvIand AWARDED To- l.. WHITMAN \ Co. heavy GOLD
MEp,rS tor .hy largest and best display oi useful Inn
;d.iC,,iS. And ~ addition 10 the above we have
rrv,'h SPECIAL Premiums oI implements. TOO nillneT
,"urIru IN detail, bul III all amounting To more
'lu iuH1 which tllrcr tunes the amount received
"a any oil,ri ,Shl,iiUr of Agricultural implements
\ TIE aI,"V.' named Exhibitions. implements WeTr
.NnhiI.Ih, :r'aIy every manuactircrin i'll the corr
ava, I,' ,Ir,'I-on of those Societies may well ~
tsu,>rdrIi the highest authority that ba gwen
"t i''~ superiority nfour in;i,lemcnts.
W. particularly T"guC~; the attention OF Farmers,
Planters and Dealers 10 our stock, before making
F'Fni-.
''ut uIrti,uIaJ~ .ce Catalogue. wrh miV lC had
..ti,- hy application. either by mail or person
L.. WHITMAN * co.
- LIGHr STREET,
vI-u Baltimore, Md.
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Rf LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1879
- PJLSERMACHERS PATENT HYDRO

* =
- PCLFERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO
ELECTRIC NpLTAIC CHAINS, constructed To
nc WoTi under tiic garments. are the most wonder
fn discovery ia medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent Day 1hcy relieve without pain shock, i'll
simultaneously, acute nervous panS-Such as head.
tHtr aud toOtachc, rheumatic palms. tic dOIOrcaux,
&c; dnd by their mild but continuous and pcrccpti-
Die action on lhc body, diseases OF years Standing
such aN gout. local paralysis, nervous complaints.
hvcT diseases, &c, disappear If by miracle they
nave been applied with the greatest success in ali
those dreadful diseases IN children, commonly called
cohEil>OnS Us also III cases OF teethine under dt
cutIeS and disorders of the bowels They precpitate
metals from their solutions; GccompOSe water: de
fiect the magnetic needle; i'll short show all the phe-
nnmcnnn Ul powerful yOtac pile. The instruments
Producin. these effects weigh about ounces can
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instantaneous use aud VIII laSta man his life time
guarding himself family and friends, &C, against
that number of diseases and complaints in which
mild streaming electricity perfectly safe certain.
and wonderful speedy remedy. Thr price OF Il com
Plete chain l. from 81 10 80 batteries $40 to $3.50.
lncTcdlh' As may seem tie above facts. any per
son can s'tsy convince himself beforehand, at the
depot, Of their truth. The importance Of the inveR
ton has been acknowledged III America by the Aca-
icmy OF Medicine OF New York, and the chains have
been applied with great success III the medical col
iese>, the Gity, BELLEVUE, and Wards Island HoSp-
tails, Brooklyn City Hospital, Sc Europe, by the
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons in Lon
don, by the Academies Nationaie de Medicine a.:
Pans; by the Imperial Faculty n Nienna; by the
Royal Faculty al Berlin, aud O.her scientific inSiu
honS OF the highest order, including the prinoi al
pitals in EIADpe.
The prOpLrtOrS are Ill possession of testimonials to
he effect from all the above Institutions i'll
AmericG and Europe. well as OF the most eminent
and distinguished members Of the profession in both
heBspIt res, and invite Tin" public 10 examine them.
Full and illustrated descriptions. for personal
usc, and 0Ee for scientific men, with copies Of tes-
nIOlialS, ami number OF cases cured in New York
ana Europe, may he obtained gratis AZ the office.
They will forward free O postage To any part of the
10
tHinins three cents postage stamp-.
j. STEINERT,
No 56S Broadway, cor. Prince st.
Agents in Baltimore, MesSrs. CRAs. s. WM. CAS-
PARI, No. 81 Y. Gay IT. i'll Washington, DIR. SUHUE-
KING, corner and llth sts., near Penn avenue.
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OPINIONS OF TIE MEDICAL FACULTY.

OPINIONS OF TIE MEDICAL FACULTY.
BALTIMORE March II, 1851.
Mrs. u. =. NOrriS-Dcar Madam: 1t gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor YOUR
valuable Irdcinr, Cedar Tar IA an excellent pre-
vcntatyc curative Ill the fins stages of bronchial
affections. or diseases ut the lungs and also a.
very valuable tonic. Yours. very respectfully,
L. III. WRIGHT, VI. ID.
BALTIMORE M.rch -. 1851.
Mrs. b. u. NorrS-N1adam IT gives me pleasure
u recommend 10 the favorable notice of the public
your valuable mcdicine Cedar Tar,) in bronchial
affections and Diseases OF the lungs.
THoM ,s OwING< VI. d.
We invite the attention OF the public to the follow
ing certificate from the Rev Augustus Webster d. d..
Of tie Pastors of 81 Johns Church, Liberty ST..
Baltimore:
BALTIMORE. October 2S. 1851.
Mrs. r. i. Nouis-Dear Madainc Having used
your Cedar Tar with benefit nv throat. ! very
chceriuIly give my testimony TO Its excellence.
With respect, \. WEBSTER.
BALTIMORE, May -. 1851.
Mrs. NOrr>-Dcar Madam: Permit to say To
you for the benefit Ot others similarly afflicted. that
taken last November with severe cough and
general weakness that completely prOStratcd me.
For severn: months was 50 far reduced that could
not attend tH nay business. became so weak that
was not able TO sit up for than half hour at
a time, Wi'n would be compelled to lie down to
gain strength. tried dozen different articles.
commended TO me aS cures, but received no relief
from ANY Of them. My cough and weakness increas-
I'd and. fact. | far gone that seriously
thought should die when heard OF your valuable
III dicIne the Cedar Tar. tried il, and had taken
II but IL few days before found great relief My APP
petite became good that could eat anything that
was placed before would recommend it to
all afflicted like myself as Il certain cure for | con-
>ider myself now perfectly well.
Yours respectfully, J. +. MARTIN,
No l2S, Franklin street.
For sale by Druggists throughout the City and Dis
trict OF Columbia.
{Gf- Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for SIS.
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