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Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

UDOLPHo WOLFE.
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN \. oRLEAN:

WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N. ORLEANS
James w. Burke. 35 Common street
Caiy * Holmes. Gravier street
J. y. Grille N Co. 3s, 40 and ~ Oh Levee.
Goodrich X Co. "a Common street.
Eaton * Henderson. l6 New Lcvee.
G. VI. Bavly * Co. IS Canal street
Converse * Co. corner OF CaEal and New
Levee street.
F. J. Hart * Co. 70 Tchsupitoulas street.
Thomson Allen * Co. % Common street.
Schmidt x Ziesisr l75 Old Levee.
w l.. Lanier < Co.. sc Poydras street.
A. x II. Block. and Front street
Elliot K Co. 10 Poydras street
Payne. Stcel x Co.. n Tchoupitonas street.
Bunnell a BaliiG lu LTayler street.
y. WI Coelrr ito Common street.
O. q. Woodman. corner Of Magazine and Com.
mon streets
John Wright * Co, Isl Chzrtres street.
Hall, Kemp X Co., No. Tchoupitonlas street
And all the Wholesale druggists and sroeers in
fhs United States tnr2l-2l-3m
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
Kansas Affairs.

NEW YORK, July, 10.-We have in
telligence here to-day that the Kansas
pseudo-Legislature had reorganised at To-
peka, but that Col. Sumner having APP
peared before the place with 200 men and
two field-pieees, the assembly was quietly
dissolved.
We have also the information here to-
day that convention is in session at
Buffalo, with the object of securing unity
of action with respect to Kansas, among
the anti-slavery party. Reeder is the
President
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

R5- At Black Republican meeting at
Monroe, Wisconsin, on the Slst ult., the
following resolution was adopted: Resolved.
That it is the duty of the North, in case
they fail in electing President and a
Congress that will restore freedom to Kan
sas, to revolutionize the government.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
The American Organ.

We have through some inadvertencc
failed up to the present time to give the
following prospectus, room in our col
umns. 1t is, however, never too late to
do a good deed. Our friends cannot sub
scribe for more effectiveexponent Of the
principles of the American party than the
Organ and if they will send on for it for
three months they will he fully satisfied
with the experiment, and be almost GER
tain to continue it:
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
THE GREAT DTCKENsON

@ o II y - III l. i l. T. r..
T HAVE purchased tue patent right Tor the
l. above great Corn Shelters for the State Of Ar
kausas.and will al as early day possible.be at
Little Rock prepared % sell machines and the
patent right Tor counties Throughout the entire
Stale
The rights fur this celebrated Corn Shelter Lave
been disposed ni iDr every State In The Union. at
enormous rate ani ii need hut to be seen 10
commend itaelf ~ every practical man.
it commruis itseii.
l-t. BY IT, eheanness.
ll Durability. simplicity. lightHess portability
and no chance to get out o. order.
3D. The manner 81 doing it, yyork-and this is
curious enough. In al other machines the corn
j. removed by a grinding. crushing. mashing.
iammi-- pIo-ess. but in this IL is picked Of a
child would DO with Us fingers.
iih. No matter y hat j. the size Of the cob. OF
shape. every kernel d aken of and done 50 neatly
that not even the chut or husk that holds the corn
il III al disturbed or rubbed of. hence the corn
u rlean-drp1sitrd III a lag or box. while the
r0h- nnhrnlrH aTe Tia on one slde by the machine
iflaii.
5fh. Ail other machines require sn much power
that they are almost useless. while this il ruth ana
irt hv 10Y III I2 wears Ola, v no will shell from
50 tn 20 bushels . day.
9Th. But the most wonderful performance oi
this curious machine is the fact that i shells We,
aud Green com. Just as easily as Dry corn
9Th. This Is the only machine that will select
and shell corn foI seed. witaou; injury 70 the
grain
wM. HERvET ALLEN.
/ April Q. 1856. itti
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

'E1- We are indebted to our friend Mr..
CHAs B. HOOP, of New York, for late
dates From the New York Express OF
the 4th inst, we take the following
Where are now the advocates of foreign
ism, squatter sovereignty, ete-?-
Especial Dispatch to The NJ Y Express. ]
WASHINGTON, July 3.
The Senate, after a most fatigueing
night session from II o'clock Wednesday.
to Thursday, s o'clock A. NJ, has just ad-
journed.
The Kansas-Ncbraska Pacifeation Bill
Is passed-ayes 81, noes u. 1t is not a
. perfect Bill, but if the Black Republicans
in the House desire, they can remove any
imperfeetion, and restore peace to a dis
ordered country. But Seward & Co. will
not permit it. TIE intention is to keep open
the sore, and .fi-ettjng and .fcstcriEg, in
order to sustain themselves in the re-elec
tion Of members of Congress.
The important amendment moved by
Mr. Adams, (Senator from Mississippi
American) to restore to American citizens
the control of the Government in Kansas,
prevailed. Ayes twenty-five, noes sixteen
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
10 ALL WHO Use LIQUOR.
WlLFEiS SrHiElAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.


-T- f-hiH celebrated beverage is manufactured
w fHr ia-tary W th- unlrrl=ued. Az srhielanl.
Holland IIc !. tFs importer. as VIII as the TX
elusive maraiariuFc5 cl thc article. ana nc rre-
rara,ion bearing tbs name % -Schnarps" that i
no. ,-------I -.,t,, num has establishment in
New Yara. 90 f--s'' ''-' '- - or cities j.
.......i... 90 rsIiau-c.
!, Is made from barley Of the fuc=t quality
selected .g.u great care from the products Of the
most fshrated rrain-=raE ir= districts is flavor
M t.Ifh the essence ui thc aromatic Juniper Berry
af liarg, ard W rerttfel by Feru'i1r process.
whiaA eSprt. fr1Hl tac -p.rit every arrd particle
Asa means Vi preventing and correcting the
ii.aerecaar ani amen danEcr1u. effects produced
ur,r thr stomach aud bowels hy 4 change o.
uaier-i visitation 70 which travellers. new set
Tiers and all uuarclinatcd persons are liable
the Schir,am Aromatic Srhnapps VIII be found
absolutely iuialli5c: while. IN cases Of dFopsy-
gravel obstruction Of the Kidneys diseases Of the
bladder. dyspepsia. ague and fever and general
debility. il j. recommended most enphaticlily
by The most distinguished members Of the medical
profession.
wi-h thr public IN understand thc schnaPps
4. not soid by ihe sailoa Ny pipe II " oniy 80
III quart aHI pint bottles in cases of 7He dozen
quarts ard two iazrn pints, cach bottle developed
iu yellow paper. with my name on the bottle
cork. and lac simiie Of my signature on the Ia
bel For sale at al the respectable Druggists and
GroceTs. -
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

The United States Senate have passed
the House bill for the admission of Kansas,
with the trilin. amendment Of striking
it all out, except the enacting clause; and
substituting rs an amendment their own
bill, which they had formerly passed, IS 4
separate measure. The parliamentary eff
feet will be. that when this bill goes back
to the House the question will be direct
ly and simply ON agreeing to the Senatc's
amendment. which Is in fact the Senate
bill. or adhering to the House bill
This does not, like an-oEiginal bill from
the Senate, require a certain number Of
readings, reference to a committee, &c.,
which cannot be dispensed with, without
a suspension Of the rules, by vote Of two
thirds \ majority can dispose of it, at
any time, and il there be majority in its
favor no parliamentary manUuyrs can staye
it off, or defeat it IL was in that way
that Mr.. Clay's compromise tariff Of 1888
was saved. 1t had passed the Senate and
come into the House, where il was feared
that it could not have got through al
the stages Of Il new bill Mr.. Letcher, Of
Kentucky, moved it, entire. as an amend
ment to another bill, and the majority put
it through at once. The Kansas bill Of
the Senate Is, therefore, in the most ad-
vantagcous position to compel the House
to come to direct vote upon il; and in
despite Of the furious opposition of the
Free Soil leaders, in both Houses. snd in
the press, there are good grounds for
hoping that it will become a law.
Y u p5-al5f,,.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
CABINET MANUFACT0RY

WASHINGTON. .......... ARKANSAS.
TNHE uBdeTsigBed would respectfully INFORM
i the citizens Of WASHINGTON ard ITS vicInlt-
that ne still coutinuFs % manufacture and repair
e. IL HE Va E1E- IL EE E7-I
at has Manufacturing Rooms sa Main street. one
door west ni the Washington Hduss- where he
will az all times be prepared ~ I'LL any orders in
biz line of business
He would also announce tn the public tL7i he
has HEARSE always I'LL readiness and wili
yive prompt attention 10 FEnerals-fOffins
made 10 order. ID HI HAWKS.
Uasiirgfon May 20- sJ-- 25-iE
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Iyusgies. Carriages. &c.

and in fact, any and every thing in Their line oi
business. a. well a. 1t can be done any where.
Those wishing To purchase. will please call aud
satisfy themselves, by an examination of work
TOW in the shop.
NJ J. WILSON & co.
Ryrrr ro-N. $. Graves p. McC1liuu. D. T.
Powell, n. W & J. s. Richmonds, Hinton x
Ward. Toney & Holneit.
Camden, June 90, 1856. 17i
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

CoINTY or HENrsrEAD.
II the HsHps,rai Cirrna Count on the Clanoery
side nierodf, JiHs Term, juno l6ih, "A. ID. 1856.
William II. E;ter and Daniel E.
Williams, soiapldiHaHfs-
Elijah Ferguson as Executor OF
Thomas II. w. Madiux. ami -h4'I"y
the unknown heirs III Phebe
Maria Louisa Maddox, dec.
ana Others, Defendants.
q (tOMPLAINANTS. By their counsel. came
" and moved the court Tor a writ Of subpnna
10 this case. 10 be issued against the said Fergu-
son and osher defendants residents oi this STATE
reiuruable 10 the next term ui this court. which
motion j. granted and 1t being represented 20
the court here that since the Institution OF this
suit the said Pheb= Maria NadduN hath departed
this lite AMI there being no administration on
her estate a. Jar as known. and the names 81 the
heirs and iesaI representatives ~ said PAe5r be-
iuz unknnwl- Il II therefore ordered that thiE
ui saii Phebe Maria L9ui.a NaiaaX. ni..l ,t.-
plarr Nj The residence ~ the unknown heirs ~
mid Phebe heug supposed To be hry ynnn THE limits
Of th. State III b. therefore ordered that nuhIicz-
iIon be made In the Washington Telegraph. a
. newspaper published in this State according to
law. requiring said nor resident defendants that
unless said nou-residcut defendants shall be and
appear before the Judge olour Hampstead circuit
court ln rhauCery sitting. or before the third
day ni the next term thereof az a court 20 be
holien at .he courthouse 10 the town Of Wash
lug'nu. 20 sid county. commencing on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday % September.
A. u. 1886 anil plead. answer Dr. dernur fo sait
biI ttlr Object ~ which n n have a partition
anh accounting between thr parties ior certain
l1'~ in fhc town va Washington AIk-.l thr same
"I.l hu ilAen i1r confessed. ari decree entered
accordingly
\ 'rge rory f'oHn 'hs rsrerd; ,.,-ps
b 4. III Srsvs y q ~
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Since the introhnrtion of my Srhicdam Are
matte Schu.pr. int1 fhc United States, number
IL LIQUOR Mixers w New Ycrk. Boston aud Phii-
adelphia have been engaged w putting up mixed
AVA poisonous Gin IN green cases and iu-s. and to
bc pllmed of upon the uuwary for my genuine
schuapps have directed my agents ~ institute
legal proceedings against all persons who they
may ascertain 10 be engaged in this most atroci-
Gus system Of deception. and ! call on the press
and the public to aid them in their efforts to
remedy SO great an evil.
znA trnr
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
To STOCK RAIsERs-

T TAKE this methad Or announcing n the
farming community generally. o. io All those
desirou. of raising fine horses, that have pur-
,k.seJ Inc tboroueh bred Horse
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MIR E- P- WASHBOURNE informs the ciii-
vi zens Of Washington anl vicinity Chat he has
taken room On the sra fooT of tile Odd Fel-
lows Hall. and respectfully invites them-ladles
and seniiemen-to visit his studio and see lis
paintings. He Will Trrr ain a. long as It i 10 lie
interest 10 DO SC.
Mr.. W. has studied 1nder tie best Artists o.
New York, and Is ! student OF Tia, y A. Academy
Of Design.
Washington. Jal. 20 SO. s-tt
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
CHOICE LAND FOR SALE,

nNE THOUSAND ACRES or CHOICE
~ LAND. located about nine miles northwest
~ Washington. On ihe AuItl Fork of The Ozan,
Will Ne OH On reasonable terms, ii application
De made soon. The tract embraces tbe following
mum bers. to wit.
The Sc OF section eleven.
SW OF section twelve.
West Of Ne of section twelve,
SW OF SE ol section twelve.
NV Of section thirteen.
Z Of Sc Z oi section thII:eca
NJ Of section fourteen.
NE Of section tWeuty-icrr.
AT in township ten, south, IL range 20 e r-t-
Apply t0
WI. WI ANDREWS.
Washington AFk.- Tune IL l.5G- a6-ff
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Correspondence cftae Ne,r Torh Erpress.
Cot.UMBUs. June ., 1886.

Colt MBUS. june -, 1870.
THINGS IN ONO ALI RGmT.-The
American cause Is progressing under the
new order of things. 1t received a severe
blow by uniting with the so called Bepub-
lican party in this State last fall, by caus-
ing great many good men. who had the
interest Of the country at heart, to leave
the ranks, and they were for time at a
loss where to 20, but since the nomination
OF Fillmore and Donelson, by the National
Cuncil, and the sundering apart from the
abolition and sectional wing, they are again
in the ranks doing good work in the good
and glorious cause of Americanism.
Spooner and Ford thought they could
sell the American party to the Republi-
cans, body and soul. but they counted
without their host, and to-day ! can safe
" say that the party stands on more
sure foundation, and with better pros
pect of success than ever, because it is
about purgcd of all designing denagogaes
and traitors, and is now in the hands OF
it, friends BY next fall Ohio will roll
up handsome vote for our nominees
The Councils throughout the State are
busy at work, and the ball is rolling on
| hold the American party as the only true
national party now in existence
T. S. $.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
CIRCULAR .

The undersigned, members of the Ma
hoBGi E.recUtjUc Committee Of he Inner
ican Party, have pleasure in announcing
to the people that satisfactory arrange.
ments for the future maintainance of the
AMERICAN ORGAN, as nauthoritive crpo-
ReRt and ddrOcdte of the principles of the
american Party, have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these
new auspices, the undersigned cheerfully
commend the AMERICAN ORGAN to the
generous confidence of the American
Party, in every section Of the Confedera-
cy, and they hope its columns may COM
mand the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL. of Nv.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, of y. Y.
j. MORRISON HARRIS. Of Nd.
JACOB BROOM, of Penn.
WASHINGTON d. C., May Is, 1856.
Prospectus of the American Organ.
The american Organ having been
adopted by the E-resutirc Committee of the
IHiericdH members Of Congress, rs the
ceHtrai organ of the 1merioaR Party. the
proprietor, with view to its general and
extensive circulation throughout the cOun-
try, has determined, on consultation with
his political friends, 10 furnish the
same to subscribers, whose subscriptions
are remitted after Nay hhe lst-, and dr.
ring tie months Nay, June, and .July. on
the following reduced terms, to wit:
Dpily Organ, for one year 80 90
Daily Organ, for six months , 90
Weekly organ, for one year to single
subscribers l 80
WecLLy Organ, for six months to sin
ale subscribers l -
Weekly Orgrn, for one year, to clubs
Of eight or more subscribers, each 70
Weekly organ, for b,e campaign, to
wit: from lst .JHiy 10 l5h NoUe7a-
H., ea..b 5u
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
The Canvass.

Col. Fowler has accepted de invitation
of Col Warren, aud will mat him a, the
places designated in Col. vs. list Of ap-
pointmcn,s. CO.. Fowler also soleiis the
pleasure Of Col Warrcn's company at the
following places aud times. 70 wit:
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
Speaking

H., can ids,ss f1r Prosecuting Attorney vIll
address their -.1ys cItzcus ~ ihr .nIirwHe tmrs
and places. 70 Wit
Cent?. Point Sewer CO. Welrrsisr.. July 20
pararila. Ihurssiar.. 30
Niur Cr.-t, iicups,cJl CO., saturday 90
spring Hill NeAur-iay 90
Red Llnd sprlz-ias', slturtav-..... August =
TIC I'.',lie are respectfully invited - '''e"'''
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
NEGROES WANTED.
Money i'm the Treasury.

Ii persons having Hampstead county Scrip
n bearing interest. will present u Inmedtaie-
" Tor payment. a. there is money IL my hands
TO redeem the same DAVID BLOCK,
County Treasurer.
Washington. July Is. 1856. colt
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

A FEW Hundred Dollars worth OF Slramr
"a t.lni SCRIP for 80. Red River District
Apply t9
A p. WILLIAMS.
Washington. June 25, 1856 26.tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

Should any part Of this arrangement b.
changed. by mutual consent, T lie sHc-
rc,iiou uf friends. timely noli;e viii be
given
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

consisting ri Ii thr various articles ryer Kept III
tHl. p.lrr. whirE ! propose ti sril a. moderate
pr.tif tor cash. or N prompt customers on the
usual time Purchasers wiiI % well 20 give me
d esiL as I v.l otfer Inducements equal 10 any
house go Washington.
Tharkill ior the liberal patronage which hss
heen extended 20 me. solicit a sti further share
0i public iavar.
4. 7. BELLER.
Washington June 25. i-15. 2Ctf
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CAR RIA L no II
on THE IIILE.
CAMDEN, ARKANSAS.

TINE Undersigned having en- =sZ
Il plnyed the vcry best Mechan- - .f..-5:y|
les. aud having on hand fine stock S--l-El
OF Material OF the best quality, arc now r-adr to
execute. in a substantial, neat ana workman-like
style.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
Nctice.

A Ii orders for Groceries through tie Gu
II Of ID. & Y. BLock Of Washington ATksn--.
will be promptly executed b, u.
A x II. BLOCK,
2s Common and 81 Cal5Gi Sfrori.
NEw ORLEASs. Nov Ist 1851 l4-+f.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

DRS. WILLIAMS & HART have removed
IL their office to WI Y. Hart a Co.'S Drug
Store ana drDr eastof the Washington Honae and
directly oTp0silt So Planters Hotel
When not az The office Dr. w-rrrars can be
iunnd al his Plantation. two miles southeast oi
town.
MAY 2l. 1856. 2lE
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
Public Speaking.

Col. ". p. Grace. American Hnmiler inr Elrr-
tor, will meet Gen. HcmTs'eai at 'hr in.IlNInE
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
Caution TO Persons who Drink at Bar
and Hotels.

and Hotels.
Numerous complaints are made Of persons who
keep bars On steamboats, and IN hotels, who till
my empty bottles with common Gin and seli i
to the unsusPertinE for my
schiedam Aromatic Schuapps,
I would theTesoTe advise all who drink the
sehnlpps At such places, 70 mark the appearance
Of the bottle; and if the outside wrapper or Label
should be defaeed, to refuse to drink, unless a
fresh bottle is opened.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
Fist1's Metallic Burial Gases.

TINE undersigned. prorTietors Of the Right to
IL Sell Figk'E Msf1Iir BEglEi CEscs ID Territory
w which includes the State Of Arkansas. would call
the attention OF Undertakes Throughout the State
20 this article. now 30 generally known They
are prepared 10 supply wholesale dealers on lib
eral terms and forward circulars 10 any Of then
on srplication. by letter or otherwise The
wholesale prices, lined. &c. range iron sc 10
e25. RAYMOND & CO.
2i.c 53G Broadway New York
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
NAYS l6.

-NAl = H.
Allen, of X. |.
Bigler, of Penn.
Butler, of s. c.
Bright, of Ind.
Cass, of Mich.
Dodge, of Wis.
Douglas, Of III.
Evans, of 5. c.
Jones, of Tenn.
Pugh, of Ohio.
Se1cord, Of ". J.
Slidell, of La.
Toombs, Of Ga.
W eller, of Cal.
Wilson, of Mass.
Wright, of \. J.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
The state of Arkansas.

For sale by A. I. BELLEE.
Washington. July ,. 1856.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

UDOLPHo WOLFE.
Sple Importer and Manufacturer.
DEPOT S. 90 & - Beaver Street. \. York.
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AYES %.

AYES -
Adams, of Miss.
Bayard, of Del.
Bell, of Tenn.
Bragg, of N. c.
Broadhead, of Penn.
eBrown, of Miss,
Clay, jr., of Ala.
Clayton, of Del.
Collamer, Of VT.
Crittenden, of Ky.
Fesscnden, of Me.
Fitzpatrick, Of Ala.
Foot, of Vt.
Foster, of Conn.
Geyer, of Mo.
Hunter, of Va.
johnson, of Ark.
Mallory. of Fla.
Mason, of Va.
Reid, Of y. G.
Thompson, of Ky,
ulee. of Fla.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
swamp Land scrip for sale,

Arrlals56
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REMOVAL.

LANDHE ffE's SshDES sEbDs
Feb ;. 1886.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

ws.aiasion. June 81. is56. 2ot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-03
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MEDICAL.

A sssss .1a PhysiSso.i Sa%s ss 1
hGca s author and so;s,s hSndrsd eSoa S gsss
Nassau stree. Who viii forward by mail fee receipt q
Prom The Medical and Surgical R.v,sw'rhe mos,
he gscsr tone Of dsiicacy and morality which pervades
f,ArARRH CURED BY NEW PRooEss-No SNUFF
~ uaod or medicine taken into the stomach. complete
Warranted and terms moderate reference given by
e By
~ rase saias seysp. Edition. $40 pages g soorod
srsys :
ioSP. N. Il Rsads sxeet, corner Of 30 Broadway.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DELICATE DISEASES
n oG viii s MY
ds M In The system 70 break ont some future day can
TnE WONDER OF THE AGE EDR. ToBIAs's vBgk
tan Lnn eat warranted % cure cholera colc, seasc
saS .n: Ii n Old
Capt oomso Sss q ssss .. sDs B.o s was
cured Of severe attack Of ehronic rheumatism 10 lew dsss
by Or. Tobiass celebrated venhisn Lininent
FROM THE EDITOR or The roIIcE aAzKTrH
pr robias-pear sir Please send me is~ more bottles q
your Venetian Lniment, and allow 70 state 81 The
time H.. whenever have Sscd for ssus aug p,n tool
Of friends also nnment and bear testimony "
high value am dear SIR, yours, very respectfully;
nHrnA1rs TWO YEARS CURED Y rwys.yrS0l aOTs:
Dear Sir allow myself to be respect to your
valuab Venetian Eminent suffered years rheu
mam and have been treated by several physicians and Also
used many patent medicines without relief until friend ad
vieed to and wonderful TO relate, cured
entirely by two applications You may this it,
and the means Of Who suffering from thai
awful complaint being cured will afford me pleasure, and
THoREE WALKING, No. ST. Washington street.
10 pr. TOBIAS, No. so Cortlandt street.
Pr % 2B and 80 cents. Sold by all the druggiss.
yrRIEsEMAR, THE GREAT EUROPEAN DIsOovERY.-
Protected royal letters patent OF England and secured
pcral College OF Medicine Vienna No l. is he
remedy for general desily, shattered constitutions and AL
the distressing arising rom early abuse -:
It's effects efcacous In youth manhood and Old age An
physical npedments vanish like magic before ~ influence,
hus rendering It's invaluable 70 those entering ne mari
age state. Tresemar, No. completely and entirely era
Gates al traces of those disorders which aud enbcbs
health Of a portion ~ he population. Tresemar
great European for that clA of dbogdezu whsh.
unfortunately The English physician treats with mercury
Inc inevitable destruction OF the patients oonsltu0n ana
which ali Inc the world cannot remove Teee-
mar Nos l. alike devoid Of ssneu ana a
ali nauseaupg qualities They may be laid on The toilet
table WITHOUT their use being suspected Sold cases.
and N sT cases whereby there is q saving Of o. a.
demand Roux &c To be had, wholesale aud re4a Mr. II
A. BARROW 81 Greene street Canal New York tho
especially appointed agent Tor every OF America Immo-
diatey on receiving remittance, Mn Barrsw win
Treeemar To any part OF the world securely
drced acco' drr 10 tho INSTRUCTIONS o tho vvter o.
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