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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13
lVM. II. LEGGETTvC CLASSICAL. FRENCH
Daneina Ataoemies.

EERRER0S DANCING ACADEMY, No So
II VISIT FOURTEENTH ST.-MADAME c. DUBREUL
fERREkO ana T. FERRERO beg 70 announce thai they
vii reopen their School SATURDAY the 7h Of Octob-
Young Ladies' and Masters Glasses WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, and MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at 81
r NJ OentlemenS Evening Glass MONDAYS aad THURS
DAYS at p d. SATURDAY EVENINGS Tor Grown
PeTsons At ~ Private Lessons Glasses aud sehos a.
tended Soiress given ~ usual.
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6ouses tuante6.

HOUSE WANTED.-A firstclas DWELL
ING HOUSE situated in l7h 18Th. l9th-sts be-
tw en- ae 9th which cash Will be paid Or the
applicant would TIL May with the privilege Of
chasing Address or cal On
SYLVESTER LAY. No. 10 wsllst.
WANTED TO HIRE-A HOUSE situated
w in the 18th Ward II furnished, great part the
furniture will be purchased Possession taken within two
w,eks Address Box No $50 Tribune Office
WANTED PLACE in The COUNTRY
The ertissr offers for sale very convenient three
story HOUSE pleasantly stusted in Brooklyn only five
fifteen walk from City Hail snd all tue leading fer
rr and desires first payment fifteen acres more es
OF Land with suitable Dwelling &c que: country place
Balance may bond snd mortgage. Distance, II
south or west serious objection Address postpaid
J. C.. Brooklyn
WANTED-By small family of the highest
w respeetsbity, PARTof GENTEEL HOUSE, with
ell the modern accommodations aud imProvements Of
Broadway between Nth snd 3lh References given and
required. Rent $500. Address CLERGYMAN, Box No. 40
this Office
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forses, Carriages, .&r.

MEssRS. MOTT & Co., so well and favor
TUKERS Bridgeport. Conn. Keep constantly II their
poriun1 At No s. BROADWAY IsrEe s.ssrnsnt of RC
and SELECT CARRIAGES Of the LATEST STYLES .nd
PATTEbNs which they offer TO the public favorable
terms "A any other house 10 the city.
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Chances for Business Glen.

XlttU.
A RARE CHANCE for an INDUSTRIOUS
"A CoUPLEzWhere the Confectionery, Fruit lee cres,
saloon with the PORK and Sausage business their sPpro
lIisss seasons has been carried Ons STORE and FOUR
500 Situated in country town, zine miles from New York
line addressed II No s54Pesrls; N Y will meet
attention.
BUSINESS for SALE or LEASE.-A BRUSH
DFACToRY with full set OF Machinery capable Of
Ing out see dozen Brushes week net profit Of 81
Tor one third the profits Apply at No. 100 Msden-.ne
nRUG STORE for SALE-One of the Oldest
ESTABLISHMENTS In the City situated Of tie greatest
Azores. B TrR SSps osSS. 10 retire from '0'
Tor SALE.-A new and beautiful STEAM
shlP 80 feet long s. feet beam lei q hold Dr.a feet.
with S TINS 90 board including the machinery The hall
S,5s ron ,.sR, nsae. By She atisd viii coal
Ions capacity can be sired 10 .scomnoas 300 e.bin md
20 eease Pssensers The proportions snd strength Of this
capacity she could be built up solid and an sSop. Ssei pr,
her giving her q feet BOLD TIE owner desires % ell
unite vii" JOHN e sRShsM s @: % t
Tor SALE-A LARGE JOB PRINTING
OFFICE IN the City Of Ne~.York dsir. busine..
Hoes Hand Pres. c.1s Pres s.sss pc. si
ss With an endless variety Of Type and Fixtures Of All sind
and the whole Office Il s.sr sooSon M w Ps.y Sss
I Ya2,. aSs % sggy WV
TOR SALE.-The Stable Property, known "a
Il THoMPSoN's STABLES No lie EA.t Is,A ., TO- -
Their with stock and fixtures. Apply w
1T. vANDERHooF No 81 wLls
I NE of STAGES for SALE.-The GRAHAM
IL AVENUE LINE or STAGES. WILLIAMS sURGH
running fcr Pech alp Ferry thrVssh Graham svenas 70
Bushwiek line II consists OF i've and Is hoscs h.r
&c also ere proof erek stable with aoeonnod.
tons for 70 horses This viii afford oppcrt1aity for en-
barking IN the business For particular apply No ~
Houston ST. kewYort, Il the STAGE Odos WILLIAMSBURG
pARTNER WANTED-In . Manufacturing
Bssse.s IN MS city. Which has bee. ssss.,sAt sssvs
ten an1 prs6tASse spsrstasA An ss<ivs
VIII - 10 200 sAJ sssaSusA $500 n lssssavs "a
plsessss sesaca ~ sllrs1As q 4 4 q ~ s0cs.
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NJ II os7 or Adams & Co Eev.Yort Five Hanifed
Ios. Ps,rs1t been stopped he finder viii be
Nv ieW.fsed b. returning the sssne TO
" sTbRGEs L ELLIS, No. IL wsllst
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A FARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

IA PROPERTY the south side Of Long Island consist
ing OF about my sores thirty Of which under good
cultivation balance ODD timber and meadow good House
AID all the Necessary Dat Budnzs Grape Vines young Je
Orchard and other Fruit IL Is located Great south
Boy eeebrsted for fishing and fowins For further ps
usrs, inquire Of H. +. CRANE. No. IS Gold-st. N Y
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NOTICE 10 BOOT and SHOEMAKERs, &C.

IN Mr. BEASELEY Of No 525 Broadway having offered q
ondesbe reduction Of tn the 10 his employ.
which under present circumstance Il found possible TO
comply With consequently the shop strike and considered
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WILLIAM FORREST. n
@. =. QUACKENBoS. Principals
Young LADIES' sCHOOL.-The Rev. J. J

Young LADIES SCHOOL.-The Rev. J. j.
Il ELMENDoRF will reopen his SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES Oh TUESDAY, September H. at his residence No
Ol West 3oth ST. Broadway The best assistance TO BE-
provided every department The situation l. very easy
from every OF the city by sud and 4id
uoni means Of conveyance will be secured when desired
Circulars containing terms &c be ObtsiHed LOCK
WOODS, CROWAN'S. STANFORD SWORDS, MIL
LEks Broadway; or by application peonsys b. letter
the Rector at his residence.
WIN. II. LEGGETT's CLASSICAL, FRENCH
w and ENGLISH SCHOOL, No s26 Broadway cornor Of
18th st. will be RE- OPENED on MONDAY, Sep Circulars
AZ lockwood, No All Broadway Evans Dckinsons No
So Broadway and the residence OF the Principal No 273
l0th-st. near Tompkinssquare
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4 FARM ivl r sS;ssI.E-CConraipinU Iay acre. of
"A land In socd eondronThe buildings are in 1ood repair
except the dwelling which has been recently burned The
subscriber being far advanced In life would rather sell thaa
rebuild Any person wishing purchase will examine Tor
himself II located eleven miles Of Newburzh Orange
County, New fok II cold BY the middle October il
will be offered At public sale. WIN C. BEATTIT
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IN AGAINST receiving two several PROMl5sORf NOTES,
sue 18th July 1854 At four months the other Of the same
dae a5 DAYS each the Of 900 drawn By Thomas
ss order and Ddored BY The recovery Of these
no,s viii be- contested ns-Ne~ YORK. Sept H. lB5i
HIsCOX & DFpOE, cor l6th-st add 6th-sy., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13

I'HE COLLEGlAIE SCHODI, No. II west
Il lfh St OF 9th av its thirty fourth year
OF successful operation, MONDAY Sept II, with
every advantage for the EDUCATION Of YOUTH Pupils
received at early sge and advanced as hardly their
health and inte ctual development will allow until thor
oUghy prepared for honorable entrance into College for
business life. The public generally and especially those who
wish for their children the advantages Of souOd
sucon thorough mental discipline andco NOR Al training
invited 20 visit this Institution Circulars Containing
Of references and full particulars discpne
&c may be obtained the book OF Messr CARTER
SHEPARD & Co, or at the School Building
WILLIAM FORREST, pt--,,
q. =. QUACKENBOS rfhoiPa'
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-TEN HOUSES

4 Basement and sub-cslss BRICK HOUSE eout.iuins
hoon builf modern style with ave marble Msntss ari
oraes Ornamental Corniees Pantres. Range wster GA
ae In excelsnt condition. well situated about II or rs
minute. ~. fiem South o. "..s rsuies Term. e.sy
No II Court Of JOrsnoa Futoa sv cor Of or
fortst, Bresilya -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
ID LADIES At No PSI West l9hst In charge Of the Rev.
@ COILS and DAUGHTERS, will be reopsned on MON
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13

JAMES ii. MOVES will greatly consult hi
~ interest by calling without delay a. No Ea. 18Th st
hay. left the city communications will be orw sded TO Levi
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" b. PALMER's LITTLE MANUAL, (says

The New-York Tribuuel q" comfy some convenient
ststcs and coed deal Of information with respect TO the
value of Advertising which wish business
men would read nothing. and many OF them
oosng thousands OF doa yeGnOt 70 speak OF the losses
thereby inflicted on usor lack Of knowledge which that little
hand book IL Of them doubt word let them
read Mr. Palmers Manual be enlightened and convinced
S2mo contains 81 and be had gratis at the
Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings Will be sent post
paid upon the receipt of three stamp to office
Nv adhresna Y Il PALMER Adxertisine AGENT Nav
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Go Uhom il Hlap Gonrern.

A CARD.-The subscriber, who has for many
N yesIs with Messr. Alfred Edwards Co a. CASH
TER and CONFIDENTIAL CLERK takes this method OF in
forming his friends thou the United states that be now
with Mes.rs stearns Marvin, Nos IA and l46 Wster who
manufacture and sell the world renowned RICH 90 SAL
AMAKDER SAFE (Wides Ps,ent where be will be happy
T. see bis friends or 10 receive their orders ,.o,,
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1THR COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. II West

tanning Terms, References View Of the Institute sni
Andre Monument can be obtained by addressing
A. NEWMAN, Principal
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situations at the South together II possible either N
SCHOOL or FAMILY else in different families IN the same
psre One conpeten n the English branches athe
matte, and Drawns the other the English branches and
sic The best OF reference can be gwen feAe sdue OOA
1871 Poef. Ofhce. New York.
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DIDING SCHOOL.-W. Ii. DISBROW will
III uu.n an ENENING CLASs In WORCESTERSHIRE for

Gentlemen at his old estaol shnent No ~ 4hav MON
DAY 18th inst Gentlemen uhscrbns previous to removal
Academy the 5th (which will be completed
the 18th October viii be entitled 20 finish their lessons
Al the new School without entra chaIRe
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sSES ROHR's Young LADIES' Sc.

i MINARY No I5t West 80 e. VIII open on THURS
DAY Sept combining all tis and eNcesenoiss
OF CRY COUNTRY HOME School meriting public
fdence and being unsurpassed by In the Covs
TRY TEACHERS FNg EDTfcE the popular Ave-
the eitv IN 100 feet Ia BREADTH with salu
brous the e ds the and rivers aud epete with
every elegance and comfort Further particulars may be
obtained OF the subseribers. II. WILCOX n SONS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13

TIN nstive Of the Parish Of Kilbeuy County Of Meath
Ireland Landed In this country in March. 1854 Anybody
nov nr where he stops will please address EDWARD CON
Nelly No. SO West sd ST., New York
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II erperispce in Teschpg wish 10 give PRIV ATE LES
SONS either their house or At the OF pupils
Thfy are qualified give instruction 10 English thoroughly
Fr nch Germsn Italian Drawing, Music and Singing Ad
arpss Y a. No. 1874 Thompson-st.
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MRS. GIBSON will reopen her BOARDING
VI and DAY SCHOOL flr YOUNG LADIES, at No 50
piop..cpare 4ih av on THURSDAY lHh OF september
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
To Farmers, Dairymen & Others.

THE Subscribers, karing ooiaiEed Letters Pa
u ienl Tor tneir Improved Hydrc- Thermal
Cnurn are prepared 70 dispose ofrighis for States
counties. and towns and individual privileges. q
most reasonable terms
Il would b supernnons to present. in the form
Of exuavsgsnt newspaper Pnfs, The many advan-
tsges our Ckurn has oYer all others We win
simply state that with our Improvements hurirf
can be produced from pure cream u tr,m % 1
minutes. and from fresh unskimmed milk ia from
8 10 10 minutes. The milk being Ct Tor table use
thereafter.
By the peculiar form Of construction The dash.
er, The butter Is reaciy acc1mulaled and gathe red
10 mass, requiring 10 additional labor other than
the mers usual seasoning or sailing.
Our Chnrn Apparatus Is also admirably adapt.
ed f,r the producing Of cream ices the roihing oi
eggs, &c, and inghis respect IS most valuable 10
Conirctioners and Families
The Chuin Is simple cheap and durable n con
structicn andse can Be operated By child eight or
ten years Of age Ia Z word The invention needs
only 10 Be tried to prove It's great and general
utility.
W Circulars will be furnished In few dav show
ing drawings and giving description Of the eh1rn.
Persons desiring further Information, Churns.
or rights, will address. pnsiage paid.
HARRISON s GALLAHER,
Care Of John s. Gallaher, IT.,
Washington. D. G.
AnriffS iSSl-Ren cory
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EACHANGE BANK on
SELDEN, MlTRERS & CO.,

/ w ASHiNGToN,;D. U.
TINE undersigned respectfully announce thai
Il they have formed CO. partnershinIo transact
a general Banking and Exchange business in this
CIV, anderihe firm oil SELDEN, WRITER'S &
Co, and are prepared TO deal in
FSreign aga Domestic Exchanges .TiNe- Bills Pro
nsfss6ry Sotes Certificates al feposite Letters Of
Ia I'redit, Bank Notes end Coin.
! We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
70 remit the proceeds to any designed point thin
ior wthoutahe Union.
\ MIR. WlLLIAM SELDEN, a member Of the firm, and
for many years past the. Treasurer 81 ~ United
States Will give bis careful psrsrral attention TO all
financial business which we may be Employed to
Taasaet with anHofthe Departments OF the Govern
sRncnt.
+ The business which cur employers may require
us TO transact, will BE conducted with ffdelitY and
ptomptitade, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
H Laie TREASURER OF The q. S.
/ JOHN WRITER'S,
OF AkenaHdfia, Va.
NJ T. w. LATHAM,
or Washington d. C.
Z. r. BAYNE,
4 xv,ab;nrton re- & 1881 II
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n EW AN Sf1EAF.
THE undersigned has just returned from The
STOCK OF GOODS
he has ever offered at this place, all OF which has
been purchased on the very best possible terms and
will be sold as low a anY goods OF the same qaal-
ty can be in The Valley of Virginia, consisting in
paIi OF the following articles viz:
Ciotas. CaSsimeres and Tweeds;
Fancy Cassintis at very low prices;
Silk Satin and MarsaIlles Vestings; Il
Italian. Cloth and Summer do
good assortment Of Cotton Goods for SUM-
nerw wear;
An assortment Of Beaehed and Brown CIT.
d. do osuaburg co.tons;
Black, plain, striped and 6geFed Silks :.
Tarltuns. Illusions and Sarcanets
Swiss Camhrie and jaeonet Mushns,
Plain and figured Canton do;
large assortment of calicoes and Cling
hams;
Bereges and Berage de LANES, very cheap !;
Lawns, Muslins &c
Irish Linen and Linen Tahleclorhs;
Linen. Silk, and Cambria HANDKERCHIEF
Grape, Silk, aud Cashmere ShawIs, Of every
variey5
French worked Collars and Cuffs;
Dress Trimmings. &c
Silk and Straw Bonnels, very cheap;
Artificial Flowers &c. and almost everything
in the is cy way;
Ladies, Misses snd children's Shoes
Hats and Gaps. Of every quality md price.
Also, large stock OF GROCERIES OF the best
quality. consisting in pau Of
Cufce, Sugars. Chocolate Teas;
Molasses, Syrups, Bacon Salt. sc.
ANe, good assortment Of Hardware
Cutlery, Carpenters Tools SC
Walters, Looking Glasses and Tinware
large 5, ok or Queensware, &c.
All OF which will be sold on he very best terms
Those who desire To get good and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere, apd judge for themselves
JOHN G. WILSON.
lHarpers Ferry Anril 20 ls54 =
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To the Public.

TINE undersigned having engaged 10 the Mer-
i camille Business, are now opening. al Do
fans old stand near the AImory GATE a very tx
tensive stock of Dry Goods Hardware Groceries
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnels Sc, 10 an ex.
animation OF which they respectfully invite the al
.eniion OF the public. Their motto is not large
profits, but large sales. They aLe determined to
eonduet their business on the most liberal piiaci-
PITS aud 10 use every effort To merit the public
confidence ard patronage. Whatever they sell
shalt b. o: The character represented and invaria
blv reduced 10 snch prices that none may hope 10
undersef. They have established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them 10 supply lhe
market with every article they deal in at the verv
lowest prices. They feel confident an examination
Of The variety quality, and prices Of their goods
will ronvince the public that money may be .av.
by purchasing al their house.
They will give particular attention to the Gro.
cery and Provision Business. for Rbic they have
made ample room; by an enlargement al the prem
ises, and families may RELY with confidence upon
being supplied by them with articles in this line OF
iresl and snDe' iar qualify. They purchased their
Groceries. mostly IN large quantities and Always
Tor cash.
They keep a very heavy stock on hand ard can,
and will. sell them al phi es unusual n this mar
KEEL The following enumeration will give gen
eral outline OF their extensive stcck
Plain, Chaugeable and Figured Dress Silks
Plain and Figured MouslH de LANES;
Chaiievs, Lawus, Ginghams, Alpaccas, Canton
Cloths;
Bombazines, French and English Calicoes;
Brown and Bleached Musins;
Ticking, Bagging, Cheeks. Plaids, Linen Sheet
ings. Table Linens and Oil Cloths;
Towiings White Red and Yellow FlannelsH;
Irish Linens silk, Grape Cashmere and Mas
lin Shawls;
Hois,ry, Xii. Thread, Cotton, silk and SILK
Net Gloves;
Cambria, Jaconpis, Laces and Eigines;
Plain. Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Needle-worked Goods. Trimmings, Bonnet Rib
bons, ParasGls and Umbrellas;
Coating Linens. Jeans and Tweeds;
Cashmere. Cassinets, Linen Drills; n
Cfava,s, Suspenders, Boots and Shoes Z + every
description for Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Children;
Silk. Fur, Straw, Chip, Kossuth and SLOUGH
Hats Of every variety.
A large stock OF Hard ware including Cutlery
and House furnishing materials;
iie and Blasting Powder;
Queensware, ana WOODWARD; Window Glass,
Puuy Oil annP iinis;
A lot Of fine Tobacco and Segars;
Bacon, Salt, Fish, Lard, Potatoes Flour and
Corn Meal.
They have CHOICE tot OF fine Liquors, wherezsiih
they will supply gentlemen as cheap as the same
brands can be bought 10 the eli ies
WALSH s. BRO.
i Harpers Ferry, April 90 lS5i-t,s
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Notice.

HAVIEG retired from the mercantile business,
IL | h4te authorized and appointed John Walsh
To settle all accounts connected with my late busi.
ness, and folteAt and receipt Tor all mOn-ysd due me
on book acee ~, notes, IenIs, or in any manner
whalegef.z
trust all persons who are indebted TO me will
call upon him and selile their accounts al the ear
liesl ppssbe day, as ! have engaged ID other bu,-
ness whieh requires all the mans can command.
feel itsp'oper in taking this farewell of.my old
friends and cnstemers, 10 return them my grateful
acknowledgement for their generous patronage
and suPpori, And solicit alike lb-ral suppost for
my successors at The old stand, Walsh q Bro,
who will Continue the business in alfiis Depart.
mems with. iesh energies and generous amhi-
tion please the Did friends and customers of rhe
honse. MICHAEL DORIAN.
HarherS Ferry Anril 6 1854.
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THIR TY YEARS TfE W,
o., q History Of fLs Working IF fhs
Anvrieen GorrEnnxsf fu I1uty Years.
Ffin ia2o 70 1850.
ck1fy fatxn fybn ne cssgy,n dbates, tie
prieafs papeys bf Cen. jackson, and ~
Speekes If Ex-senator Bsafon, ssitA hss &C
fsai pieic Of n<n and efairs. u
This work .wil Be completed IN vol. viii
4 Hi,i0rfeal noI.s and illnsirstions and some
noiices Of teceasId eoufempora irs, The frsi of
which will Re pal|Iished o The lei Of May. 1854,
and will Be hrouRhI down % the close e the admin
islratfon or Gen. jackson aud viii thus form q
complete work b. llseii containing 100 double col
Bmn Royal vi Pages. Prizes - 50 per HOl.,
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receive sub-eripiiIn fer this valuable work.
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No. l6 SOUTH FREDERICK ST
BALTIMORE, MD.


Established in order 10 afford The afflicted sound and Sci
sntie medical aid. and The suppression Of uaek.
cry.
nR.JB. SMITH has for many years devoted
IL his whole attention 10 the treatment of Private
Complaints, in all their varied aud complicated FORMS
His grea. success in those long standing and difficult
cases, such were formerly considered incutabe il
sufficient commend him TO the public as wo,thy Of
the extensive patronage he has received Within the
last eigh; years Dr. 5. has treated than 90 500
of Private Complaints in their different forms
and stages prao ce which no doubt exceeds hat Of
ali the other Physicians advertising in Baltimore
and not single cnse known where his directions
strictly followed and medicines taken al reasonable
time, thout eEeciing radical aud pernanen cure
therefore peFs ens acted with diseases ef the above
nature, " no matter how difficult long standing The
case may be-" would do well TO call on DR.. SMITH
at his Office, No. s. FREDEi ICK ST. and ii moi
ehectually relieved no ration will be required
for his services, His MEDICINES free from Mercury
and al mineral posons; put up in neal and compact
form, and may be taken IN public private house,
or while travelling without exposure or hindrance
from business, and except in cases OF voienainam-
nation no change o. diet is necessary
STRICTU RES.-Dr Smith has discovered a new
method by which he the worst form Of strc.
ture, and that without pain or Inconvenience 10 the
patient Irritation of the urethra or PROSTATE glands
OF neck Of the bladder, is sometimes mistaken for
structure BY genera. practitioners or charlatans
YOUNG MEN
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility. whether
originating troma Certain Destructive Habit OF from
~tei ae Haiu ot Doully ana mental
evils which follow, when neglected, should make an
early application, thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering, as wei as expense. BY his improved meth.
% o. treatment, Dr. 8 can safely guarantee speedy
Apd perfect cure N al cases Of his complaint.
TOFEMALES.
Alfdseases peculiar To Females, (such as Suppress.
sions, Irregularities &c i speedily ma afy ~
moved The efficacy Of his remedies for the cure of
the eooVe affections, have been well tested in an ex.
fensve Praet lice fet the last iYelTe years
PERSONS AT ASSISTANCE may consult DR.. s.
oy letef' post paid, describing case and have medi.
cine securely put up and forwarded any part OF the
United States always accompanied with full and ex.
pl'ch directions ior use. Communications considered
stfie ny eolndenliaL Office arranged with seplfate
patiments' 80 lhai patients never any bit the
doctor himself Aiteudance daily fro1Tn : n ~
morning ill 9 At night. -
NE. Persons afflicted with anv of the ,hovs .o,,
plants WIZ 90 Eeilto avid The various NOSTRIMS
and SPECIFICS advertised BY Apoihrcaries and
Dinggss as certain cure for any and every disease
hey are put up 70 sell but not cure and frequently
void 10 the wise is sitseient AJd,es. s a.
DR. j. b. SMITH. No is & Frele,ick =.
January lSs4--Iy Baltimr,e Ma