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$100---Proclamation.

$100---Proclamation.
To the Mayor and Citizens of Philadelphia
and the Union:
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, PARALYSIS, Asthma, Piles
Gout, Fever and Ague letter, Pelons, Swellings Of
all kinds, Cramps, Deafness-and some other cases
that have treated successfully-and to forfeit any
public Institution the Mayor may name, 500, If my
genuine Electric Oil does not make an eectua cure in
each case.
We now insert letter Just received from Henry
Wiley, ESQ.,, who went TO England six weeks since,
ito die }
LONDON, July 10, 1855.
PRor. DIX GRATH, Phila-Dear Sir: When lcft
home for my health, (scrofulous eruption., &c.,
never expected to return again, believing that my
complaint would soon carry me OF. When you saved
three bottles of your Electric Oil with
merely palliative, / did not think would SO very
soon be called upon 10 thank you, now do for my
complete restoration.
can only say, before the departure of the
steamer, that you have only come here with your
Oil, to make fortune in one year. There is not an
other similar medicine In England, II In the world
will write by next steamer. Yours most truly,
HENRY WILEY.
1t cannot be their imagnations who state that old
years, have been cured by this Oil IL cannot be un
true deception, where pain is relieved in one
day, often in half an hour. No! common sense die.
tales no land Coz written letters say no Come and
them. regular Doctor in attendance, and ladies
can consult lady privately, by dropping a line to
the Office. Advice from distance, making inquiries
that any physician can answer, will be promptly at
tended TO. Always enclose stamp services are
way All cases treated literally with without tho
Oil, have two physicians associated for this express
purpose. Prof c. DE GRATH,
No. 80 South Eighth Street.. Phila.
Please notify OF any OF failure TO In from
hall On hour 10 three weeks, az wish TO cure all
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FIRST PREMIUM
GOLD MEDAL PIANO 'F0RTES,
STEIN WAY & SONS,
~

MANUFACTURERS "a Walker street, near Broad
WI way, New York, invite public attention 20 their
newly improved Piano Fortes with and without Iron
Frame, pronounced superior to any other instruments
before the public, by the most competent judges.
Steinway * Son were awarded three First Prise Med
ais within the last year, in competition with the most
celebrated manufacturers of Boston, New York, Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, for the best Piano Fortes.
Every instrument warranted for three years, TO give
entire satisfaction the purchase money will be
funded sep20dfhwly-R
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BY WIN. Y. WILEY.
F A r M FOR S A L E
AT Auction.

I WILL SELL at Public Auction Thursday, Dec.
l4th, 1856, at O'Clock r M, in front Of Billiards.
HOTEL In Clermont nine miles northwest OF lndianap-
oils, on the Crawforsdve State Road, the well known
John Jordan Farm, containing One Hundred and sixty
acres of frst-rate land.
This land is situated on Eagle Creek, u of a mile
ST of Clermont In Wayne Township, Marion county,
adjoining Holmes Grist and Saw Mills; 90 or 30 acres
cleared; balance well tmbered Never falling Springs
in every field, Of which Sulphur Springs. Eagle
Greek runs through the southeast corner The whole
under fence, lying on the county Road, and nearly
touching the Charlottesville Plank Road Soil Is first
rate; 90 bottom balance upland, high dry and
rolling. First-rate Orchard Of about 100 trees IT,
Terms-One-ifth cash, one-fGth in 8, IL, Is and "A
months, with interest
noy25-d&wts. WIN. Y. WILEY, Auctioneer.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.
Beef Cattle-Slow OF sale, and prices uuehanged-
Sales Of $500 head at 81 50gl0 80.
sheep-In active demand, and unchanged IN PRICE
Sales OF 1900 head
Swine-Less active and easier. Sales 6 eco head.
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or Buck Mckinney, a notorious charac-
ter, well known by the police of lndianapo-
lis, shot German the other day-at Column
bus, Ind. 1t is not certain whether the wound
ed man will recover. Mckinney is still at
large.
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CAUTION TO AGUE sITFFFRERs

Take no more Arsenic, TONES, Mercury, Quinine,
Febrfuges, strychnine or Anu-Perodics Of any kind.
The well known inefciency OF these noxious poi-ons
proves them be the offspring either Of false medical
principles, Of mercenary quacks- The only remedy
In existence that IL both sure and harmeless,s
RHODES, FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
m For sale BY 4. BROWNING wholesale and Re.
tail Agent, Indianapolis, Ind
Sepf- 4, ddkv 6me.
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Dciu Win diseases OF
the hair or scalp, read the following and judge for
MRS. 5. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
RESTORER.
Rev. NJ. Thaeher go years Of age,) Pitcher Che
mango County, New York a. My hair is now restored
to its natural color and ceases 10 fall''
Rev. VIM Gutter 3D. Mothers Magazine MY. amy
hair is changed TO its natural color and growing on
bald spot czc.n
Rev. B. P. Stone, d. D., Concord, y. My
hair, which was gray is now restored to its natural
color, &C.,
Rev. d. Clendenin, Chicago. H., "I can add my
testimony, and recommend IL 10 my friends"
Rev. ID. T. Wood, Middletown. N. Y. Ny own
hair greatly thickened, and also that of my
family, who was becoming bald, e<c.n
Rev. J. p. Tustin, Charleston, S. c. Z" The white
hair is becoming obviated, and new hair forming &c.
Rev. A. Frink, Silver Greek, N. Y. 'Ithas produced
good effect on my hair, and can and have recon-
mended t.n
Rev. Jos. Mckee, Pastor of the West D. R. Church,
n. Y. recommendsit.
Rev. ID. Morris, Cross River, n. ", also, and
Mrs. Rev. II. A. Pratt, Hamden, N. Y.
We might swell this list but If the above fails TO
vince-TRY II Sold by all the principal merchants
in the United States, Cuba and Canada. Wholesale and
Retail depot, No. 355 Broome Street, New York
Some dealers try to sell articles instead Of this on
which they make more prof If write TO depot
for circular and information. noy6- lm-d&w-R.
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IF YOUR HAIR IS FALLING OFF, IL can be pre-
vented and preserved in healthy and lnxuriant
growth, by The use ofBALLARD'S II AIR FASTENER,
price 25 cents, so cents and S-eeea thy perfumed.
IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY, there is nothing equal
to BILLIARDS. HAIR DYE. II makes any shade
n.:rng the hair the skin Ii for these peer
less qualities il received the premium at the Worlds
Fair and the endorsement Of those eminent chemists
Drs. Chiffon and Torrey.
Manufactured, sold and applied at 49e and 500 Broad
way, New York. sept30-ddwlS-R
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT

LEwIsBUzG, Union Co., Pa, May 2, 1855
Ma. J. A. RHopKs-Dear Sir, The box OF medicines
you sent ms duly received on the llih ofApril
have sold about half OF II, and 80 Car the psople
who have used satisfied that has cured hem Ia
has certainly stopped the Ague In every one who has
used IT, and six OF the eases Of long standing Nv
sister. who has had for Eve yea back and could
never get IL stopped except BY Qunine, OILY
as long as she would take IT, IL think, entirely
cured by your remedy. c. r. McGINLEY.-
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$500 REWARD.

DANAWAY, ON THE THIRTEENTH OF SEPT,
III last from the subscriber, living Bewleyville,
Breckenridge county, KY, NEGRO BOY, by the
name Of 90 Zack''-about "a 25 years of age very
black and gums dark color weighs about 100 pounds
medium height inclined to be round bodied and round
shouldered; one has been broken, which can be
easily ascertained by examination.
Said Boy was last seen in Indiana, and have good
reason TO believe he Il either In Indiana or Ohio.
will pay the above reward IL delivered in any Jail OF
Kentucky, that get him.
PEYTON J. HENDERSON.
nOy5.pdWfW.
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RHODES FEVER AND AGUE


FOR the Prevention and Cure ofINrER-
MITrENT and REMITTENr FEvERs, FEVER
and AGUE, CHILLs and FEVER, DUMB
AGUE, GENERAL DEBILITY, NIGHT
SwEATs, and all other forms of disease
which have common origin in Malaria
or Misasma.
Thisis NATURAL ANT1DoTE, which win entirely
protect any resident traveller In the most SICK
" or svampy localities, from any Ague or Bilious die
Whatever, any injury from constantly inhaling
Malaria or MasmA
II will instantly check the Ague In persons who have
suffered from any length OF time, from one day 10
twenty years. that they need never have another
chill, by continuing in use according 10 directions The
patient at once begins 70 recover sppetite and
strength, and continues until permanent and radical
cure Is effected
One or bottles win answer for ordinary case.
may require more. Directions printed In herman
Prencs and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price
One i'c Jar. Liberal discounts made 10 the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, h. I.
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Now york Express,

III To place the 90 WEEKLY EXPRESS - before
wider circle of readers, it will in future be published
upon the cash system.
With the cash plan its price will be reduced rate
which will enable all who wish to obtain il, 10 do
the price Of the cheapest of the papers
of New York.
The "WEEKLY EXPRESS" will contain in addi-
ton the usual POLITICAL general news, miscellaneous
and other reading of agreeable family paper,
the NEw YORK MARKETS. stock and money markets,
together with the CATTLE MARKETS OF the country and
such foreign markets of general interest.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27

ITO LIQUOR DEALERS WHOLESALE GRO
L GERS, Druggists, Photographers, Ambrotypers,
Pyrotechnsts, Glass Manufacturers, and Africans in
general.
Best Cognac Oil 10 produce high favored Brandy
with pure sprits wise the evorings for every kind
Liquor and The OF Jamaica and 81 Crcx Rum,
Holland and English Gin; Apple, Peach and Cherry
Brandy; Monongahela Bourb Irish and Scotch Wits
ky Port Wine and MADEIRA Wines; Cclorng for Bran
dy and Port Wine. Chemicals for all the arts; metals
such Platinia, Bismutn, Cadmium. Asbestos Msng-
Vienna Lime, Gutta Percha Bottles and Dppers
Cyanide, Potassium; Essential Oils Lemon, Berga-
mot, Lavender. Cloves, Juniper, Caraway, Rose
Orange, Vanilla, Insect Powder and Fly Paper.
For sale the most moderate terms, by
DIR. FEUCHTWANGER, Chemist,
sept30-d&wlw-R l3 Maiden Lane, New Yoik.
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Commencement Of New Volume.
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER.

run DEUEMbEn,
sUNNYsIDE, THE HOME OF WASHINGTON IR-
WING.
Illustrated by Twenty-seven Rngra-
wings.
SCRAPS FROM AN ARTISTS NOTE BOOK
Illustrated by Nine Engravings.
A GIGANTIC CENTIPEDE.
Illustrated by Engraving.
PASSAGES OF EASTERN TRAVEL. By AN AxKRI.
Illustrated by Nine Ensravings.
THE WHITE HILLS IN OCTOBER.
HOW 1T HAPPENED.
HOW TO KEEP WELL.
THE OLD MANS STORY
THE VIRGINIA EDITOR.
THE SHELL AND THE PEARL
A PRINCE OF INTRIGUE.
THE CRYSTAL BELL
THE FALL OF ISLAM
SOWING IN TEARS.
LITTLE DORRIT. By CHARLrs DICKENS.
ILLcsrRATIoss.-Mr. Sparkler under a reverse OF
Circumstances-Instinct stronger Than Training
CHAPTER XII. Something Wrong Somewhere.
CHAPTER XIII. Something Right Somewhere
CHAPTER XIII. Prunes and Prism.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
Books Of the Month.
EDITORS TABLE
EDITORS EASY CAAIR
EDITORS Dh.swER.
illustrate by Four Bngravings.
FASHIONS FOR Die EMBER
ILLusTRkToSs.-Evening costumes.-Sortie du
al.-Coifrures-Head Dress.
SUBSCRIBERS TO HARPER's MAGAZINE, whose
subscriptions expire with the present Number are re-
spectfully requested TO renew them without delay.
TERxs.-The Magazine may be obtained of Book
sellers, Periodical Agents, from the Publishers at
THREE DOLLARS year, or TwKSTY-FrvE CKsTs a num-
ber The semi annual volumes, as completed, neatly
bound in cloth, sold Two Dollars EACH and Mus
lin Covers are furnished to those who wish to have
their back Numbers uniformly bound, at TwentyF Five
Cents each thirteen Volumes are now ready, bound
in Cloth, aud also in Half Calf.
The Publishers will supply specimen Numbers
gratu0usy to Agents and Posmasters, and will make
liberal arrangements with them for circulating the
eleven persons al Twenty Dollars. The commence
opening of new subscriptions. The December number
will commence a new Volume. Clergymen and
Teachers supplied at Two Dollars year. Numbers
from the Commencement can now be supplied. Also
The Magazine weighs over seven and not over eight
ounces. The Postage upon each number, which must
be paid quarterly in advance at the Office where the
Magazine Is received, 10 THErE CRSrs.
Each number Of the Magazine will contain IA octa-
pages, in double columns each year thus comprising
nearly two thousand pages OF the choicest Mscella-
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tain Pictorial illustrations, accurate Plates
OF the Fashions, copous Chronicle of Current Events
and impartial notices Of the important Books of the
Month. The Volumes commeDce with the numbers for
JUNE and DECEMBER; but subscriptions may COM
HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS.
noylS- lwdSy
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THE FOLLOWING ARE THE TERMS.

s@- No subscriptions for less than
one year, will be received, and no order
attended to, unless accompanied with
the cash. Address
VIM M. SWAIN & Co.,
Publishers Of the Dollar Newspaper, S.
w. Cor Third and Chestnut, Phila.
noy27-W1t
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I. o. o. z.

The number of Subordinate Lodges in
Indiana is 169. OF these the reports of 142
Lodges show the following gratifying condi-
ton of the Order on the LIST of July, 1856:
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All the late and important news may always be
founC in the columns of the {" Dollar Newspaperr In
this l-ticuar it stands unrivaled-is machinery and
ohs- siciites for printing cheap family paper being
uIequaled by any other newspaper establishment in
the country. With monster machines, capable Of prin
uie ch 9 COO copies per hour, its columns can bs
IA sd nps news, each week to within a few hours
IN date Equalization. Ii is thus enabled to publish
he latest shO most reliable market reports. 1t en-
all rnercia AFFAIRS prices of stock and mon
etsrA thus keeping the reader well posted
on all III "Isness relations and diversified financial
inter- sc ni the day.
Inc l. liar newspaper is made up with special refer
= The family circle. 1t aims interest," instruct,
and News and substantial information are its
pros iinen! characteristics. No weekly journal of the
d. has published many original American Stories
al Novelties; more useful ard entertaining mat
Tor the general reader-fcr the wavside the work
he and the resde-for the scholar, the Of BUSH
ness, and the man of leisure.
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CLIREHUGH,S

w L G.S a ~ d TO u p E r ST
WITH his newly invented transparent, skin seams,
w and other late Improvements render them for du-
rablty comfort and ghtness superior to all oihers-
They measured and made scie attic principles
warranted not 70 shrink, and trial will prove how they
excel heavy, clumsy ILL nittng articles Non-resdents
will receive on application, his system of measuring.
which never fails to- secure perfect IT.
CLIREHuGH's only genuine Tncopherous and Liquid
hair Dye, for sale everywhere l62 FULToN-ST.,
NEW YORK. lsept30-lyd&w-R
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The Most complete assortment in either hemisphere
at and below propretOrs prices by the dozen, pack
age. or 100 gross.
BARNES q PARK, NY, Cincinnati and California
novlI-3m-d&w A. e. X.
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TAHTXn NJ

All the Genuine Electric Oil has my name blown
In the bottle, and my written signature the bottles
Look out for base and dangerous imitation made by
woman calling herselfa chemist. Be careful TO ask
fer De Grath's Genuine Electric OH, you will b.
doing yourself an injury.
Prof C. DE- GRATH,
No. 80 South Eighth Street, Phil2
IL Fahenstock q Davis, 100 Randolph street. sole
agents for Chic1go.
NP For sale By ROBERT BROWNING, Indanap-
oils, Indiana, and by druggists generally.
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GrHickory nuts are selling in Lafayette
at 5O@75c. p bushel. Walnuts at 35@40c.
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Bryant's Mercantile Institute !
uNnU DnIIS

THE object of this Institution, its imports,
Il to afford to young gentlemen and ladies an oppor-
tunity Of becoming thoroughly qualified for the Count
ing room and general business pursuits Of life the
most scientific principles.
BY nrstteaching each and every pupil to write bold
egble hand 2ndly by teaching the science of Book
Keeping, by double and single entry practically APP
piled to every department Of business, together with
Lectures the Laws and Customs of Trade, and the
Science Of Accounts.
Terms of full course (ofs 10 weeks). $40 OF
Terms for partial course, embracing the practical
part of Book Keeping and business Is OF
Terms for full course in Ladies' Department o,
Which must be pre- paid or secured.
UPN. b. Country papers copying this card for on,
year and sending their paper TO the Institute, will
TPForfurther particulars, see circulars.
Nov27-wtf T. J. BRYANT, Principal.
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EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

NEw YoKK, June II, less.
81 have made chemical examination Of ssRHODRs,
FEWER AND AT |-rr 81 s&ANTI DOTH TO
MALARIA snc ed Il for Arsenic, nsrcury.
ouinne, and Str 81 have not found pa ,ficle OF
either in IT, b found any substance in Us com
position that ~oul, prove injurious 10 the constltu
' JAMES K. Chiffon, NJ D., chemi,,.p
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The nag Or Gle.

BY SARAH j. @. WHITTLESE
The stories will run through three or four number.
esch OF the Newspaper and will present variety
that we feel confident, will be generally acceptable e
lnE..a nll.r,lA1 IL aIax.
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DUNCAN SHERMAN q COMPANY,
b A n X E r S.

Corner Pine and Nassau Streets, Nep York,
SsUE CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS OF
Il CREDIT for TRAVELLERS, available in all the
Principal Cities in the World. Also,
MERCANTILE CREDITS
on the ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION, Lon
don. Messieurs GEO. PEABODY & CO., LordJn. and
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, Australia.
Bills of Exchange and Cash Credits
California and Australia, furnished application
IETEREST ALLOWED on current accounts and
special deposits, subject 70 arrangement.
sep.20- lyd&w-R.
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II ooKING GLASSES
CONSUMPTION CURED.

DE NOT DECEIVED by the base limitations Heg-
ID eman Clark & Co.'S Genuine Cod Liver OIL never
dsspponts and nine years experiences has proved sn-
pero 70 all Others and the only reliable cure for CON-
SUMPTION.
As there great dea Of spurious oil in the market
adulterated with seal oil, whale oil, &c, &c, too
much care cannot be taken TO procure the Genuine
Our Oil Is male at own factory In Newfoundland,
and each bottle has signature ever the cork De
careful 10 procure Clark & H1s for since the death OF
Mr. Ruston. our =, there has been an artiee
introduced call rs which Is In ray con-
nected with o., or H a. & Co. Sold by
druggists. octl6-d CIV
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THE GALLAUDET FARM,

SS0 ACRES, oNI. & G. X. R., sX miles S. E. Of
CCU Indianapolis, with r. R. station In its center,
800 acres cleared 6houses, barns, orchards saw
mill cutting 40 10 dollars worth of lumber daily, and
a city lot for a lumber woodward on same r. r in
indianapolis. The whole together, or divided in por-
tons, is for sale, cheap, easy terms. Inquire of
James III. MeNeely, indianapolis, or
Us. BROWN,
novl3-lyd&w. Baton Rouge, La.
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The Farn, and the Far,mer

The Agricultural Department of the Newspaper y
is spiredly maintained by contributions from practical
Parmers and by thousands of readers this department
is considered Of the most important features
paper Theoretical and Practical Agriculture, thus
blended and compressed weekly into short space,
cannot fail to interest and profit readers
THE NEWS AND MARKET REPORTS
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lust RECEIVED
81 Is hhds good N o Sugar
6hhds DO refined Sugar
10 bbls do crushed do
SO chests and caddies Tea, all grades, which VII
sell low for cash. q. A. ELLIOTT.
sep6zd&w
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Engraving and Printing.

For CARDS ofeyery variety.
sendto DUNNELL;
For SEALS and SEAL PRESSES
U Send to DUNNELL;
For short every thing in the way OF Designing En-
craving and Printing, at reasonable prices send orders
to VIM. N. DUNNELL, l95 Broadway, n. Z.
III ? Specimens sent by mail, ION application, with p.
o. stamp. laug26 6md6wR.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention ex
cusvely this peculiar class of maadies, and
lief they have consequently been enabled 70 render 70
their tel ow creatures fully testified and gratefully &C
knovledssd by convaescent patients and others daily
arriving in town from all parts Of the country for the
express purpose OF consu taton, while their
lions have been crowned with the most signal advsn-
sges; yet from what they have experienced IN inquIr-
Ing into the Of these infectious compainis-
from their most simple condition TO thai OF the
dangerous and inveerate-they have always entertain
ed the possibility Of their prevention and removal and
likewise invariably founo The horrible and mslie-
Of disease could almost always be traced 10
fine following Ignorance, neglect the
IN ecec.s OF unsklul and improper treatment; there
fore Dr. AMOS q SON have succeeded In discovering,
In The selection Of their remedies, safe, eectua and
cautious course; emitting all combination OF remedies
which bear an equiyoca character 10 well a. those
whose premature injudicous applicstien might be
productive Of bad consequences In the hands private
Individuals In short, the laudabe end their reme
dies IL the iesseniDg OF great Of human misery BY
the alienation, relief and prevention OF those grevous
Affections that In reality the foe Of life, and
which, while they extensively sunound ms, cal. aloud
for our skin and interference for their exiermnstion
TO PATIENTS ABROAD.
DR.. AMOS & son have made arrangements whereby
packages can be forwarded with seerey and dispatch 70
any part OF the world.
Address DIR. AMOS SON, corner Of Main and Quay
streets. Buffalo, n. \. nov25-d&vly.