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AN ACT 10 provide for holding United states courts
northern and southern districts 81 Florida in Of the
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JKsSY LisD.-The Swedish Nightingale is shortly
make her public appearance again in England
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T.xHs sos-ErsuprSrsThe bin authorizing the taxa
ton Of non-residents doing business in the State Of New
York has been signed by the governor and nov the law
Ia that State. tasA
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RESOLUTION in relation to the View Orleans custom
house
solrcd b fts Senate mad Ropse AZ Rrpresnhares he
Isifcd Aracrea Congress assnbt6a That a1th0r
be given the Secretary Of the Treasury make such
change mode OF constructing the New Orleans
house VIII best his Judgment, igAEEn the foGnda
tons from the great weight Of the snPerstruetare.
Amir red Mxresl q.
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FATAL AocrpEsT.We regret learn that a man, named
Long who attempting couple the railroad
depot in this city Friday last crushed to death BY
the unexpected motion Of OF them.
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A RARK RrRD-A specimen of the red-throAted loon,
rare bird in Vermont captured under the Zoe IN brook
IN Montpelier last week and forwarded 70 Prof Thompson
n Barling fon celebrated Eoologis who says that bu
o,e specimen had ever been seen in that State before
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THE LAKE, sHIrruSG-The number Of vessels in CON-
mission on Lakes Michigan, Huron, Superior, 81 Clair
Ee Ontario and Champlan, obtained from the diner
sn casomhouses lso Of which lilo are steamers 81
vropeers schooners and the balance haques brgs
oops and scows The valuation Of these vessels Is
down at Slols5,oo0-
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Special travelling NOTICE. By Railroad Go q
West.
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YArAL--The United States sloop-of-wAr jamestown,
CouAnder Ellison bearing The broad pcnnAnt Of Com
rodore Crbbe and destined the flag ship Of the squad
roa on of Africa, arrived in Hampton Roads
wednesday from Philadelphia to take In powder and
stores.
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MyERs MAplaAS's cIRcrs.-This splendid equestrian
troupe nightly gaining favor and popularity Their very
superior exhibition delights all who it, Mile Rosass
beautiful riding and the witcms and songs of the three
celebrated clowns Myers Carlo and Long with the athletic
exercises of King and lie Rue received each night with
great applause. Go, gee this admirable company.
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HIsH PRICES sKsKoEs.-At the administrators salt
near Forest Depo, Bedford county, Va thiry-nine ne
gossea women and children Of all ages from infancy
70 extreme old sgewere sold for the immense sum Of
sweatyeghi thousand hundred ard ninety-four dol
lars averaging $722 o.
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REJocnG.--A New York paper says: The passage Of
the appropriation for the Collins steamers in the Senate
causes much rejoicing among the friends Of the line The
steamship Baltic displayed the national eolors the
sion
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HoNISy nv NEW PHocEss.-Among the many articles
Of interest the Fair which the attention Of house
keepers in particular is Hughess hominy and samp mill
All who have used the mill speak Of il enthusiastic
terms of commendaton.
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COLLEGE y1Rn.-The Petersburg VA Express Of
thursday publishes despatch which states that the
evening Of the 2sih ui the chapel Of Emory and Henry
College discovered 10 be FIRE and but for the united
srons Of nearly hundred students the entire build
Ing with the laboratory and library containing 10000
volumes, have been destroyed.
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HARDESING The Commemorative talk
about 6. hardening the. constitution" and
with that view, expose themselves TO summer )
sun aud winter wind, to strains and over ef-
forts, and many unnecessary hardship. To the
same end ill-inforned mothers sousa their lit
tie infants in cold water day by day, their
skin ami. besh and bodies as steadily growing
rougber and thinner, a9d weaker, until slow
fever. OF water Cd toe brain, or .cOBsumptiSn
Of the bowels. carries them to the grave :: and
then thew administer to themselves tie semi
comfjtrt and rather questfonsble consolation,
of its being ( S'mysteriCus dispsnsqtion'' of
Provideuce, when ia lact Prpyidelee had 10
thing 10 d0. with i: he works no miracles to
cOunteFaet our fOllies. go. -.. $, ...
The bestway know. OF hardening the con-
stituien, Is To- take good care OF il, for it Is no
more improved BY harsh treatment, than ?
garment or pew bat is made better by beinS
banged about HIT JoHrHGioT Ucaiik.
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Marriage, its duties and GisQ ecatiOns, and
thelt remedies with Lithographs, illustrating the
Anatomy and Physiology, anG Diseases OF the Re-
productive Organs or both sexes, their structure,
Uses, and functions. A popular and comprehen-
sve Treatise on the Duties and Causalties OF sin.
gle and married hfe-happy and fruitful alliances,
inodc OF securing Observation-Disclosures ana infeYtle
ones-the!r ob7iation and removal important
Aihts ~ these contemplating uatFimonY, that will
overcome objections 10 il; none, however. should
lake this imports N step WiiL0Ut9rs consulting It's
pdgeS-coInmenfarj6S On the diseases and medical
treatment OF females from Infancy 20 Old age each
case graphically illustrated by beautiful lithogra-
piic pfftesAaervo1s debility discusses and cure,
by process al once so simple, safe and ehectIal
that fsiure is lHlpossibie-rresf for daily manage
ment-an essay on SporHnatcrrb "a with eract q al
observations on safer and more successful mode
Of tr6atinent-precaHi0naryh hints on the evils re-
SultiBs from empirical praCtce-an ESSAY on all
diseases arising from ndiscfetion, with plain and
simple raies by which all persons can cure then-
selves without mefcury--femedies for those self
Inflicted msseries ana disappointed hopes so UNI
fortunately prevalent in the young Ii is truth
ful adviser to the married a nd those contemplating
marriage; ltsPeEasali is Partic uiarly recommend,
ed TO persons enterta ming secret doubts of their
physical condition and who are conscious OF nav.
ing hazarded the health happiness, and privileges
10 which every human being is entitled
Price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per copy ar
Five Copies for One Dollar. Mailed free of post
age TO all parts of the United States
N. B.-ThoSe who prefer NAV consult DR. l. A
CROlX upon any of the diseases upon which this
book treats, either personally or by mail AIedi-
cine sent to any part or the Mon according to di
recions, safely packed and carefully secured from
all observation. &c..
Address DIR. NJ. L. LA CROIX. No. 81 Maiden
Lane, or Post Office Box SO. Albany, ~ y.
III Office open daily from . 4. IA TO . D. M .
and on Sunday from until p. IN.
IL Office REMOVED from No. Sc Beaver ST
to 81 Maidea Lane, Albany, n. Y. ..
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DR.. l.. Ii. WRIGHT,s ~
CEFAILING "sCRoTULous ANTIoorZ y

For fac Permanent Cure of cONSUMPTTOy
dad all OtaeT forms Of SCROFULOUS
DISEASES $3.50 .
'EHlS Medicine Is prepared by an eminent phr-
l. stefan of eighteen wears practice In Nv SoTt
cry, during which time he has constantly used i;
With the most unboun ded success, and created FOR
II reputation in private practice, uneqaalled in
Inc blood cleansing IL from all scrQSrleus b,,wors
or Impurities, renova,ing and. III its magic pow
ers, lNVlGORATE TIE WHOLE SYSTEM,
IN proof OF which, hun2reds Of respectable wit
nes>es rom the doci"-s private practice have CIV
en- in their testimony, and entreat hose sur-rins
tom any scrofulous affection, tO call HpOs tksns
1nd satisfy issnSsIpsS. ,.-.-., .....
A Treatise Scrofulous Diseases can be had
gratis al PRINCIPAL. DEPOT, 4O9 Broadway
and al Drug Stores generally. -. -. -
CHARLES STOTT CO., 80
Agents for WaShinsrtap
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FOR THE ORANGE AND ALExas pRI

e AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROADS. <
TNHE Subscribers Coaches will eall for passsn-
the above rnllasSs TO %T ea. S5,e
connect with the STEAMERS GEOkGE WAsl1-.
INGT0N or THOMAS CuLLYt.R which Leave
Washington at a. IN.
IL Meals furnished or. the boats. q -
Persons wishing the coaShes 10 rail- n. them csn
leave their name and residence with AIR gohn q.
hillnan near the Capitol gate; Mr.. Butts drug
store, corner Pa avenue ahi lsh ST; or al Geo. a
Thos. Parker * Co 5 stcs. -
Coaches can be had foI lieasure Trips
may 23-2m WILLIAM VITALITY
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.,"a -. AMERICAN REVIEW Foa al.

AMERICAN REVIEW FOR sU.
LIZ. -, CONTENTS.
Fine Clubs Of London .' 3. o. =. - .. 2, o.. p
American Society Gymnastics : 80 a.
Mount Lebanon; Lord Carlisle's Diary
Private Life and Household Of Charlemagne -
Persistence Of Physical Laws
Recent Records Of Travel 1879 ,-'.---
Ant, its meaning and method
Workingman's College
Criticisms New Publications
Published Quarterly for IS Per annum.
y To- FRANCk TAYEUR.'
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GRANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
- u s:sss . ssssssssszz.ss

GKEAT. SOUTHERN MAIL LINEt. i.
FsNWICE daily between WASHINGTON and
d the SOUTH, cia ALEXANDRIA. COR
LOUISVILLE aud RICHMOND-Ho night line
Sunday.
Leave Washington / before O'Clock m
Leave Alexandria 1 =" am
Leave Washington / pm
Leave Alexandria i I" 8 pm
FARES BY NIGHT LINE.
From Washington and Alexandria, 10 Cor
louisville. ................,..,..... So aj
From Gordonsvile 10 Richmond ........ %
Travellers will find the morning line the cheap
eSt, most pleasant and expeditions route 20 the
Greenbrier White Sulphn, Fauq uier White SUI
phur, Warm. Hot. Alum and Capon Spring.
Warrenton, Charlottesville Stanton St-aSbuTg
Hinchsster, Harrisonburg, Lexington, Weir 8
d.eburg, dc. .... -
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING
WITH EACH TRAIN OF CARS, ARRIy

w ing In Washington O. Alexan- Ill.
dria The Steamers THIS.
\ Ef or GEORGE WARRINGTON will MAKE
the above connections lea~in., asfffn5 ION al q
m, for the % -dnge and Ai-Xafdria Cars and Goa.
neci The same train od their arrival o..
H. MEALS furnished on the boats
Tie Boats connect with al the trains from Bal
umore SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
may ls-tf - - 80
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LANs, PERFUMhRY. T0tIEr ARrI.

EANS, PERFUMERY,. TOILET ARTI.
i Giles, &c.-We have now in store a large vari-
ETY. OF nne and common Fans, Harrison's and Lu-
Ting and playing Cards, Tooth Powders, Porte
Monnaies, Cigar Cases, Gard Gases, Baskets, &c =.
al Of which we are selling out at low prices to
suit the times at the Piano. Music, Stationery, and
Fancy Goods Store Of = q.
- a. a. o. John r. ELLIS,
516 Pa avenue, bet. 9Th and 18th sts 3.
may 23-u
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WATCHES, 80. ..t..-. ...... .....
w JEWELRY, .,.. 81.

NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO. are constantly receiving
large invoices OF the above, oer every article
in their line al the lowest rates
GOLD AND SILVER WORK of every de.
Scription made 10 order, such Az TESTING
MAILS, richly embenished, with appropriate de-
signs, SILVER TEA SETS, DINNER SEX
wees, &c. =.
Precious Stones setin every style, however elab.
ARMS, CREsTs, MOTTOES, &c; cut on
stone 80 - NJ. W.-GALT d BRO
as4 pa. av., between Ninth and Tenth SIS.
'e LIT
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FOX MOUNT YER NON.

I'M TUESDAYS AND FRIDAIss-FARE s,
~ round trip, 81; from Alexandria sTn
IS cents The steamer THOMAS @e5SE1, n
COLLYER leaves Washington at q aud AEexan-
dria at 9S O'Clock. Coaches leave the Capitol FOR
the boat at { h O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents Per-
sons wishing the coaches viii leave their residence
with George Thomas Parker. - r-. o.. q
Refreshments on the boat. .,-.r q -..r--i,-
oct eft SAA;L GEDSEE, CAPTAIN.
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From Alexandria TO Warrenton so GO

OMNlBU SES and BAGGAGE WAGONS will
BE- at the Depot Of the Washington Railroad. to
convey passengers and baggage To the Steamboat
for ALEXANDRIA,a distance Of 6 miles. allow
ing ample time for meals.
.-.. It,. *. w. VANDERBILT.
V III r.a...... Gen. Supt. o.
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DIR. l.. IL. WEIGHTS

TASrELESS liquid CAIHAkTIC,"
OR, FAMILY PEYSTc
TENHIS is the BEST, CHEAPESP, and MOST
Il EFFICIENT CATHARTIC EVER OF
FERED TO THE PUBLIC -
seating effect Of Pills, Oil, SIENNA, &c. ! ad pra.
ducing no gripping or other painful efiec.s IrSke
all other pureatves, IL searches to q q tott,m OF
the disease, thoroughly cleanses tie sioni h, and
NO FAMILY SHOULD eE WITHOUT 1T
children drink Il rea.,,ily and without forcing,
and NO MEDICINE Is MORE HIGHLY RE.
COMMANDED ,oy the MEDICAL FACULTY.
,tial and then judge for yourselves.
III can oe had wholesale and retail a. T.. II, STA,
bLEk d cos, Baltimore, or CHAS. SToTT
Co, Washington, ID. c.
DR.. WRIGHT'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT 4D9
oroedway, where the doctor can be consulted
daily on diseases generally, from II to p m,
without charge. 90 . lie I3-Gm
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT

THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANY'S STEAMER ALICEC. PRICE.
CAPT. SAMTEL BAKER,
WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON AT SIX
w O'Clock a. m, and ALEXAN-r ,.aiE.t
DRIA at O'Clock, a. m slxs...4,ss........s..
On TUESDAY MORNINGS-FOr Mattoy
Curroman, l.. Machodoc, Piney Point, Kinsaie:
and Cone. So. ...'
Wicomico, Leonardtown, Piney Point, 81. Mary's.
and Cone. -.. -. ..
On WEDNESDAY, (returningl-Leave Cone
at O'Clock, a. m, for st. Mary;s, Piney Point.
Leonardtown, Wicomco, and Chapel Point
On SATURDAY, (retllrningl-leave Cone al;
O'Clock, a. m, for kinsale, Piney Point, L. Ma
chodoc, curriorIran, and Mattox - - g.. ...
The A. c. Price will call at the usual LANDINGS
on the river when signals are made.
BY order Of the Board: 80 ... II
JAMES p. SMITH, President.
Alexandria, Va, June !, ls55.
IL lh-tf
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THE P0oe, GIKLs,-An Aberdeen paper
states tis iH she beautiful town Of Tain, with
a population of some 4 900 souls, there has
not been Z. Single snarIiase. fox twelve months.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
CN THE
PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW Or MARRIAGE

.. nj. u. La CEeIy, NJ. D., .....
ALBANY, Y: Y,
IL $50 Pages and i3O Fine, Plain, aud Co!ored
.. LithosTapLs aud Plates
Price only Twenty-Five Gents.
Seat Free Of Postage TO a.! .p1rf5 u Oh. Enior
BUDAPEST BOOK EVER PUBIL%YEp-
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STAR.
so,iGsTFr64,I

Let INN Who wiilrehearse The sony. L.sL ~
Ofgeufle,foye and bright romance t-e-.,
Let him who viii, With tripping tongue
Lead cleaning thoughts to fancy, s dance: =
But let me strike mine iron harp. Z, ,.-,--z-..,.
As Northern haLps were struck of Old
And let ITS NUMBER, cleaf and sharp III -;
Aroase the frse and hold : e6I -, - 2
NV hands that iron harp shall sweep: II -.
Till from each stroke new strains recoiI:
And forth the sounding eehoezIeapa
To join IN Sarousing song of toll
TilEmen Of Hniad-thefr thouaifts outs eak. -
And thoughts awake N kind red hihd,,
And stirring words shall never weak.
And fetters eeasetor Bind - ysE +-GJ
AIu, CId hIng sooil er Soul and sense. % g. Oh
That gtm5dus harPS whose iron string ~, =
Are Labor 5 mighty instruments,
Shall shake the thrones Of moftaf kiies ,.ts
And ring OF axe-and avn NOTE
.H ana uSn@ aansh th,dla af yiasineesniI: z
AND tapprlPg engineis vocal throat -
shan swHll he Song of TToh & - iI'V
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
> UNITED STATES Sa
MAIL STEAMERS. lk.n.ss

FsNHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
4 The
ATLANTIC, Captain West, -.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
BALTIC, Captain Constoek
ADRIATIC, Captain u rafto1.
These Ship s have been built by contract ex press
" for Government service; ever care has beel
taken IN their construction, IN the engines. &c
insure strength and speed, and their accclnmoda
lions for passengers are dnequallel fer ele.sancs
and comfort. ' ID
PRICE, OF PASSAGE.
From New York to Liverpool, IL sIstcabil, al2]
Second cabin, 20
Exclusive use Of extra size state rooms 500
From Liverpool to New York, $50 and e
An experienced Surgeon attdched 20 each Ship.
NO berth can be secured until paid for
For freight or passage apply to s-'
EDWARD X. COLLINS e. CO.,
Sc Wall street, New York
BROWN, SHIPLEY i CO,
E. 6. ROBERTS & CO,
- Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUSROE & CO, II.
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES Paris
GEORGE H. DRAPER. Havre. ~
The owners Of these ships viii not be accounta-
BILE for gold, silver, bullion, specie, ievelry pre-
cous stones, or metals, unless bills OF ladng are
signed therefor, and the value thereof therein eI-
pressed. nov l6-1y
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dIu CONTAINING ie1.ly
double the quantity of read
ing matter in that OF the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
Il treats on the PHYSIOI~.
O6Y OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret Inarni;'ai
and Disorder Of Youth an1.
Maturity, resulting from ex-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
erS, with Us1reryatione ~,
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MOTT BEDELL's LINE.

NEW YORK., ALEXANDRIA, WlSHiNv-,
TON CRY, AND DISTRIGTOFS0Lp 5-
. BIA PACKETS 4---,- -. 49, IL
rIVHIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS wEEK-
IL. LIZ from. pier IL Fast fivef, New y ork, ard
oftener II necessary, and is composed OF the fel-
lowing frst-class vessels: , -...i O. r
New schT A.V. RsDELt, BedeH MASTER 20.
New sch'r MoTT BEufLL, A. v. Tredwella' ~.
Sch'r ANY d., Wm. Olives, master. ~ -
Sch'r VIOLA st, l.. A. Smith, master. Il - -
Sch'r CoNxASpKR-IN-CHIEF,W oglun, masief.
Seh'T GREENwAy, Wilson, master. -
These vessels adj IA st salers, and the masters
are men Of experience In the trade, and the only
regular lire efNNash ington City pac kees . b.
MOTT BEDEl1s, --r -
.--..-r Wall street, New York. =
:. 5. MASTERS L. sons,
.-... ....- - Alexandra, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb I-5m Washington and ID. cfc.'
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A WONDERFUL discovery has recently been
made by Dr.. Cuffs, Of this city, in the treat
Inent or Consumption, Asthma ana all diseases
OF the Lungs. We refer 10 Or. CURTIS,S ny
GEANA, q: lSHALING HYGEAN VAPOR
AND CHERRY SYRUP. WIFI this new me-
thod Dr. C. has restored many afflicted ones to
health as an evidence Of which he has innumera-
Die certificates. Speaking of tSe treatment, ply
siGian remarks, at is evident that inhaing-con-
stantly breathing an agreeable healing vapor--the
medicinal properties must come in direc. contact
with the whole @rfal cavities Of the lungs and
thus escape the many AMI varied Changes produced
upon them when irItiOduc ed intO the stomach and
rsnDject 10 the process Of di gestionn Phe Hyge-
ara Is foI sale a. all the Druggists tnroughou, the
eo'lntry.-N. Y. DKtekntun Jan "a ~
The Inhaler is worn or the breast under the In
en-, without the least fEcoavenience-the heat OF
tie bod being SUFFICIENT TO evapOrate the fluid
H!ndfedS OK cases OF cure, like the following,
mig at be named. '''
One package OF the nygeGna has cured me Of
the Asthma Of SIX years standing.
i...s i. L. hEESRERRY, .
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BRANCH kAILKoaD,
A IN 60, sssssE

SHANGE OF hOURS.-On and after Mon.
~ day, the 23d instant, the Trains viii
Leave Washington at 9 and AZ a. NJ, and 3 and
Ak Pm. ...l
On Sunday at4xp.
81 pm. - -" d. 3.
On Sunday at K a: m. al. ....- .. .... &c. .
aP 3-tr II, II. PARSONS, Agent.
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= am cured Of the Asthms Of ten years. standing
by DR.. Curtis's Hygeana.. u .....
MkRGAEEf' EA<TnN Qyn,Liu, ~ "


by DR.. Curiss Hygeana.. - .....
MARGARET EAsToN, Brooklyn, NY.
MRS. PAUL, OF No. 8 Hammond street NJ Y,
vas cured " a severe Case CO Brunc hits nv the
HygsaHa. 80.
BY sister has pce1 cured Of q distressing cough
oiseTeIai years' standing, and decided to be Ia
e;Iiaol6 0y the pr JsiCians. She was cured IN one
Elonth oY the aYgeaHa.. t.... .......
III. 6AUpERT, PM. Richmond, lie.
The Rev. Or. CHEEVER, of New York, test.-
fcs afour medicine IA The following language:
NEW YoRg, Nov Is, 1857:
Dear Sir: I think highly OF DR., Curtis's Hyye-
a as remedy in diseases q. tie throat aud lungs
Having had some opportunity 10 testify lis efiCa-
cy, am convinced that il is most excellent rem
edy, both the Syrup and The inhaIing application
10 the chest. '-.
Prof. >. CENTER writes Us as follows: .
GentleInen-l have RECENTLY bad occasion to test
your Cherry Syrup and Hygean VapOr, in case
OF chronic sore throat, that had refused to yield
other foLi1s OF treatment, and the result has salts
tied ne that. Whatever may be the con position Of
your preparation. II is 40 imposition, but excel
lent remedy. wish for. the sake OF the afflicted
that it might be brought within the reach OF all
DIR. JOHNS, one of the most celebrated Physi-
clans in New York writes as follows:
DIR. CURTIs-Dear Sir--Havinr witnessed the
excellent effects OF your HygeaiIa or InhaliHg Hy-
geau Vspor and Cherry Syrup, in case of Chronic
Bronchitis, Dad being mueh ia fsvorof counter if
riiatiOn in affections " theroIt, Bronchial tubes
and lungs, 4 can therefore CL6eTiu!lY recommend
your MediCated Apparatus a. being the I,.Ost con-
venient and efectaal mode Of APPLYING anything
of ths kind L have'ever seen. No doubt thousands
Of persons nay be relieved, and many cured, by
Using y0ur medicines. n. .
l must here be allowed &c confess that / am op-
posed to prescribing or using seCrtt compounds,
but this little neatly contrived article and its ef-
fects in tEs case above alluded TO, have induced
me TO speak mHis tavor.
You are at liberty 70 ISc This in any way you
nay think proper. '>f.-. T.
, Respectfully, yours, a..
G. JOHNS, VI. D, u"
no. etS Houston street, n. Y.
Price three dollar. q package. -.
sod by CURTIS q r.aAt.>S ana lloyd
IL ils Chambers ST., NY.
our packages sent free 10 any part O, tas UNI
ted States for ten dollars
". B-Df onrtis'S Hygesha II the ORR GrNAI.
ana ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE: all Others
gre pase mitatlonS or vile and Injurious counter.
felts shun them az yOu would POISON. :
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Ia INC Hs' " a"' may 22-6m
CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-Gentlsmen, -
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These bitters are entirely rsge,dbls, they invie-
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II, and can be used FOR infants as well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and
bX r. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KID
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