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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-01

W A reduction of house rents is said to have
taken place in New York city. The first CT May
was moving day, and in anticipation of it, tenants
made demands for reduction. Some of the prop
erty owners consented, wisely, and retained good
tenants. Others resisted, and, as q natural conse
quence, itappears that there are between two and
three thousand houses and parts of houses to rent
the tenants having found quarters in Brooklyn,
Jersey City, and other places, or gone to boarding
or into few rooms.
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ANTI.KNOW.N oTHING MEETING.

The anti-know-nothings Of Davidson County viii
celebrate the glorious victory in Virginia on Sa.ur
day evening next Their brethren in Other coun-
ties are respectfully invited TO participate with
them on the occasion.
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Inc know Nothing papers have been explaining
their defeat by saying that Mr.. WISE was permit
ted to canvass alone. Well how do they explain
the election Of democrats over know nothings in
every district in the State by larger aggregate ma
Jorties than the one received by Mr.. WISE? The
know nothing candidates for Congress took the
stump, and are beaten in every district
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LAS CLSAS'
Memoirs of Napoleon.

w. T. BERRY Il Co., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CONVERSE
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BY the CoUs.
DH Las cssAs With Portraits and other Illustrations.
edition in vols.
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wMr. s. P. AMrSr has written snotbe,

R- Mr.. S. p AMENT has written another lone
article on the Penitentiary. We do not see that
he controverts any statement we made on this
subject. He reiterates the statement that Gov.
JoHNsoN,,spoke harshly of Nashville and Davidson
county But be is contradicted in this statement
by the Hon. CAVE JOHNSON, we do not think it
necessary to continue the discussion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-01

n THOSE SETS OF COTTAGE FURNI- -
", TURE are just received and wilt be sold
" lcheap. Also the largest and best selection
of Cane Seat and other Chairs Cane Seat and Back
and Nurse Rockers Childrens Chairs de- offered in
this market.
Also Clocks Window Shades, Bedstelds, Tables, Hat
Racks, COmmodes DC, &c.
PIANOS for sale rent In fact Urge and fahiOns-
BILE collection of useful articles in my line which will be
sold olO for cash approved paper shall offer superior
inducements to purchasers who pay cash. Come and
fss- Fine articles made TO order All articles sold
ranted equal to the recommendation given.
- The largest lot of Mattresses in the city.
- apis |. H. MORTON Union street.
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILL LA M TAgK p

III. of Southern and Western Merchants TO his stock
of Fans Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Re
cules Perfumery, Soaps Porte Monaies Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs and Needles
Hooks aud Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax Coral, and Glass
Beads Necklaces, DC India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and Toys Of every description. Scissors, Razors and Cut
erv Gold and Gilt Jewery Accordeons and Violns in
GLIDING general and very large stock of English French
and German Fancy Goods, which will be sold the very
lowest prices for CASH or APPROVED PAPER.
~ Orders by letter selected and put up in the best
manner WILLIAM TASKER,
mv.-lvd 10, PARK PLACE NEw yoRK
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CHILDREN,S PANACEA.

CIIIIlDHEN7S IANACEAs
IF the Gr:efenberg Company had rever produced any
thing else for the public benefit than this invaluable
Medicine they would yet deserve the gratitude of every
parent for the CIIILDREN'S PANACEA, which
has Ged Le lires of young clireH and relis9ea
SICK babes than any other medicine ever known
From hour old, to FIVE years of age, this medicine
comes amiss to DROPPING CHILDHOOD. For Fever
Teething, Worms Collie, Diserdered Bowels &c it
fails Those mothers who have used it pronounce TO be
one Of the greatest of blessings.
~ For sale at every Drug Store in the State. -
may2O ALEX MACKENZIE.
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lAdverisement)
CERTIFICATE OF DRueaIsrTestimonials like the fol-
lowing are reaching the proprietor continually sxioling
the efficacy of B. A. Fahnestocks vermnge and bearing
witness of its curative powers 1t the great worm de-
stroyer and but for tits discovery hundreds now in the
enjoyment Of life, would have been in their graves Use
it with confidence, there preparation pos
sessing such extraordinary powers to expe worms.
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. q, So
Nsssrs B 4. EdtneSt0ck d Co., Piftsburg Penn
GENTLEMEN: During The two years that have been SELL
ing your celebrated Vermfuge 1have witnessed its
in expellipg with satisfaction 1t will certainly ex
pei such, If there be worms in The system As druggist
take pleasure in bearing testimony to the of your
valuable Yermifuge and but echo the sentiments of num-
bers of my patrons and customers when say that be-
heve il be the best article in for the expulsion of
worms. Truly youis, &c,
FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants Throughout the United States
may4-1mw.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TAdvertIsementI

~ There few things which afford us greater pleas
nre than sitting down to write notice of the csebra,s
Hooand German Bitters. because fully conscious
confsring public benefit and our heart tells US
that notices many have been induced TO take these
Btters and been rescued from death By dyspepsia liver
complaint &c. for the of which it is certain. II is
prepared and sold only by Dr. O. H. jackson, at the Ger
man Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch Street. Phadelphis.
See advertisement. iunel-lwd&w
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VIRGINIA.

The majority for Mr.. WISE win fall but little If
any short Of fweloe thousand
The Legislature in both branches is heavily dem
ocratc, securing the election of democratic Sena-
tor in place Of Mr.. MASON.
For Congress, every Democratic candidate as cleo
ted The Know Nothings have not carried SIM
gle district The following are the
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EUILDING LOTS.

T OFFER for sale, on my account number of val
i liable Lots-viz:
SIX LOTS near University Place, fronting on Maple
street The lots AZ feet font and lSS feet deep
In Edgehed, beautiful Lot on the Gallatn turnpike
just beyond Dr. Hamlins and adjoining L. G. Lesem's,
fronting 100 feet running back SO feet 1t will be d.
vded if desired.
One Lot on the GalIatn turnpike Mr. WashDgions,
fronting three streets This Lot fronts so feet the
turnpike, and is 240 feet deep
will sell these lots fair terms. and will make the
times of payment TO suit the purchasers.
mills V 8 I1NDSIEY
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SODA WATER

WE would respectfully invite the attention of the
w munity to our SODA F0UNT, which, from its pecu-
liar construction enables to furnish draught
highly impregnaed with gas than be had from any
ount in the West The apparatus being entirely new, and
furnished that deeterous properties be taken
from the fount or pipes safely recommend it q
pleasant and innocent drink This together with the
peror quality and flavor of Syrups will, sure
induce any person to repeat the dose who will give call
mayl6 DEMOVILLE 4 BELL, 26 Cherry st.
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d. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
1 4. Dry Goods business Mr.. J. p. BIRTHRlGHf, the
business will be continued under the firm and style of STE
ysNsoy BIRrnRIGHT either of whom have full power to
settle and close the business of the late firm of Stevenson
A. White lmy2
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LII accounts due to the Broad Street Bridge Company
have been ordered into suit the LIST day Of July
1855, no authority exists for any Iohger delay.
By order of the Directors.
junel-St A. MeDoNALD, /. Z.
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IMPORTED SPANISH JACKS AND JENNETs.
ON Monday, June llth, 1850 will sell at
" auction, on the Public Square, in Nashville, ~
Nine JACKS and Fifteen JENNEfS, Just received 49,
by ship "Andausia," from Barcelona Spain Persons de
string to get this description of Stock would do well to at
tend the sale.
TERMs-NOtes payable in bar wit interest satisacto
rily endorsed at II months L. X. GLASCOCk,
may20td UBrw Auctioneer.
~ Louisville Journal Lexington Observer, Knoxville
Standard, and Columbia Herald, insert times each, ant
forward account, with paper this Office for payment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-01

NASHVILLE Tenn, February 1855.
We the undersigned having used the last season. Man
nys Combined Reaping and Moving Machine, purchased
from Col T. Cheathal, take pleasure IN testylng 10 It's
and from experience testify its capacity TO reap or
NOV from 10 to Is per day, and that it will cut
cleaner and leave grain and hay better condition. than
when cut by hand and take pleasure in recommending
tito the wheat and hay growers Of Tennessee as machine
calculated to give universal satisfaction as combined
Reaper and Mower
Dr. JOHN SHELBY,
Gen. W. G. HARDING,
HIRAM VAUGHAN, 7 Of Davidson.
WIN D0NELS0N
j. A. PAYNE,
JOHN NJ HENLEY,
Harry SMITH, of Sumner.
mhl6 JOHN BRANHAM,
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A. S. EDWARDS, ROBERT TiNDALL-
wholesale and Retail GrOcers,
Produce and Commission Merchants.
NO 5 BROAD STREET.

NICE RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD.-
N We are offering for sale House and Lot in Edge
field on moderate terms The house and lot is situated on
Porter street. Mr. WashingOns The house contains
four good rooms and it is desirable location for any one
wishing small and cheap residence the centre Of
business. Call on LlNDSLEY d CROCKETT
nay20 So College street.
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BROAD STREET BRIDGE

az and after JULY LIST, 1856, all Tolls on Stock and
" Vehicles passed this Bridge must be paid for
the time of crossing. In instance Will credit be
granted.
By order of the President.
junel-3t ll A McDONALD, T.C.
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For SALE.

A DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling with rooms, kitchen,
stable, carriage house, &c, fronting on Cherry ST.
near the Of Cherry, Mulberry streets The lot
fronts about 23S feet Cherry and runs back upwards
of 2S0 feet to College street.
ALSO-A story Brick and Frame Dwelling, with
rooms Kitchen dc, fronting on overton street near the
handsome residence of W. n Bbo Esq The lot fronts
991S feet by 107 deep. J.L X w BROWN,
may25-lOd 4413 Cherry Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-01

MANNY'S IMPROVED PATENT REAPING
AND MOVING MACHINES,
OR sale by the Undersigned who is sole agent for the
l. State of Tennessee Price $3.50.
feb4-Sm b. F. CHEATHAM
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TINE undersigned have associated themselves together
Il under the style and firm of IRBY MORGAN h CO,
to transact Dry Goods and Variety Jobbng Business in
this city. IRBY MORGAN,
Feb 20, 1855 HENRY b. PLUMBER
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TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES.

WE are selling ICE CREAM at S215 per gallon.
w We are selling "a BREAD TICKETS for 81.
We selling all kinds of CRACKERS at IOc per ID.
We are selling BLACK and GREEN TEAS warranted,
Csc per cent? lower than sold by any other house
trade.
We selling every article in line at equally Re-
duced Prices wholesale and retail
may26 VESSEL. THOMPSON.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

A Durable lott Edgehed -inelosed with good fence
N and fronting % feet on Sycamore street and run
ae with the Gallatin Pike Price IS 50 per foot cash.
which is about one half of its intrinsic value If you wish
to avail Of this undoubed bargain call sdiae
lyon j. u X. W: BROWN,
Nav 9s-1w AK Cherry st.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-06
s'OlIGa Articles EOE. Ladies'
eElGl Gentlemen.

/ HAVE Just received from a. w. Harrison
L of Philadelphia, tEc best selected and urges
assortment of fine Soaps and PcrFumery, ever Of
icrrd to the public.
The following is only Il part Of my stock
Browns Windsor Soap.
Floating Il Barbers do.
Mammoth Family do.
Military Shaving do.
AInhrcsiaI do. do.
PutchouIv and Rose do.
Almond aud Rose Shaving Cream.
Macasstr and RIOS" Hair Oil.
Bears OIL and Beef Marrow.
Black PomItUm.
Cream of Beauty, IN excellent article TO re-
move tam. freckl"s, &c, from th' skin
Single and double distilled Cologne.
lip Balm and old Cream for chaps.
Lemon Rouge and Toilet Powder.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Jockey Club, Sweet Clover, Ctnriin, Citro-
nrIn, Rose, Hawthorn, and Jcssamiu".
FLAVoElTG EXTRACTS.
Rose, Vanilla, Almond. Celery, Cinnamon.
Ginger, Lemon, N"tm"g, Orange. Pisn"mto.
Peach and Rhln'i.,. These excellent articles
20 Give fine favor to pics cakes. &c.
L1d"S and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and cXuInn" my stock.
nitr!I l.. ID. DOLBEARE.
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ESMiscalIane core S.

= } -.El j Er.
s.. So 5s-4' ". :. 4 RHODE S
FeFer and AsgIe Cure. :
IlR. NATURES I'M ALLIBItE SPECIFIC.
" For the prevention and cure of IHTRRMIT-
TINT AfiD RESIlTTENT EYER Asp AgyE,
BILlTX. NIGHT SwEATs, and all her forms of dis
ease which have a common origin in MALARIA or
MIAsMA. This subtle atmospheric poison which
at certain seasons is unayoidubly inhaled at ev-
cry breath is the same in character wherever it
eXists--North South, East or West and vii lev
cry where yield to this newly discovered anti
dote, which is claimed to be the GREATEST. Dis
COvERY IN MEDICINE EVER MApE.5
This specific is SO harmless that it may be ia
ken by persons of every age, sex or condition.
and It viii not substitute for one disease others
still worse as is too often the result in the treat
nent by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenic, and other
poisonous or deletcrioIs drugs, not particle Of
any of which is admitted into this preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims these exsraor=
Idinary results from the nse of this NATURAL
TO MAI3AR1A.
1t will entirely protect any residcnto or traveller
even in the most sicEIly. or swGmpy localities,
from any Aguc or Bilious disease whatever, or
any injury from constantly inhalinS Malaria. or
il viii instantly check the Aguo in persons
who haze suffered for any length of time, from
orc day to twenty years. 50 that they need never
have ANOTHER CHILL, by continuing its use ac-
It willilnmediatcly relieve all the distressing
results of Bilious or Asue diseases, such MS gen
lcral debility, fight sweats, &c, The patient at
once begins to recover appetite and strength and
continues until Il permanent and radical cure is
|etlccted.
Finally its use viii Danish Fever and Aguc
from families and all clas5es Farmers AMI all
laborng men. by adoptingit as preventive, win
be free from cue or Bilious attaeksin that sea-
son Of the year, wlliph, willie it is the most sick
| w. IS The most valuable one to tLon.
Unu or two bottles Will answer for ordinary
cases: some may require more. Directions print
inc C each bottle. Price, oSE DOLLAR Liberal
discounts made to the trade. Trade circulars
forwarded on application, and the article will be
cuna -uc' on liberal terms to responsible parties
in every section Oft country.
| AGLNrs.-StonG ~ Fart, Alexandria, Va
Thomas Read Il son. Huntingdon. For sale by
| medicine dealers generally
JAS. x. RHODES. Proprietor.
April IS, lS55.-ly Providence, K. !.
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PEOPLES T!CNEE.
FOR GOEERNOR,
E8aISSRK "A. ETESE.

\ ND for cheap goods call at L.. u. Dolbcare',
\ cHENr "ANI STORE, Opposite Cha's. Lewis
store and t"rmerIy occupied ''E, co., H. F"wkrs
FALL 4; WINTER GOODS. such ~ Brk. Gro
lie Rhine Plaid M"rino, Mourning Muuslin"
Plaid Gin"ilHn. P"u4oe IIuudkrrchr:s. Lace
G. lId'ki%., Co'd. Bard do Neck Ties. Blk Ital.
Cr"vats, Fancy Kid Gloves, Extra Buck Gloves
Cndershirts, B"mnctt Ribbon. Velvet do. Taft.
do. Fancy Suttinctls. Cadet Jeans. Brown do.
nFk silk Velvet. Brown Cloth. Itl'}i do, Bl'k &
Fancy Casaimrrc's. Prints. and D"mrstirS dc.
Also, large assortment Of Hat. Gaps. Boots.
Shoes, Eonfrrti"narirs, Groceries, Hardware.
QuccnSwnrc. &c.
All Of which will Ec sold low for cash. or
country produce. l.. ID. DOLEEAKE.
Nov. Ath. 1Nhi.-tf.
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Miscellaneous.
S HPllca Greeks slave! GaS
BACCEIANTE1,gsKE VENUS FLO RA. HEBE,

az The Greeks Slave! aa&
BACCHANTE YISNUSS FLO RA, HEBE,
.s.,g AND THE DANCING. GIRL !-ll.sg
HNHE above,GelebrHtcd Statues. together with
- FIFTEEN STATUES IN nHoNZE. and sHveral
hundred sNAsNlFICENT OIL PAINTINGS, form the
collection of pieces to be distSibWted among the
members of the Cosmopolitan Art Association
ut tho first annual distributions, in JanunryneXt.
The CosmO1oIitinn Art and Literary
.s7saT.5R Association. ~ '-
Orgqni=elE for the Encouragement and General
.a, Diffusion Of Literature and the Fine Arts on q
ncsr anil original plan.
-, This popular Associations designed to enconr-
age and pupulUrizc the Fine Arts, and, dissent
nato wholesome Literature throughout the coun-
trY. a Cutlery OF Arts is permanently founded
and will contain ~ valuable collection of Pain
ings and Statuary, for the annual distribution
Of each year. Tho hest Literature Of the day
Will be issued t" subscribers. consisting of the
popular Monthly Magazines Reviews. &c.
d. The Committee of Management have the plea
sure ofannounciHg that the First ANNUAL DIstrl-
button will take place on tic goth of January
next at which time will he distributed or allOt
ted to members several hundred Works of Art
;,lnong WHICH is the original and world rcnown-
cd GREER SLAVE, by HIRAM towers, costing
over five tlmruSund dollars together with the
beautiful Statues of VENUS, BACCuANTE
lIEHE. FLORA. and the DANCING GIRL
and the httccu $tatucttrs in Bronze, imported
'ri I> VIZ 90 a , ye,nr Of tho hest nroduction
1870 con- p 'NtiE n',''o II E ~ t;t
oil ET'HV Atc" ~ iI ,t', 80 - n;sfs ~
A., Il" tIIa,;,, Non'IIv N,~nzincs Enrncr,s
S S '"''" M if:, 1in,i,,~ooI's Ira
Nt,i"'" ~ iI,,;o " Az onJ CoJc,'s Tndy,s
!:uH . M"E"HltI VI ~ a. ~ I, "iH ~ ft,J IN
Hooh. %iI Wy MINK SynSt 'irsI,r J%n,Ion
NNeM -. hTl i Nj, i3ri,iL
49, 49,, -
Plan for the Current Acar---lS"4-'"'
The rnvtncnt Of !hrcc dollars constitutes any
one n nirirlcr of this h-S0ciution, and entities
him toritLcr one the above Magazines for one
wear. and also to IL tirNct in the distribution of
Inc Stntuurv and Paintings, which arc to allot-
,rl to n,cmimr, in ! umlurv.
Persons taking FIVE memberships are entitled
to any i've of TIE Magazines Oh year, and to six
tickets in tI,r distribution.
Persons, on becoming members, can have their
Moruzinc commence with amy month they
chonsc AND RELY On it's being mailed t" them
r,ronptIv on the first ofGvcry month. direct trcm
Inc Nav York and Philadelphia Publishers.
''LlTTELLS LIVING AGE Weekly, - l"r-
"'S1T" one Ecr . "n Arrival from The sale OF
~ NJ. ,,.,,tcl "a tho nurlnsc Of
Works of AR, fur the ensuing year.
..,o NJ VIZ ~ Wcs rrn office SunIusIv.
III C.Ilnr,, ~ Art * located II SundusFv the
,Ust,, ifi of tl,c Association where S,1l,crh
%,;i, lave been erected for it, and
w. n;, Ioo,s the s,,Irr,lid collection
~ .'3Su ,'J T;I.iu,rsnrc exhibited
:" ',',,a n,,,rGJ nv, hc.omir Il mem
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NJ AG be con!identiallv consulted at his Lock
- hHrmary. NO 81 South Gay street, Balti
more: opposite the E%chaiI@e Buildings.
NO MONEY FEQUmEDlF CURE Is NOT EFFECTED
a Practical experience of over 20 years enables
IT. H. to warrant cure in the shortest possible
time to have it safely effected.
IHs l&FlRNAEY, extensively celebrated fer
The cure of all classes of Secret
Diseases was establishedinth city, as a refuge
from 'tUtckcry. over IS wears ago.
NJ iIiGH REPUTATION. OF this Institution
would render public notice unnecessary were il
not for the many aPpliants here for treatment
VIII" have been tilcncd of their money maItreatcCI
| by the Charlatnns who flourish so largely in the
Iu'!d prints, and with whom our city is over
AFFMcTED BE Ok YorE GUARD, if you would
"F0Id injury pccUniary loss aud disappointment.
seek early medical aid where proper treatment
can b obtained. DR. II. makes no alluriug pro-
LESSONS. promises no more than lie viii honora-
bly, perform.
SEcoNDAEY AHD GnRoNfc CASES Many have
suffered for years under the effects of a badly
cured disease. without knowing it to he a sccon-
Diary form. The usual symptoms are Sore Throat
Liberation Of the Mouth Itchinyaud Tenderness
Q bout the nose, Blotchrs or Eruptions upon the
ShIn, Nodes upon the bones. Sensation OF Heav-
mess Deafness. and dull Pains in he Head and
LIMBS. &c. Cases differ much in character
! hence but few of the symptoms are sometimes
experienced ;any one of them is sufficient cause Of
alarm. Upon the perfect Constitutional Cure of
the Oldest and most inveterate Of such cases DR.
II. Is willing to stake his honor and reputation
STRUCTURES, GLEETASD IXPoTENcE- These af-
fecuons are often unheeded until the appalling
signs Of danger or deep seated injury aFvakcns
the sufferer tUa sense of his true condition.
They are then so confirmed as often to battle Gil
the usual modes of treatment. The experienced
DR.. ii. enables him to say. that he can safe r
warrcntn cUTein the most obstinate case of either
disease.
The TRIUMPII OF SCLESCE.-The remedies of
DR.. II. in restoring strong and manly yigor rem
ovating the shattered constitution. and removing
speedily all debility or injury incurred from
eeftain secret habit, are unsurpassed by any dis
ESFEEELED " ANBooD may. hero nd a certain
res toTatiye and thousands. from thcir use have
rca.Ize1 the >wcc. fruiton Hope, which from the
li:!iTe OF Cordial Quackcrias. III their hitherto
UltLe>s search, had become almost extinguishel
ADVANTAGES or TgKAT4xNT.-No Poisonous
compounds of Mercury. or Noxicus Drugs used.
~ ms Practice No severe restriction in diet or
detention from business reqnired-but withou
exposure, Dseaseeis speedily eradicated
10 tENALEs--Long experience in tho treat
ment oftemale affections, HerYOus diseases. dc
Qualities Or. Ii. to afford early relief and effect
cure IN the most difficult cases. Communication,
are saeEediy guarded, trea tmcnt marked with
skill aud delieacy.
Distant persons cured at home by addressing.
tiers pos paid. ~
ts-M9slicines sent in any direction by mail or
expire -. au30iy