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8uubOtB, Sdreinerbpl3, 2atten, Sdinoel'
Carson, Zimmerman u Go.

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Ocl3h6nbler i'm @rCBen unb Gleinrert1nf.
untCn HUf neEsn BEN NOrfOIt Dampfr @tarf
lenfen 6te Aumsfamsett Der Dsumen BoIttcres dn br
arsstS Eager Ssn an. unb SHretnerhDIt unb fCuft.
sc Baumatersan 5is baIten biefeben In erSeer Nuswat
9n6 DsrGnsa ~ grsiisn f. bs aIstrsn6 smanb Ia Die
tiger Slaet' Wa29,H
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SANDY HOOK, prlll 20. sunset Steamship Karnak f
Nassau outside the bar ships VIKING and Liverpool bari
Roebuck Amanda and Laura, and eleven briggs all
ehoree st the sW spit bound out. There one ship in
SE oAiDg, bound In. Wind Sc, light.
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gagged in Quitting emisrans along the Missouri river

rueed IN Quitting emgrsnts along the Missouri river
towns.
Probably the most fortunate town IN tho West IN his
respect is the thriving town OF St. Joseph, bacoSaan
county Missouri friend OF mine, who has JUST arrived
from there reports the streets crowded with teams ana
the stores throneed with eager emgrans, gVng W ne
place resemblance San Francisco in Its Pap'es days.
Here there Is probably double the amount OF business
deue this sprpg that there last season. owing almost
entirely to the influx Of emigration westward bound.
But little encouraging now comes from those in
the mining region 10 their friends in this section Indeed
the reverse Letters constantly being received but
the uniform advice rends not to come and hundreds
of those who preparing to start have backcd OUT"
those who set themselves up knowing declare
magnificent humbug. One thing s certain, II letter
TO this vicinity, or indeed any Of these Quitting
towns containing good gold news II finds It's way imme
diae into the public prints whilst the host Of unfav0ra
pie rsoelvGa Is seps au,o mgh Dc
derogaory ~ Western interest The rule applies to
all the received farther east from these gold mines
The pubic prints give but one side or the picture.
The fever for emgrating SO far the West is con-
cerned, Ia abatng Miners returning with discourng
ing reports and now the average amount of wages re-
ported made will not much exceed dollar per day and
provisions high and still the advance feel satisfied
Of the truth Of the statement made through the HERALD
OF weeks sirce that gold exists there, but not IA
paying quantities; and thousands upon thousands, at
aced thher by these fabulous stories, manufactured
for the benefit Of merchant SPECTATORS and others OF the
West will face restitution and suffering long far more
than they dreamed Of
The season unusually ate and winter seems reluc-
tant TO bid US adeu
Governor Black has not ye, arrived and when be is
coming is the query.
The emierant road up the north side of the Platte,
old Mormon trail is dotted with emigrant trains.
The wheat prospect in the West 80 far As can learn
10 quite promising.
EMIGRATION TO PIXIES PEAK.
from the st. Louis Democrat, April 20
The steamboat landing is still crowded with Pixies
Peskers wagons Of all styles and sizes, mules,
and ke'
Peaker supposes to DO necessary for the "overland
Journey" The task Of keeping . journal Of the ar
rivals Of the Pixies Peakers al this point som ap
peared such huge undertaking that renowned Ia
desI air. The crowd press There is abatement
1t is wonderfully ID astonishes Mississippi aud Ms
ri river steamboat One company OF eighty young
from Western Virginia, have taken passage on the
steamer A. 3. Chambers which leaves this mornng-al
bound for The gold regions or Kansas
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The Revolution In Venezuela.
OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE

CARACAS, March Is, 1859.
General Pdes-Hs Position, and Course of HIS Party
We undergoing present Of those severe or
deals through which this distracted country has to pass
before peace and quiet can be restored to IT,
party OF unprincped vagAbonds instigated by that
arch devil Monagas and by the love Of plumber landed in
Coro short time ago and endeavored to get up revou.
ton in favor of the public robber; but the"government
took such prompt to repress the movement that
at this hour expecting 10 hear the Of their
ultimate humiliation. At last accounts they had been
driven from Coro and approaching the province
Carabobo Of which Valencia is the capital in consequence
of which General Paez although not quite from
his painful accident rendered his govern
men who only too glad TO accept Them and yester
day he LEFT Valencia at the head Of two thousand voun
teers, for the scene Of action.
All the neghboring provinces have raised sufficient
troops TO punish the aggressoss exemplary manner
OUR LAGUAYRA CORRESPONDENCE.
The Var Var Of Color ana Class-Gopa,ment WI Pit
Dolon all Factions.
LAGuAYRA, March IS, 1859.
The present revolution appears 10 be entirely of
caste-black against white We have loss than four
factions in the country; but government is strong and
this time they will succeed in putting them down.
All who have thing to lose are OF course in favor
OF GOV eminent.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY,

E1AE OF CLOSINd AT THB NEW YORK OFfICH
DorrsIO .North-Albsny, Buffalo and Canada .sas P NJ
w N9sss 1n %a Ms% i. T Erie %a ~ ana 81,
s,uih and southwestern
Raaisrn mali. By railroad & Il s sna
circular restricting mail agents from mailing the
practice carried ouch extent their
positions In q this order The safest vii
they win be spt TO have them refused BY agents cars
although the latter are allowed TO mail letters under certain
Them into the Post Cce In time isshown have been
sUNDAr NAILS On Sunday al mails close at tba
o.IIroRnA.. By steamer Noses Taylor, Thursday,
The Overland Mai or caiiiorni. leave, b toa,a
every konday and Thursday at a. n. letter.
Designed FOR 1t shoud be marked Overload, via
LAKE CIR The Overland Mall from St. joseph rlo) TO Sail
LIKE cry leaves = yo'eph ever saturday, q
So LettIs should DO marked Overland
80. PACIFIC. .ay steamer Mcsss Taylor, Thursday.
HAvASA.....s seamihip Empire City, Monday. y
New orleans By steamship icnns 20 On
be placed in The Once a. New York SIX days prs
vous W he above da.e.)
and as1pe 9.ura is9 Hpr hHssanp.on
BiHIsA 1'l,sDs On the DAY aisr arrival Of alter
SP s S. " = n; ssSs
At Nassau, N. p.
s1sE OF CLOSING At THE LONDON OFFICE.
RossAr The Overland Mail to Bombay closes IN London
each each month VIA Southampton he Lab AID
oAlcu-A.. pa ION ISM ssh Vi. x.rsellsa 4h, laA
Av.rn.. s%Y asa. a - ia H s.., 49,,
s.rnTlv. ssss * n q the month
Ms.ss: sss:d % ' sh @ sss e. .oov.
Ssss s:s. Q.
mail deAphtcked The morning previeuA
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ahip Resclute Freeman Liverpool Williams 4 su,cr.
s f F sssn
Snip ESSssr hsrn sss.s Smith Co.
ssis 1ss Scse fsr rn a. VIKING fas
Bark sarsh, stevens Curaeos-vcse. Livingston Eco.
sart 9rsnpSs. Omar sSan Hsvsns.-H Avery s''
Bark Eliza bar tBr, Cooper Bermuda-rucher Light
Brig Falmouth, Cloudy. ssiharst-E Ware.
s1s Cara Esnx~ssi Arross.srs ss Son Co.
s ssr to%oarS ssrdn. PSrsa q
schr W A Enis, Nichols wflmingtop--D @ Murray
sehr sC@ . Coz, f,.asrica.Ours " Mckee:
sssr E xs, nsysn ss.s Frqn. ssA
scsr / Gallagher Parysn, Proynestswn" uS- Hows:.
sehl TELEGRAPH; Rogers, New Ioncon-sturges Co.
Steamer p ' Beverly Pierce, rhisSspSa 'A''''
ARRIVED.
10 nB Inc a With sos % ana y
lin Hurbut 18th mat lat 4s IL Ion IS o. passed steamer
GER aseS 20 Years died. sS Edward knS~ison SEAMAN OF
sorSay s tar poop OVERHEARD and was The
Bark sntb (Brem), Heidorn, Bremen 81 days with
es nga IL sns eoss luhs Had heavy
ss,. n ss% % VIII
g, a ,gSAs b SO goassiCss SsS,atsar from Nozzle
rom New Orleans for dronstad FROM he 10th III :ns SS
last between LAT a and lon ~ 90 encountered much
BARK Hannah Thornton, TAR Matsnzas 18th inst with
Brs . Adams osmden,, grisko Msssina Feb ss With
fruit TO Lawrence Ges Co. Has had strong westerly
since psssnR bermuda and has suffered some rigging
e. April H. lat rs H. Ion SO TO- spoke schr Sewa
Tor West Indies llh lat "a u.s. lon s. lost reopsa yard
split sails, &c
Brig Cecil. tsr, Kavanash, St john NIB. days, with
chalk, TO A SiniherR
Brik Easern STAR Achsy Boston, days, with nnseed 10
master.
sehr Manfred, Holt Virginia, days.
schr ~ Williams tBr), Jones, kewar for 81 John, Np
Sfhr T Cooper, Taylor, Ehzabethport for Eau
Srbr Science Gading Elizabethport for Providence.
Schr John kuggles Rider, Machias, s days
schr New Zeaiand, Gerston Machas, days
Sclir Dresden Hooper Aachias, days
schr Tiger, Evsns Saco via New Bedford, days
schr Hudson, Moore, Calise. days.
Schr Almra, Beck, Calais days.
echr kcioto King Sullivan, 8 days
scbr Sarah LOUISE Yeaton, Kockland, 4days.
Schr Ezra. Nicherson, BostOn days.
kchr Is EdridRe, Snow, Boston, 3 days.
tclr Mary kmily, Snow. Gloucetter
schr Albert Brown Providence, 2daya
kchr William Stevens Bird, Providence, days
Schr Jhefis, Morris BarDstab9, days
kchr Chief Marble, Fall River, 2 daya
kchr Feter Anderson, Ht Portland, Ct 2 days
schr Rob 1T Smith Wilcox, Portland, CT days.
schr Mary Elizabeth. Chase, New Haven,
Echr Pavilion Baker, Haddam, Ct
scbr Nimrod, West Albany for Boston,
Sebr Lucy church, Tucker, RondOut for Boston.
Sloop Hall, Tleston, kizah ethpoIt for Pawtucket
Sloop Phoenix, Brown, New Haven, 2 days
Steamer Petrol. Baker. Providence
SAILED
Br steamship Kfrnak, Havana and Nassau
Wind at sunrise ENE, and resh; meridian do and light;
sunset SSE, and light.
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WILL OF DAVID RANKIN, DECEAsED.-The last will
and testament OF David Rankin deceased read and
admitted 10 probate yesterday Colonel Robert Campbell
and Asa Wigus, together with Hugh and James Rankin
made executors OF the WILL The bequeaths to
Rev. Mr. Brooks pastor Of the Second Presby church.
three volumes OF the History of the Presby Church
IN Ireland and $500 for the Church Extension Committee
lie also bequeaths 81 coo to the present minister elders
and deacons Of the Presby terrain church of
Ireland for the repairing and painting OF church,
The remainder OF the property OF the tetator left TO his
relatives here and in Ireanto the latter under an act
passed by the Legislature Of Missouri years ago
allowing his heirs TO inherit by taking their residence
shie within aIter the making OF the will
publicly. konis Replt6licdn, April Is.
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BHI.FAsT, April 2,,A,r peytona, Gilman: New York;
BAsson Apsl nArr sch. ,nus Ssslssqa; SyOss
pANvEks April S-Arr schr Geo Taylor Joae: EYork
kEALL RIVER, April as-Arg schr. Martha wrIghtngen
SsovasSss SIa:Sn' Borden; EsasssSPs. s7s 4: sssS,
osnssn LAD ads%s
binson Davis NYork soop Helen Bsbcock do. In the bay
''aSss 1P s sSr s Msd.Ss fS% eSs
TAI ,!H April T-od schra Bayis' Virginia.
2sth~Xrr schr Brogsn HoH Dayton, - CID schr Dwight
SsSResTowS SC, April ie-Arr .esr. Mary pe.r.on
GSInSs
Pendls.op, DO 6id aoth schrs ws.erOury Peunngtoo
Citizen York, Baltimore Entire, Demaresi rYorK AID Mary
Haley 6a,sT Ke1neS mel, Me- .,,, ,,.,, v.u.~ -,
c.r Hg' o Kss s sss
"a & S cny
y, :51. ss1 WA
SYoTs Gardiner Rsssscs ksigh s6deos so:.cs q;
D0 A SsSun no for SSsoi
brig Tvra Clark Hi..b. for Boston; schr.
. for d. S0p Tor &C. . ss for
for rp Lion Win .gS
rsisr S.ndy so;iss o. FsssssS.; Ea Vent. Lynn
Ts fYTs 'fA: I:Ss'ss Knight
2h.Ar BARK Emma Gashing DIXON, Matspzas for Bos.
key, do for Porsnd Barter, Barter New for 81
George; schs Isabella Thompson Corsop; Willard Phlps
pd Joseph Porter n. Phisdelehis for Bo,on julian
s" E s'ssss
set Joseph Rsley Boyce, do for Rorbury HawAths Ds
ney DO for Nevburypcr Boston, uckns do for Gardiner
Cameo, Orruit DO for jamden; l. Boynton 0nde Balu
more for Eswo,ih Redngton Clark Warwick Va for Kenne
AM-wind eb firm NE with rain the above arrivals Of
n dsy and brig lydia Frances sca Acturu David smith
Richard 1hompson Grecian, Jesse williamson r and Joha
Platter.
York; sehr vonnoct,cn Pratt, Ezabethpor soop Henry
Clsy, Ely, NYot h, Yankee Roy Risley Pniiade,phi
q 10Th, sch. douglass, Buckisnd NYork z7h steam e
rTcas, Bates DO 2b. sghrs Bdwju, Clark; II N Wright
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that or the miraculous organs through which
der speaks, will soon dvest the Of the young
man who was found dead year or two ago, near New
bureh Of it's mystery That female the report goes
was for some time the inmate OF well known mansion
vhose proprietor, the report AIDES, is now absent.
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aARITIHE INTRLLIGENCg
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

TIE HAVANA AND NEW oRIEAre srGAxERs.
srrnk SrI-trom ksw York ID, arriving at Bavaaa 70
arriving at Few York 9th.
SAsAvsa.From New Ysrt lcrs, arriving At Havana l7u
anA New Orleans 10Th From Orleans n Wavs.a Ma
arriving at New York 81. '-' 49,
New York I7h arriving al Havana ~
Urfvlug nj New Y6rk 18Th 49, -
IsAlzL-From Chsrsstos snd 18th duo Al Bay,.. N,
ans - From Havana oh and z5sh, dus New York lea
- Mhsn The absve dates fA sunday the ssansrs VII
sal On xsnday, sssspt from New Orleans
SPECIAL NOTICE.
<npoctoo o.d e1srs intended for he sxv Yoss HxrAln
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Port Of New York, April 10, 1850.

"Hs y" WV EVH~y @F1H1 W. H"""'
CLEARED
Oork-J Dale. -" ~.
Steamship Fulton, wo,on Southampton and Havre-w
Ctasrd. ~ WIN "''"n'o0s "a'a'" N"' '"""N"
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OMAHA CRY, N. r In,u,o ,s,o

O"AhA NIifJ NJ T., April ls, 1852
The West1n cold fsper-.a Joseph, Mo C,o,,g.S '.,,,
Ertsrants- Western Men Baeking Osa-Tas fsv,r no.
] irs-kin~s Reuning-Generoi Heos, dc.
The gold fields out westward from here upon the p,
Sherry Creek and vicinity Of Pixies Peakor, more an
yroprsteIy the coIona gold mness continue 10 attract
NE attention Of the Vert and THOUSANDS Of dollars are
sally added 10 the income Of mcrchcpw and those en-
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-15

Coal LAND FOR SALE.-We call the special
attention of our readers to the advertisement
in another column, of Goal land for sale"
Any person wishing to purchase the descrip-
ton of land referred to, now has chance to
buy valuable tract on very moderate terms,
as the parties are very anxious to sell. The
senior editor of this paper is the Agent for
the owners, and will be pleased to give all the
information that may be desired,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-15
OXYGENATED BITTERS.

4 Qucry Why will you suffer- Dysr spsia
is brief but comprehensive term for the nu-
merous diseases which al; ct the stomach, liver
discovered the Oxygenated Bitters medical SCI
ence was ut fault and had exhausted itself
fruitless effort 10 cure this disease. The Dys-
peptic need suffer no longer with a disease that
is ways painful, aud frequently fatal aftiic-
ton.
This unique and peculiar compound will as
certainly cure the disease as the disease exists
Had it.not this power such testimony as fol-
lows would not be given in its favor
VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF
THE OXYGENATED BiTTERS.
We call the attention of the rea der to the fol-
lowing letter r.om President Smith, of Wesley
an University;
MDptETuwN, Conn, Feb. %, 1859.
SETH W. FowLE Il co.. Gentlemen, first
made use of the 0xYGENATED BITTERs some sew
en- or eight years since. Having suffered for
twenty years from form of DYSPEPSIA, which
was attended with nervous headacheo n al nv
eragc OF not less than one day in a week, was
induced by the unprcteniiug recommendation
of DR.. Green ''totry on, bottle and il no benefit
was received 10 discontinue the use
The use of one warranted II further trial, to
the extent Of some three or four, with careful
observance of the accompanying directions.
The result was an almost entire relief from the
usual dyspeptic symptoms and their depressing
painful consequences | believe these biiters
produced an entire change in the habits OF my
system and upon the active energies OF the
digestive organs. now deem myself as ex-
empt from Dyspepsia as most persons. These
hiticrs have also been of scrvice to otEermem-
bers ofmy family.
Very respectfully yours,
AUGUSTUS w. SMITH
Prepared by S. W. FOWLE Co., BosTos,
and for sale b..
J.B II. CAMPBELL and lIEALEY h SIlRI-
YER Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY STEW ARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, Westernport.
Aud by dealers everywhere.
Aug. Is, 1864
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TESTERS
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOCh-STI7'CH
SE WING MACNlN ES,

U'HIS is the most reliable SEWN Machine cv
L err offered in this marke, both in the quali-
ty Of its work, its durability and simplici -
The operation Of il 10 easier learned than that
of any other machine, while it works with ease
on the fdest silk or heaviest 18th which it
works in n very superior manner; making n
strait, evenly laid seam, much nner tia ordi.
nary hand work. while both sides of DE cloth
are stitched alike. ltrarcly sets Of Of working
ordc or requires repairing, and so simple
that an operator can perform all o,d'naIy re-
pairs il, until it is worn out. With all thcs ,
udyanta 5es over other mach res, we feel coat fl
der, testers Patent Sewing Machines win best
meet the wants of families, an kinds Of manr-
featuring clothiers, talor. or any Others Ie-
qurin; n seam in their woil wi find thus II
Machire that will do their work in n rapid auu
substant al manner, and mu, II Ger H. the
ordinary way. Families wo require ..'uch
scwilg will find this Machi"e peculiarly adnpl-
ed to their wants. besides sa wing labor cn1ugh
in few months to puy for il. Ta'l0,s y u find
& cnt saving by using this Sewing Machine,
besides being always sure of p -perior q ,alty
of VOL that does not rip, an d th TOO Tuch
nicer thai. hand WORK.
REVERENCE TO A FEW PERSONS USING THEN.
j. W. Richardsoa, McrchaIt Tailor, Gay ST.,
near tie Church.
Levi Perry & Co., Shoe so e. 179 BALI.
s. Strder. Mantilla Factory, Baltir ST..
over PARIS China store.
j. Evans, No 8 Brltmorc stree.
James Taylor, No. BAG Be ltimore street.
Miss Kate Willyard, 10 Coz sttnton street.
Mrs. Il. A. Beard No. 80 Ehso- street.
Mrs. Buckmiller, IS MeE'derry street.
Mrs. Watson, 1875 an bnrs street.
Mrs. p Brooks, Va IaIi burg street.
l.. d. CHASE, Agent. 1863 Bait. ST..
Opposite the Adam, Express Co.
Baltimore June 10 1S59.-iy.
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Sands Sarsaparilla,

The fame of this preparation is not confined
TO the limits of our country, but it is now u
sed in almost every part of the world. The
following is from Mr. Fay, the well known rep
resentative of our Government 10 Prussia.
LEGATION UNITED STATES, BERLIN, Prussia
MEssRs a. B. h d. SANDS
Gentlemen-Having seen your SaTsaparilla
used in this City with great effect in n severe
case of ScRoFuLA, have been requested to or
der three dozen bottles, which please send
with the least possible delay. am inspired
only by feeling of philanthrophy, in begging
you to publ sh this unasked testimony to the
value OF a medicine which, widely as it is
known, is not known as it ought to be- am
gentlemen Respectfully yours, &c.
THEODORE s. FAY.
Prepared and sold by A. B. and d. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street New York.
For sale by IIEALEY and SIlR1VER, Drug
pists Cumberland Nd
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DARAsoLS AND PARAS0LETs-At II D
Wineows, 9 large, beautiful assortment.
April IA. II. D. wINEow.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-15

Gilbert Gallian ORDERED, this 18th day
VS.. w OF Aug. | $50, that G iibcf,
His Creditors. J Gallian Civ notice to hi cred
it"rs, cndorsers and sureties, that the first
Monday II January next, is fixed for the "a 4
Gilbert Gallian to appear in the Circuit Court
Tor Allie 90 n county, to answer such interrog.
tories or allegations as his creditors, endorsers
or sure,ies may propose or nllege agnins; him,
acd tina. "A copy of This order be published once
n week for three months II some newspaper
publishcd in the city of Cumberland, prior to
notice.
Test-u. RESLEY Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-15

IRoN WEALTH OF MissoURi.-The amount Of
iron ore in the iron region Of the State of Mis-
souri,, is estimated rs tollowing;-Iron Noun
tain, 22s feet high, covering 1000 acres, one
mass OF specular ore. weighing go, l87,575
tons, average yield al furnace 81 per cent, or
1873, 904,o03 tons of pure iron. Pilot Knob,
next in richness, is estimated to coniaiG 1902, '
773 tons of ore, or 100000 tons OF pure iron.
These two deposits will furnish about 1856 90 '
600 tons Of iron, the ore of which all lies above
the natural surface of the country, easily min
ed, and furnishing the best OF metal. Railroad
iron, 10 pounds to the yard, takes ,233 tons
to the mile and all the railroads IA the United
States would take of that weight ofrails about
$500 600 tons a iron, or lao of the deposit n
bove spoken OF. This is only the ore above the
surface.
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DR.. BRUNON'S
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES
FOR DELICATE DISEASES.

No. 1.-THE GREAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ly eradicates all the evil effects of Self Abuse,
such as general debility, loss Of memory, vast
ing away of the organs, or any constitutional
deran gemei is as impotency, and weakness OF
the segual organs, brought Oh by the unrestrain-
ed indulgence of the passions. Price 81.
No. 3--THE CONCENTRATED BALM
Will cure in eight dpys, amy case Of g0hoorrhGa,
is without tuste smell and requires no re-
striction Of diet. Price one dollar.
No. 8.-CONCENTRATED TEKEB.-The
use of this remedy will cure elect in n short
time, and can show certificates of cures effect
ed after all others have failed; this is also taste
less and without smell. Price one dollar.
No. 4.-CONCENTRATED PUNITER.-1s
the only remedy known that will posii,el cure
structures of the uretha, no matter of how long
standing or eglected the case may be. Price
on dollar.
No. 5.--ANTIMERCURIA PILLS.-All
persons who hnYe used this drca dfu drug IN ef-
cury,) (Which rema ms in the system for years,
causing so many chronic discases,) should use
these Pills, which win entirely countcract the
effects and remove II from the system. Price
one dollar.
No. 6.-ORIENTAL PAsTILLs--Is a GER
tain cure for female Irregularities, or suppress.
sion Of the merstruation. Price tive dollars.
No THE CONCENTRATED AMARIN.
Cures the whites falling Of the womb, nervous
ness. painful menstruntion. Price one dollar.
No. S.-THE S0LU1OR--Is a remedy that
has never been known to fail curing Gravel,
and all affections OF the kidneys and bladder.
Price one dollar.
Either of the above remedies will be sent by
mail to any part of the United States, on re-
ccip. oft e price annexed. Circulars containing
fill particulars irrv be obtained by enrlosin z
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FELIX BRUNON.
Post Office Box ~. philadelphia n, Pa.
n. B.-The Doctor mry be consul teG in ON
plicated cases by letter or personally, bit only
such letters will be answered contain ca
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