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FOGG. ELLSWORTH & CO.'S
VILLAGE AND DOMESTIC
Gas Works.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW
Portable Gas Wnrks

OF sny desired capacity to light Private Dwellings Boos
o. stores Semnans' and Public Buildings in any part
From long experiences in the Gas Fitting Business 4,
large Paroa o. the dei ingl and stores nearly
under our personal SGper!sionl and from thorough
9SLahce WIN we aleS ano most approved forms Of gas
teal kneWedgs on this suee that eaabes Us 10 Conduct
The apparatus which we are now ming
Cd for either COAL. ROSIN, ROsIN OIL and it is 5e
think, the most simple IN It's Construction me neaest in
appearance and the safest and most economical of any nov
N use in this country For dwellings semnaries out Of
the reach Uf city pipes the
sumption will exceed go cubic feet our ROSIN VoTIs
arc 2ee1sr S fSaIisa& ss & As gssprodhc material for
ageE COAL Rosin Gas is Of one af greater
burning with superior bnhancy ard consequently
works Of but half the capacity Uoike Coal Gas il o,e
AL as / contains no sulphur It requires yurSiae; thus
tha disagreeable OdOr which makes Coal Gas WaI On
large or small scale nuisance 70 the neighhorhood Work
for small works kosin for the reasons named abs ~
far the nsater aud though costing little more the more
The cost OF Rosn BY the bbl is about cent Der H. and
the pTod action o. gas N our apDSTa Us we viii guarantee
% be fuV 100 cubic feet from 10 lbs Of r. am with IN
fling consumption Of fuel. Our Single Retort uroiueea
about 0 e ct per hour with the attention Of one peron
Of the ordinary capacity Of house servant II mag bsT
be proper to state that conceivable danger from efDo
works Accidents are almost impossible sbSnneS W
harm being the would occur in the ~
The price Of our Single Retort App,rau, rony.. g.,
80 to 600 Dollars, depending upon the size Of the SSS
For an ordinary dwelling holder Of 600 cubic f..t .,n,
city would be Euficen costing when complete and putup
for use about 800 Dollars. ~ f@'Af
Our Works bu i1 the m 1t permanent durable and
substantial manner, and canbs operated Il rinF 81
Pc % of annual repairs In this respect we claim that
ihsy are greatly superior to some ether works
Al the residance Of one Of ths undersigned No go
Prospect street in this city our apparatus
med by all 70 be far superior 70 that ordinary use
throughout the city, Manufactured from Coal. We will
ake pleasure in HhswVg this apparatus 0ctual any
one interested on this subject.
with practical knowledge Of every detail giving per-
sOna attention to appaaug put md fully
anteeing that shall prove equaltO representations or
no pay the subscribers invite spondence from paea
wishing more detailed Information.
FOGG, ENSW0RTH CO.
Corner Of superior and Seneca Streets,
mArL5RlO Cleveland, o.
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Gov. BTssELt.-4We are greatly grsti6sd to
learn from the Illinois State Journal Of the llth,
that there was, on the afternoon of Wednesday,
thought to be 3 marked improvement in Gov
Bissell's condition. The friends in Springfield
nov entertain strong hopes of his recovery
Chiea0o Trib. I7th.
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THRRsHiNs MAsHINRs FOR CALIFORNIA
hessrs. Russell of this place, have filled orders
for yftty. ono Threshing machines, from CalifoT-
mia, within the last SIX months, - MsssillSD
1iRss, ,HsfYtI ae.
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eI-AIN lNn nnNAMfNrAI pRINrINa.

u Plain and Ornamental Printing OF svery deseripan
dors . tas PrntHE Estabshmsnt Of the Lsaisf o@es
the latest improved aud steam presses IN ths
beStsylo ahor notice, and q reasonable rates Fa
ioulAr attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBindns DONE especially Blank Books. Ledser' JoaIA
IS Sales Books Recoiy,ur noota 40. &c.
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SUICIDEs.-On Friday of last week, Chris
tian Werm, residing in the southwest part Of
Venice township, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the head. BE took his gun and
pretended he was going out to shoot squirrels,
but when few rods from the house, he put
the muzzle to his chin and pulled the trigger,
killing himself instantly. Temporary dsrange.
ment induced by Pecuniary embarrassment, is
said to be the cause. He leaves a wife and
children.
Hiram Rsy killed himsslf ct Green Springs
on Wednesday Of last week. He borrowed 4
gun of one of his neighbOrs, and going into
back room of his grocery, placed the muzzle in
his mouth and discharged the contents, which
passed through his brain, killing him instantly.
He left a paper, stating that be died BY his own
hand, and eXhortinR his son, Herbert, to care
for and assist his mother, His words to his
wife were these, We belieye %, Agnes Ae-
mes You deserved better from my hands -
Look to God for help! Hope for better!' No
other reason is given, save that he bad been
drinking for a few months, thing be was never
known to do before -Saaa,isky Register.
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DIED,

l., I,LsGrango, Lorain o., on the l9h inat, MARY H.
wife Of WilliGin John,Un, aud dsugtor Of Amos II.
Patsons, hGed "a ygan '.Hf'F '
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CAUTION-TO ALL WHOM IT
~ NAY CONCERN -JcslJl ROTs and George c. Boss
my Agents for doing only cash business Nei her Of
them has any authority do business for credit
shall pay debts Of their contracting sitter this date
Cleveland. o.. March "a. 1857 maris:57s
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muats, 81.

NURSE WANTKD-A WOMAN
TO take charge Of young children One that il
peent and can ive good references Would prefer
man aged from IS TO IS years. EIPRRIENOED NURSE.
Enquire az residence No s. Euclid street.
marl7:2II CHAs D WICK.
A LARGE NUMBER UF RELIA-
"A. BILE Servants offer daily At Dstou & Palneris
InteEsucs and Loan ONCE Bank street under berchans'
ESchanse Bank Ladies may depend upon beng suiist.
lm-mlr6.2T.
WANTED.-A G0YERNESS 10
w take charge Of the education Ofa COlored GirI
about twelve years OF sge-Whin the State Ohio A
fair compensation viii be given and promptly paid. he
person a0pyng viii be expected to produce satisfactory
recommendations 20 her Christian character canac
iIY oteach temper, &C. Please Rdersss John JOe No
so West All street, Cincinnati Ohio, within weeks
from tha 7rh Of March. 1850 mal9:2Ts
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING
ooen appontse Agents Of the above well known Com
Phwhch has been represent ed IN this cty ancs ir or
be happy to s old patrons assuring
such and all Others that be found al our DoSt Al Al
times prepared to dsapAtch business In our line with
r0mpnesn and fidelity, and do mot hesitate In ssvinS
tAat our Poliel good be- be bought anVsr
COLLINS ROBINSON, Special AFsBtS
sOmee no , Perkins Halding, near New Court Hou5s
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ALl5uLIOW All. y I--I---- =
WANTED-FIRST GLASS
w Statesmen. in every county and town. 70 cor
ucsI and sell wholesale and retail, ths CHAMBERLAIN
Gas LAMP the cheapag, best. aud most
in IS to $40 per day 500 month, and
uel BUSINESS, can be realized COUNTY RIGHTS FOR
SALE. Also, SsWi z AMI Warstsd Nesdls Thrszds and
otner choice and salabls Goods Tor Agents
N. B. Also wanted, good Ger reral STATE Agent with
some capital, TO whom salary interest VIII Be given
For particulars, address, eRcl0 ing stamp, Box n p
o.. Evansville. Ohil" marl7.276
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Neru advertisements.

BARBER WANTED-A First Glass
Ber6er eau fnd permanent situation by applying
a. No. IL River street, A. p. HAUSLGR
marl0.l7hA
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JnsnrdnEe.
RELIABLE INSURANCE."
NEW ENGLAND
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
HARTFORD. CONN

Cash Capital and Surplus, july lst, 1850.
S23O,251.s9.
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lEO. D. JEwETT, Sec. Nm. w4rrErAN, Pres.
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DRINTs AT FIGHT CENTs-The
Il boat Goods ever sold this m1rk-t { the price
TAYLOR. GAIsWOLD co,
mario Dry Goods Il Carpet Store
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RemOYal.
Ladies Notice.
EMBROIDERIES AND STAMPING

Done at 81 St Clair St. opposite Angler House,
BY MRS, RAEBEL.
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MnlICP.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING
Il Of the Stockholders Of the CRY Bank Of Cleyosnd,
Monday the 18th day March 1850 tke Ocs Of the
Bank at 10 o'clock A. NJ 70 consider gheihe 10 view Of
the present law Of a1hg Banks with the exposure to h
urs nnnoyances thE Bank shall begin
elise up its business. LEMUEL WICK, PTsst.
mar7:575 u.
N0-PARTNKRSHIP NOTICE. -.
~ The undersigned has this day BssOciat,d With him
u business, Morrison Foster. The business will be
Quoted under the style and firm Of W y. CBry Co. A
continuance Of patronage solicited for the firm.
mae:2T6 +. CAREY. ,
lNO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The
~ undsfsgued hnys this day arsociated with them IN
business NJ Rze del late Of the Arm Of s. Hyman Co.
Our business will bereaer be conducted under the style
End firm Of smith, Ezekiel Bahd Thankful for past
Vors hops By Irc attention TO business TO cOntnue
to merit share Of the public patronage
a.ri.-- h. SMITH Co,
marl:2l les Superior st.
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James Stout, lawyer Of Ottawa, has also
been tried under the same iniquitOus enaet-
ment. He conducted his own defence. ThS
jury in his case, after being out several hours,
also aver that they cannot agree upon verdict
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Cleansing Carpets.
GROCERY STAND FOR SALE!

Fine Chance for those wishing Small, Safe,
and Profitable Business.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-N G roat NY; A Forman,
. hsnN: Md; Hutton, Pa; A Jorton,i q Brooks,
So, So, va; Cox Ny; ; Friedman Md; W JoHes,
y nss. Va: Brooks, Mrs oldham and daush
. a.. Nd; Haicor6, w fiasptr. SY;JE How
And sly -; pcc RIsss. Rigss, Nd; W Nanwa
;. Banks. Va; y I,uo- aad lady, y ]: i. Eem;n ~.
"a; W - purueii, Md; D PannIli. Va; MerIyman
mes G.sof Pa Va HSn W.odt'Gn Nj M
Ca ~banSa. Urah; f. e aI6bsn and lady, Ind; J ]
No '.d, " -; Wilson, Md.
WILLARDS' HOTEie-P.Asbby. Va. 7 Sim
h9gs. ni Cogrger, Ny; j. Ditterb.ck. Cal: y
Hda%ie{, q ; q Goodpch, do; + Bail, Mass;
d. " io,,an MIC S CaB' Fs; M s. A,top 3
HsSty. do; W Russell, Va; W II Ud6 9 d" d p
= mh.fnr; y ! X VI Bel. de; y Monneinar, La T
NIs" - AM Asis s Va; / Isfkson d.; lion T
kotcIs, Ny; pr Higgins. Ga; W Ne Nd; Alex
NC N,Gfhi" o.,s NlL iI;t, do; A w Harrison,
NATIONAL HOTEL.-EO Rors-x.JF vs.
NJ fSS;sion ri Meci N%Rss' W W t6G "y,
Mol y Bur, Kn.ws q b Slss'ta ss Msssi
allen, toLmsnr Hon Van Wyek. Lowry and
Mas, H%g smysh N TIE! !oI br " s sG'a. 6
D De- IA kNsTIIyman nuy'lT Kn@tt, H 0'Con
G; nefIe. \ Cooley, : Roove. i3rowsr and Nv
z. " { Raj and isdy, Ny; Parker and adv r
l u nry I'D lady, La; J Jones. o; l. SlSher,
klRKWnnD HOUSE.-w B,y.rIy,- r Will
IanrI l.; NJ Jscoby,, Nv; w Windle. j W Tsy Ior,
r., w n ,;SHd"r:' J; T Barnes. Nd; E Kimba. !,
Bes Harding. NY; Il Dl1cker. do: w A Bore
ar T; No = Dys1rt, Pa; a NJ MCCsunry, do; j 8
EWhSH'NGTON HOUsE.-Mr Bro~n.,d
= az, II + DE- ieff Pa; > Reynolds and ladv, y
Atish Nsd lads, RI; q w REYNOLDS and isdy =
i.Ieut pant Charles BstcocS' TSS: R;cS5i Slnr
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MEDICINES.
IT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
SINCE ALL,
% Il ID A N ID YOU N 6,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
VIz:-THAT PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
RESTOR ATIVE

VIz:-THAT PRE0EE GS sHfv MOODS HAIR
the hair if used two cr three times week. to any
make It more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
est age. Statesmen, judges, Attorneys, Doctors,
CleI gymen. Professional u en-, aad Gentlemen and
mony that we do not saw too much in its favor.
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO., Mo, Nov. ls, 81.
PROF o. J. wooD-Dear Sir: Sometime W
were induced Of Hair Restorative and its
afflicted to report it, our t,le sous head Tor sometime
been perfectly covered with aud called sssd
head The hair almost entirely came of in consequence,
when friend seeing his suferngs dslsed ns TO your
surprise, d that of all friends very few applications
removed the disease entirely, and and sxurIant
boy eaty scalp aud crop Of hair
any other child We can therefore and do hereby recon-,
mend your RESTORATIVE perfect remedy fer all diseases of
GEORGE w. HIGGiNBorHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM
PROF WooD-Dear Sir: My hair had. for several years,
been becoming Prsmaturely accompanied by harsh
in dre.sng it. When commenced using Hair Res,ora-
,e about two months Igo WAS h that ana ha,
turned natural COLOR aud assumed soness and use
greatly prefsrrsd produe by application
81 oils Or any other prepson have sed it a. IN
indispensable article for lady toilet, whether TO be
dressing or beautfymg III. hair You have to
refer all who entertain doubt Of its performing a.
Mas, c; srMOSDs, ia Third street
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1851
WELLINGTON, No. Dec. s, 1857.
PROF WOOD-Dear Sir: BY the advice of a friend Of
mine, who has been using your Hair Restorative,
duced il. had the fever, last May, and
nearly every halr my heat Now my hair has
L deal thi ckcr than Nothing but
duty sympathy feel others who
afflicted have would induce give hi.
public Of the benefit have received from
Prot. W ood's HAIR Restorative.
Yours especially, A X. JACOBS.
The Restorative put up bottles of three
viz: large, medium and small the small holds half
pint, and retas for one dollar per bottles the me
tion than the small retais for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart, 20 per cent. more In
proportion, ana retaIls for SIS bottle.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Projectors, Si2 Broadway,
New York, lin the great n Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment) and ia Market street st. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
80 CATrTIER,s SAIOON

III &C. GATHERS SALOON"
LAYING Made an entire change iE the UP
STAIRS or this establishment on the same mag
nihoent scale as that of the Saloon, my facilities
for furnishing
- DINNER OR SUPPER PARTIES
are unsurpassed. A handsome Parlor Tin addition
10 the formerly used for the reception Of guests
has been most beautifully fitted up with new furnl-
ture car PETS All the rooms have been enarg ed
and newly painted and papsred in handsome style,
offering
inducements to Dinner and SKIPPER Parties
superior TO any establishment of the kind, (being
capable of accommodating and comfortably seating
one hundred and twenty FIVE persons.)
The Cuisine will be presided over by the most
accomplished artists, and nothing that skill and m
patrons perfectly happy.
IL Families oan have dishes prepared and sent
TO any part of the city at the shortest notice with
out any extra charge. G.. GAUTIER
No. 252 Pennsyvania avenue.
40 q eO2m between l2th and 18th ats
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THE EVENING STAR.
A NEW POET

The Disbanded Volunteer" correspondent o
the New York Sunday Times, has been to Niagara
and has been requested TO write some poetry oil
the chief places Of interest from there to the 81
Lawrence. He complies, and sends the follow
ing
To IHE SusPESsION BRIDGE, NIAGARA RIVER.
Anormous stTUctuU WhaT, Id ike to- know,
DID the Constructors stand a bilt th< role
Ritz thTOo tn arr Say, gentle NEWS.
Wot had they to ho1 on to I: But, alass.
The news saws nuthIn. .. Jerusalem
NOt buoy I'll cm up lmaiI Shun, fored.
Kant ga thu hans Of IL
have /! now
Thy dIi u IN halloouSm
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TOBIAS, OPTTCIAN,
l. <SPRNN AVENUE BRr ~ AND erH S,s

40 kNN' AVENUE, BET 41h AND 9TH SIS.
l. most respectfully inform my friends and the
public generally, that have removed to the
above place, where may always be fougd, toN
LES or having y s f faed to sui. a sights
As to my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
from the many testimonials in this city
and elsewhere, that have of th9most eminent gem
my advertisement in tine National 1nteigenoer to be
read as guide to those VINO wish to be we'll suited
DO not SUIT at hTsf sight some pretend to do neil
ther do warrant mine any other Glasses to suit
you tor space Of six years, as you will read in az
This is certainly new phas to endsavor improve
Doctors bad business. will not impose upon or
them believe such nonsense. | can only add, that If
your eyes do not undergo change, then Will war
wi az ss9 %
q ESss ss%:sHss, %EEE$c 6P fI;sy M1S Ssys-
kEss "a EMsA s1s ~
manv TESTIMONIALS.
From ASS Ezesl!sney, ne Goysrnor Of Virs'1ie:
sight, and corresponding, with his description Of
HENRY a. WISE.
,os ii. lat. Hon. J.de. Bxts.,
was recommended to Mr.. Jno. Tobias as skiiiful
S, was Srsted to lind that Mr. To6ias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made me a pair of Specta-
cles that suit me admirably. A. T. BUTLER.
FJors tAs Hon. Secretary Of State Of Virs,n,a.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1884,
Dear S,r: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
tacles you sent him. and disc -yerng that the focus
was preclse suitable to my vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to you, to have new Glasses subst-
tnted: have since received them, and am gratl6ed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
Tsed are really superb. enclose herein the amount
of your bill. Very respectfully, &c.
GEO. W. MUNFORD.
john TOBIAS, Esa., Washington, d. G.
From Prof Baehs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA, 1889.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished By Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They are clear, of excellent fig ure, and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE,
III Please observe that my Establishment Is
oii''' TOBlS hMBR q NV Pf RCOMs,
Where you will obtain a good Likeness, equal to
Any other Establishment. and at moderate charges.
fa1a-2aw D&e oW
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FTNHE CELEBRATED DR.. j. s. ROSES
l. AGEDICIN

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies ase the result of thirty6ve years
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only dehable preparations to cure the various ills
DIR. ;: S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds
Hoerseness, BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases.
ri DR. = 0e s. R apS ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
O. Blood Puriher for the care ofserofnla, Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
oil diseases arising from an impure state Of the
Ol Ok: ). r s. 0RsSSEs DYspEprIc compo uND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Prloe 50 cents.
DR.. j. S. ROSES PAIN CURER 1t is not
cure ALL but il alone has stood the test of s. years,
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowals, SpEalns, Bruises,
Pains In the Limbs, Joints, Back and Spine, any
pain internally or externally. Price u, Is and 50
cents e bottle.
These remedies, and many others referred TO in
DR.. Roses Medical Adviser. (which book may be
had gratis at any OF the drug stores where the med
ioines kept have been used with BY over
100, 600 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to that they are genuine
by having the Doctors trrittsx sissatxss saeA
cork and each label.
III = Kept hy all Druggists. ne s-tr
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IL y correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
writing from Vienna. says: at is an acknowl-
edged fact that the Marquis de Monster in his no.
sluon OF French ambassador at Berlin, essentially
contributed 10 the fall of SebastOpoOl. on Sept $
ie55- Your readers will recollect that in the Au-
tumn OF that year one Of the royal Wallets in the
palace OF Sans Souci was found to have been for
some time IN the habit of opening the dispatch
boxes and taking out the contents A wear after
70" discovery. which created the greatest sensa-
Ton In Germany and Europe in general, the faith
less servant and another individual who had as
sstei him in Purlcin ming the valuable papers,
were sentenced 10 eight years penal servitude. OH
the barge of high treason. 70 the political
world u was no secret even at the time that the
dispatches IL question had been stolen at the in
s,ixatlOn of diplcmatist of high Standing and
That tbs Marquis de Moustier had been in a posi-
Won 70 transmit their contents to the Emperor
Napoleon Many of the documents were from the
pen OI Count of Munster, the then military am
OasSador II Prussia at the Court OF st Petersburg;
and The Intelligence communicated in them with
respect w the Qualifications of SebaStopol. and
m. cor litIon OF the Russian defences in general
enattsd The French commander 20 select for his
point OF attack one Of the few sites from whic b
The Crimean stronghold could be taken
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRVEREMAR L.


Protected by Royal Letters Patent Of England, AID
Secnred by the Seals of the Ecols de Pkarndefe de
Paris, and the Imperial College Of Medicine,
Vienna.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor-
rhRa, and all ply steal disabilities.
No. ? completely Grad Gates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seOus and pernicious use of oopavIa and cubebs.
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom ofdisease.
TRIESEMAR,N Nos. 1 3 and ARE prepared in the
form of a lozengs, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried in the waIstcoat pocket. Sold In tin
cases. and divided into separate doses, as admins
tered BY Valpeau, aIlemand, Roux; RIcord, dc.
and in S27 cases, whereby there is saving of &C.
To be had wholesale and retail, Of Dr. BAkROW,
street, New York. Immediately or receiving a re
mittanoe, Dr.; Barrow will forward the .Triesemar
TO any part of the world, securely packed, and ad-
dressed according TO the instructions of the writer
Sold ALSO by S. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash
ington, ID. G.. de 6-Sm
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EOEIICHL REFLECTIONS or PASSING THROo THE
THOUSAND LIES.
y, what fairy seHsi IL pears TO me
As IF the Strem", fur rs eve kin see,
Had with shower # liza Ids Tcalv INA ta
Ben llbrally pepprrPd. len" afraid
they re t-ubbed with mu * aterS, otherwise
Thar wOUii lIk" 20 LOT. alaS> black flies
j. orfui plenty when IN " athrrs hot,
y nd makes You SWaTe-W hIch had ray Their not
III IEIu fellsr binder than n hat.
An! his a'J swrl'In higgrr'n hI$ ha,,
W FL. sch II life there's allurS burned thing
To take irr >tI"nIn ont OF Eancy'S wing,
Ant tGaI " ilICH scents TOIna.tik1i aiar
Proves, when Ou'rG near II, Tay the. below par.