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To INVENTORS.

gTNHE oAcs Of "Ths Inventors Protection National
Union is on 7th street, opposite the Fast Por
DO of the Patent Once and Is now rssdy TO attend
% tbs business Of its members, namely In making
examinations and soliciting patents, Ae
Inventors are invited 10 call and snt copy Of the
oaosti,urjoo and By laws, and vhsrs any informa
tIoa viii be given respecting the Union.
an i.ts-rs on business must be directed to this Of
a.. ~hsr. attention will be given Immediately.
a model shop II in connection with the Once,
k.,. .,oisls can be made TO order at the shortest
49,. T. G. CLAYTON,
ap l0-1y rree.1-"---
EoR TIE TolLaInaiI ns clothes sns maui DSss.t ssSsa
fnck. sna x;de Comhs; Tooth Powdersi Toilet, era
,iys, family, and barbsrs' Soaps Toilet Powders;
Pu6 BOXES, Harrisons, Hsnsps and fsrina Cclospsl
ArOmatie Vinegar. Extracts; kstnsnon ,sa., teopnS
aud Fancy Store OF -: Ell ns,
Pa avenue, bstwsen 9th and 10Th strs'ss.
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AIM HIGH, BoYs-but remember the
top Of the ladder is not to be reached by
one mighty jump, some day, after You
are men. The path of the hill of science
begins just where you now are-in your
school room-andevery lesson welllearned
is step. Do you see that little blue
eyed fellow in the corner looking SO
steadily upon his book His body is
still, but his soul, if you could only See
1t, is taking steps along an unseen, but
real path, which leads through the broad
and beautiful fields of knowledge, and up
the heights of fame, and wealth, and
honor. Perhaps he is on his way even
now TO Congress-ay just as hst now
as when, twenty years hence, thousands
shall be delighted at his wisdom and elo-
ouence, and vote for him - their repre-
sentative in the national ooaucal,a
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EB YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM THE HOUSE OF WIN. Il. MCDONALD,
lo2 Nassau Street, corner Of ANN
WEST POINT HOTEL.

ON the United States Grounds at West Point is
" no. open for the reception Of guests. A new
Dock has been built by the Government, affording
. convenient landing for tho steamboats,.
Steam Ferries plying between Sold Spring and
West Point, and also between Garrison's Depot and
ID West Point, have been established to meet every
train OF passenger cars on the Hudson River Rail
road. -
The fsst and elegant steamboat Aida leaves N.
York daily at o'clock p. m, at the foot of Robin
son street, landing hsr passengers at the Point in
ume % witness the evening parade Of the Cadets,
during the day.
The Hotel has been freshly painted and renova-
ted Tor the season and the subscriber win be happy
TO sceommodste his friends and the pubic
j. l5-u s. r. ROE
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o. X, cHAMBERLAIN's CONNER

Os A1 CHAMHERLAIN'S Conner.
ei&l College.
No. LIT, Baltimore street, Baltimors, Id.
HE ostsnsible object Of this institution is to place
in the reach of individuals proper facilities for
obtaining . thorough and practical mercantile edu
cation. A young man can here obtain q more cor.
rect kI owledgs Of general business matters in few
weeks han can be snq ured In ss many yeStsin any
one counting house.
The course of study embraces doublsensry book
keeping, and its sdaptaon to various depart nent,
Of commerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
taught according to tho most approved methods
ton with beauty OF construction. Lectures upon
mercantile law, upon various important mercantile
subjects, beside many other points necessary for
boOk-keoper or business man to understand. Tims
necessary for student to complete the course varie
from five to eight weeks. There being no vacation
applicants can enter Ut any time and attend both
day and evening. Examinations Are held at stated
periods, and diplomas awarded to those who gradu
ate. For terms, &c, write and have . circular for
wardei by mail. feb 4-1y
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TOHNSON'S DICTIONARY, complete
,D With q history of the Language, and an English
20 y, Ana london edition OF 1852 throwing out
ali additions, improvements and Commentators, and
reprintng the work verbatim from the authors Last
folio edition. Price o.. Imported by
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,
For Warehouses.
m The greatest Wheels ever invented
ii for hosting fast and easy with little
w labor, having put many hundred in
NnHnthe largest warehouses in Baltimore,
A Washington, Alexandra, and Rich
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YuN faction. Persons will save the e1-
pense in short time, to say nothing of the safety
bis goods subsc to in being hoistsd three or four
stories above his head. Write to me
JAMES BATES,
Corner Of Stiles and President streets, Bait
Iron Foundry and Mandatory of Hosting
jan A+6m Wheels.
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& BLooNER IN SEARCH OF A LOVER.
We saw sight in this city of sights,
last Friday. 1t was young lady, pos
sessing beautiful features: her eyes glis-
tened and glowed withintense brightness;
her cheeks were flushed as the rose, and
her lips bore the resemblance of red cher
ries freshly plucked from the trees. Her
costumes was OF black velvet. She was
dressed Ia Bloomer-only little more
50. Her pants came to her ankles, where
they were buckled neatly around pair
of white stockings. She had a black
mantle thrown over her shoulders, and
on the top of her head sat very becoln-
inGly black beaver bat. Her hair was
combed beautifully on each side of her
forehead, and fell in ringlets over her
shoulders. She is about eighteen years
of age, halls from Philadelphia, and is
now on her way to New Orleans in search
of a runaway loyer.-Dqyton Empire.
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KTOTIOE 10 BUILDRRS-For sale, large guam
IN tity Of Mr. Tucker's Mould Cornice Bricks, %
iiversd in any part the ety at - sts Per ioo.
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CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEWELRY


I HAVE just received q very large assortment of
l. Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, which will be
sold cheap for cash, good paper at short dates.
Also, Clock Materials Of every kind, such as Cords
springs, Hands, Keys, &c.
Also, Clocks, Watches, and Jswslry, at wholesale
retail.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
~,lseWhsre. ]. ROBINSON,
Penna- avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
sp7-d8m
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- MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT
N(AAHOUSE, opposite the Camden street
~ Station, Baltimore, Md.-Citizens Of
~ Washington and the District will find
convenient accommodations when they visit the City
Of Monuments. LADIES REFRESHMENTS AND
ICE CREAM SALOON. kp7-Sms
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.
The undersigned desires to sasa
call the attention Of purcha-
sers TO his stock Of PIANOS, -.
- y vconsisting Oft, 81, 6sz, and .
7-octavss, With or without metallic frames. These
pianos remarkable for great power Of tone, from
the lowest to the highest notes, with an elastic and
resiy touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and ell other Musical Instruments
constantly on hand and received as soOn ss publish
cd The rSds supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. e. BOSWELL,
D.. No. 22a. Baltimore strsst, baltimore, Nd.
% bly,
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2 '1t a'iLIVER COMPLAINT
ID DxsPHFsIA

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS s DEBILITY.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER
OR STOMACH.
suth as Constipation, inward Piles, Fulnsss of Blood
to the Head, Acdity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Digest for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the stomach, Sour Eructstions, Sinking or Piutter.
ing 1t the Pit Of the Stonsch, Swim ming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttef ing
at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations
when In lying posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Weos before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain IN
the head, Deficiency ef Perspirstion Yellownsss of
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in ths Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant Inaginings Of eril, and Gr sst
Depression of Spirits, -
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NAV M-2aw6W
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In his late novel, Alphonse Karr thus
gives instructions for the duration and
millinery of sorrow:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10

Commander f. W Paul arrives alongside tbs Taetis With
Rear mral DundaH B. Of the Lords OF tins Al
miralty, who quickly came board tina rhets, upon
which " all hands" wsre ppsd the quarter dsik la
few minutes A nirsl DandA appeared, And thus sd
dressed the assembled crew
Ny ken-Ihape dotcn ty The request Of he Board ot
dmirGv make kpoon y1H that OF te ere o.
rdr ond that nth Rassir ~ oeeet ertl.e + al
dres by desire 4 theIr lorth 70 TO prepare YOU
fer such event; and IN sue that You VII g eve
Annorn enent as becomes erKlishmcn srd brti ssto
duty to in orm you that gee onuntry eanno
with services, however hatd 10 may srpeAr altvs
having teen for long period YET the o. n
abe service te 20 I'LL hsT consul 80
Iretead therefore, Of youc being TAid or yol VIZ eS
"pAid down. You 81 all have fw weeks run 49,
feel assured yeu will B-itisA sansn ~,
In defence Of u cir country. tus' yu w spa ,hs
munication in ts right aud pr per Aghf Nla 49,
known you thus early 20 prgrens sny se'ins ~ ~ t
poptmsnt have asrscsty 30 htPs tAa the ~ ~
pass Iwsv bs prepared Tor any shd eefy eer
geney. Pipe dern. -,
Ryou c.st an eye tbs naval iOtegorce, you viii
srd ts,sreey day passes vi hout the lsunoh OF
nav screw man OF England ia prepared for every
syentuAty 1t would bs Absurd however, to underrate
she stI ength Of the Russians At sea.
The following Ia list Of the Russian naval forces in the
Black Sea -
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coal passerr and all the bulk OF the ships crew. WIN
,e. sxceptiopH who are card OF this ship
o. hoard the Anisrctis are Or. chAs. Windtr and
,ervart and Lieut. G. Ch.noet and one hundred and
800 roo r. ora women and children and nth my
n,rssy Thso L. soh,ll O. as y. Barton, third ofic, ;
no y,sor fourth eff ,sr Washington DAcaett carpsn
Ter: and one serVsrt
Til. constant bird attention which Rave sill received
from Captain StS uer OF tbs AutArcc and his ofc,rs
his deep solictude and judcious Of men,
AID children. since board Of hls ship are
all praise and merit most sincere and lasting
feelings Of gratitude. Very rel pec,ully,
(signed) JAS 7. WATKINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10
India md China.

By tire steamer Bombay, with the Oriental mails tes
ssphet from Tress dates eseyed from Cslcatts 70
Dee 20; Madras 24th; sharghAe, LIT; Annoy. 5th Hong
Kong, 18th; spsspre, 18th; Penang, 2lst; Calls, 9th
Bombay, 2eth Burrah. % u same n onth
No n all fr, IN Australia (thorgh due } had arrived.
The General Of India had LETT Calcutta the
OH December for Burmsh
conspiracy At Rirgoor frustrated en- the 23d OF
November, by the timely preparations Of tbs iish
auth critics.
Trade in Irda IL dull. The indigo market ct Cacat.a
hic opened.
The ret6snt 81 Bushre has reported that so 900 Per-
esns hat reached that neigh IL ndios Is
ttrstood 10 invade Tie ps bsliS Of B,sdsds An exps
oitiorsry fsrce, psvA aud military, s being rapidly
by ae Bon bag government TO carr out snJ
orders II may receive from England from the Govern
GsLt.ai
The important territory o. BsrAr the garden Of India
has apsed 70 The British govern snt tbs death Of It's
70 without isiue
Quiet prevails 1t Annoy ard At the la ter place tho con-
Ell ntec Atiboi.s bsys been rsttsxed fne iosurssnt
nmy bsf at the END o. October reached Guhen, aoout
xi, miles from rekn 81 angh Is still In the hands OK tne
patiios. At Canton trade 10 dull Exchange, o. Ia A.
sbsr ghss trace brick, and supplies o. tss rss Ell
charge, a.
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POPULAR FEELING IN ENGLAND.

II is 10 longer dened, by the most s,ptcs that
AIRY moment may bnpg to En.lsad formal declaration
o. ss ard view II tbs imuinsncs Of the danger IL
srtS,irs 10 see With What goodness moderation and alb
hse q mcs leroic the people accept tbs ;sssy and
pr pare &c meet II.
bis time II Ia considered pro ssble that the var
may b. carried on from the inir apc resources Of
the county, without he imposcn OF AIRY ns~ In post
B5tvib g. werfu an enemy as RI Il il I'm posi- BILE to
carry lutte az, and ths nation faiy aware that
war Tar and loan nust be futmltled to. Jidsins
from tts present temper 81 the people and the geoey
beslhy tne o, AL departments q trade, there would
seem 10 b. no doubt OF her meeog all Tbs sizes OF
tn case On 'avoTttl, terms.
The scotctd SCENTS o. gevsrument 1or ger hsssts
70 pssk Of the approaching The captains sp 1iaed
TO rase the volunteer COST tefepce akipg the
efs he ports and 6.biug TO wps calling the mari
tns Population TO enrol In defence OF their country
sys met the RLsisrs.
TnE sTERS QUESTION IN TUE HOUSE or LORDS.
The III orirg letter Aad u,ions appear /,
IL cctemroTary The name OF Lord Ponsoooy's CORES
pon6ent 10 not given
BRGHroy. Jan. 10, 1854
Ny IER LcRD-I ercote for your infoi ,,ion copy OF
fone fesonons vhih isb nd to rfupo. Tor the sdop
or cf the Hoste OF Lords II the state o. my health va
permit TO site In my 7lsoe DO not know wseth
OF you vi approve Of tbs soa ons csrsisIy your
spprovsl viii give great pieasure but rhs have to
ask q you canno! commit yoa In the ma degree IL
you shall Be good to do what desire, whish IA this
Rat you VIII hare the goodasa 10 ssad the resolutions
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Spain.
COUP D'RTAr AT MADRID-ExrLK OF FAMOUS GH
Portugal.

by the Perinsular and Oriental Compary's steamer
rasus, at uthsmpton on January Gath, have dates
9th; anc Niso, 2lbt ul'.
wh,n the rssus lsft L!sboD on the 10th ult Rear
A. mt al Cerry to put to that day Ia the Pduos
Recent accompanied ~ tie Daks Of Wellington In pc.
ruse, AmpkiJr, Tribune, Vsorocs and Cooperate, Il
b.i expected that the DIN Captain Scot vsuld alone
be left 10 port
Money Loseon was very scarce uTon the Lisbon Ex.
charge, Sax 10 per three months, but It offered
more Freely for con mental per- At 53l for Paris
ss dam, s2h Hamburg, as; and Genoa 500
Porrsutse consular and medical reports from GArclA
are very centrAdieto ABOUT cholera AMI Wig, aciAiy
rem aiD.d 40 n'ecttd port
At Gibraltar exchange on L-naon was quoted 81 4;
Spanish lillsrsd eollA,s per cent premium.
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THE LATEST.
THE Allied FLgITs IN THE BLACK szA-THs TO
LlCY OF THk Cz !

From tho Lprdon Times Jan. Is
II seems from the Intelligence Trans pited TO us from
Berlin, aud from the examinations received NJ the
Russian Nj sisters IN Lor on and Paris hist The Enpsro
Nicholas has OF thopght as 20 resqt 10 ANY extrsne
utasure the receipt a. this iatimat ~ the
bipe1 ntets bad entered tie Black Sss 1--WE ror
rs:tly Informed be replies 20 that act, not by
or protest-stTlss BY declaration Of var--but By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10

Lord Explanations arrived At Bombay on the 2Sh Of De-
cember
Lord Fabian left Bombay the 30 Of December, and
the 18th Of January arrived at Cairo.
TIE Peninsuar and Oriental steamship CAdir intended
for the Bombay tsrvcs reached Ban bay on the a7A
N
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Germany.

HFR RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
The GermAric Diet occupied the 10th ult, with
the rots which n &c FsenAy had delivered TO 1t in the
Of This note contsns his oricsl aocoun OF
OF what has done unil In the Eastern CUES.
top and eypresss towards the federal states amioAbe
and aclsc dposon on the part Of the Cabinet Of the
ruiieiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10
THE BATTLE AT CITALE.

sCrNB OF THE ACriof-GALLANTR or rUH TURKS.
TIE folio sing stter from the Augsburg Gase gives an
account OF the recent battle At Citale:-
KRAJovA, Lcsn WnIAcmA, Jan 8, 1854
n IA but sx days that bavs be, In KrAjovA. Your
letter desiring 10 inform you exactly and ualy OF
every thing that might happen At the seat OF war
ceived sI weeks since when 10 the country but hat
idea that Lesser wAschs likely to become the
or such i'm portsnt events. Ny opinion founded
the former Russo Turkish wars In which the Russians
srays made the prin pal attacks their enemy in the
borhood Of Giueevo and down the river and Les
ssr WAaehia vas never occupied b. mors than Is 900
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ENGLAND.

sHIrwRYcK IN DUBLIN Bay FOUR HUNDRED
LIVES LosT-FuLL PARTlCULARs-THE FRANKLIN
SEARCH.
dreadful sh,pwect occurred in the gale Of the 10th.
The TAyleur ms gni6cent new iron ship. 1000 tons,
loss Of four hundred lives The T.ylsur Osps Noble LEFT
Lverpctl on Thurrdsy the l9h, on her frat voyage,
About noon Saturday tie ship being under resisd
tcpsas, land discovered close the leo bow. Both
s.chrs let 60, bnt they either dragged the
ia1 and q sDsth struck violently upon rosi salIed
the Nose Of LAmbsy Irland Immediately after strik
She IL 81
only few minutes, when she slipped OF IN imm.di
assly irrk sters foremost only the tops Of hsr m.ss
the ilsps the i.mainrg $40 vent down With the ship
Tts captain and nrst and third mates saved. The
latter peshed or the females on board only three vo
men Ard two girls were saved.
T.ele bad been ss'ersi other casualties siorg the
,hs Bhvsh Admiralty give notice that II nothing dc
finite 10 beard Of Sir John franklin and his before
8ist March next, they viii be considered dead, and
their lanes be struck of the books Of the navy.
Philip L. Wocehoufe, Superintendent ct Honduras Is
to succeed Sir Henry Barkly - Governor Of British
Lh p,psr states that the plans and estimates for
ont on ost extensive scale It is presumed from the
great puTber sheds which be erected for cavalry
that meant to provide for
1t ess. two regimen . Of that Of the service.
aIciDg pier will be run into the sea, - to enable
stesm.rs to the barracks t, land troops and
sto es
France
By decision OF the Minister Of Finance interest on
Treasury bonds is fxedat AZ cent for all bonds from
three 10 Ave months OF exchange At per cent from Ave
to eleven months; and 1t 5 per cent for bonds FOR
y'ar
Asnm OF eco 00 fancs from the budget Of the interior
Il placed At the disposl OF The prefsc assist thu
riouR charitable LsitutionE In DIVIDING immediate relief
10 The poor.
.aAn imperial decree authorizes tie Bakers B.pk o.
Paris. Which was opene. the l6h to contract loan
OF "a 0C0 0c0 francs.
The Duchess Of Orleans denies the authencity of
the Nscrrs fusion letter in the columns Of the London
Herald
Spain.
COUP D'HTAr AT MADRID-ExTLE or FAMOUS GEN.
ERALS.
The Minister Of Justice has resigned and his plaos
been supplied dd interim by the Minister Of Finance.
General, Manuel de Ia CoIchA and Donnel exsd to
tb. Canary Iancs Gensrl jose C,ncha to the B.earc
lslands, and General Armero to Leon.
The 6fst four have already set out for their places Of
exile.
sner zasgoaa has been replaced Governor Of Madrid
by N. Quito.
/. ttat Baron do Nssr would b. dismissed from
tie Presidency OF the Supreme Court Of War and Marine
for his hostile vote In tbs senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10


The Threatening aspect OF Esstera Asirs s having Its
influence in Italy The Piedmontese govern ment ia espe
caliy active and Is ing al the gsrrlsons and mlgs
zines with provisions and 1t said that secret
treaty teptive and ee.ensive, had been concluded b.
tween France and Saydinia.
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ny MICK FRB0CEER PATENT COOKING
EN sRANeEs-FIEsT PREMIUM.

PRICE g. CoULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street New eetfy horhe friend aud tie public 10
general they carry The ebay 6ggss zee
81 srapere. t suppy HOT COLD P3UNF SION +HAfHs,
HNElfcAE ENGLISH sad FRENCH WATER , 5. wash
Ok ms FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS pf ~ klnds cpoKlSG
. IA GES ARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAhSs FORCE n M
BET PUMPS she nA~sst LIES Of every
dese ItaI SHEET LEAD ard BLOCK TIN ass en-
hans SHIP STEAMBOAT WORK hsAty put up snd'T.lrsd
All shoFteztar'tH@- AMI y
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RoHN 3QI,I3g PLUID EXTRACT or sAR.

Holm SULL's FLUID EAEhACI ok SAiS- |
sR ALLY
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"A word to the tho adi
= pETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED In FAvOl
n OF AEY MEBCIHEi
r, r.. N. RooRn. As
BULL have hesitation in saying hatI believe
the beat article manufactured for the
having with entire number Of above
| L,oniRyiIe. as 1907 JAMES NJ MOORE,
y t- MORE TESTIMONY FROM DIR, MOORE.
BULL sarsaparla several
uoss efcacious
Fessmou ike lie foornr somsa
SsG n ps aNpEI soEEssoe OF CHEMIST
4. THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE,.
ho list ingredients compoGng John Bnl Con
Extract Ra.pa and hetaionn saying that thu
form % compound and that promises vol chonic
which it il applicable. L. Y. fANDELL u. D,
s' Louisg;ile, June 8, 1885,
Physician by appointment ofthe Louisville Marin
% | HoGpR says Of BurssaraaparIsa:
the prescription for the preparation of John Bull
sarsEpsa and believe she combination be excellent
n both hpd private practice and think tho
article Of Rarnapariia in nse M. PYLEB, Ms p, .
This Medicine daily graphing dHase through the
~ sricted-nay, thoxe that gevously tornan.ed.
Certificates from ali directions from n1enoftruh and big
Standing placing ro itz intrinsic worth the OF
Il remedies before the public.
= Sold Wholesale and Iotai by JOHN BULL
Principal Once 81 Fourth street, and by the Drugg general
in the city and country -
6 Agency the sala of Bulls sa
Nparilla, will pleaIe sddea. s# JOHN Bulb
81 Fourth stree, Louiavile with references
The principal Agents. Nowoeann for ths 10 of John Bull
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