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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

BREACH OF TRusT.--A case, which is set
tied for examination the ed inst Ia charge against
Constantine Raand and Emmanuel l.. Leger, for having
sold slave named Perre who had been pledged
ry in certain Of assault and battery in the parish
Of ST. Tammany for bonds required by the Court Pierre
was sold for $3.50 The arrest is made complaint and
the accused will be examined on the 22d.
STABBING.-A complaint was made against
Patrick Ryan by Michael Corny who stated that he had
been stabbed in the knee by Pat The latter person has
to explain the circumstances on the 23d.
ASSAULT BY A SLAvE.-Mr. Gray has slave
named john who assaulted John Dugua who clerk in
confectionery store at the Of Old Levee and e.
planade streets John will be tried under the 18th seC-
ton Of the Black Code on the 23d.
MONEY FOUND. -Four checks on the Bank of
New Orleans signed by p Pouce, found by Pole.
dore the slave of Mr. Daunoy and brought last evening
to the Police Court Of the End District.
FLoUR.--On search warrant the Police found
barrels Of -four in the grocery OF
Hugh. The -four was portion Of the cargo of the
steamer Delaware.
RIoTous.-Four ladies, named Catherine Win
ers Minerva ooEgrove Eliza Murphy and Alice Williams
were conducting themselves in riotous st.
Charles street, and arrested for doing They
in cab ut the time -.e
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EnAN RICE's-sr. CHARLES STREET, opro.

HAAN RICES-ST. CHARLES STREET, 0PPO--
~ SITE PERDlDo-Doon atsx o'eoek Curtain rises a.
~ O'clock Box office from 10 A. until p M-PEIcEs or
Circle, Pit, rs eenhits Charlotte
Champion T. L. The AdyocaLas night
the Cony Webb and their Dogs-To
Benefit and Lot ccny and WebeLSok ont
Bl-FRIDAY EVENING, Ho7nbsf a. is5iThe
fornancs with THE ADvoCATE-Thsree Mas c.
CLampton caIvn the Adsocsts, Nj T. L. Connor Fontatn
S0NGMr. Mcmillan. The performance TO conclude
syIlhM MURDERED ROhTMAN.
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mems of this meter They are we'll worth read
ing:
zMo A ADDRESS LAKE FRY.
Nifty stream. How your bosom swells and pants,
And how you rip things, How wet you look. en-
What 9 airs u you put on when you get to blow
Ing Yes-in September how proud you are
Cause you can raise tine wind and kick up rows
And fight the Shore and tear away lumber
Yards! Chat you used to onot) But you're stopt,
How do you like that break water, you old fluid?
Doesn't that keep you respectable and put
Stfays your pants Don't that stick in your crop?
Didn't they give you pes when they put that there
Why don't you try to fill up the canal.
should think you would catch cold bein made
of such damp stuff
Who you, any how? 5n.5 49,.
What's going to come OF You? Your found out
Your going to leak over the Falls. s."-e
That's it You needn't be uppsh cause you're
Nothing but rain water in spite of your bars
You have to borrow from other Lakes to keep 4
Yourself from getting dry
Nifty stream adoo. e.. %a-.
MUsIKLE EPPIoK. ......
A crowd was PORN in onto Musikle Hall,
And folered. emense crowd was there
listenin to Teller as was payin on musikle
Cupboard which gave forth ducick sounds;
fingered. It was strakorse. He went in
Tropicle fruits generally, not to mention lemons.
Then come the Assouta and her sister, and sung
@Vedrai Carino,n or the Canine Vidder--a female
Dog as had lost her husband and then in.
Permission, which the best performance to
Look at the wimmen in. The dresses of
The Assoutas a surprisin site, in
Consequence of their dresses not cumnin up long
Enough on their sholders, Ole Bull with
Better close than he ever had before. come
Out and plade. His hair coined good,
And his music encorde. (That's French for
Do it agn,, ~ and he done it. Then the short
Wasted dresses on top sung agin-and then large
Collar with Straykorse inside of it attacked the
Cup horde and trde to brake the stoppes off the
Bottom of it with his fut-and then old Bull
Gum out and done the Kana of Veniss--with-
Out the drivers which was the end of the pre-
Formance, and the awiince retired, wanting
10 git their dollars back again. A.P. L. PARIs.
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A RMORY HALL-SECoND WEEK OF WEST u
m PEEL'5 ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MLNsTaELs.-During the
will introduced many NEW FEATURES,
will DO found the JULIEN BURLESQUE BuRLESQUE
LEI TURE ON WoMANS RIGHTS, NEW SONGS, DANCES AND
CH0RUsES. aH74
CT For particulars bils Of the day.
ES- Tickets so cents Tier and Gallery % ceas
MATT PEEL Manager,
e
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MODERN PoETEY.-ss K. N. Pepper, ESQ.,
has set style of melody in the Knickerbocker
Magazine which is being responded to through
out the country. We give the two latest speci-
mems of this meter. They are we'll worth read
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JEWELRY.

Hyde s Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AFD ROYAL STREETS
s8.4-ta MANUFACTURERS
sILyERWARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRY.
InfroRrsRs or
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES;
PARIS JEwELRY; FINE CLOCKS AND GUNS;
PLATED WARE CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS
B Superior Workmen employed Diamond Settag Watch Re-
png Manufacturing Iewe Making Siyeware order craving
Card Printing, Hair Grading Electro Gliding Plating
rrHr
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pAssENGERs
LIST OF VESSELS IN Port NOT CLEARED,

Per ship Rio Grandc, from Liverpool in the seersgs.
Per ship Ga wsrd from Liverpool-365 in the steerage
Per ship Lady Russell from Lsrpoo374 in the steerage.
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.ngas,,sfactured Tobacco.

FEvEAS, TEASE J. HART & Co., los and
Tcoupitoulas have hand full and well
TEAS comprising 5000 packages OF all qualities
md Consisting part Of
IMPERIALISM IL Id, Is h, II lib boxes
canistefs,
half chests
chests
GUNPoWDER-cansers.
ID boxes,
u b boxes,
1873 boxes,
half boxef.
souCHoNG--hhf chests. =
OOLONG-ls Id boxee,
IA ID boxes,
half chests
P0UCHONG-s00 hal fchesta. L
To which they invite the attention of the rade nit lOt
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A MEXICAN THEATREe-BE By q THE

N RAveL TRoUPE.-cHANGE OF PERFoRMANcE.-For
particularly bDoors Ps 81 Perioranes cofnnTepse
Circle and Psrqustte esns seeoud iisr Boxe
Gallery Gallery for tooed persons 81 esns
Dor Sheet Of the oss sustained
Thomas Pad has oband the the aboye Theatre for one
Benefit the Rsve SATURDAY, November
sssEATS OF AGILITY ON THE TIGHT RoPEThs great BUS
hmle YRCA MATTHIAS, in GRAND DANCES
FIrst time n ANNETTE AND JEANECT RAvEL
in his origua character Of GRAND MUSICAL 1NTER
LUDE will appear bis character OF Ber
ROBERT MAcATE With other entertainments by the
streu1 h Of the Ravel Troupe.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noyem-
~ vsmbsr S. is5asscoud night Of the celebrated Msyerbs
grand opera THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Genibrs, Bodss, La
creiI--MmeE IAget Bsils Ffettfs. 8&7 sa.
N EorgPeons who have engaged requested call
their Tickets before halt O'Clock, will be dis
posed Of.
niua o-crsdit ats kado
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A British WAR SHIP DAMAGED.-The British
ship Boscawen, the flagship Of Admiral
Fanshawe arrived at Bermuda lately after exceeding
y stormy and dangerous passage. When to the north
ward OF Bermuda about ninety miles, the 21st ult,
she encountered terrific gale during which she lost all
the quarterboats and the main opgaant mast and her
foresai and cosereefed main topsa torn into rib
hoDs
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS
FnlpAr Monr,se. N erember "a. j

FRIDAY MORNING, November "a, 1854
COTTON. The weather yesterday tended to restrict
business and the sales reached barely 1000 bales Prices
were without any change of moment:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......51 sM6@ NIiddling Fair. =. ..-0sA
Ordinary .7407a Fair ..............-f0101
Middling ......... .80SZ Good Fair ....-...-i0-
Good Midding. -, $685. Good and Fair. ....-f0-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTToE-bales. ToBAccc-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. POSTS 23712
Received since. ....... 292292 1885
Yesterday 1241=29 1858 000- 1858
32l2l 25570
Exported to date .. 1649S4 1882
Yesterday 49,. 11o20 10000 loO=14, 922
Stock on hand not cleared ...145,2o7 10,64S
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FIoLLoWAYS PILLS FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DIAR-
RHEA DIsoRDERED subject % these
medicine than these invaluable P and
and the diet attended certain VIII
Their strengthening speedily epovs the I'M
the
Disorders Of the nlsy nh cured ey the
those who suffering fon lon hot enass
adOp. edectua remedy than HoLlo6AfS FILLS
They also the best Family Medicine extant
~ Sold Of Professor
Temple Bar London and by Al the
Dealers Medicines States in boxes er 81
houses N the
Union by SANDS, New YORK; sad HhssiT
4 CO, New Orleans
s There considerable saving taking the large szas
Of parents IN every disorder
.thxed In asrh hcs ansis
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FRipAY MORNING, November "a, 1854.
z=. CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Ashland Fletcher, for New York, G Hynson kco
Ship 81. Patrick, Kinney, Liverpool Gihney Lowell
Ship Revenue, Robinson, for Liverpool, Whitney
Ship Lorenzo Morrow, for Liverpool ] P Whitney &oo
Bark Lowell, Bixby, for Charleston, w Hynson Geo
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MS A D. GRlEFF : ca, Old Lsvse.
ESIRE CRACKERS-l000 boxes, for sale by
mis- A. D. GRIEF & CO. n Old Lavee.
IF ARD OIL-50 bbls, in store and for sale by
Exus A. D GRIEFF a co, % Lsvee.
" for by JOSEPH LANDl3 60, IS Tchsuainrlas q,
ELOUR--500 bbls superfne st. Louis, for
u sale By s.HKENNxpY co, Is Tshsupitcpss sweet.
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CT For particulars bills Of the day.
ES- Tickets so cents. Tier end Gallery % ceats.
MATT PEEL, Manager,
p9otf DR.. +. A JONES, Agent.
NANNUCHPS AMERICAN MUSEUM, 81
building from the Of Graver
nearly opp the ST. Charea Hotel Open al bo9 da
g the day brilliantly illuminated stnight. BEST WA4STAT
TIE BELIGERENT POWERS OF EUROPE
consisting Vico Emperos Of Austria and
Russia Prussia the suan Of Turkey the Queen
Continental
uniform.
WASHINGTON
the bridge al Trenton N Ladies assembled to
him flowers his Inauguration President OF the
United y
Sxiesn Figures Franklin Pierce, Pres
States; Maj Winfield Seots; NAL Gen.
Zachary Taylor Lewis Hon Henry Speaking
The Senate Hon Daniel Webster Hon. John c. Csihanns
STEPHEN GIHARD.
Masonic Rega figure and perfect Lkenss has just
| besn added to the Museum p
Attended by the elite and fashion,
,fFor here esls,ess demonstration dwella."
BREATHING FIGURES.
This beautiful worth visit from every family IN the city
| r THE LAST SUPPER,
cousstpg Christ and bis Twelve Disciples Here the AEhas dis
played great akill--Iruly wonderful.
| THE DEATH CHAM BERS
bs,er Henry Clay C. Calhoun
the psssated the public
Three Speaking the Senate7d the Bed Of
Dr. c. Calhoun watching his last expiring BREATH
skill displayed these fgnes only be fully appreciated by
| those who have them.
T. HINES NJ D. MA correct Likeness Of this din gnish
| ed gentleman. PROFESSOR WEBSTER DR. PAKKMAN.
| ARTHUR SPRING, the Murderer.
E@r Admission so ceats Children half price. NIL 2w
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ID OPER & TRAVIS.S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
T. street, over Shadee-ROPER TRAVIS respectfully
inform Orleans they have opened GYMNA
whole thing of the kind
procuring
thing necessary Institution of this kind.
respectfully invited call and examine the GYNA
strongly by all
Phystcisns =.
There Establishment BATHING ROOM,
with every necessary equireH
Lessons given in Sparriug and Fencing.
w Open the morning until 10 O'Clock the Even
Inc
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GODFISH-25 drums, for sale by
MS d. GRiEFF ca. AZ and u Old Ls
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FHNO THE LADIES-VINCENT, Confec- ISS5a
IL TONER Canal aud candelet streets, in ordsr
wishes OF the Ladies'. will
the 27th of November, Lunch from IL
OF Dsinty Pieces "a
Bored Turke, Daubes Wsbtphala Ham Wild Trufed Tn
Keys Charlotte Russes. Jeiliss, Charge % cents
Will during the day snd after the
the Coffee Chocolate, Ice cream etc. etc. n92 S
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
GEORGE u. WRIGHT.

INVITES The attention of the public 10 his
!afae Stock OF Lonaon aud Geneva Watches,
OF Dixon, Cooper and all other approved Ma
sefs, Fine Gold, Guard. Yes, and Fob Chains.
=, HE bieast-lhis, Ear-droPs, Faser Rlnps, ard
Bracelets oil the richest and mosi fashionable
styles. Gold LockelS, and Metisllons. Gold
Ptns and Pencils. 1hmbes, Geld. Silver and
Steel speetaeies, Silver Cups, Card CASTS and
Baskets A general assortment OF Silver Ware.
fine Abata Ware- an article coming in aener
al use Fine Pen Knives; variety Of Clocks,
and every Other Article found ina Fine Jew Ell.
~ Store,
The above goods have been selected with
great care, III New York and Philadelphia and
embrace some OF The Finest Jewelrg ever.o Opened
IN this place. He would particularly invite his
friends TO call AMI examine his assortment IS
ne feels satisfied he ran give satisfaction to all.
UJ1Walches aud Jewelry repaired and War
ran'ed. GEO r. WRIGHT
Saunton, Oct TO- 1859
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


VIRGINIA FEMALE lNsTITUTE-sessio
commences Is, September in each year
Rev. X. H. PHmLIps, Principal.
HARMAN & BELy.. Attorneys at Law, Office
opposite the Genital Bank.
IT NJ. BELL, Notary Public and Com
- . missioner to take dispositions, and settle
accounts of Guardians, Administrators, Executors
nons,ees, &c.
N X. TROUT, Attorney at Law, Ccn.ra
~ Bank Row, Siaunton, Va.
THos. p. ESKRIDGE. Apo,hecary, Chemis
4 and Druggist, Main Street, Slaunion.
nAvIDS s. BEAR, Watch. Maker and Jewel
Il Main Street., Stanton
a D. CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, Main
IA street, Staunton-Furniture at Richmond
prices.
II F. POINTS & SON, Tin an. Copper
- Smiths aud dealers in Stoves generally.
mo. B. EVANS, Tobacco and Segar Store
- opposite the Post Office, Slaonon.
NICHIE & ROBERTSON, Attorneys al Law
Az Ofice o, Court House Alley, Stauu,or.
MORRIS s. GOODE, Merchants and dealers
1NA in Faucy and Staple Goods aud Groceries,
generally. Opposite indicator Office, Main
street Siaunton, Va.
GARBER & CONNELL-lron Founders
N and acknowledgements al North end oil
Town.
E1RANDERURG e. CO.-.Forwarlnn and
No Commission Merchants, and dealers in
Dry Goods generally, corner opposite Va. Hotel
TNO. B. WATTS-A,torney at Law, office
q on Genital Bank Row, Staun,on.
DAYLOR s. KOlNER-Atiorneys at Law
- office in Brick building opposite Va Hote
up stairs
BUDsoN MACOY--sadlle, Harness AMI
u Trunk Factory, opposite Va. Hotel.
ENO. C. GROVE-Tin and Coppersmilb
y above White s Co.. aud Opposite J. Macoys
Coach making Establishment, New ST. Stanton
T.NO. II. Nc CUE--Atorney at Law, office
- next door 70 Halman & Bell, opposite Cen.
trail Bank. Stauuton.
hR. Il. 4. LAIRD g. O.--Apo,hecaries.
NJ Chemists and Druggists, New Street, above
Va. Hotel, Staunton.
~ T. COCHRAN 8 CO-Tobacconis,s, and
~ dealers in Scgars, Saul, &C., New Street,
Stanton.
~ H. OOLEM.a.N:-B Bookseller and Station
~ er, opposite Spectator Office, Mair Stree,
Stannton. f.s
II AYSER i STRLBLLNE Merchants and
"A dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, Main
Street, Stanton.
20 E.NJ.4yuIN 4 J. s. CRaUFO
ID chants and dealers in Fancy Goods, Main
Street, S,aunton.
e. II S.4UPE-Confectione Grocer, &c.
~ opposite the Union Hail. Siann,ou, Va.
M SCHNIDT-Nlercha and Or oeer.
Az New Town Pump, Main ST., Siaun:on.
VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AlcClung &
Peyton, Projectors.
~ NJ. GUSHING s. Co. Confecioners. Gro
- GERS and dealers in Fancy Articles, No. s
Main Street. Staunton.
CENTRAL BANK OF reimbursement
~ Building, corner on Court house yarli-op
posile Hartman s Bells Lazy Office
nR. A. LAIRD-can be found at his Office
= at the Virginia Hotel, or at the Drug Store
Laird & Co.
A X. FISHER, Cabinet Maker, on Aucns,v
80 Street. opposite the Court House, where
bargains in Furniture can be had.
NJ RS. L. H. WARD, Milliner and Man,au
~ maker, Stanton, Va.
UgD OODWARD HOUSE, taunlon, Va
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED

Buy no hook unless Dr. A. NJ. Aiaiiceau, 1919
Liberty Street. n. T., Is on the tile page, and
the entry in the Clerks Office on lhv ba, k ct the
TILE page; and buy only Of respecable aid hon.
orable dealers, or send b, mail and address IL
pi. A. Nj. Manriceau, as there are spurious and
snrtepitieus inifineelneuts OF copyright.
e. On the Recent o One Dollar. ';IEE
MARRIED WO.Mf MS PRlH.4IE MEDI
C.aL GOMP.3.NiOA' is ,rn, (mailcd tree,) to
any part OF the United States. as also the Cana
Has aud British PtovInces All lall,rs musl i,e
post. palA, AID ae!tir s,ed To Dl. y. NJ. A4NIGt-
CEAU, Box 1921 New York CITY. Publishing
OiiieP. No. 1879 Liberty Street, New York.
SepferEa.f s 1853 -6fno.
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Dissolution Of Parsnerss,iD.


EWsilE partnership existing between seh.,., /.
ID. fips'er has, Ibis day been dissolved by
n'lual consent. The business will be carriri
on as heretofore by John B. Scherer as sole pro-
p'ie'of' 10 whom all payments duo the firm Of
scherer Finsler must be made. ~ '''"' -
JOHN u. SCHERER.
49, JOHN FiNsTER.
Sannlon, Aug. 80, 1853. N''
HAVE Still on hand good assortment, os
9,oceries, Candies aud other articles. to
which would call the attention Of The public
ana winch Will dispose Of low. The business
Will be carried on 5y myself and will receive
my undivided attention, thereby hoping to So
cure lar patronage OF custom.
The Baking business is entrusted to good and
piled as usual. 6s - = s'f'
N-it is expected that persons indebted to the
oa urn Will come forward and selie their bills
al once to the LIST of September 1859. S'"'
JOHN B. SCHERER.
Staunton. September 1883 -
aa* Spec't and Mess copy.
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Jo1a Coal anu Iron Mining ard Atanufac.
tuisnG Company.
CanitaE Ono NyiIsian of rsasiapg

Gapisas Ono Million OF Dollars.
HIS Company oisatizsd IN Wall Slleei, n.
\, and comt osed OF eeHIemeHs of ample
cafi'al, intend III lhe course OF a few mouths.
opening enc OF the richest mineral regions
know III The United States. Tie, own atou,
la,ooo acres OF land in North River Gap in this
lAueusta) County. Astounding in exhaaslless ed.
posts oi Arithmetic Coal, aud Iron Ore of lhe
best quality Upwards OF $500, 600 Of the capt
tai stock has been already subscribed, and HE
Board OF Dirt clors with view 10 secure u 10.
cal interest and 60 Operations in the Entrprize,
have authorized books TO b. opeled in Virginia,
toi Subscriptions TO the stock moi exreedin .
100, 900. being o tenth q! the capital lrapos.
ei 10 bs Invested ty The ctmpahy in Mining
Coal and Manufacture. lion, and in the CON
slinelinn OF railways hom there misies 10 cor.
meet with the Mansssa a, Hdrisonburr, and the
Cential Railroad "A, Siannton.
Books of subscription are oren now at the
ten,fal Bank OF Virginia. and at The office of
ths Undersigned Attorneys tor the COMPANY,
where any additional information " i'll be fur.
nished OH application.
IMBoDEN s. M'cUE.
Oct 10 ls53.-tf
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MEDICAL HOUSE,
No. IG, South Frederick ST.,
BALTIWO!sE. MD,

Established IN order 10 Ggord The a6liciet
sound and scientific medical aid, and jo
the Suppression Of Quackery.
DIR. ]. B SMITH has for many years deyo
ted his " hoe alienliun 10 the Treatment OF Pr
va'e Complaints, in all their varied and com
pllcated orlns. His great success lii those len.
standing I'm difficult cases, such rs were for.
mefly considered incuiahie, is sufficient 10 com
mend him to the public as worthy Of the exteu
sve patronage he has received. Within the
last elnhl Years DR.. ). has treated more thar
30, 500 cases oi Private Complaints, III then
different forms aud Stages! IL piaeiee " Inch IA,
doubt exceeds that al all The ottltf physicians
now advertising IN Baltimore and mol Il sing Ie
case is known, where his directions were sricl-
" followed. and medicines Iahen Il reasonable
lime, without efleciue ii radical and perna-
nenl cnre therefore pei >os affected Wh dis
eases oi the above nature, mo matter how dll-
ficul; or lou. sanding The case may be, onli
do we'll TO call OIL DR.. Smith. AT his niIiee. No.
Is S. Frederick ST., aud il nof ellaetnaIlv le-
lieved no remuneration Will be required tor his
services. His medicines are Tree l.onl Mercury
and all mineral posnns ; put up in "A IA neat and
compact form, and may lie taken In !, publlc or
private honse, or whHe travelling, without eX.
posture or hi,drance from bnsitiess, and excepr
in cases of violent inianlaiion, no change Of
diet Is necessary. w
STRUCTURES
DR.. Smith has discovered IA new method hy
which he can cure the worst TORN Of structure,
aid that without pain or Inconvenience to the
paiaul. Irritation Of the urehra, Or PROSTATE
glands, or neck OF the bladder, is sometimes
mistaken Tor structure by geileral practitioners
or chailatans.
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility,
helher originating from Certain Destructive
Habit, or from any other cause, with the train
OF bodily aud mental evils Inch follow, when
neglected, should make an early application,
thereby avoiding much trouble and Suffering, as
well as expense. By his improved method OF
treatment, Dr. 5. can safely guarantee a speedy
and perfect cure in all eases OF this com.
plant.
TO FEMALES
All diseases peculiar to Females, (such as
Snppressions, Irregularities, &c speedily and
eifsclualiy removed. The efficacy Of his RENE,
dies, ioI .he cure OF The above affections, have
been we'll Tested in an extensive practice for the
last twelve years.
Persons al a distance may consult Dr. S. by
letter, post paid, describing case and have med
iene securely Put up and forwarded 10 any part
Of the United States, always accompanied with
full and explicit dinetrous for Use Commu-
nicalions considered strictly confidential. Of
flee ARRANGED with separate apartments, so thai
the patients never see any bni the doctor him
sell Attendance daily, from in the morning
till 9 at niaht.
N. B.-Persons afflicted with any of the
above complaints will do we'll 10 avoid the va
rions Nosfums and Specifics, advertised BY
Apotfecalies and Druggists. as certain cure