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Clusky's Political Text Book.
For Sale by John York s. Co.,

No. 3s Union Street. Nashville, Tenn.
"TIIIS book contains, in compact intellgibie form
a complete history OF political parties, embracing
party platforms, the speeches of leading politicians
on all important questions, votes in Congress, and
documents touching the expenditures OF govern
ment, and the distribution Of the public lands. The
book is every where received as authority, having
been acknowledged authority in the Senate OF the
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Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
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eminent rty years, from 1870 10 1850 com
plete.
Orators Of the American Revolution, by E. L
MagOon.
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Sick Babies Wanted.

UNHE numerous deaths among young children,
:. show that the powerful medicine usually pres
cribed for them not suited for their weakly
ton. The best Fcbrifuge in the world for children
from one day 10 five wears old IN the
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N A S III WILL F.:
Fourth of July.

FRIDAY MORNING, =. JUNE II, 1859
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Princess ClOtilde, do not take tea together. >
A pleasant little ROW" has already occurred
between them; the bride has such a taste for
pink, as color, that she wears continually
bonnets Of this hue; the Empress grew tired Of
this sameness, and sent delicate hint in the
form OF three loves of hats, to Clotilde, who
al once returned them consequently the two
ladies do not speak, and there is commotion nj
the Tuileries and the Palais Royal The gossip
would not be French gossip if it did not contain
a hint that the whole GOODNESS between these
two ladies is the work of a woman, formerly
high in favor with the Prince, but now deposed
by his marriage. and who has betaken herself
and her intrigues TO Sardinia
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ANOTHER Missouri SPEKCH.-Somebody has
been making speech in the Missouri Legisla-
ture,-probably Mr.. Pitt, who wanted the Sth
ofJanuary celebrated:
What do gentlemen want? Is corn so dear.
and hoe cake 50 sweet as to be purchased only
at the price Of having the State garrisoned by
our enemies? Forbid it, Jeremiah, Do YOU
want the institutions of your State reduced to
the condition Of affairs away down in Georgia.
where plantation consists of two overseers
and one niger! laughter As the Postsays
I'D rather be long. msngy, strange yaller
dog with bob tail and bay at the moon. than
not to say. this is me own, me native State. >:
lGreat applause. And 1 will defend her insti-
tutions 50 long as grass runs and water grows. .
Renewed applause.
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JOHN c. CALHOUN NOT A SwEDENBORGIAS.-
The Charleston Mercury contains the follow
ing u. find rumor in the newspapers to the
effect that the late John C. Calhoun was Swe-
denborgian. Conversations with him on the
very subject enable me to contradict the rumor
with entire confidence. Speaking of a jealous
SwedenbOrgian, an estimable and sensible man
he said: Mr.. - is anxious to proselyte
me, but L do not give in. Swedenborge gives
to words a meaning different from that in com
mon USE Mr.. Calhoun did not read French:
and, therefore, was not aware that he repeated,
IN substance, the remark Voltaire applied to
Chubb, the mysticO-theistical writer IN aBus
perpetual deS B.oLs est lie fo7lfeUsut de su ysr-
S'taStoH. More successfully than any one I
ever knew, he combated, for himself, those two
most prominent traits of human nature-envy
and credulity. j. EwD CALHOUN. SR 1"
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

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UNITED STATES HOTEI.-C b Hancock.
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MAes,Er'tifSs1t wDERs

Gasde. Inserts, CoetToaehes Bed ssss, Eeas, Ants
Moths, and oil pests or the rsrniin kiRd.
The importance Of relisbie article Of this kind is
inestmable In warm weather 81 nature teams with
these s snaaoyns foes This PSwdss is the only art
company ofbotansts from the horticultural Society
Of Paris while amidst the ferns OF Asia, observed
that all insects upon certain kind of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use of
9uantities Of the Plant Ss4e brought nSms bs NJ
r.: Lyon. and fonnd positive insect DESTROYER in
lcally prepared to resist the effect oiage climate
Metals aud Letters atept have been obtained from
cai and horticultural colleges and societies. ''
Let'rfrom the President q he Uai,.d States;
mr. EMASUKL LYoN;-pear Sir: / have the pleas
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded yo9a Medal
and Certificate for the great value ofyour Magnetic
t%Ii.i.aRD FIHi.MoRE. Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate of
Prince Albert.
TITS FREE FROM POISON. s
Nsw YORK, October lst la5s. :,
"Mr. F.. I.YoS.-Dear Sir: We haye auaiy sed and
ftctly harmless to mankind and domestic animals,
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants, and
LANES r. Chiffon, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
"PRoF. CHEMISTRY, N. Y. HOSPITAL"
Mr. JOHN l.. RONE, Superintendent of the Ne W
ants. reaches, moths, &c., with fy ons Powder, and
Every gardener and housekeeper must have di-
rect interest i'm article of this kind Reference
can he made to the tstor, 81 Nicholas. and Metro
Politan Hotels. 70 Judge ME!es Prss,dent Of the
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. Field. l.. NJ. Peass. Of
the Five Points Mission, 4 &C., &c. Judge MEIGs
says, This discovery of Prot. I.yoNis Of national
Importance The Farmers Club have tested IL thor
oughly 1t will destroy locusts srasshoppers. ants
mOths, bugs, aud all vermin. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements are made through Messrs
BARNES 4 PARK, of New York. to have it sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised Be cautious!
s.-.... "NBw YORK, November 9th, 1854.
"ln retiring from business have sold all my In
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
secrets pertaining thereto, to Messrs. BARNES 4
PARK. This Powder Is discovery made by my
self and brought from the interior Of Asia. and
unknown to any other pcrsoas. The genuine and
effective article is put up in tin cImnisters and will
continue to bear my name. f.. LYON
Rats and mica cannot he reached by Powder. and
are killed by a MAGNETIC Pill. Ordfr them through
any merchant ....-. 10.
IT'S yon's Powder kill . insects in trice,
But 10y on's Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample iasks Is cents regular sizes 81 cents and
81. Follow directions. Use freely aud fhoronshiy.
BARNES Il PARK,
IS and Is Park Row, New York.
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Ofthe receipts, the large amount of SIS, 179 80
is from Cuba, and $50, 7S4 ~ from New York
city alone. The report shows the receipts from
129 lodges, but as no lodge is required to con-
tribute anything to the Grand Lodge until it
has been in operation six months, it is safe to
say that there are now over 200 lodges, and
their membership is rapidly on the Increase
When it is understood that only twenty-five per
cent of the net receipts of subordinate lod ges
Is paid into the Treasury of the Grand Lodge,
1t must be seen how immense is the sum that
passes through the Golfers of this Order.
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Rev. JOHN PIERPoNT, Thomas C.. A.osv
THOMAS A. DExTER, PETFR HARyEy-
s. n. KENDALL, NJ. d. JAMES q. DUSS
HNHE CELEBRATED
II DR. ! S. ROSES MEDICINES

.,, OF IEiLAOELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty 6vo va,rs
oil extensive aud successful practice. aud are the
that flesh ~ heir To. o 'iie
pR. J. 5. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. OR Ey
PECTURANr, will radically cure Cous his Coids
bbo;aTseness, bf2hehItis, snd ali Lung disease
DR.. j.; :. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUp
or Blood Purlher Tor the cure of Scrofua Old kTun
uoas, Chrome Diseases, Ulcers, Sveed Neck and
Price 81. ~ "i""u-
DIR. ]. :. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPoUND
In only sure cure for Dyspepsia and LAYER Com.
plant Price 81 cents. WIN
DIR. is. ROSES PAIN CURER Ills No,
cure ALL but it alone has stood the test of q
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches Ch1lic
Pains IN the Stomach and Bowels Sprains RTnises
Pains In the limbs, Joints, Back and spine. or any
PAIN internally or externally. Price, u, Is and 3
cents a bottle. - ~ N ~
Ifyou wish to get cured Of any Of the above co,o
plants, get DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEm
ZINES, which you will know when genuine h,
having has written signature the cork of each
bottle: Sold by druggists generally.
n. B.-Beware of those poor nostrums pnrnortinx
W oc tue bsi.t va tue wotM Ja 2-Iy
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA.

IA COMPOUND REMEDY, in which W. have Isbor.d 10
Para sarsapara so combined with
other substances Of sl alternative power
ed to cure j. believed that remedy aned BY
those who from Strenuous complaints and
thslArge class of afaict.d fellow How
Of the be found the following com.
TON and ERUPTIvE DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMfLEs,
BLOTCHEs, TUMORs, SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,
DISEASE, DRoPsY, -NEGRALGlA or Tic D6uGou-
EEyXi 4EBlLaTY DYsPEPsA and
deed me whole class Of complaints arising from MPURTY
This compound will be found gr.st promoter Of health,
IN t s. blood de- a. S, 70 ii. foul
bud Mnltitudes BY the aid Of remedy spare
.ore through the system will strive to rid Of
I S nos to do hi: the
ted blood whenever you hnd impurities burstng
find sluggish in the veins; cleanse il
ever i. foul and feelings will tell you when Even
where no prtieu, disorder felt people enjoy
and live longer, for cleansing the blood, Keep blood
S.rs "p Es out w tins P6num Of life di.ordered,
must go wrong and the great machinery Of life
Sarspsa has, and deserves much the reputation Of
comPng these ends But the world has eyre riousIy
all The for it, but more Isc
many preparations pretending be Of
else '''' ~ "'e virtue 0' p'r'a' or Anything
During late years the public isIed hy ,rs, bot,
ties pretending TO give quart Of Extract of para for
dollar Most these have upon the for
1y %hs ts aP bat Often
appointment has followed the Of The extracts Of
Sarsap1riila which Hood the market, until
Justly despssd and has with imposition
ana cheat, SUI we call this componnd s'r.'p,ra, and
me o,d OF osoquy which rests npon And think we
by the ordinary Of diseases intended TO cure In
order to secure their complete system
tons on the bottle.
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THE EVENING STAR.
JEROME AND HIS CLOrILDA.

TuSE-"Faiikias and has DiHah."
lis OF q certain monarch in Turin do dwell,
He has lair child, and exceedingly Young ga
her name Is Clotida, scarce kteen years 9'o'
She liant got much potion Of silver nor soio'
Tewral lal lewrsl,&c. -
Though she han't got much potion, her lineage 10
Which eanses a snitor Cor to love and draw nigh;
Clotilda was a wallakin in her chamber so gay,
Tewrai lal lewral, &c.
"Clotilds, go choose thy self rich bridal array,
BshOl "a this young Prince a. I've brought with me
He says a. how he'll make thee his bride and his
Tewral lsl Iswrsl, &c. -
80, honored father now, come. drsw it mild;
He's a mlddle-aged man, and an but n child;
Oh, honOred dear father, this project give Ger,
For I'm sure this here Prince won't see forty no
Tewral lal lewral, &c.
"Out bumbtious gal, Victor Emmanuel replied,
Since though hast denied to be Jerome Bohapaits's
I'll send thee to a convent whers I'll have thee
locked in,
And thee shan't have a chance to msrry nobody
agtn.o
Tewrsl lal Iewral, &c.
Clotilda, on hearing these words was afraid
And replied to the statement thai her parent had
Farewell hopes of happiness. for ever farewell,
How great is the sacrifice there's no tongue can
Tewral Ial lewral, &c.
The story that's wallakn the Courts all around.
Why poor young Clotilda To a cove's to be bound,
which she hates like cold Pison is ambition and
Is the causes for which this here knots to be tied
Tewrai lal revival, dc. Punch.
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1rxDTCry18.
uELMBOLD'!

ffIMsoIps sFsSE Z: s &. B:sa.A..
HHEEii-MMBB99LIRSS BUCHH for the Kidneys.
HEtMB9tHs BBH UcHE fS Sr bso S.,vs
HELMBOLDS BUCHu for Nervousness.
BH EcHH Sf sss Of Mss%SG
4 ELMB0LRS BUCHU for nifheuIt Breathing.
##kktMMggSPPs BSSHS sf &ssa fS si,
HHtMB3EP,s BTcHE for Hisht sTesis. "' -,
HEtMB9tbs BTGH for for sSess os the skin
SH f. u: P 's
a NIB isia oS ' and
lessness, with Want OF Attention, Horror Of So
RYG#Y for
indi'eFs'0n' sPs FL Pss cRs & sn'
Existing in either sex, from whatever cause oris-
"''' "''' HOW Lone STANDING. .su
by sufferers With diseases Of the Bsder, Kidneys,
Gravel and Dropsy ana Gyasoy Gy the nad
since established, that any disease of those organs
effects tho mind more than any and all others, and
Iemoves-soon follows Loss of Power Fatulty and
EPilePtic fits-in one of which the patient may sx-
auentiy followed by these direful diseases, Insanity
and Consumption! The record of the Insane Asy
bear ample witness to the truth of these
In LunatIc Asyiums the most melancholy exhibi-
and quite dsstitute-neitheI mrth nor grief ever
visits At Should sound Of the voice occur, 1t ~
rarely aItlcuate. pms
with woetul measures, wan Despair
Low snllen sounds, HIS grief beguiled."
ands npon thousands to untmely graves; TINS blast
ing the ambition Of many noble youths. 1T can he
'1.'" y iNFALLiBLE REMEDY.
III The mass OF voluntary testimony IN possession at
the proprietor, vouchlng ITS virtues and curative
powers, is immense, embracing names well known
to science and fame Certificates of cares from one
reliable and responsible character are open for in
sPection, from Governors of States, Judges eminent
PhyEs!flMSns and ssi't!SEFished Els5gy%Sn
Ell directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
See Prof. Devices valuable Works on the Practice
OF Physic, and most OF the late Standard Works Of
HELNIBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and odor, but immediate in it's action.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman ofthe
who, being duly sworn, does say, that his prepars
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or Injurious
Drug but are PmaTEsiIy ysYGsta = ,,..eo,
Sworn and subscribed before me, this Z}i day of
November, 1884. WIN. r. HIBBAKD, Alderman.
Price s. per bottle, six for S. delivered to any
A TRIAL C0STS Bur A DOLi.AR-TRY 1T.
AEa BE- H. coGy,pIed Of its eihcacy And i is accom-
Professors of Medical Colleges, ClergyInen, and
Others. Prepared by II; 7. HELMBQLD.
l04 South Tenth ST., below Chestnut Philad'a.
=, To be had of all Druggists and dealers throughout
the United States, Canalas, and British Provinces
Beware Of Counterfsts
Sold by c. SToTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
ana 7th street, washington city, and all other drug
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Ofthe General Land OIhce.

NoTK.-Undor the regulations of the depart ment,
as heretofore snd now existing no payment can be
publishers are specially Guthorized to publish by
thu Commission Ofthe General Land Office.
in 20-lawlSw
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ID L r U WAN SY U p
SOL UrIoN OF RkoroIfbE IRON COM

p e RI Wan YRU 4.
1 SOL urroN OF gu btRR6 621ssTfR IRON COM
Having successfully passed the ordeal to which new
must now be received as an established
ga, Brcaei;ris a.d Gorssmptisa Ttn9escies, DIS
qpsdered STATE q tAs Blood Bo,is, Se~ry, TAG
aid 1ii1atips M.dieise. 'S A"''" ''SA"' i'"''
anthenticated and OF such peculiar -,
ssonsbIy hesitate to receive the prof ~ Cd N
The PERUVIAN sYRUPfsJEfI(SE y
does not profess to be a Cure-all.t EX
but its range is extensive, becauseS sXSgAx
are Intimately related, and proceed, fs4
ing from one cause, may bs cured
has Ssn 6acd the order t of msdiea
sible and the safety and efficacy Of the syrup incon
troveTtible Those who may wish for an opinion
Of the syrup cannot fail to he sSsed WITH tSs 3
lowing among numerous testimonials in the hands
OF the Agents. The signatures are those of gentle
men well KNOWN IN thIs community, and OF the gh
est respectabilIty;
beneficial effects Of the Peruvian SNIP" do NOT
hesitate To recommend it 10 the attention of the
public. " '''0
From our own experience. s well as from the ties
tImony of others. whose intelligence and integrt,
It's efhcacl N eases Of Incl ient Diseases of the
Lungs and bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, DroPsy, Neuralgia, &c indeed lis IF
iects would he incredbe, but from the high charac-
ter OF those who have Witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, as we do ours to its
restorative power. "
Rev: JoHN PLERpoxr, THOMAS C. AnoRr,
THOMAS A. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY
:. ii. kESDALL, NJ. ID. JAMES c. DUNK,
SAMUEL MAY.
IS we'll known that the medicinal effect of Pro
toxlde p Iron Is lost by even very brief pose 10
AIR. and that 10 maintain Solution of Protoxide of
Iron, wit Iout further oxidation, has been deemed
Impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup. this Desirable
point ~ attained by COMBINATION IN A WAY RFEoBS
UNKNOWN; and this sfutlon may replace ali the
terra Nj edlca. A. A. HAYES NJ H. Avn"
Assayer TO the state of Massachusetts.
is Boy lstOn street, Boston
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, 81; medium size bottles, 81.
N: L. CLARK Il CO., Proprietors BOSTON
For sale in Washington by H. b. Gilman, special
Agent; Marin Palmer, John Schwartze T. NJ
smith, v Iiarhaugh, II. II. Mcpherson, los. RuT1
r; =; Walsh. Jas. N. Stone, J. :. I.ovejoy DR. ID n
Clark, ID. Rldgeley and In Georgetown bv n r
CiSsell, and !. l.. Kidwell. sc ?. SIN
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-AII
H. THE GRE4T PAiN INYLHILArOR.
AND R6E,MED9 FOR plSPEPSIA, WEAK
PE Pm VI NJ a LIZ ~ a. ~ ml'o.

PREPARED BY A CHEMIST
BOTTLES ". . and 81 cents and one dollar
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORSE'SC URE,AI.L should be kent
Ia All laIniles IA case al accidents sudden sex
ness, 10 frequently in less time than n 70
CURES tn get a phy sician.
cures pain in any part Of the sy stem and is used
externally and intef nally. ~
1t rs the treqnent changes Of the weather pro-
dnee a bad Cold, Rhemuatism, PAIN in the Links
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves Muscles
Sinews, Blood and Bones; and by ITS Warming rlrc-
Get a bottle aud try 10. y ~
~; B-if YOU have a Cough. use HARRIS
H0kNES PECTuR,AS SYRUP OF WILD
TTJHE Fitt KIT Is the best Cough Syrup IN the
II you are Billions, use IIARTSHORNE'SAN ANTI
BILIOUS PILL -. They act upon the Liver. Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and Foul Sc
The above medicines 20 be bad at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; KIDWEI.L Il CISSELI, at
Georgetown; III. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
l. WORLD.
r. The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
hAkTsHORNES PEGT0RAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by chemist aud is pro-
bounced by medical men, and those who have used
it, TO be the best preparation for COUGHS Colds Cd
Cold and preventive ofthat lion of diseases, Goa
Persons who sing should use it. II is pleasant To
the TASTE soitens, clears and strengthens the voice
alays all Irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold. ... f'o
III Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81. Sold nv ALI
drIa. - " - % ~ ' n ~ 81
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nR. COGGSWEI.I.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- Is sold by A. III. Kerr & Co., "a and ID streets:
II. III. Mcpherson, al Penn. avenue; and ]. r. Sui,
hyan, Mass. avenue and 9Th streets.
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Sons DE MALTA.-THEIR FINANCIAL CoSDI-
TIoN.-From the report of the Grand Treasurer
of the Independent Order of the Sons of Malta
of the United States, made to the Supreme
Grand Council of the United States, Mexico.
and Cuba, recently in session at New Orleans
We Eave beer permitted to make the following
extract, showing the vast financial influence Of
This mysterious Order:
The balance IN the hands Of the Treasurer on July
as per report, was. Sl30, rs 80
Total receipts for the six months ending
January 1859. ..................... 120,asi So
The interest account and profit of the
funds Of the Grand Lodge for six
rinonths. ......................... 1881 50
TOTAL expenses, which consist of print
ing, travelling expenses, rent, &c,
for six months.....: ................ 22,7iO e.
Balance in the hands of the Grand
Treasurer. .S265, 2i1 81
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From Prof. Boebs.

Ih,,,. ,,..I -. w AsHINGfON, Feb "a 105o
nave nsed pair OF Glasses of Brazilian pabi,Ia.
They are clear, excellent figure, and well mon nted
u-pl. A. ID. BACWE.
rem. ayenne, between ~ and 9Th streets Is oh
.,y, TOBlAS' AMBROTYPE ROOMS
w mere yon wlll obtain good Likeness anal 10
a1s N % and at moderate charees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-14
THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR
TRIESEMARi

TRIESEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pal,
ent Of England, and secured by the Seals OF the
Ecole de Pharinacle de Paris and the Imperial Col
No. isinyalnable for relaxation, spermatorrps,
ald ply slcal exhauston, and is q tonic.
eases ta nave been hitherto treated by the
anG pernlcious use OF copayIa and cubehs
NO. has entirely supplanted the injurious use of
merely lnsuring To the sufferer speedy re-
neI all the impurities and roofing out tho
r. TkIESEMAR, No. !. and s. are prepared in the
tcfm OF ozenge, devoid of taste or SMELL and ca m
be carried IN the waisteoat pocket. SoLD an TIN
Gasks, AND DIVIDED INTO sEPkR ATE e as admin
istoren by talpeau, I.aileman, Roux, Ricord, xc
&c. Prioe S5 each, four eases in one for Sa
which saves S3 and in s27 cases, whereby there j.
4 saving Of So To be had, wholesale and retail oi
DIX HARROW, Isl Prince street, New YorE I'm
mediately on receivIng a remittance, Dr. harrow
wm forward the TrIesemar TO any part of the world
{ "ctsr~s ofths vviser --e W inc IN
For sale il nh .hi. city by FORD BRO, corner of
% o" eno nsa s~ dec lS-sm