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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-07
From the National Capital
THE PRESIDENT AND THE CABINRr-THE ADMINS
TRATIoG IN A TRANSITION STATE, ETC.


TRATIos IN A TRANSITION STATE, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-SP.M NJ.
suspect you hit the right nail the head when you
said that the President sides with Cushing agans. the
Marcy Van Buren ntrigues have good reason to be-
leve that scheme is ermenting in his mind the explo
sion Of which will astonsh people, and scatter the Van
Burenites to the four winds Of heaven. What would
Marcy say if he told that General Pierce has written
private letter to Charles O'Conor explaining to him
that he surrounded by difficulties and for the pre-
sent neither knew how to act could regard hmss
his master; begging him not to identify him with
certain measures of Marcys which have brought such
unpopuarity the government and requesting 0Conor
not to resign but to have patience for short time when
all should be placed footing satisfactory both to
the writer and himself What If 1t added that not
only 0Conor but many Others, holding off, in the
confident expectation Of general break up which would
terminate in the reorganization Of the cabinet the basis
OF the compromise measures and the union sentiment
which elected Pierce? have TO know that gem
tenan who recently called the President TO solicit
appointn ent told that he had better not press his
suit at presen-that the administration in state Of
transition, and that great changes would shortly take
place. and that these occurred there would be
vacancies in many departments and he might possibly be
aa6ed That President Pierce does take this view Of
matters and does look forward to release from the
anxees Of the last month two, by vigorous measure
/ am quite confident. Marcy and Guthrie laborirs
zceousy enough to throw dust in his eyes and persuade
him that the popular cry which is heard all sides
is nothing but the camor of few disappointed indvidu
ais but they cannot always keep up the delusion and
my word for it. Pierce locks about for himself
and the direction affairs taking tornado will
burst the Cabinet. Yours, THE NATIONAL.
ONSLAUGHT UPON NEW YoRKERs-REDENpTIoS or
STOCKS.
FROM tn REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGiNT.
WAsmSGTos, Nov. 9, 1855.
The Washington Union, CT this morning, Nsssrs
Brady Cooley and Edwards Lester and quotes speeches
made by the latter ut the London werds Anti slavery
Convention.
The United States stocks redeemed last week
to 81 ,s4l, GOO includir the Holland loan
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CONG
Mr.. Cooley and rTr. Dlx.

To THE EDITOR OF 1ilF NEW YORK HERALD
Mr Dx-General Dix, IA he is sometimes caled--the
exfree soil candidate for &c vernon under the dsoganz
ing barnburner agis Of Seth Gates Charles Francis
Ae ANS, and Martin Van Buren, in his forensic eusion
before John Van Buren and his free soil friends assembled
in Tammany Hall Friday evening last animadverted
with inten led severity the imperfect sketch published
Of my remarks at Syracuse grbIng sentence here and
line there, with which garnsh his tedious diatribs
and cruelty ntmaed that in connecting his speech with
mine he did so that they might go to quarters which
they may not otherwise reachn--obliyion, of course
where pretty much all Of the yapd productions of the
free soil efforts which likely to SITS nd the trying test
of time political tombstone to his memory for this
pundering vuures and unpIncpled cormorants of the
free soil faction to soil and roost upon
No man has probably more conclusive and impressive
proof Of the bad faith and double dealing Of the pres
friends at Tammany-"If any one of you, gentle
men, Just entering as most Of you are, on the
to feel that your chief magistrate has dealt unfairly
with you, then say to you, cover it up hide it, deny it
Il you WILL bury it in the inmost recssses of your
heart and preserve untar hed the hcnor of your
try which cannot be entirely disconnected with his"
Tins says poor old Mr.. Dix commend his virtue nd
to the attention Of the Benedictne monks ,f tile ola
World WHERE understand he Is about make his ss.
CAPE ungratied with the French mission which pro-
which he has humilatsd himself by writing explanatory
letters to imaginary persons in the South aid otherwise,
almost much he did in joining the desperate for
tunes Of Martin Van Buren, in his nefarious attempts
break down the democratic party in lS4S.
No fall and correct report of my remarks at Syracuse
has yet been published It WILL however, be done
when the public will be able to Judge Of the strong pro-
vocation which prompted me- in elf vndcation to repel
the wanton and upustabe personal attacks the Pre-
sident through the ugd columns OF his sgnised on
gan, the Washington Union which daily groans under its
burden Of abuse Of and other Iespec able dem
ocrats.
The public policy Of the Presidents adminisr the
palpsle direct and reprehensblc interference the
part Of the general government with the domestic affairs
OF this State with view to influence ami control
local elections, formed the subject of my
Syracuse This conduct the part of the President
IN in wit mil nf
citizens of the United States entirely dsapproye of and
publicly condemn. JAS. L. COOLEY.
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From the south.

SLAVE SCHOONER CoHDEMNED-TAvElNs CLOSED IN
BALTIMORE, ETC.
BiIrxoRs Nov. s, 1858,
We have no mail to day south of Wilmington
The slave schooner Advance captured some time since
by the sloopowsr John Adams has been condemned by
the District Court al Norfolk
In consequence Of The election Of the Maine law ticket
nearly all the averns Ia this city closed TO day. the
propr.etors anticipating rigid enforcement 1 tho sun
day law.
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Police Intelligence
4 sTRBIlNG ArFrAy IN THE FOURTH wARD--PHl.

BABLY FATAL WOUND.
On Saturday evening about O'Clock, stabbing sRrNy
oe place st the OF Dover and South Streets be-
tweeo two 'lorgshoremen, named Thomas Murphy aud
Dennis Collins; the latter in the aray received
stab in the abdomen with knife. from the wound the
n;esnes protruded and much fear is entertained by the
TbysiciaD that tae injury will prove fatal Murphy
charged with nhcting the wound and the police Of the
Fourth ward took him into custody. The injured
taken 20 the Tombs there to await the result TO the
l64 South street. which place large number Of the
oDgshoIcen in the habit o. congregating to receive
their wa-cs.
A CARRIAGE spREE--FoUH FEMALES TAKEN TO THH
POLICE COURT.
On Saturday officer Haviland, of the Nineteenth ware,
noticed carrisse coming down Third avenue a. an mn
usual q. sr.e with pair Of tine horses put the
driver appeared TO be aborng under nucs neav'er oAa
thnn the animals. The inside of the carriage contamsd
four well dressed females i'll about hall seas over The
POLICEMAN not the driver capable OF navigatns
The team, stopusi the horses and conveyed the whole
rsrty 10 .hp nolice court before Justice stuart Here
tba driver "a y III. name John kane and the Justcs
lncl eI hin, ~ uufr sober TIE females were a!so de-
,anrd untl efficiently recovered from their froc and
sbla IA home The carris and horses belongs.
IN Mr. Martin phlon twenty htth street. who valued
them at upwards of s9oo, 49,, -
sanple was arrested Saturday night. BY officer Grow
lev o the Eleventh ward charge OF violently assaul
mo mother colofed named Charles Tck,, inHtctnx
severe wound on the head with Ths i~iursd
man was placed uadsr the os physici-u and tas
H~...at before ths magistrate sao SsmaakA1
haa " prison " auswes tss chAve at eculI
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CHARLESTON, Nov 6, 1855
Tho cargo Of tho ahp Harkaway towsd into this port
some time ago by the steamer Souherner been spu
Lated for under the order of the court the following
terms, namely:-Sound guano s55 per ton: wet do,
$27 so There about $50 of sound aud a5O Of
waf
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Tho Southern Steamer.

- CHARfSTON- NOV. A. 1905.
Ins steAmer Union from New York, arrived at her
dock this morning, at seven o'clock.
SAVANNAH Nov. 5, 1858.
The steamer Alabama, from New York, sixty three
hours arrived 81 her dock this morning all WELL The
Asbsms towed into port schooner Velocity Of Salem
disabled
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Ravases Of GIe Cholera In Yucsten.

Ngw ORLEANS, Nov 4, 1856
schooner just arrived from Yucaan reports that the
cholera is raging terribly there At Moyda the deaths
averaged one hundred daily
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Rr0OklyN CITY News.

MEETING IN BRooSIyS.-Ths national democrats are to
hold mass meeting at City Hotel late Military Garden,
~ half past o'clock this evanuc Npssvs. E~Hr
sandfcrd, James T. Brady, kks Walsh and Others ass
annovacsd " speak.
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state Elections To-day.

Louisiana VIII vote to-day for State ticket four msn.
bsrs OF Congress- representatives to the Legislature and
county officers There but two parties in Louisiana
whg and democratic and the contest will be carried
strictly party grounds Tns following ths nomi-
naticns.-
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Tuesday morning, Now 8sh At the stables Of Theo
81 k1ssso1 GoostM street above FcurshIOne span O.:
sad seven years old One bay colt korgan stock, Ave
'nhdence; enc family carriage, and one large
gon suitable flor feed or exprese new ono light trotting
svy fancy double harness, all The above Is ths
opcrty OF . gentleman about to leave the city.
Ohm L. vANDEwATER. ACCOMMODATIONS
roots, Tuesday, Nov. = at lels O'clock at the auction
ON, No. I6 Nassau street. (vanderschoots Sons in fno
DER consisting ef hyacntbs, tulips narcssus &c lots
suit purchasers.
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tendance dark nights to Eight rersons across ths
fields to the neareft streets Of sngton Cerkeawe
Gray's Inn Lane Though not to be compared ia
Der with the oavacadss crossing the Arabian dsssrt
the parties, these occasions collected in groups bots
SI thus as Sl
the Wells to Queen square &C. At that time the thsatw
place Of much repute, and was consequently =
ddons Of the sss. who va
then at the height OF her fame, and Ar Hughes, wne
two Or mere theatres in the West Of England One 4
his daughters married Joseph Grmald the naost css-
brated Of Engish clowns, and his eldest son, achar
joined the firm Of Lackinyton Allen Co.. Of the Ten
pie OF the MUSES., insbury square, and bought share
in yauxhal Gardens This connection the orginaa
of the boxl visiters pint Of wiDe Another novelty
and Of attraction the inrodu ction OF largo
the floor Of the stage This floor being taken up :
broad sheet OF water splayed to the audience
rendered very effective in naval spectaces pantomnss
and burettas which written and adapted to exhbt
aquatic scenes. Among the apparently perlous and ap
pallng incidents thus exhibited that of heroine
ia ling from rocks into the water and rescued BY hee
hero lover; naval battle with sailors escaping ~
purgng into the from vessel on fire. child thrown
into the water by nurse, who bribed to drown it.
but rescued by Newfoundland dog This water spes-
tacle with the vinous gift continued to attract full
diences for three four successive seasons at that
time Ionsdalss tinued and unweared eIertions IN
producing novelties combined with iiberaty ia the pro
pretos and by players of varied and attractive powers
gave popularity to the theatre Changes however,
the sceue Mr. Siddons died, prOprietors
barled in the Wells br. Lonsdale engaged at Covsne
anu Inaries biOdtu succe5Svey
chased shares in the theatre Grimsld from boyhoodts
mature age continued as "star ia this theatrical
hfma men; Whilst Rcher rope dancer of distinguished
e&ceence and graceful figure. much admired; Du-
bois, Iighton, Belzoni, Mrs. wybrow and many other
rformers of varied merit combined to give ecdt to tbs
house 1t may be observed that this and the other
mer theatres of London excepting the Haymarket
strictly prohibited from performing plays with regular
dialogue, by the law which governed the great pa
tent theatres Hence pantommes burlettas with dumb
action, melo dramas, in which dalog le in doggrsl
rhyme, with vocal Accomplishments, allowed, ang-
ing eapcing, the tight and the slack rope &C. made up
the routine OF the nightly amusements.
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REMOVALS..

kHE ORTHOPAEDIC INSTITUTION, FOR THE CURE
Of deformes and the respective residences Of Doctors
kuer and Barthelmes have been removed to Nos 4 A9
ID 46l Pacific street, South Brooklyn.
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STATE
Rhin

STATE.
Whig. Drr
State Treasurer. III n. Hswthosn. G. p. Greneaux.
Auditor John f. Kirg s. r. Marks.
Bup of Pub. Schools. - J N. Carrigan.
II Lamon the vhs eanjidsts died recently at Baton
Rouge, OF yellsw fever.
Dit. Wig Dem.
1-ChArles Caysr-s William Dunbar
2-Thco G.. Hunt Samuel Davis,
3-Freston Pond Jr. John Perkins, Jr.
4-J0hn B. Smith. Roland Jones'
An election for Governor and other State scers a,l
also five members Of Congress- will commence to day in
Mississippi and continue through two days. the Last
Legislature failed to district tbs State IN accordance
with the apportioument, which gave ths State an
additional representative four Of the Congress man will be
chosen by the old districts aad ths th will BE- voted for
by the State at large. The following ths nomna.
TONS
W7iy Dem
Governor. ........ f. N. Rogers John bfcRas.
Secret ary OF State. James A. Horns. VIM. H. Muse
Auditor. ........... Dan r. Russell Madison NcAtse.
State Treasurer. William Clark A. NJ. jackson.
Attorney Geaeral.... ID. q Glenn.
CONGRESS.
Dis. Whio Nm.
1-B D. Ma pors. Daniel b. Wright
2-John A. Wilcox. William s. Barry.
"a. X. McClups o. r Singleton
4 Wiley +. Harris
Alexander 3. B. sdford William Esrks iaie
The whig papers have the name of II. s. Foots for
United States Senator at the head OF their coumns aud
the democrats themselves favor OF Jefferson
Davis.
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Texas Free from the Ep,de,nic.

NV 0err,Ns Nov s, 1883.
Wa have ad'ises irsm TssAs 10 Ia IL. lasi4ai shc
STATE that the epidemic had dlsspysaysa
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LOST AND FOUND.

BRACELEr WAS FOUND ON THE 22D OF OCTO
ber Twelfth street and Third avenue by person
yeing. will bo returned TO the describing
In lsttsr, postpaid, directed to L. r. DUNLAP, Ohio,
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osT.-CERTIFICATE NO. 70 OF NEW CREEK CON-
pan ia favor Of Rober. Lyon having been lost mis-
u all persons cautioned agsinst purchasing the
itab'e reward will be paid for leaving At the office of
company, No. 50 Wall street.
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OATS PICKED UP.-Two BOATS, ONE A LARGE
yawi and the other nineteen feet row boat, Owners
requested to prove proyrey charges and take them
fay. Apply at Bennets Corner, Owls Head, Yellow
bok, Fov.B. GEORGE o. LIDDLH.
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JENRY a. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS-wIL-
u lians, Stevens & Williams, Henry IT, Leeds < Co,
On Second annual sale of 5UU most valuable
odern pain tngs to include works of Cole Durant Dough-
Rosster, Ranney, Clifford, Innese Oddie oreswick Of
ysen RiShasds Corb0qd Of LONDON. Cooper Landsser
d, Williams and Pyne Of London, &c & and about 100
innings Of the school will be sold at auction
Thursday 10th, and Friday 11th November inst at the
tional Academy of Design at l01 o'clock sheh day and
O'Clock each evening Catalogues now ready and pic
Tres exhibition rae day and evening, until the day
s The ssension Of the public and connoisseurs espe
y called TO the sale of this superb collection comb
the largest and most valuable selection Of really artistic
Erks ever offered at auction in this country.
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r0UND-0N BOARD JHE STEAMBOAT KNICKCR
booker on Thursday morning, the Sd instant, her
ssage TO this city frsm Norwich copy OF Browns Al
knac for 1858, containing small sum of money and
Of notes ana other papers The
the by calling at 26 Seventh avenue before
flock. A. NJ, after 3.P NJ, proving property and pay
:
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NEW NOV.
The GALES OF cotton today 900 bales Prices
irregular The Price Current quotes strict middling at
shc-othsrs higher Pork dull, and declining Lard is
firm.
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|uvATE FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEPERS, AND SHIP
ownsrs.Particular notce.-Privste families, hotel
ss. sns those httirg out ships bs supplied with
70 stitch or embroidered counteepanes napkins, towel
Orders can be executed ~ short notice. at satsac
ne otsy BvRDSALJ. HASKELL a 90. Fnrrishinr
- - sxeaewAy n. D. Parties pvsSsrvi 10 fuvuis6
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1NRy q. LEEDs co, @, WILL SELL Ell ON on MONDAY, I

JENRY n. LEEDS co., Will SELL ON MONDAY,
7h, Tuesday, sth, and Wednesday 9th Nov, superb
aortment q eatin,t furniture, bronzes. clocks &c.,
6: A. BaudOuine. No, sss Broadway, draxinsroon
tins bc!eateiles, brocades, moquette tapestry and
rbelins; dningroom furniture in oak, walnut, maho
us Ac. &C.; bedroom furniture in oak, walnut, maho
my aud rosewood splendid assortment bos de and
hl bustts bureau DANES secretaries tables card
vers j.rdoniers 3d. bronzss, clocks osndelabrss the
rgest assortment ocred This immense stock will be
I'D without reserve Mr. Baudouine rtring from bust
Pss. Terms under 500 cash; under 0 90 days; over
OOO months credit fer approved endorsed uotss
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lOST OR STOLEN FROK THE CORNER OF CLASsEN
and Fulton avenues Bedford l.. H. Thursday morning
n, small. brown, Scotch terrier slut to the
e Fan she had trass collar with paddock attach
With The owners name upon it, reward Of five dollars
DO paid to who viii return her to o7 Fulton
sst New York to the corner Of Ciassen and Fulton
bnues, Bedford.
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0sT-ON FRIDAY LAST, IN GOING FROM ST
Johns park, tva Hudson street, College place and Bar
streeJ to John street. memorandum book, containing
mall in bank notes sna cards with the
Broadway.
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I H. LUDLOW, AUCTfONEER-wILL SELL ON
~. Tuesday, Nov. at I2 o'clock at the Merchants Ex
shout one hundred tons Of 30 per cent copper
Lid by sample deverable at the wharf In New York terms
sale For particulars apply at the office Of the company
%
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W. HOLMEs, AUCq UCqIONEER.-EIEnANr RIOS


WOOD and mahogany furniture panoforte oarpets oil
a1tings 6c At auetionThis day Monday Nov. 7th, at
O'Clock tho entire contents of the four story
hs ecrns o. street sd Seventh avenue comprs
'lush superior rosewood pianor rosewood corner
eie rosewood marble top CENTRE side and fancy tables
apestry and threeply carpets lace curtains marble top
ureaus and washstaDds gilt toilet sets French and cottage
edsteads Quilts BLANKETS mattresses SOFAS lounges easy
hars carved mahogany chairs and rockers
S extension dining table, mshogany
Ases decorated china tea Set pieces plated
are ivory cutlery basement and kitchen furniture &c
ale po9itiya or
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IoST-A HAIR BRACELET, SET WITH CAMEO. BE-
tween ~ and II ocloc on Saturday Nov. The finder
bs rewarded by leaving it at u Houston street, third
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CLOTkuyG. "a.

hST OFT CLOTH1NG-s2.oo0 WORTH WANTED
The highest cash price will be literally siyen in cnrren,
tor large or small ots oigood castof otin Of
|riptioa. Address, through post, or call on LANES
IRONY Nc. IL Orange street, near Chatham
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.>........ ShAAHS hE AOCIIONs
LBERT II: NIC0LAY AUCTIONEER.
A Household furniture sales
. AT AUCTION.
The undersigned gives his PERSONAL attention as usual lin
to his estate sales to the sale s furniture
private residences of families breaking housekeeping
or At the Cash advances
|wben required ALBERT ii. NIcOLAY,
Real estate and general auctoneer No. 40 Wall street
A UcTloN NOTICE THos. BELL, AUcTIoNEER-
rooms No 10 North William street. first rate Assortment
f valuable household and hotel furniture arrange
nents chairs tables beds bedding china glass wsre one
sinued on Tuesday.
A ssIGNEE'S SALE-A. NJ. CRIsTALAR, AUCTION.
n eer, No. q Bowery will sell Wednesday, November
at o'clock by order of Isador Raphas assignee the
tock OF Jacob Harris consisting Of frock Dress sack
oassimeres satnefs and variety trimmings
uileDe or tne trade And well worthy of IL cir attention
|RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER MONDAY
Ith inst At o'clock r. H., at No. ll2 State street,
rooklyn general assortment Of paror, chamber and
'itchen furniture in good order.
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|AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen having any such TO dspose o.
obtain the highest price by sending for the
residence. or line through the post u Dusseldorf
I'm street. N.B-Ladiss attended by Mrs Dussel dorm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-15
To the Afflicted.

nR. lASEPI, The Celebrated laden Doctor, has ar
IL rived IN town, and can be consulted at No. lis
Main STREET, Worcester, Mass
The Doctor cures Sick Heaiache, Nervous Diseases,
Rheumatism, Cont, DrOpsy, Fits Epilepsy, Piles Can
her in its most malignant iorm, Constitutional afIee.
tiOns, Ch0ie Billions. Flanlent and Painters Debility,
partly decaye Bones, Gravel Catarrh, Diseases of
Children, Il Almation Of the Bronchial Tubes, of the
Liver and Spleen, Chronic DarrhG, D,sentery and al
most all diseases of the Blood
Also all diseases incident to Females, such weak
ness and all the like. My medicine will restore them
again to full vigOr snd use illness.
Come to me and be not faithless. rl cure that lame
and almost broken back aud botched face that spit
ting up of the food likewise, that Fistna In AnO or in
Perin@um or Lachrymas, and the worst cases Of
Quinsy cured by my Vegetable Medicines in very
short time
The Vegetable remedies which the God of Nature
has spread with such richness aud prOfusion over
every hill field and forest have at last come to the
rescue, AM Consumpives may Live and not Die!
The Doctor is also justly celebrated and distinguished
for the hundreds Of wonderful he has ndde and
for his sound and philosophical views upon disease
which carries terror with i wherever IL appears, which
has brought multitude of Ills upon ffa humanity and
whose consequences often let by the innocent as
well the guilty. use Mercury in the of this
disease, and have never failed IN much case
DIR j., after great labor and expense has succeeded In
nventiug and perfectng medicine which s wonderfully
effective In producing sautary change and restoration
from the long s' of diseases above mentioned, Wig
orous health These medicines have been tried, with
the happesl result, by thousands many Of the
have been Of than years standing, hy taking
them in hand, and by simple treatment with his med-
cine, has wrought perfect He does not leave
theJe important facts upon his assertion he an
peals 10 the numerous certificates which gratitude
alone hns put III his possession.
Please try the Doctors grea and potent remedies for
and 10 exceedingly glad faHul aNl n.H
Medicines, with all directions carefully pached and
forwarded TO any place In the United States.
Very Respectinlly I G
HN sHfH aI Dir. b, T. IASEPH, lHl
o6 d3mfp @ Noll3 MAN st Worcester