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METHODIST EDUCATIONAL lssTrrcrioNss--The following
striking appear in the Methodist Ladies Repository
They disclose the vigorous system OF education in that de-
nomination The number Of their universities and coli
cges 10 professors In the same, lOb pupils 1852;
value Of buildings &c, S5l6342; endowments, $685.,
900 other property, $4,000; cost Of other apparatus
S36 3eb libraries 7s,seo whole remaining Indebtedness
S19642 The number Of academies, seminaries and fe
male colleges BE- es instructors In the same, 3oe; pu
pis in 1855 l4572 value OF buildings S950s5o3 endow
ments, $l5l 0o0i Other property S5l55 apparatus S27
Css; Volumes 2S959; indebtedness, $2l2870. OF theo-
logical insuuops 2; professors 81 studeuts lo9 value
buildings, $Is00O cadowments, S32b0OO voium,s, CO..
00O The total essels OF al above debts SO, I3O395.
DEATH or AN IYpfAS w4RRtoR-fhe Batavia IN. W
Times OF the 2oth instant says:
ave Just learned Of the death OF Jenny Johnson,
head chief and warrior Of the Tonawsndas aud who
the Of the celebrated orator Red Jacket He had
reached very advanced age, and Of the best
known and most esteemed Of his tribe
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BY RAILROAD DIHECr'To THE WEST.
~ Wamsr SzasI

Tisne between washington and whssi,ng bus M
'"."# hoursf
Running time 1st0ssa WasAngson and cnoinna 27 hours
Through Tickets and sssssss Checks to DO had in
THE Baltimore Ohio Raroad, having greatly improved Its
western offers the fullest
The between the trains from Washington and ths
bound West Baltimore always promptly made
washington Junction atey called the Relay ouse nine miles
Washington Ohio Baggage through
Wheeling the Washington station and
through tickets points beyond The connecting
washington daily at 0, and ~, nj on Sundays at the
W5ssii@s ,s made with s trains CEN CEN
Messias through osmSdss, zaaesyis ana Ss%ait
sany "'a FOR ae
Chicago st. Louis &c.
Of railroad xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
xs" s.. sa Is Miami %
Haa,e, Lafayette, Chicago Rock island, 81 Louis, &c.
Nachez, Orleans sold d washington
are transferred 2, Cincinnati to the mail steamers on me Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
caso, &C., tickets when navgabe between
Wheeling and WeIsvlle, uory mes where connexion
Travellers requested that while this only
aodns through tickets and checks 10 washington also the
great distance washington Cincinnati Ia
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY other
by from Washington: To Wheeling 80
Columbus S3 Dayton, els so Cincinnati, SIS; Louisville
y M S s M S s% ais 3d. s g
Chicago IS and DO o. s. LoSls as 50 and sss Memphis
Frederick and apers Ferry Mansbu Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford sgrags Piedmont Oakland and
wheeling a9 a.
train from Washington. ,. ---,.
vo further information, through tickets, &C., apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, al washington station $500 . -
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
April g. lawl3w
No. 56ll @f.& I'll. r""
Notice OF the Withdrawal Of Lands In Michi-

pursuance Congress approved Sd June, 1856
king a grant MICHIGAN aid
said Instructions have
and receivers continue
and location Of the following described
within prescribed limits OF selection,
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
30,h OF May last, 70 wit; ..aaEs.e.E @u#tlgt #&I
Office All the lands in the disic In the southern Ps
and IA and south of township
northern pensua all the lands north oftownhp
80, aud west Of range 10 west :#aHa- erE1.n aRE
All the lands The district, all those
ships H. d. 49, and ID lying Yves, OF range IA west
All lands in The district, those
townships situated north of township IL and Of east
north Of township 10 and east ofrange east ~
All lands in the district lying between
townships north, and all situated west Of range east
All the lands in the district Tying Of
range west -H@'ru.H
Once SAuLr STr MARE All the lands In the district situated
south township 81 in ranges 90 10 81 inclusive.
South Of township 50, in ranges ~ TO "a inclusive
South of township So in ranges 30 and 36
South Of township 81, in ranges 81 and -.
North OF township 40, in ranges 80 and 4O and
North OF township 4s, In ranges al and H.
embracing nearly all the lands advertised in the
proclamation No 552 be offered July SduI
Ste Marie which will moi therefore, be offered at the public sale
therein orieTed
hand the General Land Office, al the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856
TBos, A. HENDRICKS,
June l4-law6wt Intel Star. Commissioner.
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ELENWOOD CEmHTEHY.--Omee Pennsylvania
avenue Of 10th street, Savings This
cemetery laid the Of celebrated
New York. and situated the high ground distant
mile north Of the CAPITOL leading
70 the gateway This charter
ses appropnang their burial making
fee title the purchaser, prohibiting from
legislation otherwise, which Is Of Importance
wish their dead where placed
become custom In all cities when the burial ground
valuable for other sell IL and throw the dead pro
iscuouy large legal
titles are given TO tho ground. .."
N. Odice from 10 to -, M. where pamphlets
ap, the charter and bylaws all other information
obtained all orders for e with
No. 4i0 Seventh undertaken win prompt
sas0aAd June lT--dly
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stopping Southampton, going aud returning, they offer
proceeding
other route, for the economy time aud money.
Passage from Nss York Southampton and Brsmsn
Ft cabin main saioon sSO cabin, saloon, clio
second do, $50.
All letters and newspapers through the Office
No bills adng will be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached each ship.
q. Ii. SAND, IL South William st,E.Y.
u. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HaWe.
Feb 27--dIy
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virginia Land.

HAVE for sale l,2 wood land u well waecd and
plenty Of meadow land The railroad
through it, The distance from IS miles,
the from Orange Court house.
Further description Any wishing purchase
will view H. The whole had for five dollars
one third cash can be divided TO suit purchasers alta higher
price. Apply M. n. r. THoM,
June 3-lAw5m Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OyyIcs OF rms MAKrLAND CoNsoLID ArHp LorrsKIss, 3
BaltinaoFe Maryland, July 1, lass.
TUE commissioners Of the Maryland lotteries
his duty caution the public sndlers
who circulate fraudulent lottery sehsmss
wholly fictitious. -
The only legal lotteries Mayand daily under
The peope
the Stale ander the approve he
schemes and 10 attend the drawings.
All the tickets lotteries ali certificates OF of
tickets have The tos Brennan,
the Once Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryland" All Others are fraudulent
Fog tall Information the subject address
aa a##g Ge# #-M Y. X. Brennan,
Sept as-dly $1,000 III BasiinoIs. Maryland .
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THE EARNEST MAN.-Idfe and Labors OF Adonram Jud-
Z SOM by Mrs Conan.
Dexter Romano - $500
- assal MortonI" novel, by Francis Parkman.
An Ferrol ~ tale BY the author Of ak Poems byv
DocL Nttnger Evils NJ Yaccnntion by O. a. schiefc.deck
er,M n, -
Fof saleby TAYLOR MAURY,
mayD Bookstore Ninth street.
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PunelI Toudvine johnson Gray Sessions.
equity county, before Thomas A. Spence,
Judge OF the eth judicial circuit OF Maryland
THE object of this suit decree for OF
al for the panon and peieeng
the complainant
T. Mackey late Of Somerset county deceased by HIS viii devils
vile
her death lillian NJ d. Townsenf Eliza Townsend
I'll zabeh hHn Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and Smith
The bill
Of life the title OF certain John Semon
purchase by said ohn Slemons Of Elizabeth
by
II all said Johns death William NJ ID.
and Of Maria Sessions and Mary T. Semons
his interest his ouy heirsai law the death Of FL
Townsend the descent OF Mary e. Slemnns
heir sale Mary E. Semnns
aid the complainant the purchase by said Jnhn D.
Mara sessions said
lost or Destroyed the descent
o her bruthe ih said VI
by said Henry all hts interest certain Johnson
the State Of virginia that the complainant rrizd
and enhs njsc the complain
for the life 81 said Susan, who h ~ living and
and praying decree establishing
sIemons,
purpose PARTITION, and Tor
Maria and Johnson, who residents OF this lii
this ri day OF June eighteen hundred and by
eighth Judicial
land cred n the complainant, by causing Of this order
inserted In puhhedin Wigon city
weeks before the l5 July
this bill appear this coun person
fifteenth Of October
and show they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE
True copy-test;
GEvTN WooLroRD, Clerk.
June 7-lnw5wif
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Law school or Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.

Law school or Cumberland University, nj Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cauthem, late Of the creu
L judges Of Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green Of tho udges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfed L. Ridley, fthe
Judges Caruhes and Green dew their whole time
TO the school, a@Zan .s.s.
Plan Of insfraaionl Daily examinations
text books No regular Of lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
Weekly ofcomnon law and equity which
dents suits
through oil
practice. The framed require prepare
deeds Wills records and all Of documents
dence In the Some Of by appeal TO
supreme court which held monthly class
public the cad OF session The students clerks
jurors circuit judges and chnncelors, other official
Sacties connected with their suits. q
SessionThe first session the third
ember and ends third Thursday In February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July. WY
Expenses per $50, advances contngen
fee 81 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which BIO had In the Lebanon BOOKSTORES ..
Four required complete unless the
advanced class No previous study required
mission There four regular classes Students may
any time during the collegiate year. .... .a..l
There moot legislature connected with the school,
Number of students the last collegiate year eighysx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHoRIzEp !

WIFE UNEf ONE AUTHOHrZEDI-Ihe Rob o. DR. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR Is superior the Grups Cuisi
nie para other similar remedies. II radically
vhout affections the skin dartres scroua
Of Itch accidents from sccouchments
period OF fs, and Hereditary aemouy OF humors As dpua-
i've powerfully scacous In catahs Of the bladder
fractions and other weakness OF the arising from abuses
injections soundings Az artsyphic Rob
ensuing from
basam cspava cnbebs from injections which only repe
virus without neutrnlzing Tho Rob Boyveau IS
recommended phc Diseases whether stand
ing and which have resisted the powers Of mercury the odue
OF potassium, . . ~ . - I'M.
General agents the United saes Gabriel Bondn esq.,
William New York. for wholesale orders Guot Duconge,
New Orleans seuiIly, San francisco.
The Rob Laecteur all the druggists throughout the Unit
States The pamphlet OF Doctor O. de st. Gervas edi
properties Of the Rob win be obtained BY writing O. Blon
din ~ William street. New York, who will give Information
wanted.
q. prepared 10 on orders South America, West
dies Of the Unsd States duties be has the Rob IN bond
March IDLY
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Nenr Ennitfsh,trn Ernderirk Hotlnin M

THE annual session ofrtudtss this institution
cath August and terminates the last Thursday In June The
board and tuition $3.50 payable semi
There music, drawing, paint
ing and also m Spanish Italian German and Latin The terms
primary composed pupils under nine
age 500 per anpum, payable alfyeay In advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed Z, the MOTHER eUPE
RtOR Of st. Josopu Academy, Emmsburs Frcdeh county
Maryland.
Jul a-dIyrnr.
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Washington Aqueduct.

orror or TIE wAsHlseros AeurpUor,
Washington, March 7, ass.
dams, tunnels and Of Washington squeduc
Proposals. received the 9Th May will be opened
Ma pohe and specific ofthe win be ready
Proposals will be received Tor The particular euverts,
'sgss se se as described in tss plans and
present spprOpaon but al contracts or aDanissed WORK VIII
ss s $ % S Iss "s
opoges under each contract r each appropriation and
stopped hInds become available.
% s n Ss ese n 9 s % meant
The engineer the work has been properly executed far has
gone.
Payments will be made In specie checks upon
sas upon sS he %s' &c
men s Il f ss .sas@ nss .n s $ e, work
The United States the right rj,s any bids
ments NM, considered conducive the progress the
Every accompanied by written euarap,ee signed by
SSs Q, %G a s,s. s RI i. s o.: S
enter mo Csrsioo within ,sn days win good and .aeieH
% be by ,he coTscs,, Of he unI.ss a,' s
Sds. Tned sc..ey navy sssn oesr
panent Of War; that the gunsnto nbo make good
Bids win be opened presence Of bidders, n pny them
N. C. METos,
Capt. q Englncorn, IN charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Cart M, Q. Msg,, U. g. Enrnoes
hereby oay and so with ho o. nsS 's soloa and
guaranty in case tho rcgnns bid f. he accepted that be
same win GOOD and ufcent sureties to
o. s 0 s,S Ss s IN :, tho terms ms
said shall "a. 70 enter into contract aforesaid guaranty
the next lowest bidder.
@'EH'a' 6 az
bove-namcd euarantors are good and sufficient
Mar s~s"wsthMaySIawf
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mo. 562l
By the President OF the United states. y

IN pursuance oraw FRANKLIN PIERCE rssiden, Uni
S s ss: a. s % sS 4.
st.s q Meigsn At y. Tsc ss.sS assS1a,sd g wit
Ss 1 s !s % 20 o.. q ~ sS
townships, viz " ##H#a4 =. REz fa#E.a i@ &A# w.
NOrtG Of As base Iias ~ the pynsipa
Tue ISLANDS section SIX wnship -ssseR,
. .sss V e. ,ssSS s snd % township
Ianss ase and In section 'h three township range
Township fer,ynins, Orange ten sov :, ,.....,..
Townships orythree, foTiysK forty seysn and oIvesh
Townshp three forty and Orssven, Of range twenty
three. . g. b E..s....--.a.
Townships forty ioriy i've, rage twenty six.
townships fory eight, foT.sns anyone, ofranse thirty
townships oryeighL fory-nns, my, and anyone range
Town.hps or-avs. hfy, and any Of ,hirsix
The ant opaied lands IN sections twenty ave- twenty
x ths land once DUNCAN, Morday,
aasd within the following named townships and paris Of township
NORTH Of the base i.s Of ~,neiyal mSidan
township p .ni9,y -iour and thirty range ,wentess
Townships tiry four and ihryn Of nnge wenlynine
North Of the base line and east Of is principal nsdisn.
lions fur and twenty Ave. township thry four Of range
thirty Orange ssh, In thirty, township
% q me ams e nas sn T
hip hywo, q the section three, township
township thirty -one, OF the
Lands appropra, schools, military,
er together with those swamp and overowsd lands,
unfit for granted TO the by
enable the saie Arkansas and other
reclaim the ands' within their lm approved
september 1850, eil be s1cidsd from the sales. A
The offering the above lands win BE- on the days
appointed and will proceed In the order In which they adver
despaIch until the whole shall have been
the sales closed bur sale shall BE- kept
weeks and tny OF any OF the lands Will
until after he expiration Of the two weeks
hand. the city of Washington this hh day Of
APRIL Domn thousand eight hundred and my six
BY the PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PiEhCE.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTs
Every person right Of pre- empon OF the
within townships and OF townships above enumea
led required establish the same TO the satisfaction Of the regis
land oce, and make thereof
practicable after seeing noer and baI The day ap
pointed public sale OF the lands
otherwise claim will be forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April g. Iawl3w Intel and Star.I s5s "Mtf
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IL. HI. GILL E II,
G.,.as~IIax ufIn.o

Has removed his once TO his resd in Fanxln Row.
of and Thirteenth He will continue
principally United Court.
Having devoted time The law patents
advice opinions legal arising
The Patent and appeals % the chief justice assistant
Justices Of the District OF Columbian and will also
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He wi also give written opinions and for
having claims before Congress either
win also claims before board established for
adjudication.
1R--dtf
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assau Hall College Of New Jersey, Princeton

Should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 mini;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. and lang syne.o
The members senior June
the Junior class OF the ending June the Sophomore
class of the ending June 1881 and the Freshman
Washington, D. c., by third March, A. D. 1857 at the
brighten the links OF the chain love and friendship which
tide entirely sever, exchange
lives greeting and sympathy,
some OF their most promising compeers. t at IN
preliminary meeting Of the self appointed committee will
held on the first Monday September A. d. led al The United
HOTEL street, and Fith streets
venien invited attend, necessary
adopted to secure full an attendance possible.
In the
good enough TO furnish the secretary ofhe by mail with
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ D.,
of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Copmtee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER
OIL ancaster, Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENDLEToN
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron Ind Glass Works, N.J
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHE WEphAS, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 [Inieligencerl
All newspapers In the civilized
ed TO notice this advertisement their editorial columns
the
visions Of the globe and oil
Staies Of
casionaly between this date and the of March. A. D. 1857
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NO THE LApIEs.-Mr n l. HARPER as BroomasId .treel

TO THE LADIEs.Mr r. l., HARPER, 3s BroomfsId street
Boston, received choice Of those rich and
elegant embroidered ball dresses o the lnic PasHn style
which universally admired Newport last season AZ he
not then able supply the demand he takes this opportunity
inform the ladies' that he opening fresh supply, some OF
which whe very appropriate for bridal costumes
hso, head dresses coure cnpoes collars NANTES Se Az o.
which embroidered black white lace, and var
ETY. 81 wreahs Of straw flowers, feather flowers, &C.
NJ BThis The only house IN the United states where these
goods be obfained,
RosTos, January 8, 1858,
Jan a-9Hvgw
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no bssl


NOTICE. OF Oh Lahub In Alabama.
prsdancs approved June making
o laAd lAs State Of Alabama aid in
bearing da,e lie 18Th and o. install been CON-
munessd the REGISTERS and rsesysI suspend bonn sale and 10
probably iaE within hs Preerbsd limits q selection Of the grant
once At uSrsuLl1, All the lands in the dsic, sas.p
lOwss " ar n. ##r.# #A9.. 81. 80. ...s.
1. an. s ~ w.
once TssoALOoaAi An lands in the district srssa as fol-
#e- Il 4. 7.
Townships Is and TO- Of ranges ands
Townships Is % 10, inclusive, ranges u and 10.
r SwS SP e Z 20 20 D. in nSs q ranges
Tewn.h il y, inclusive q M all situated in the
northern survey .-
once at preseH All district e1eePt
aSfOlIows, "t ....
Townships 81 and n, Oranges ands.
T@sasSlp, ,s Z 2 g ,a .s., ol,soss o.
Townhips Z % z, Inclusive, Orange Y
"wG.sip. y :" 4. neI.ss q range is' and
Once Dsaorolrs. An the lands in the district, sresa fol-
Township. z, ,s inclusive, @ range east
Township. = % s nsSss Sf ranges and east
Township. e 10 Il a %ss'iss e sns ss ~ss and
Townsnips - and 10, ranges D. and Swest
once GnEEsLLr, o'r~erly caAasa All the lands in the
Few shi' : 8 10 %. Inclusive, Of range.
S TO" "S. 10 3 " "eass Ct range range
Townships ~ "a H. tnrlusye, RANGES v and 10.
Townships 10 aud "a, OF ranges IL, 49, aud H.
T,wHship a. II range ID.
ynships ~ III ~ and 10; and
Townships b, Z, aud 3, nf ranges 10 and 30.
Which includes iacds Tor Pensacola aud Montgomery
railroad
ONCE a, Montgomery All tho lands In District ereep
o0ws'
Townships - aud %, OF range 10.
Townships ~ ~ inclusive, OF ranges 10 and 20.
shtIs inclusive, of 81, -, and %.
Townships ~ o. incusyr, of ranges -, 25, aud ".
Townships 10 a. inensiyr between % and the Georgia
line; and ........
All the lands south Of township - and ws Of range 90
Once All lands district lying 1est Of 3
both north south OF line together with the following:
Townships 3, 4, and S, OF ranges - and IL
Townships 10 and IL, of ranges 81, D. and %; and
Township IL, of ranges "a, %, and 3D.
Which includes Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad
Office All the lands the district situated in
townships H. south Of the 3ist degree latitude also
Townships 9, north Of ranges and west
Townsh i, non ofrange 3wesL
Townships TO 3 north, nclu i've, Of range east
Townships inclusive, of and east and
Townships 10 north, inclusive, Of range east.
my hand, General Land Office the city
Washington, this twentyfrs day Of June, 1856
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner
June 2I-law6w Intel. & Starl
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mo. 56O.J


NOTICE ~ the withdrawal "f lands In wisconsin,
IN approved % June, 1885, granting pub
nc snd the NJ Wisconsin aid IN the II
railroads said State" have been
fre, withdrawing from until further orders
said State and continuing reservation
fore ordered by telegraph the goth q May last
portion Of the will be market
sketch
once which days. public notice given
Given under hand the General Ofice
Warrington, this 18TH Of June, A. n. 1856,
THOs, A. HENDRICKS Commissioner
June l3-lav6w Intel. siaE1
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rrieserar-rhe GREAT European Discovery,

PROTECTED by royal letters Of England and secured by
tho Ecoe do rhnmaclc do Paris and tho imperial Cot
Iage OF Medicine, Vienna
resemar remedy for general and local debility
Of vle power decay and all tho distressing
qonce arising from carly abuse sc 1t effects arc eacious
youth, manhood and old yle would not bo
impaired Decline Of NE n the Triesenar
universally adopud all physical mpsdmenis vanish like
before influence, rendering invaluable those
tcnr the marriage state.
entirely eradicaes all Of
cubebs thought
andote ruin the health Of vast portion OF the
uintton t.
Thesemar No the European remedy for that class Of
which, unfortunately the English physician with
mercury inevitable distinction Of the patients constitution
and which all tho saaparla In the world cannot remove
Trcsemar alike devoid u smell,
all nauseang qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their being detected -. .. I'LL. ...
cases. % each divided into separate nd
minstercd BY vaipeau, lallelmand, Roux, &C,
wholesale teai Of Mr., II. A. Barrow, No 81
street Canal New York. specially appointed by the
for the United States and
other part Of America. Immediately receiving remittance,
will forward the TiesrmaT ~ the world
securely pacbed and addressed according the instructions Of The
writer.
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9-d1yr