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KANSAS.

II should he matter of national regret
|hat the recent Calm ia this be-vexed ter
Fitory has been succeeded by new difficult
|bes, and that out of these difficulties has
Erown a necessity fer Governor Geary's
Resignation. Previnus TO this gcnrleman's
he Administration had been
unfortunate in its selection of governors
for the territory. RccAcr was untrust.
Eorthy %ad partisan; Shannon incapable
hnd vacA.aling. running from one extreme
Pt poHcy 10 another, and alternately the
Fol OF le conleuding factions; but Mr..
perry, trom The outset, displayed an i'm
PariaIty IN has 2dajHistralIaa and firm
hess "a enferclrg phedlepee to the laws
hat Gained a.nlost Instantly the perturbed
Pate OF feeling existing there, and caused
nearly entire cessation Of the Outrages
Plat had previously stunned the public ear
Py their frequency and alrocity. Gov.
|reary could not, of course, have accom-
bllshed these results without coming into
collision and exciting the enmitv of the
actions opposed to him, nor perhaps was
us course entirely free from errors that
pertain to human actions generally, and
|nus! be more or less the accomplishments
pi the prompt exercise of power in cir
fumstances of doubt aud difficulty, but
giving all these considerations their proper
weight, the fact still stands prominently
put that mainly to his efficient and manly
administration OF the Kansas government
vas the nation indebted for relief from a
berries Of exciting occurrences, the true
merits of which it was difficult to under
Etand, but which, occurring at a period
when the country was involved in heated
political struggle, were exercising disas-
|rous influence in exasperating and perpet.
hating sectional differences. This was
Rn accomplishment that it would be un-
grateful to easily forget, and which should
pow have a potent influence in inducing
he administration to send him back to the
|dovenorship with such ample support as
would at once settle the question as to the
supremacy of the laws in that region. No
|o'her appointment, however good in ITSELF
would so efectualIy quiet the renewed ag-
|llatlon In Kansas Baltimore american
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Foreign News.

RosToN. March 2O.-The steamer Alps
from Liverpool, with dates to Wednesday
ethe Bib inst, has arrived.
The English papers received by this ar
rival contain the debate in Parliament OF
Afr. Cobden's motion relative to the wa
iii china. 1t terminated in defeat of the
Ministry, but ii is supposed that Lore
Palnerston would neither resign nor dis
solve the Parliament. The vote on Mr.
Cobden's motion of censure, in relation ia
The attack on Canton was-yeas 263. nays
247-a majority of I6 against The minis
Sir John f. Champion, late Minister to
Washington, has been appointed Minister
|fn Hanover.
The London Times says war between
|Spain and Mexico is inevitable.
Ihiaa-Advices from China TO the
|I5lh December, say that the Emperor had
prohibited his subjects from trading with
the English under penalty of death.
HoNG Kong, Jan. l5.-No further op-
|erations have taken place against Canton.
|'rhe official dispatches give the details OF
Ian attempt, on the part of the Chinese, to
|re,take the Tee to-tum Fort and an attack
lon the British ships by vast number Of
Chinese iunks. The attack was well con-
|certed. being made at low water, when
hhe large ships could not manpuvre, but
twas brilliantly repelled. Admiral Sey-
|mour had abandoned the Dutch Fort and
Factory Gardens, and strengthened his
|nostions lower down the river. Recruits
|were expected from Singapore. All the
western suburbs Of Canton were burned
|on the l2lh January, by the English. A
|arge fire had also occurred inside The city.
|Fhe Mandarins of The various districts
had issued the most blood thirsty edicls a
|ainst the English and had offered rewards
lur assassinalinns and incendiarism.
At Hong Kong all the Chinese have
been ordered to quit the services of for
|eNners. and return under the penalty of
|ti.t. destruction of their relatives remain
|Irg at home. Consequently nearly all The
|Glincse servants had leh their situations.
|Feuers received from Hamburg, say the
|pFiyatc adyices from Hong Kong are most
|alarmng. The hombardment of CAUTION
had excited lhe Chinese 10 general move
|menl against foreigners. The populace
|are beginning to show unusual courage, Gre
|aing great apprehension. The movement
|s not confined 10 China alone, but has
|spread 10 Singapore, where the foreign
|fesden,s have been obliged 10 arm them
|selves against street attacks from the infu-
|rhicd Chinese aud Nalays. Another
|ettcr received from Hamburg says The fire
|in the suburbs of Canton spread until The
whole city became one sheet Of flames.
z PcrSia.-'Ihe Paris correspondent of
b. London Post says the treaty between
Persia and England has not yet been sign
III, but that hostIities have hcen suspen-
|ied, though there is no regular armislce.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
ELICLBLE BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE.

FHNHE first lot above the PRESBYTERIAN
4 Church, in tlfe burnt district, on Brown
street, owned by Rev. Mr.. Hughes. is offered
for sale on reasonable terms There is
Stable, Carriage House, and other outbuild-
ings on the lot which is a most eligible site
for building, being in quiet part of town,
and but few minutes walk from the business
portion. For terms apply to
marl2-3t THOMAS w. MOORE.
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Married.

On the 10Th inst, at Allaquippa, by the
Rev. John Elliot, Col. w. H. WILEY, of
Lancaster CRY. and Miss HANNAH J.
DULL: Of Al!aquippa, formerly of McVey-
town, Pa.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. L. T. Will
liams, ISAAC J. QUAY Of Patterson, to NAN
CI J. HAWK, of Miflin county.
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LEWIST0WN ACADEMY.
A. J. WARNER, Princina1

FE1IIE Spring Session of this Institution will
i commence on WEDNESDAY, April lst.
Instruction will be given in all the branches
of Study common t. Academics-also lessons
in Drawing. Painting, Music. &c.
LeMistOwn. March u lS51
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

W5ApThe Bellefonte Wing gives an account
|0i number of persons in "the great State
|0f Snow Shoe," Centre county, disposing of
IA Mrs Shealer, who, We presume. is rather
gay" lady, in very novel manner few
weeks ago. After having divested her of all
|ner clothing, they gave her first coat Of
money and then a coat of feathers. The LddY
was lodging at Mr.. Feust's house, the roof
|ol which was torn off, and his stable burned,
by the regulators.
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TUSCARORA
FEMALE SEMINARY.

III -fca3emia, Juaiata Coanty, Penna.
Yz'iIE advantages and attractions of this
4 Institution are such as pertain to a thor
ough and comprehensive system of education,
combining artistic, literary, scientific, hygi-
enic and moral culture--and location in
very heaithful region, away from towns and
villages, and in the midst of charming seen
cry. Expenses, Sl20 per annum; including
Music, $50. The Summer Sessions will
commence May 5th. Il. KINDS,
March l., 1857. It Principal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

IA PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent is the
hori.ed gent for this paper in the cities oil Bos-
sw York and Philade phia, and is duly empowered
advertisements and subscriptions at the rates re-
~ bvus His receipts win be regarded as payments
s.I;ces are-Boston, Scollay's Building; New York,
Es Buildings Philadelphia, Browns new Iron
sszA n f. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH.

Many Of the most despotic Governments have opened
their Custom Houses the introduction of these Pills,
i!at they may become the medicine Of the masses
Learned Colleges admit that this medicine is The best
remedy ever known iur prisons Gf delicate health,
where the system has been impaired, its nvigorating
propertirs never fail To- afford relief
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GlllQWOO0 AGA 3QlQa
WOODS M

RBED 7BE4 4 AZ If2ssor Of the Greek and
ALFRfED ShAOEn NJ ID. IN nlfua0ag agQnaHya
he' y. ) RoRRlSON Lec"rer ." hndaaoa Q ChrshaaHy
Nth a66 4&SStanb the eoara6ry
eandth
for akinga high
Teacher
and ing r'OF' "7 "
depan
gupont
0 time.
lrouteb
TERMS S52C0
is m Q o sers
anc in mid 0 sesion
W. II.
Iap nmgdonc unty Pa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

A SSIGNEE ACCOUNT.-Tho account of
II Jol511 e. Siglcr, Assignee Of JOHN r.
PHILIPS, will be presented for final confir-
nation at the ensuing April Term of the
Court of Common Pleas Of MifIin county.
commencing Oh the first Monday cf April
next having been examined, passed and fled,
Of which all parties Interested hereby have
notice. IL. j. WALTERS. Proth'y.
Proth'y's Ofice, Lewistown,
March II. 1851.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

Nearly halfthr human race have taken these Pills II
has been proved in all parts Of The world, that nothing
found equal them III of disorders of
liver, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally They
soon give healthy to these organs, however much
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Gl.3alffa8 GAlL3SaA

9l5alff'S SAl3Sa
DG virtue of sundrv writs of Fieri Facias
- LeVari Facias, Yendtioni Exponas, and
Alias Nenditioni Exponas, issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of MifHin county,
and to me directed, will be exposed to sale,
by public yendue or outcry, at the Court
House, in the Borough Of Lewistown, on
Saturday, April 4, 1857,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, the following
described Real Estate, to wit:
\ tract of land situate in Derry township,
Mlffirn county, containing about 260 acres,
be the same more or less, about 200 acres of
which is cleared, with log house, log barn,
and other Improvements thereon erected,
bounded by the Kishacoquilas creek on the
west. land of Ephraim Banks and others ON
the north, land of Henry Strnnk, Robert and
Matthew Forsyth on the east, and south by
Poor House farm. Seized, taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of LandruB,
buchanan.
lot Of ground situate on the south side
of the Pennsylvania canal, in the borough of
Lewlstown, bounded on the northeast by the
Pennsylvania canal, on the southeast by the
kishacUguillas creek, on the southwest bv the
mon ground, containing about / of an acre,
be the same more or less, with two story
stone house, brew house and other improve
ments thereon erected. Seized, taken in ex-
ecution and to be sold as the property Of
George Siegrtst.
Also,
All that certain lot of ground situate, living
and being in the borough of McFeytown,
Miffiin county, whereon is erected two story
frame dwelling house, brick store house ana
frame stable, bounded by Market street Gu
the west, John street on the north, Sarah al
ley on the east, and by lot No % on the
south, and known in the general plan of said
borough as lot No. 24. Seized, taken in ex-
eeution and to be sold as the property Of John
b. .SeIcayt and 1icaaHdr T. O,cenS, scH no.
tice to tie tc1Tc tc5iaHtS.
JACOB MUTrlIERSBOUGu, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lcwistown, March II, 1857.
y d. Purchasers the above sheriff sales are here
by notified that The of the sales viii be required
10 be paid Ia all cases diaeiy property being
Knocked down, il will be forthwith resold to the high
est bidder j. NJ.
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Estate OF john G. Leattor, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters testa-
~ mentary on the estate of JOHN c..
LEATT0R, late of Bratton township, Mif-
fin county, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in said township.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment without delay, and
those having claims to present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement.
MARGARET LEATTOR,
mar5-6t Executrix.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
Freeburg Academy and Normal
School,

FJNHIS INSTITUTION, located in the beau
| tiful and healthy little village of Freeburg.
Snyder county, Pa, will commence the second
(Spring) quarter of its Second Session on the
23d Of March In view Of the great want of
proper instruction for Teachers in this and 9TH
counties, NORMAL DEPARTMENT will
hereafter be connected with this school, in
which Teachers viii be prepared for the ardu-
Gus duties of the school room That Justly
popular Teacher, Lecturer and Author, Prof
J. F. SToDDARp, has been engaged to deliver
course of Lectures and assist in arranging and
conducting the Normal exercises and training,
and it is hoped Teachers will avail themselves
of his services while in the county. An addi-
tional Female Teacher has been engaged, and
other arrangements made to meet the wants of
all.
TERMS.
Oae-haif payaj!s jarariaJiy la Advance.
For Board, Room, and Tuition,
per session of % weeks, $50 90 20 $50 90
Tuition only, per or. of II W ks, $50 TO 500
Instruction on Piano and use of
Instrument, 200
For Circulars, &c. address
GEO. F. MCFARLAND, Principal
Freeburg, March u. 1857.
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H0LLOWAY'S PILLS.
gVEbY ARE WE SECEE
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famous Pulls expressly combined operate
stomach the liver, the kidneys the lungs skin,
aud The bowels, correcting any arrangement in their
functions puf ing The blood The very fountain of life,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

INFORMANT TO FEMALES DISEASES or FEgALas
Il exclusively treated by pr. DUBOIS Remedies for r.
male arrangements from 81 70 IS Relief guaranteed In all
cases Consultations and letters strictly conhdentia IA
ienis from distance provided with board nursing aud
exclusive aendance The females lnfable monthly resto
raive mailed free WITH full directions receipt Of 81 Adj
Ymk-
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,,copus vrrpsAu's, cfyfALEs, AcroNs, CURL
TX nss and private hospial practice Of Paris and I-
-. Sytr IARMdNr. Az some persons smctsd With a.
sss x Tie system may not Sc awsrs o. The fset =
hts ushod OF Informing them be Ne only 4rsduaea
~ 'bs ey who 10 exclusively treating ana curing three
s.sss and whose connection with hs Ewcpesh hospitan
pie. Nm, N siopt The and eur
ng he odes, and most severe cssee Mercer stree
az ~ snflns opposite ~ Ncholss FROM 10 A. tos
sve,,ns re poc,ors Medical Adviser and Marriage out
nearly 400 pp LOO plcsure illustrations hN u gives Al -
sdyer,iaed medicines We commend Dr, iarmont TO Ne u
srted-courer dee kAA Vais ssAAs ts,anS' psg 300
AlAA ~
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IsroRrANr DISCOVERY IN rHE SCIENCE or xEpr.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDr-
i seTRIEsMAR-Soae genuine upie.s The .nxruv-
Of the seals OF the Patent once Of England the %
Ecole de Pharmace de PArs and The Imperial Collage Of
Vienna h.ed upon each wrapper and around each ssA
AZ s invigorsng astonishing IN tbs decline
Of fe oil physical pediments vanish like magic before ~
Influence thus rendering It's Invaluable those entering
the marriage state TresmAr No entirely erSesies 81
those disorders which and cubebs long been
thought an an,doe for the in Of the hesh q ,.s 81
remedy for That class 81 disorders which the
clans treat with mercury % the inevitable desrasa m ~
world csnno, remove Sold IN eass' .na s.n ROM II
Doses administered By feipsu isne,s1
cord &C. Ac Price - each four cases 70 ons n y, -
sayes ss and IN ar csss. rhersey .,,., few bicscs
IVES, X Broadway New YORK. fmnedisieiy on rscsips -
the amount Dr nj will forward the ~ cases OF sn
the large sizes carrsge ps hus sn'urns a 49,. -
resI a. usual from II A. n I'll r. Ms
and from i'm r. NJ iis1 vrsnce nrssi 10, ro.dw
OF Broadway. Sold also " - n 49,, - ~
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DrcoRps pRAcT1cE-C d HAM wv. ND " y, r ~.
sssses &C. o. Ire sexual sstem and % frotest9rs Msrno
shan ~ cnaiv or ~ letter, AZ hts once, 81 bieecser
% sast 81 broadway gm TO L. aud from 70 sociccs
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DR. wATsoNs NEW woRk..THh CAUSE AID
ure exhaustion with local debility induced By early inds
ereon excess a other In which The and sea
OF IN. nsady og.sb~r with u. treatment fsY
explained illustrated by numerous anatomical plates aa1
eprr.vtngs with supplement- seruA dseascs Pre-
IN 70 be bad % the suthor, who may be consulted
fenay ~ % my nye) WALKER street. few doors e
Broadway.
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RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
A TTENTIoS EyERyRopy.
II McPNkEa
THE BEEHIVE
QO
James NcPyke III lovers Of good cheer that
determined 70 keep with the times he intends trying the
experiment Of dmnuive profits and quick rnturnsn other
words that he viii offer the unlimited of his arder
and cellars NJ
PANIC PRICES
The best brandy In the world
Better brandy than be found elsewhere .......
Ahsnp are Warranted genuine.
American and Scotch aes
All other liquors and wines .............'
TABLE DHOTE
SOUP primo cuts nom the primcst OF joints with vegeta
bles ad hbium-every day, from one 10 three ncork-
twenty five ceuis. -.
FREE LUNCH
lunch that lunch and not apology daily FROM leu
until twelve O'Clock -
OF the finest brands, a, less than Cuban
OYSTERS,
Fresh from their varied beds native beauty dressed in
DINNERS AND SUFFERS
Whether pain 81 the most cpicurian and recherche
scrption, from midday b. midnight
LUXURIOUS PRIVATE ROOMS,
For gentlemen parties and clubs.
FREE BOARD AT THE BEEHIVE
Given 10 gentleman who obtain bester fare het
accommodation aud better treatment any where else
" TIE w9Rkp,
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Out
rTrNRy II. LEEDS CO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III No Nassau streei-wth sell NJ auction saturday
the celebrated mare Lady CLAY, with foa by Ethan Allen
To,ted last summer On 40 Mud w harness and her
believes her 20 be sound aud not over eight years old
TIFNRy n LEEDS \ Co.-orFIcE No. q NASSAU
III strrpt-wn snii auction saturday Nov. I, NJ -
O'Clock front No - Nassau street doctors
eve wheeled gig. nearly new cost $40 and Que
strongly built ton 10 be sold without reserve
r hRaE AUCTION SALE or RrCH hND rasHioSA.
- be rosewood furniture, az yaluible works 81 nrt
without for cash class residence, 52 Yves,
twenty hrst street, Eighth avenue. =, 49,
RtssELl, W. wESrCorT, kuctioneer, will sell, THIS
Gay saturday l0s o'clock above the entire elegant
fnnture o. the house which first class throughout and
mprsces every hing adapted 10 elegant and ihonahe
surnhed house Catalogues he obtained on me morning
ol saie when II take place rain shine Paror rnnre
coyeream sahn brocaie with slip covers; full marble top
wnh mirror doors; superior octave wood
p,shore iutksh and reception rhsrs ~ tapestry hrea
rIench er mirrors x2p cach Sevres and Ores
en cnns nroeade and lace curtains rich velvet ana
NlIVn cspeul trench escreoir, magnificent msntel
mi w errnolu two superior rosewood secre
ary nlrne top centre pier aud sofa tables
csinolu clocks, &C. $500 V' e'""f'' N'
Dining room chamber and ilbrary-Full marble TOP bu
tcaus wasnsan commodcs wood amour mirror 'front.'
ROSEWOOD beuas, elegant hair mattresses aud beidnV
rou resew9ol mo1uet rosewood suits IN hair cloth
French !Ades FAR nlad chairs, library bookcase exen
slon tables with ok dining rnturc silver ware rich
rhna, cut gass IVORY cutlery, olcohs portable heater
rosewood hall stand three elegant ebendcera Win
Gil the fixtures IN the house. sale 10 "a os.
O'Clock precisely Without regard to weather. " -
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ID b. BANGS MISUNDERSTANDING co. WILL,
d. sell this day Nov 4 at II O'Clock At their salesroom,
IS select of imported fowls,
prisng white Shnnghse golden Pands Leghorns black
Spanish Ac These fowls all from imported stock and
have had awarded them by the New York State
Fair New York Poultry Exhibition and Albany County Fair
sale without
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DR. WARDS uNFoRrrNATEs' FRIEND IS THE nj

nR. WARDS uNFoRTrsATEs' FRIEND IS THE M
IL plus ultra Of medicines and but requires
70 meet with universal APPRECIATION and 70 stamp DR. Ward
the brnsfsor of the day Dr Ward hereby o.
fers reward Of $3.50 any physician who after propeg
RECOMMENDATION can cure private diseases with equally
uniform CELEBRITY, safety and cheapness Innumsrar
BILE Distance - sl
bu, by his wonderful specific and bis perfect knowge q
every Of the disease either aleviaies
day Those who doubt should call and he win cure hen
without charge Remember all who have been lingering
Tor weeks End months tina, by calling on Dr WARD voc
may few days enjoy the pleasures OF life and feel thee
Richard Ia himself again" Price ~ Otca ~ Canal sreoe
third door ga Of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

yNR COOPER "a DUANE STREET, mas FOR I'm
~ last twenty years confined his practice 70 the reAA
en private The victims Of misplaced condolences
can call on the certainty OF being radically curs1
Charges moderate.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 96 WARREN
street. door from Greenwich street-Interes
rate Of six 49, cent from 81 to $500 Open daily
turdays from to p NJ.
WALTER W. CoNCKLIN President
yASpERBYLr L. BpxroS, Secretary.
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I'VE. THE UNDERSIGNED. CABIN PASSENGERS os

w the steamship Ericsson take pleasure In recommend
iug Mr. VIM. A. Lambert, FIRST steward OF said ship We
have found him 70 be very able in every respect and con
slider him good acquisition to any vessel y Loims, Der
tor r. " Pape willles HASTEN ~ W Mayer T. A. Gunst y
W KITE, Md Weber Chas Klein Peenranny, Hermann
Sicf Res pr Deuis0h, o. CRAM Of Va Chs W Post kob
he u Fhinger, rh. Benst. ~ W. Hanson, o. 0imanns
sbevur wagner Julius Schuberh. &. " wesifeldl Near
New York this 81 DAY ef November. 1857
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nR. WATSON HAS FOR LoSo SERIES OF YEARS
IL confined bis attention which hs hn1
treated twenty thousand without
ssanre ~ failure The remedies mild without, lpserrup-
business change OF diet. DR. Watson
attendance from In The morning until At night n his rs-
dcnce 81 (1y ive) Walker few doors
wsy. The consulting roons ar. separate
VIM WATSON, N. ~.
Formerly Surgeon u he Lock IIoSpifal
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C1 n0n FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE UNLESS
s~I.OSO cnrcd.-br HUNTERS red drop cures certain
diseases when regular and all other
without dieting restriction Ia the habits the paent
without the disgusting and sickenng effects of all other
remedies; in In less than hours;
without the dreadful consequent effects 81 mercury but
the peculiarly valuable property Of annhang the
rank aud poisonous faint thai the blood absorb
less this remedy used This what claim for H. and what
oher viii accomplish Its value in this respect has
well known hat scientific In every department u
medical knowledge, begin u appreciate H. for hardly week
passes that consulted by druggists chemists and
physicians in regard 10 piui patient who has exhausted
The whole field Of the faculty and m the disease will appear.
II ~ vial and BE- obtained anywhere
the old No. Division Twenty years
established. Book 100 pages, 50 cents