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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

~ ~ THE UNDERSIGNED INFORM
III an q their friends and that they
S MI time the FRUIT AND OYSTER business No.
S3ksg ii Front street, between Crossman and Custom
house hope with the aid of friends who have
heretofore given liberal share Of their orders make
up the ess sustained by the Are.
j. b. PIGNI0I4O 4 CO.,
No. II Front street,
m2I If Petween Grassnlan fustnnhnusa SIS N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

landing ship Falmonth--
10 u pipes Poul,ney Brandy.
-Landing brig yictora--
10 pipes Narett Brandy.
5z A ~ ~ s..z&..4sat
To arrive per ship Ashland
225 casks Marzetts Pale Ale.
For sale by s. WOLFF,
as corner Gravier and New Ievee s.s
V,AW & BEERS,
Inventors and Sole Manufacturers
-oF-
TAw,s RAILROAD CAR GRE A E,
Dealers in
Oils, Waste, Candies, etc.. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

Two Daily Trains thu Depot Of the New Orleans Jack
and Great Northern Railroad osliops and Magnolia
streets. ms follows:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

B We invite especial attention to the card OF
aIessrs T. G. NOEL & Co., of jefferson, La This is
nm old establishment, and is the cattle market for
New Orleans Persons driving cattle North, would
do we'll to read their advertisement
See advertisement of young attorney at law
wishing to form co-partnership, sc. lie has good
references.
Sse adve ..sement Of the Messrs Peak, Of sundry
articles in their line of business. Give them call
md examine their stock Of Drugs ana Miscellaneous
articles.
See the card of Dr. Lafayette Yates, Ocust, Paris,
LAMAR county, Texas in to-day's paper
See advertisement of Sugar and Coffee at Reunion.
See advertisement Of D. Y. Ellis, of a strayed or
stolen horse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07
Greeley and Houston.

The New York Tribune, edited by Horace Greeley,
fully sustains the lachadascal sentiments Of the la tie
Message on the South Carolina Resolutions.
In commenting upon such an equivoca compliment
to Southern man, the State Gazette says
Horace Greeley entirely concurs with Gov Hous-
ton and is delighted with his sentiments against that
measure
1t will be seen by Mr.. Greeley's reference to Gov
Houston's loose views of the Importance of en-
farcement Of the fugitive slave act that this message
is giving the freesoiers fresh aid and comfort 1t is
emboldeuing them to renewed efforts to nullify the
fugitive slave act and carry out their extermnatin
doctrines The inference drawn by the Tribune from
the expressions of Gov Houston is that the comp amt
that the North does not observe the provisions of the
fugitive slave law, "is merely talk for Buncombe,
and springs from rant Of something else TO say"
"Gen. Houston, adds the Tribune, sis evidently of
this way of thinking" And the editor remarks that
Houston's views with those of his own.
Mr.. Greeley says that Gov. Houston deserves the
plaudts of his ccnntrymen for taking this position
"against a chief point in the programme of the
Democratic party" We call upon our people to read
thisdocument, and to see for themselves what we
have constantly declared, that there is n party in
Texas which is acting the pioneer Of the freesoers
at the North Like Gov. Houston, they 60 as far as
they can without suhecng themselves to the penalty
which Mr. Greeley, or Giddngs, the cousin Of T. NJ
Pease, would incur if they preached in Texas what
they now DO Thousand miles from here. But the
Inteligencer in 1857 exposed Sam Houston, and de-
cared him to be cooperating with the freesoers.-
Has it ever ..eat its own words far to take all
this back7 If not, do the comments Of the New
York Tribune in February 1860. show that the free
sellers have DOT as much regard for him as erer they
had shen he eulogsed the 5000 abolition preachers
us the vicegeraafs Of God.
Let the people reflect on the consequences Of the
Houston opposition 70 the Dem0ornfic party Of the
South. While II i yet time 70 ve II from the asgres-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

ny In the State Gazette of Feb. 1lh is published
n communication from Lampases, over the signature
of "Frontier' in which Gen. Houston is accused OF
following ,he policy of his illustrious predecessor
and does not intend that any of the Rangers that
to compose the regiment shall be taken from the From
tier" The imputaton against the late Executive is
unjust, and untrue from the following facts which
may be relied upon. When Capt Ford was called
out by the direction of the Legislature in Dec 1857
or Jan 1885, Capt. Nelson and his company from the
frontier were included Lieut. Tankersley, from the
frontier with namber of men, also included
in Ford's company, by order of the then Executive
Capt Preston, who is well known to the citizens Of
this county, having long resided here, with COM
pany of men from the neghdorhOod of Belknap was
received aso Capt. Marlin with 20 men from the
same place. who kept in service until late in the
Fall Of 1868. In the Spring of the same year, John
Williams, of Llano, commissioned to raise twen-
ty men for sixty days service Of the men called
out in the Fall and Winter of 1868, most of them
were frem the immediate frontier. Capt. Ford him
self, was from Travis, but was instructed to take a
portion of his men from the frontier, which he did,
from Lampasas and Capt. Bourland, from Cook, one
Of the frontier counties These all rendered eff
fcient service, and were actively engaged. Thus it
will seen that one of the two companies was ordered
e trey from the frontier, and part of the other
and that one half and more of the entire num-
Der of men in the service of the State, called out du
ring Gov Runnels term chosen fromthefrontier
counties alone These facts are well remembered, and
fresh in the minds the frontier people TWAS neper
the policy of Gov. Runnels to deprive the frontiers
men of that dearest of privileges, odefend their own
iresdes, by active service in the field. He believed
that those most interested, would be most efficient,
hence he called out those men, whose homes and
families we're most endangered. The wisdom of such
policy is proved by the comparative safety of life
and property then and now. More murders have
been committed within the last month, than we re-
member to have heard Of during his whole term.
The imputatiOn was unjust. and we hope, uninten-
tonal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07
For Di.irni Attorney.


W. arc authorized and requested IN announce j. J. RE-
CnRB ESQ Of paas, rs candidate for D"'e' Attorney
ofthc 10Th judicial District ,,,,,
,,u 'M0sFIEy Fsn " OF Fdrt worth, ~ acanddne tot
Di,isicf Attorney ofthc 10Th Judlci" h''F'e"
For CHIEF Justice.
nonncc JAMES VI PNTrERspN ~ arnnldatc Tor re'eIce'
t.on TO the Office Of cAiJ Justice of Dallas county!
For sheriff. ,,, -,
GARTER A. candidate for reelection to the Office OF sac,
NJ nTs snthor ~, and requested to announce " o. Me-
ADAMS, candidate for thc o'e" OF SA"V o' pai"'
he rsonrst Of numerous friends, authorized 70
to announce ALLEN BEARD, As aeandda'e for sAt'B OF
Dallas county.
wo are authorized and requested 10 announce WILLIAM
II TIOMNs as candidate for reelection To the office %
Surveyor OF Dallas county
For County Treasurer.
We arc authorized and requested to announce EnwhRl
W HUNT, as candidate Tor reelection to the oh!ce
Treasurer, Of Dallas county
We re authorized and requested 20 announce DR. sAM
H. PRYOR, as acanddoe for County Treasurer for Dallas
county. <,. <,,,
We are authorized and requested 70 announce ALEX
AMBER HARDWOOD, us candidate for County terk Of pa
We Hr" authorized and requested TO announce GEORGE
W LAWS rs n candidate for Clerk OF the County 'ouF' Z"
' Ne are authorized to announce THOMAS c. WILLIAMS
II. a candidate for Conaty clerk, of Dallas county
Assessor mud Collector. ,,,,, >,
We are authorized and requested to announ JAMES u
GOODNIGHT, candidate FOR re-clccuOh 10 'e Oie' VI
assessor aud Collector Of Dallas county
County Commi-sioncr. ,,.,,-,,
We authorized and requested to announce f. \. VIM
a. canddate for the Office OF County Commissioner oil
Dallas county
Constable Psccinct No. I.
We are authorized and requested to announce John u
LINDSAY candidate for the office oil Consfao' oil ffe
cinct No. l. Dallas county.
We are authorized and requested to announce JAMh9
SHEPPARD ns candidate for Constable Of Precinct No. l.
Dallas county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07
STrbose who have not alreay avaiied tAem,elve.

81 Those who have not alreay ayaiied themselves
Of the opportunity OF having an amurotype OF them
s.lsss or friends and still wish to do so, had better
call oon at the gallery Of Mr.. g. A. Gaileber. at the
Southeast corner of the Public Square. They viii
iy hare this and part Of next veef to do It in. as
he designs leaving town time next week, to be
Ab.ent several months HIS pictures gszd Is VIII
IL nliy vouched for BY an who haze tried him. and
~;thail. he - accommodating. clever gentleman,
ard deserves the p.trp... 6 Il 'he ralie eye hin
= e.Il i<io,t be ieasss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

New HAMPsHIRE.-The Republican papers indi'
cate their doubts of the success of their party in ~"
Hampshire at the next spring election from the III
gent appeals they are now making to voters. cor
respondent Of the Boston Traveller writes:
q Probably no State in the Union is so well can
vassed and understood in the fight rs our own but
there is great failing, after ALIVE gain but few
ProSeiytes'
This information is very encouraging to the Democ-
racy. The Republican majority for Governor, last
year, was but 3,497. If the Republicans gain few
proseytes and the Democrats bring out their reserve
force the success of the latter is certain. The BIS
ton Traveller says:
.sThe election will doubtless be warmly contested
by the Republicans, to maintain their supremacy
and by the Democrats, in order to stand well before
the National Convention ut Charleston
United States Senator is to be elected by the Leg
isature about to be chosen. The State election takes
place early in March.-StGtes and Union.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

SPECIAL NOTICE.. W. JOHNSON, ESQ, OF
Kaufman, Texas. is fully authorized to solicit adver-
sements and subscriptions for the Dallas Herald in
New Orleans and other cities and to receive and re-
CENT for any money due this Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

efg" We are requested and authorized to withdraw
the name of Junius W. Smith, MS candidate for Dis
trict Attorney, for the 10th Judicial District. We
have reason to think that his friends will now cast
their votes for Mr.. Record. the gentleman who has
performed the duties Of the Office for some time past
with eminent ability.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

Reay- The Mckinney Messenger says: I'VE pre-
sumo the Herald speaks from experience In fact we
remember il was thrown and badly hurt, during the
late canvass and, as every one knows its favorite
"Richard'' was sent Botrie-udrd." We can assure
the Messenger that it is badly sold, abont the Herald
being badly hurt 1t is untrue, and as regards our
favorte 'Richard," he did mech better to go Bowie
ward than to have gone Se-trard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

RSS NIidshipman McDermett, at the Naval Acad-
envy, at Annapolis, still continues to occupy high
rank in his class the quarterly reports Indicate
Our town may well feel proud of the position of this
young gentleman, and we hope that he may long live
in the service of his county, and in the enjoyment Of
every happiness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

ray GoDEr, for March, is on our table, prompt as
usual and outyieng all the other Lady's monthlies
in its peculiar line. This number is rich in contents
and Of course is eagerly sought after by its lady sub
scribers, of which it has host at this Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

ray The Messenger seems to have forgotten the
late Democratic meeting Of the people of Collin
Perhaps the editor got 80 flea in his ear" when he
heard some of the resolutions for he was present Mt
the meeting, and out to remember all about it
Sorry that he received sumner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

The Marshall Republican of the 18th ult., says
very deliberate murder was committed in that place.
the other day. Mr.. George Dellardt was sitting be-
hind his counter. when j. Zembrod came in and,
without saying word, shot him through the region
of the heart killing him almost instantly. Zembrod
was arrested at once,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

Esiy- From our exchanges in different parts of the
State we learn that the Express idea of friend Stack
pole seized upon, and similar lines recommended
from different points. We feel confident that this will
be decided success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

gfiy" See announcement, of E. W. Hunt, and John
Il. Lindsay. for their respective offices. They are
both clever gentlemen, and will be glad to get every
vote in the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07
~ The following item of news we clip from the
Intelligencer
Troops ordered to Chihuahua in
possession of Sonora

Troops ordered to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
possession of Sonora
NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-The Washington correspond
ence Of the New York Times reports that, at q Cab-
net meeting on Tuesday last, the Government deter
mined to order Col. Fauntleroy, in command in New
Mexico, to march his troops into chihuahua for the
purpose Of protecting the lives andproperty Of Amer
lean citizens there.
1t is also reported that SoGo Americans have estab-
shed themselves in Sonora, and in possession of
the Government Of that State.
Advices from Washington state that the Admins
ration has not the slightest idea Of sending troops to
Vera Cruz or paying aay attention to the movements
Of Miramon as it is satisfied :he Juarz Government
is abundany able TO sustain itself against any force
Miramon can bring against Vera Cruz.
We learn from gentleman just from San Antonio,
that the same rumor Of the occupation Of SOnOrs by
Americans was diseredi,ed in that city, but thatevery
one wished it to be true Tie fate OF these Mexican
States seems to be inevitable, and the they
come amer the stars and stripes, The better In all
quarters attention is directed towards Mexico aud in
New York. the subject Is heard at every corner, aod
the interest FELT ilz subject is rara1nouns % AL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

py- Steamboats, are running up the Trinity, as far
as Parker's Bluff At this place the water is slowly
receding which, to the people of Dallas, is OF small
moment 50 long as that everlasting raa, hangs be-
tween them and market.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

Hsfy~ Hons. L. 7. Wigmll and John llemphill, of
the Senate, and John II. Reagan, of the House of
tatvcs. have thanks for Washington ia
yors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

eY- The railroad spirit seems about to be revived
with more than usual activity. Our people are all
intensely interested in the subject and look forward
to the time, (shortly,) when our country will be
thrown into market and the exhaustless resources
the Wheat region, be appreciated abroad. The Hous-
ton Telegraph talks most auspciously about the pro-
gress of Railroads in Southern Texas, and even has
a kind word to say about the Southern Pacific road
The whole country is alive to the Importance of intro
ducing our products into the markets of the world
and see the folly of letting wheat and rot in
their gralnaries.
The latest report of the progress of the Houston
and New Orleans road, is very attering and the con-
nection of Galveston with the mainland by railroad
is IN epoch in the history of the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Straycd or Stolen.

sss s.s ss ss' as s a is's sad
AA-4A marks on each side, and entirely withou.
brand At the time Of losing her, Goth of Feb'ry.)
her main and foretop were sligtly cropped.
Any information of her whereabouts will bs lib
orally rewarded by the undersigned. D. Y. ELLIS
Dallas. Texas. 36tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

Dasn The San Antonio Herald gives ''the alarm
that new order is in existence called the 6 Tam
bourines," and imagnes all sorts of horrible things
about them Hear what that paper says concerning
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07
60 THE ALARM ! ~

We printed lot of I" bills " yesterday, under the
above title, stating that the Order of Tambournes
would meet at the Plaza House, in this city, on last
evening. By order of the P. o. D., from South Car
lima, and the II. Y. H., from chihuahua and signed
by r. L, L Secretary.
We are wholly at loss to understand who the
I" Tambouraes " are, or what this means but we
suggest to our citizens that it is either of the
South Carolina assocatoniss to carry Texas by q St.
cret combination in favour of secession and dsso-
luton of the Union, else secret organization to
raise means and men with which to invade the corn-
try of Mexico. We have no means of knowing how
numerous this secret organization is, what its ma
cbinery for good or evil may be but would sug-
gest to citizens the propriety of yigilant look
ont
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

Gov. Houston has pardonel Mrs. Mary Monroe.
who was convicted Of the murder Of Mary Abigail
Heady, and sentence the Penitentisry br six years
xhe evidence Of the crime altogether cireumtia-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

THE undersigned Is prepaid 10 buy wool, or TO take
| it on shipment for the Northern market BE VIII
nav personal attention te the sale Of the Wool IN the
North and thus 10 his customers the highest
prices, at the least expense. For Wool beug5t or
shipped superior article Of bsezfpg and frinf fr
bundiing viii be furnished Pressing and 1ecking ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-07

CITY OF = efterSon, LII
Refer to-Giuen, Watts Co., Moses Greenwood, Heal
Massie & Co, Robertson, McDougdN 4 Co r. McGinns
Co., James Turner, Payne Harriso n,-New Orleans.
36.1yr.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
H MRS. COX'S
INDIAN YEG ETA RI e HEC0CTTON

1t is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt TO contract disease than at any other
period; and u Is equally well-knovn that the way
to ward of disease Is 20 keep the blood pure, foi
"al the Ills that flesh is heir to arise from lmpurI-
y OF the blood, the main spring OF our existence
it therefore, important to all that the system
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified, and
this can be done In the most efectUal by UsIng
MAS NJ. CO1'S INDIAN VI GETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
of diseases OF skin, ErysIgeas, SoTotula. Rheuma-
tism, Nervous Debility, fevers of different kinds
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from Impurlty OF the blood. IL has effected
the most rena kahe cures, as can he shown by
numerous CERTIFICATES from persons of the hig hest
responsibility, and Is recommended by ell who
have us II as the most invaluable remedial agent
of the day.
II3-ltis sold by all the Druggists Of Baltimore,
and at the residence Of the proprietor.
MRS. Nj. cox,
15s East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None Gcnuue unless her name Is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
D-Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
Wholesale AGENT. X. y II. CIssEL. Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., w Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trlot, and will Supp the trade al my prices.
mar n tr
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

w B Berr.:, g; Or F9w kss, Tsan; Dsl,no,
81; hSf s's Mao; s 81 I:ss Ex:$
Is Fl Sss' f.;
BartIs i and ado, do; ? i Hunter and sdy, Va;
GTsso99 and lsa{ IIIj Is Col Keys, qs " w w
Ms Pa aas DO; RI P.1rs
DO; Dr Gorsas and lady. USA; Hon G Groo ne,
LGlsIk, RI; Miss Bradbury, Mas; M s3s,es
Hall Cal; Mrs D P rs?6, DO; King and LADY,
Pa; Hon J SimI onds, Ri; r Blskeley. do; H G
Baldwin ADD lady, o; Miss Baldwin, do.
M SSATI8MAL NsI HaFsMs o
& P Duncan, l. III Austin, sc; j Bassett, Mass; i
B Bl;ss B6 Ns'Sf Miss! S hr Rsip ksy
GsS Fl s.TSn AND w Ii JGhas
Lille ny; Ms;Sa ND sswa saS NT 3 Ma Mass;
Maynafd, Ny; E Downing, FaTland, Nd; 6 NJ
B Bsfi K ESnsct PUTNAM, NJ; Bray. Ca sR
risOn, Md; w Dinger, Pa,
BROWNS, HOTEL Kirk, T Adernus, Va;
J. w Serrsl, NY; Scott Mo; Hughes and Ia:
fa .ps Va, k Na DR. Paw IaoIs
Sannlcss and \, lady, NJ; N Ham lton, Md e Dad-
sg fS fas c saa .a wy NY " . Sspf ~:
Houston, &c: T Drown and lady. c II Griffith,
AK aa and ygrIh sd Rs; GoEs Mas
Buchen, Va
s.WAsHlNGToN HOUSE, Norman, NY; 9
StoSakdei, Wni NJ Gr M Crosby, N.Y. w
" II Thomas and family DC; ii Wilson, ind; Miss
PanPhrey, DC.
HARDWOOD HOUSE &C Collinson. L. Franz
Moi Mon %S p TSskSr kNY PeRHook Ps a
w c Norris, Va
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The PRIZE FIeHT.-During this disoracefnl
exhibition about eighteen Americans, ii is stated
were robbed Of their watches by London thieves
We extract from different London letters the FOL.
lowing
John Morrissey is dreadfully put out. He had
oeeh with Sayers several days, giving him in.
1 1s In reference to Heenan's weak po,nts
~. nao also bet very heavily against him. 20 the
..Hn,,' =, sio,Vo During the fight he was con.
sHy dPPlanding when Heenan was xtrnck nv
1870. ne mas lost favor very much In conse-
qu .I.., ~ Is not yet known what course fbs
Su'oo,Iues Will take in reference 10 Uasn.nss
pfeaklng Dis bond. He has forfs,,sd ~. hnai
"nlSh vas subscribed by his admirers "i'
The night previous 70 the Great 1'et,
tsh bnglshmen) consolidated th.i, ~ 80 esery one
tneI ose kings Among Americana th1.n anu
eviuentiy want Of confidence in tbst. De was
Boy John Morrisssy's biased Opinion. Dehicla
Pressons had affected materially eya, =, snd ex-
dence OF his friends Mr. Morrissey Was so s s
with his funds, and was willing 10 nI,eo 20 20
large amounts against Mr. Heenan thst s., sue &c
most earn' st friends and hackers seemed shssv
One correspondent observes.
Nv heennn last night at IL D. M fafter NJ
nsh,o ne was quite comfortable, and the sweIlino
ss IIce Lad much subsidized He says IN bs
L h-a no. been kept back by Macdonald be wopld
Sst mt quicker, and would have wbinned
before the twentieth round: and this ri :.
fPh "shsred by all the Americans here ~ 'fr"'
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
fRJEsEMAR. 4. q, 4 8.

Protected BY Royal Letters Patsaf az Esslasd, cd
sscEred BY the Seals of ths Ecols dc Phaymaets d
Paris, AID tks Imperial Collees U Msdteial,
Vienna.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, spermator-
rhea, and all ply sical disabilities,
No. 2 completely Grad oates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernicious use Of oopayla and cubebs.
No. has entirely suppented the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
rellef dispensing oil impurhes, and roofing out the
venom ofdisease.
.TRIEsEMAR,Nos,1 LIZ and 2 are prepared in the
form of lozengs, devoid of taste and smell, and
oan be carried in the waistooat pocket Sold IN tn
Gases, and divided into separate doses as admins
tered by vApean, LsAemand. RouI, RIoord, &c.
and In 81 cases, whereby there il saving OF "a.
To be hsd, wholesale and retail, Of Or. BARROW,
street. New York. Immediately on receiving q re
mittanoe, DR.; Barrow will forw ard the TriesemeI
dressed according to the instructions of the writer
inEton. ID. G., De 6-e,n