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GENERAL NEW >.

CHISEn sUsAA-cAsK In GAoasIA.-The prospects Of en-
tensve modification in the sugar culture OF this country
through the introduction Of the Chinese cane grow
probable daily Judge De Lyon has sent specimen raised
By himself at HArraek, Savannah, Georgia, 70 the
editor Of the Savannah Georgian accompanied BY an ex-
preston Of his determination 70 go largely into the bus
ness the ensuing year.
LIBERAL DosAnoS--We learn from the Memphis News
thai al the late meeting Of the Synod at Lagrange Tennss
see Mr.. H. Porter Of Memphis made donation 70 the
Lagrange College Of 10000 acres OF land
LARGE sALARY.-A New York paper says:
The Rev L H. Chaplin the talented Universast divine
who receives salary Of $4,000 from his congregaon
Broadway said TO have been invited to take charge
congregation in Cnicago Illinois at salary Of $4,000
THE FLoalDA IsDIAss-The Georgia Constitutionaliss
says
Seen Harney has suspended all aggressive operations
against the Indians in Florida for the present in order to
present To them the terms OF treaty lately sent forward
In the time he viii organize ten companies Of vol
anteers to the in his peaceble efforts
are not successful
CoSaAplcrros.-As we published the New York Times
obituary notice Of Dr. Pusey make for the fol-
lowing contradiction from its cotemporary Of the Com
mercial ~
The English papers by the City of Baltimore announce
the death OF Dr. Hussey regus professor OF ecclesiastical
history In the University of Oxford The New York Daily
Times transforms Professor Hussey into the celebrated
Dr. Pusey the famous theological writer Of the
ent century, Our contemporary has habit of jumping
to conclusions with astonishing facility and rapidy
FATAL AgvRAYAn affray took place at Vienna, Geor-
gia, Tuesday week, between Mr. Samuel Dawson, OF
Sumpter and of Mr. Mounger of Dooly, growing out
of the public posting Of Mr.. Aounger by Thomas
Dawson for alleged insult the family Of the latter Mr.
Samuel Dawson posting tbs handbls for his brother
when Mounger jr, assaed him with doublebarrelled
shot gum and inflicted mortal wound Dawson returned
the fire. it s said with supposed fatal effect It stated
private information in Savannah that Mr.. Mounger
also severely, if not fatally, injured.
GREAT Rise IN WESTERN RIvERs.-W ithin the pres
e and past week rise is recorded in the Missouri Msss
sppi and Illinois rivers almost equal to the "June food
The Ohio river also is in good navgabe order throughout
and all the western streams appear to be fully the
requirements of trade Should not the present cold SNAP
obstruc navigation with ice there will be heavy bus
done within the next fortnight along the whole line
western river trade. ........
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ConoaxD sraxEx CHsRLEsroN HAaRoR--A bill now I'M
der discussion the Legislature Of South Carolina allows cob
ore arriving at that port to remain board iDs
Of bang sent to Jail heretofore the Of the vessel
giving bonds that they shall obey the Laws Of the sats
In the Law violated or the found beyond
his vessel h. bonds orsted and the act Of 1855
ues its fall force Il respects the offending parties
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HEALTH OF DR.. KANE.

Under date Of the I'd instant correspondent Of the New
fork Herald, At St Thomas, writes as follows:
Probably vii; BE- Of interest TO ron to know that Or
Aas the Arctic explorer, has arrived this retired ts
mad He arrived last night in the packet steamer from Eu
7Ps sn bis var the Island of Cuba His health appear
saty impaired. He canght cold in Europe, and
"ks a. il he snfering from consumption. Or. Ksn'
'sns hs- fortnight, then wi proceed 10 Havana. H
ae been Kindly received BY an resident Americans.
be hoped that the change of climate win be Of benefit
his health
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OFFICIAL.

TEsAsUAr DxHAEIAsxT,
August ~. lass.
Whereas following join, consrs. sessmss
JOINT RESOLUTION extending ums Inc Of
Texas o pssseal their cisima.
Rs.aIssa As saai. A isa.s y ~ il tai.
psos.6as Fss1aary,
paSe s.. :. arc sslsSsasa = ne .s q caasss. @ s
io he seass & aias days y s sssss.y * ss Tssaas af
me tine weh Appropriated y tss anh
esis esisaes o. dss q saa sss aish sssad
.ns I s & @ ss. ] a.s ss sisis.s = s ~ y, he
saa seIs,a a q the ina. q .aa s9aa. and
Texas. sans, equal ssA.ynne
aat psssaisa g he Tsssa ps 20 i. .ss i
ss ss I sa s I = % a 70 me 1asI. . $40
s holder, q q The s.d @ s,as q evidence. q
sent and prove the me Tea.s Department. sewsea ne
s proper releases 10 the uasa States ssa the s.ls TsIas
share q me ..d l,os lsas.sd ad
o. me author Esd and scsrd duss,s and
doiars then emainns the rafs I'll a
said noss VINO o. may s.s % "a as % S ,aa As
Approved August 10, los6.
Asrsy ssss~ bonds ana e
debt Of republic Of Texas
this department before tbs 18Th Of
viii settled and pro
paid wi holders hereofn
evidence her
enuineness, with United States, required
this department tho custody Of such bosd ce6csts and
United States
accordance with the provisions Of The act Of Congress Of as
February, 1855
department viii require senuasness
with the certificates The sastos and
Of Texas under M Dut
verifying bonds pronsoy
republic Of TeIa and audited officers
Of the State The proof " the
certificate comptroller
Texas oacs charge Of original archives relating
to tine debt Of the late republic Of Texas
the Of the Assistant Secretary of tho Treasury
chief CLERK thereof In The notary public, ~
Assistant chief clerk Bosr and be
cenied notary wha the holders
The and releases out OF The
city Washnston done presence an
collector of customs
notary public and be surveyor
public and be ce6ed notary
surveyor euon,s al
place resides as.gnmsn may
executed before Of record judge
clerk thereof be ae
bis Of oce holder p,.
States the assignment and releases be executed
United States and be witnessed csra6ed under
An persons execntng and
declare under notary clerk
consul may they owners the
evidences Of
ssaed them d notary clerk
include
| Of acknowledgment. -
assigned pledge name Of the party hold
beneficial vesduay stated
the andav and release United release
Texas duly party together with The a..
gnment and from the whose
and payment is requested. Y
certificates or one or more evidences c the
character OF debt
releases and sfdavt Of owaerhp each correctly
described by dale amount original payee II
should also appear whether BY The
Of the State of Texas pa
issued BY the republic Of Texas according
OF each
The assignment to the United States may be made in common
the releases should be drawn according me forms suo
ed-A and b. #s- JAMES GUTHRIE,
@.-#" @.". s Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DrATE os oLorsr IN SALrs-The Salem Mas
sachuset Gazette Of the 16h the deccsse Of
Mr. Thomas sorsrorthy, Of that city, who n.sry
Ayned years Of age He born in Devonshre county
England May u lTbs and 70 ths country in 1915
previously which he had served twenty years in the
British army under Lord Wellington and other officers
Ind. Rnssis Prussia Spain, and the wss; Indies for
eleven years be was In the British navy, under Admiral
Dockrosib and other ofcers He engaged In sirty
fee baf,' during tbess thirtyone years. and escaped
without the loss Of limb.
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The Animal Declaration of Independence Illustrated By
scraps Earthquake in Honduras
TO and Mecca BY an American Illustrated By eighteen
Waa. Santa Clau.e Brought Ne.
The Tenant Of the Old Brown House.
Allow Manisgs. By me Auiho,es. OF "Joha Hslifar.n
siarnsht on Bedhiehen
Ny Own Funeral.
The Night Before the Wedding.
Liuis Dorrit BY Charles Dickens
rI.a W. s.tsiash receives the embrace Of snd
Chapter xLiy The nOwassr Mn, GOwan reminded thai
Shapsr XIV; Glimpse Of T.uyeoram.
T Chapter XLvIi. A Lsner from Luie Dorrit
Monhly Record Of Current Events.
BOoks er ns aoAfA. @ ~ a
EdIor's Drawer. illustrated by an en.nvins
Tlufr afion-The Las, Place. Furnace wassed. An In
grain Cape, Mrs smith moi AT Home. Moa-si Request
Msarafo.,----rur.. chBa. Costume cosnare. cap.
wrth tae present nu@se are respectfully requested
Tsns The Magazine may booksellers. psriod
cad or from The pabinsrs year ~eniy
neatly bsund IN eesh, SOLD dollar, eseh muslin
uniformly bound Al twenty Ave each T
ready bound in cioth, and also in half calf
ss ss % Ss@Hs, y
them or eircusns ths hasnne They vii also supply ubs, Of
persons twenty dollars fhe o. rolu
as ss ams &c" c msa
aes's a y ase @ N. SsasS A
The erht Tn.
which euaferfy IA s
the Office where The Magazine received
Eseh number o. lss Masslne w contain 4t octavo sEss
choicest miscellaneous Inc
number will contain pctosiaI iusustr~
Of fashions, copoas ehrcaiels Of .,.n s
notices Of the important boos mosh The volaue.
mence WIN me naroers h.
nsy eommenee win any humber
Dee 20-iaibwltw
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The ST Louis Rspnbliran Az. =. !.


NE recent ssction In Illinois, Tote directed 10
n on The question of convention 10 amend the oonst
@0a Il aefsatsd-only 7s4s7 voters taking interest
sh n 'hs matter 10 vote upon n. The constitution re
Eu numeer q votes equal "a majority Of al those
f"sn ior representatives 10 the lexislsture.~
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yfa-ks.4.

Nrv foRx, Dso iscotton IL quies-,ses of 500 bales
Flour oioseh WITH An advancing t.ndenoysslss Of H. oot
barrels Sts ss 20 40 Is; southern Arm at 81 % a.
IS. Wheat has advanced % 10 600 bushels
white, VI ss 50. Corn ssadyssles Of "a. 900 bash
els mixed, u sents Pork s rmalss of 1900 barrels
mess, &ls s1S Beef hrmsrne~ rsp.nksd Chicago, sIi
5oaSA ID Lard Is steady At l7L ceats. Whiskey ha.
sdvancsd-oho, 81 cents Conse u dnIl Sugar Is quiet
Nuseovsdo, 81 sle cents Spirits tnrpenpe steady a
Ssnt Rosin is ducommon, 81 ca Pig iron !. sotfv,
sales of soo tons At san Tobacco Il s.virunla Iuus
"a cents Ken.uesy, alslf censi Nsson county 10
u een's Rice quist at ~ ~ ceut Freghts ar,
hfm.
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DOVE WINTER CGVTHISg.--We In
I'D every
wintsr esSsirs orrd his ei, eonssfns u
AL .ksts paats ts, nnAshrr, fra~sr.
WALL n sTErHr~s
Dec @-N Jg Pew. avsans, lron Han.
The daily union., 1856-12-20

In the present Congress these States have but hfyone
members The prospects that the six northwestern States
will have about onehird Of the whole number Of repre-
seutasives in the Union and also of the electoral votes
They will probably exceed in political power the great
State Of New York and New England.
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BY TIE EG n RAP III. .
Ree.,rs-a-.a.p Us.e- sas-

PHusDKLrHrh Dec. ls--Ths United States r.eeivins-
ship Union, which anchored In front Of the nAvyyd,
into by the ice, and sunk this morning. Her
and saved and put board the sloopofru
Preble. The Union IL supposed 10 be total loss.
The daily union., 1856-12-20
THE GREAT NORTHWEST.

According present appearances says the Cincinnati
Epuurer the representation Of the Northwest in the next
House Of Representatives may be set down about as fol-
Iows provided there material Increase OF the ratio
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HrafArr Rsun~f<

HsLUAx, IN. SD Dec. 1a.-Weather clear. Thsrmom-
etsr at sunrise degrees above zero Saekrie, ~ b. 10
degrees below st. John ~ b. 10 degrees below
Woodstock, N. B., 20 degrees below zero.
BaLrrwoax, Dee. ls.-Thsrmomster, at m, is deg.
shove zero at noon, ~ degrees above.
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Yorm n.

Know al psrsons BY these presents thai - has released
nd hereby State Of Teras
claim for the of cenncas debt ns.
Der - for the Of -, ssaed by repuhI,s ot
Texas BY The authorities
bel and redeemed b the cniIed ssts iA pro-
visions Of Of Congress- euued
payment of such creditors % repabe are con
pretended IN he act Of Congress Of September hgn
dred and my approved the 2sth Of and An
Of The state o. feras approved se i ot FeSruay,
As witness my hand and seal,
2a-dinlslJan
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Eo~-arrivai Of tks Amserioa.

HAtHtx, Dec. Is-There Jet no signs Of tie Gu
nHrd stesmer America thirteen days out from Liver
pool, with three days' later news from Europe
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OFFICIAL
TsEAsusr DEriHrxxxT.

TRE1suKr DKrIRTmxxu
November Ir5S.
hereby gwen % he
Uned win purchase he
the ID of March
obtained, sdaisoR
from The date the last semi dividend Of
pser days additional Interest for money
rhe vendor, following of pemium
For The stock of Isfa premium Of 10 per
For the rocs c ls and iss prenan o per cent and
r stock Of lso, eomnonIy called Ters Iazenity Oes
PremHaa of6 per
Cesestes Of stock transmitted separnles thia
dee be ssned 70 the Usea party day en
lied receive proceeds hetwesn date hereof and he
lt day of January me hsEysr interest mus, be
assigned BY the present siockhods m payable
fore. aud corresponding deducob amount pay
ahls
Psymsni for The stocks assigned be made
By drans The Assistant Treasae Boston, New Yors ar
Philadelphia, the option o parties entued to recsy. ne
money, which should expressed m
ctruhca'es. JAMES GUTaRIE
Nov S9-trdSarchn Secretary M. TrssSu-x.
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Iarm a.

Know all persons BY hese IA. reIeassd
and hereby releases the United States Of further
liability claim the certificate dbt
number , fos the Of - Issued Of
Texas by the aahestes the
be redeemed United WIN me
OF psovide
payment Of such creditors o republic
pretended the Of Co~sess aepseer
drsa and any, the February
OF the State ~ TEXAS,
Az witness my hsad and
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0osg-ss.so-ai Iyow,.af,on.

AAScHssrra, ts. H.,) Dec. Is.-The democrats Of the
second congressional district Of View Hampshire have nom
mated Hon. George W. Morrison for Congress.
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Or Dedication Of the Wesley hapeI-asg erected
OF Fifh #@ss#9
novelty IN church arciiecsas lbs Internal
particularly Is decidedly and, ali
believed 70 be considerably advance Of anything
Dlsiict Of Columbia s..4. @ n. 9-'ss s#a1
VIII be Dedicated TO the worship OF Almighty God Sabbath
neE as inst Services al II O'Clock and O'Clock
Rev r. Uubin, d. d. Missionary
Methodist Episcopal Church T.. d. Bisop
Methodist Episcopal Church. and other distinguished Minister'S
expected 10 ofhciate- ts "" 'a.
In eonhsIion with The above there viii be sacred
music by the Wesley Chapel choir and
the Wesley Chapel sabbah School The exhibition
Monday evening December ~ at O'Clock
day evening, December b, a O'Clock.
Both have bsen goea aa with great and fa be
exceedingly Interesting. 0a@.
The under the direction Daniel,
musical OF Washington and Baltimore
Ih oecason. ..
Tickets 10 exhibition and coGeeft, OIL,
Dec
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Gy-Sf Peters Church, Capitol HILL Rev. Nicholas
Young p q ine order q Domincans win preach charity
IN aid Of The fund. Of the Young Catholics Friend Society,"
this church Sunday morning. the 2ist IL o'clock
Dec 20--dat T f
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Proposals for Engraving and Lithographic
Printing.

Oyrtor sUrxRrxrxxpKsr or rHs PuuIsc Pstxrrxa
.... Wsshinsfon, December N, IsS.
RorosALs via ss received nj. dsy ..
ne ne S.s ass Sue. % SS. %
ssnd and four suad,a, ssoo eovis, each a
dent ef The UrrsS states '"o 's rf'''-
up bs . % gST X s r % % agsssH y. s " mis- oe'
Ths paper rsquirsd for printing these viii be furnished BY
Bidder, wiH state he pee fo sasavpg each map, price
soaes ss a M = s,ss Pss s,s s and m n
from the sseees.fu Oder for me fs
o any pars not directly engaged in and practically
The ss addressed A. a seaHaa sspsnisus-
snt ne fuslc Prnung Wsshinroa, c. and be endorsed
p-eso-sosrs .tpec rln,sissarl
7 o-T LAND wARaAST.-rss pasas are noas.a las,
1855 issued William Cruise, Of Georgia November Iss
c ss.ess ssn 'g s@ ss % 2.
Inform. ss be has never received IL no, s.vin
srefs sei'eysd % V lot .ad assigned and
hereby Apply Cor sav,ess :. s m ~
,he q Pensions and pubic ssan.s ira
- - WILLIAMSON CRUISE.
ARsY~ coSrEcrrosERY, so. 81 Bridge .srs.,.
~ eus'onsy rsi. As psSue win ths ssas
semsnt large ard sesatfs collection q Christmas csss
Th, osly e.sslbusut 10 hs Ds.,r nat IA. r.
ices. Consumers please bess this n ruins -
despatch. ApNy
Dee 2o-lw
EOH geot~Dosn's fine shav~Is dvrss rvers
and ho~'re-s easfs ard all articles al
los prSas, esa st WALL sTFPHENSs,
b~s1-S 100 Perm. avenue, Ton I3aH
ERESCB Books chsrsvsr, nur~ercw.ry s,,..tr.-
led, n fn~r Aneiy bound.
Camt~s ronr lee s~Ahnss n
Les lear DE- fs~ns.nc~. 10
Aseeeears en- ss smpes 20 cr-.s
Nouvst hpssbst des anl-sasr. ! esnt.
heesedarr Franccs, Album de 200 gravnrss. Al o.
50 hisfotrrs d- 9rsnSpsps. 50 ewnr
Bns~s De ~ So
suxoa uistnirs NafnseI~.
atsto'fss lnsrucfives porr ies eufsRts. 81 II.
sl 2s - =
Deea FpssCK TAyIOu
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIEs OF MARYLAND.
The niowfax the numbers q he NarYissd Cunsn
dated Lottery, Cnna
esrs "a, drawn Decemhsr ", 1855
9 As 10 ~ 80 13 Is 20 21 10 ~
The following the Pasap.co Iasats
Lousry, eis~s na, drawu Decemssr ~, 1sss
"a II Is "a 81 80 20 "a Sc ss "a sl
n FRANCE : c., ~.ass.u
y. ". wePHart cosam,ssousg
The daily union., 1856-12-20
LETTER FROM OREGON.

DAVID PoRrKR HEAP, ~ d.,
u. s. Consul at Tunis.
The daily union., 1856-12-20

Our dates from Galveston to the sh instant The
News Of that date says;
The daily union., 1856-12-20
ARsY~ CONFECTIONERY, 70. 81 nr,as. .,r,,

EOH Genflewsn's fine coats shayrTs dr~ss r~e,s
and eo~'rsss ard all articles q epcarsi
ioS pnSss, esa At WALL sTFPHENaip
MsD-A 100 Penn. avenue, q 70 r-on gau
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QOsaHfFs, NECKLACES, sxc.-N. W.. GAIT A pp0
- s'F'
Also coral H and rola trlesis trooeh- s ~
entire styles -"
NV. GAIT a BRO, JewsgleY.
a14 Pennsylvania avenue, between sh TON .us.r
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me0ifir1es.
CWAIM's CELEBRATED PANACEA
FOR THE CURE OF


GsWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA
FOR THE CURE OF
TNCTPIENT CONSUMPTION,
CROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELL
ING, RHEUMArIsI, DISEASES OF THE LIVER
AND SKIN. AVID ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPURIETIES OF THE BLOOD,
AND THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
SWAGM'S PANACEA haze been for more than
thirty years celebrated in this country and in Europe for
its extraordinary cures for thecerfcates Of which refer
is made the directions and books (Which may be
had gratis) accompanying the Panacea
It has been used in hospitals ami private practice and
has had the singular fortune to be recommended by the
most celebrated physicians, and other eminent persons
Among others. by
W. Gibson, NJ. D., Prof of Surgery, Pa University.
Valentine Mott II. D.. Prof. Of Surgery, N. Y Unity.
W. p Dewt es, NJ. D., Prof of Mid Pa University.
n. Chapman, NJ D.. Prot. Of phys,c, ia. University.
T. Parke. NJ. L Prest College Of Physicians, Phila.
DR.. Del VALID, Professor of Medicine, Havana.
Jose hurenco de Luz, Prof of Surgery, Lisbon.
G. W. Irving. late Minister to Spain
j. Chipnap Member Royal Colleg- Surgeons London.
Sir rhtma Pearson, Major General, British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul. &c, &C.
And also the wonderful cures effected by Swaims Pan
acea have for many years made tan Invaluable remedy
The Panacea does not contain Mercury in form, and
being an innocent eparaon may be given to the most
te1der infant.
The retail price has been reduced $50 per bottle,
Containing three hal pins.l three bottles for 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swaim's Panacea is in rlupd hotties, futed o1gtudi
nally, with the folio ing letters blown on the glass:
" SWAIM'S PAN ACEA-PHILADA: -
and having the Jas. Swain stamped on the sealing
wax, and writttnnn the lab covering the cork and
splendid engraving for the side Of the bottle composed Of
a genmetrc lathe work C mprispg different dies,
which have heen turned for the exclusive OF the pro-
prietor. by Draper Co, bank engravers, Pha
de phia In the centre is portrait of the late William
ALSO, sNN AIMS VERMIFUGE.
valuable Family Medicine, being highly approved rem
ey or all diseases arising from ebility Of the digestive
/, 0,...
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Me0itilles
DR. CONVERS' INVIGORATI
H CORDIAL. AND
NERV OTIS ANTTnnTF

This is doubtless the ostimportaut remedy offered
to suffering humanity It imposshleto portray its vir-
tues IN t hrie circular but single trial Of the Cordial
viii convince the most incre OF its surprising utility
in a diseases arising from selfabuse and constitutional
debility.
Dr. Convers res not claim anv Magic fly his Co-iaJ
nor i there any extraordinary phenomena attached t. its
Operations hut he does claim that it the exraor-
binary l"vgoator and ResOratqr to the human system
ever produeH It has been tested for t5eaty years n
the Hospitals and Asylums Of New York Philadelphia,
Ban.are South and " ST. and has sunerceded ali = her
remedies Of the kind. It's snesfc effect those Weak
Nervous D4biitated patients found in such instn
tons attracted the attention Of physicians, who after
yestlgang its properties pr0nouneeA it the remark
able scieHSifc comb natnn Of remedial agents.
This riias the only remedy for those sad derauge.
mens Of bohy and mind caused by improper habits,
inordinate Indulgence.
Nervous Debility weakness and Impotence General
Physical Debility Dyspepsia, Indigestion, cosveness,
Pain and Vertigo in tic Head Dimn IS OF Vision Paint
taon Of the Heart Weakness of the Back and Extremi-
ties. and Consumption.
The mind becomes inbecile, memory weak aud reach-
erous of mental application to study business
impaired. confusion Of IDEAS melancholy lunacy, self
distrust, love Of solitude. &c.
YoUNG MEN
May here learn why they become weak, pale, and thin
eyes spnken and lustreess lose their youthful apDar-
ance, and manly ygor; why their cheek is b nchel hol
low and pimplfd their hair falls off and why they have
little manly development of limb and muscle, and why
they prem tnrely 60 into cline and consumption.
MIDDLE AGED AND OLD MEN
Who have abused thr health and strength and wasted
their pow by too much mental physical labor and
become emaciatei tote ing and unsteady in their trade,
nrfn unable 10 peltm as they once could; noappatile,
digestion bail food not assmiaed by the nourishmen Of
the Body, viii find
THES CORDIAL A REJUyENATOR.
DR. Cyonyers calls I,, al sioki ~ ,I in6r,n baI1s r.
procure this Cordial At fhis season hnndrds are most
Frustrated TINS cordial cleanses the blood Of all morbid
matter and in,ses life and vior int every mr. ~
the system and restres the dsc5ving .,ies IF n,
youog ami Oh it, reiuyenainp ana intigoraiSc mover
is t-,,Iy vondprf yg,7ng men IL ia ne univ ofc -
hone fr Won IT has snalcIad bnrdrsds NJ yor,tbs Co.
crave and rsfnrai beo 10 ,,rst ne 10, -
lie nd fnit a do pf hatt4a beep
and never knoyn in fail 1N'
n B-That jnyountary nocturnal lass of pbvsie,I en-
-, ,,.tra ;,s ~ - ~ ,ti"s - =, 1870 ~
tenn, inca;acitatng the victim business society or
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EIyNMALE MEDICAL OFFICE, No. 81

EINEM A lie MEDICAL OFFICE, No. ga
h SUDBURY STREET BOsTON.-MRS OASWELL
MOTT 10 merry of the Howard Botanic 1nfrmaiy-
Mrs. Caswell Female Physician in the above esiapsh
ment, formerly kept by Mrs Mott ami Mrs Byrnes and
would ayto her female friends, that she has removed
Ga Sudbury street. where she be consulted on all dis.
peculiar to her SEX at ali hours of the day or
ing She has redted her Office, replenshd her stock Of
medicines secured med cal and SUI gical aid of very
high character and is now ready to he consulted by her
patients and the public To that class If females who
dislike to consult one of the opposite SEX in extreme
necessity she offers, heretofore the nestimabe benefit
of an educated experienced and discreet Female Medical
Adviser.
In the treatment of diseases peculiar to her sax Mrs.
O. has to think herself second to any otherreg
ular practitioner; and is permitted refer those la
dies who wish to consult her, to other ladies have
found relief from her SAIL Rooms provided for those
who wish to remain durEg treatment.
N. B-A private Lynn lin Asylum, of the FIRST class
for convenience and security is connected with the es.
tabishmelt and personally superntended by Mrs T.
u Advice gratis. All letters promptly attended TO-
Remember the nrrb-r. 81 Sudbury Street dlvfH