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Ggtleral en1S.

GEN. BIoKLEY's ScHEAM TO INVADE
Mexico. Bicklsy's famous pro-
nunciamieuto "a tho Knights Of the
Colleen Circle, warning them TO re-
pair to the Texas encampment By the
18th Of September, is thoroughly
shown up by the Galveston 0iviE6on.
It Gays that the Americanizaiion Of
Mexico Is douhtless verg good object
but the knights will find two stun
bling blocks in the way. Fhe first is
that September is "ahout as good a
time for pestilence as war, on The Mex
lean and Texas frontier y and if these
are not too much for sheir ardor thay
viii End that famine win prove an IN.
comparable enemy The Cioilian
says the war has. about swept the stock
Of beeves from the vally Of tie Rio
Grande, ana The drought and other
causes have pr9Fehred The production
Of grain.
Gen Bickle y Is a9erment that the'peo-
pie Of Texas are enthusiastically in fa-
vor Of his preieet, end had subscribed
the sum Of 500, 900 in its aid, proves
70 be unmitigated bosb /; for the Ctvi-
Ian says that The people Of Texas
manifest no interest in this movement,
and have MT the ability, if they had
the desire, "a feed the adventures
who may enter upon If. Already par
ties claiming 10 be engaged in the
movement have been arrested for ap-
propriating the property Of others TO
supply their own necessitis. while the
prospect is still worse for those who
come.
Gen. Buckley has been denounced as
a hurnbug in various parts Of the
South, and, according TO all accounts,
he occupies the position of q comman-
der without men
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FISH SToRY.-The Newark Mer-
curry is responsible for the following
A young Alligator, measuring two
feet nine and halfincnes in length and
weighing eighteen pounds, was caught
by two lads, in the Passiac river on
Monday, near the New Jersey Rail-
road bridge. He was lying near the
shore on the opposite side, and was
decidedly opposed to being captured
he will be kept alive as long as posi-
BILE. This is the FIRST instance of this
species Of FISH being seen IN our waters.
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It is ascertained that upward of
$500 Democratic papers in the Uni
ted States support Douglas and John.
son. Some 40 Democratic papers in
the free States support Breckenridge
and Lane, and about 100 in the slave
States, making 14O in all
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The Metropolitan Hotel Bill for
the entertainment of the japanese EN-
bassy, footed up to $9l, 900, and their
were Others amounting$S0, 900. Am
ong other items were ten thousand
bottles Of champagne consumed at the
ball, or say two bottles for each man,
woman and child in attendance.
What collection Of headaches there
must have been.
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TIE Hon. Daniel E. Sickles, Of
New York, has done creditsble thing
In announcing that he win appoint to
cadetship At West Point, and to anay-
al scholarship at Annapolis, the best
two scholars in the public schools Of his
district.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-08
TINE.
The Persian Fever Charm /!

AAhV n VA SAeAAA AOVN4 O1AeSk A1A
THoR the prevention of Fever and Axue and
il Bilious Fevers This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge of the present
proprietors by friend who has been great
traveller in Persia and the Holy Land
While going down the river Euphratus, be ex-
perienced O severe attack of Fever and Ague.
On discovering his condition, one Of the Boat
men took from his person an Amulet, saying,
s Wear this and no fever will touch YOU" Al.
though increduIous as to its virtues; he COM
piled and experienced immediate relief, and has
since always found it an effectuaI protection
from all malarions complaints.
On further investigation he found that the
boatman attributed to it miraculous powers.
and said that it could only be obtained from the
Priests of the Sun. Sometime afterwards, the
gentleman in conversing with a Priest obtained
from him the secret of its preparation. and as
certained where the medicinal herbs were found
Of which it was compounded. The wonderful
virtues of this article have induced full belief
in the minds of the natives in the miraculous
healing powers Of their Priests.
Since his return to America, It has been tried
with the happiest effect by several Ladies and
Gentlemen of high character, who have given it
the most unqualified praise. This remedy hav-
ing been specific in Persia for hundreds of
years, for the prevention and cure of fever and
ague and Bilious Fevers--is now offered to the
American people.
It win DO sent by mail prepaid, with full
directions for use, on receipt of one-dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory 18S Main
ST., Richmond, Va Branch Office, Bank Of
Commerce Building, New York. Address
june 81, go JOHN WILCOX 4 Co.
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METHoDIsTs IN FRANCE. The
Methodists in France count at present
l52 chapels or places Of worship, 20
ministers, colporteurs, 70 local
preachers, and l,44s members, Sc on
trial. 2O3 teachers and 1901 teachers
in the Sundy7achool-
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Cincinnati
Price Current, writing. from Titus
vile, Pa, says 1000 barrels of oil
have been obtained from the wells in
in that region, and sold in New York
at SIS per barrel Of forty gallons.
Some thirty wells have proved success
full, yielding together about 400 bar
rels per day.
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A Nova Scotian Dealer in grind
stones, has prepared specimen of his
wares for presentation to the Prince
Of Wales. One side Of the stone bears
the pregnant legend For the Prince
of Wales, our hopeful King, 1850"
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John c. Heenan. the Sage Of Ben
icia, Is now reposing, after bis Europ-
can labours in the neighborhood of
Newport. Perhaps, the presence Of
this favored son Of genious is the fee.
ture so attractive at the Rhode Island
wasering place.
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The N. Y. Sun says that arrange
meDts are being made by some of the
personal and political friends of the
late postmaster, Isaac Y. Fowler, for
an excursion to Havana, where be is
temporarily residing.
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Gamble e Kutfer.

HAvING dissolved Partnership, Ellis Gam.
III BILE, the Oldest established Painter il Lam.
bertville, still keeps his sign out at the old
stand in Union Street, above the Council Room,
where be viii Be happy to see ali Of bis old
friends and tbs puhlic in general who are On
want Of House or Sign Painting, Glazing, Grain
i,g, Paper Hanging, Gliding, 30, Dc Having
been in business SO long in this place. Il Is not
necessary to give references IN regard 10 work.
as everybody knows that be does Els work well,
when promised, and as cheap as il can be dons
for elsewhere.
ELLIS GAMBLE.
July l. 1880 In.
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WASHINGTON, July 6th.-The trea-
ty Of amity and commerce with Japan,
Publications of which we're exchanged
by the Embassy when they were in
Washington is officially published.
One Of the articles provides that the
President, when requested by the jap
anese Government, win act as friendly
mediator in such mattets Of difference
as may arise between the Government
Of japan and any European power.
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NATIONAL HORSE SHow.-The 4th
national exhibition Of horses will be
held this year at Springfield, Mass,
from the 4th to the 18th Of September,
in Hampden Park, near the railroad
station.
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g@E|arried

On the Gath Of July, by the Rev.
John B. WiIlox, Mr Aaron 7 Fox.
Of Nockanickson, Bucks Co, Pa, to
Miss Emma McEntee Of Hunterdon
county, n. ].
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The New jersey Railroad Compa.
ny intend to GIL up under the High
Bridge at Clinton. It viii take cou.
siderable time and labor to do it.
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Che 8ambertril1e 9ress


4 NovEI MLrHop or sAvINa a
LEAKY VEssEL.--'Lhe bark PalIas, Of
Gfissvtsld, Captain lIsary Wandt, ar
rived At Newport, z. r., on Wed0es-
dey from Newcastle England, for
Providence, with coal. The captain
reports that when about one week from
port sac sprung leqk which kept
them al the pumps continually +; they
could not leave them for more shan
four minutes at time The captairq
having ascertaired the leakto be some
where under che port quarter, ground
UP all the hurley and grain he had on
board aud placed fhisi a pocket made
OF canvass, which, attached 20 q pole,
he ran under the vessels bottom, as
near as could be ascertainad TO the
place where the leak was this was by
the. force Of water passing through The
opening, drawn into il. which stopped
the leak for ! / days, giving The cyag
rest, and allowing the bark 10 proceed
on her voyage. After this, In heavy
weather, the ships straining caused her
again TO leak they kept at the pumps
continually until they arrived at New
port, at which time she had thirty
three inches Of water in her The cap
tain came on shore and procured a bar
rel Of saw-dust, with which he again
stopped the leak in the same manner
as with the ground barley, and pumped
the water from the bark in short time.
This is a case of perseverance, really
worthy Of notice by nautical men
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DR.. Wistar's BalSaDl of Wild
Cherry

I n the whole History of Medical discoveries,
j. no pemedy has performed so many or ouch
remarkable cures Of the nurasrous affections of
the Throat, Lungs and Chest--of Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis influenza, Whoeping Cough. Group
Asthma, or Of Consumption itself, IS this far
famed, long tried, and justly celebrated Balsam-
So generally acknowledged is the superior ez-
cellence of this remedy that but fen Of the ma
ny who have tested its virtues by experience
fail to keep it at hand as q speedy and certain
cure for sudden attacks Of e,old-fully believing
that its remedial powers are comprehensive
enough to embrace every form Of disease from
the slightest cold to the most dangerous syrnp-
tom Of pulmonary complaint.
The REV. JACOB sECHLER, well known and
much respected among the German popula-
ton Of this country, makes The following
statement for the benefit Of the afflicted
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. Is, 1859.
Messrs Seth w. Fowle & CO., Boston.
Dear Sirs Having realized in my family
important benefits from the use Of your valua-
BILE eparation--Wistar' Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry--it affords me pleasure to recommend it to
the public. Some eight years ago one of nv
daughters seemed to be in decline, and little
hopes of her recovery were entertained. then
procured bottle OF your excellent Balsam, and
before she had taken the whole Of the contents
Of the bottle there was o great improvement in
her health. have, in my individual case,
made frequent use Of your valuable medicine,
aud have always been benefited by it. eoouz1
korCeUer cGa1tion the as5itc cgciAst Imposition,
because there asa g0od deal Of spurious Wtstar's
BalsgnI Of VIII Cherry cFogt throughout tie
country.
JACOB SCALER.
U Caution to Purchasers. The only gen.
sssas WtstG's Balsaus has the soytltes sigma
ture of 81 BUrTs. and the printed one of the
the Propristors on the outer wrapper all other
is vile and worthless.
Prepared by SETH W.sFOWLE & CO., Bos.
ton, and for sale by S. Il. TrrUs, Lambsrtvills;
JACOB WILLIAMSON, Ringoes; Bryan HouGH,
Frenohtown /; ABEL WEBSTER, Baptisttown
J. H. HIGGrNs, Pennington Dr.. A. LIvEzEy
New Hope, Pa. and by dealers everywhere.
April IL. March Il, '6O.-ly.
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RELIGIOUS IETELLrGENcE. - The
minutes of the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church [New Schoo)
hos just been Published, and contains
the following statistical resume
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july I. lssO
hOl We Merchants 81!
I O. WnRMAN or STOCKTON

. . " V4t0N q y q HAVOA N4Vb
NT0uLD havs ys know that be has little
wv Of the BEST, and little If the LAB.
GEST stock Of YINEGAR on hard 81 bis Store
house il Stockton. than any other party IN The
State Also, Tobacco and Cigars Mason'n
Blacknings tevaryhody knows thas Is the best
boot polish ii uss,) and McGuiagIs 3 DAlly's
Matches. sure pop every timsl. 4 liberal Dis.
count given on large sales. All orders address.
cd to Samuel G Woman, Stocktons N. j., viii
receive immediafs attention.
JAY 1, 1859, e.
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PR OsP us.

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VIII be free to advocate our own honest opinions,
though we may stand alone.
Wewifhadypcats what We believe TO be for our
eountry's good, avoiding Che one-sided views Of
the bigoted portisan, and the cant Of the ultra
sectionalist.
We win advocate q heightened morality--be-
heving the press to be the grand lever by which
civilization is advanced, and the problem ofrnan's
social and political happiness completely solved.
The Press will have q large space devoted to
Literature, and the Arts and Sciences besides
choice selections from the best writers, and s
considerable amount Of original matter.
A summary of the daily news which win be
likely to interest the general reader, and care
full report Of the Markets, at home and abroad,
will be given each week.
70 make the PBEss the welcome viaitsnt &c
she family circle shall be our highest ai,a.
Terms Of Subscription--in Advance.
81 Copy, one year, I.50
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FRANKLIN
Line of Steam PrOpellerS.

0N and after March Is, 1860, the Boats Of
7 this Line win make regular semi-wsskly
<r=ro roI1o
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dRRIVALS At THE HOTELS

,WILLARDS' HOTEL.-G Telestons. NV. p
ISdd and lady, EaiA Brown snd daughter,
BasTSsfd. d. SftA sG fssln do;
%oi Ma P! Esnss ~ Css;a I'd sdy
Bosgs, Ys;G Caldwell, Ky; X Heaovskss srd
"a KS,I D.: Nib;ooE Bs.t ett and sR sag
DO Ten De- stceker, a do 4 ssm MssS;
q Smith Smith and lady, do; Reed. do; G Cobb.
@TEant. dc: McAlpine, Mich; d Carol o. Me:
King, Pa; kIng, 10. 0i NO.
rNAIIUNAL HOTEL.-TP FItzgsraId Dr
Sc: T Fs fess;lo Ss F.. PfytG asS q
hoEEns s, "a; Berry sIg fam, Nj jacobs, Mas.
NsE aaSp y; 81 Fos berg ard lady. Texas " NJ
Lamb, ga: vanhe nhof and lady, N9 GeT H s.n
R9f 3 Roach, Va r B1al!. nd; 4 HuEnes, Va;
It's, o; NJ Csarsor, Ga; wbts and l,avf I Gin 2.
White, MISS Sabine, Hon G II Van W,op - N1i's
: Alexander, Ga; n Cochran, Va; ! " Merritt
2 6v SsorSe jackson and lady. Miss Whitley, o;
BROWN'S H0TEL.-S II Hemptt ,sd, Ark: r
4 Howell, n Triton, MIR McCsy. + Ssniold. 4
Gsh5 jaPby. ;fs M Smfs Del anS s ast
Ma N w Halves ana lady, SC: hbeW ' va suy
q urdR Nm ~ Bake, va; Messrses, ia;
hhey' MISS a Riley, Md; Ryan, III.
,KIRkWOOD HOuSE:.A w Baker. NM: r
Wharton, o: Hartvi | !. j p1InsIe. Nv: Wal,
lnscs, ~; Goyen, Pa: Hausbronsh, Tucksr.
Miss, Mss L. Lsa,ntd, Va; r Z w ItiIE, Fla; WI
hSn q: " H,Ios s% Ma ass; webOen, KY Ma
r WASHINGTON VAS HOUsE;-C c wetnore, Pa:
st MseIy' II SupWers and X. Mo; MoGs, I'M: +
Tex: bush 1 81; Bpt MSGOTsl ca. Real.
Detvi or, Va. ooA'N''
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IL The young ladies of one of the VILLAGES &,
jefferson county have adopted a novel method of
raising funds for charitable and religions mr.
poses AT a late festival bevy of the nretfies,
girls in the room formed line and for a MI
paid down, permitted the gentlemen TO take y
running kiss of the lot. "Ao
u The Democratic convention for tho aftb
congression district of Maryland met on the 1,d
ana appointed Messrs. John T. Morrison and
bradley T. johnson delegates to the Cbarleston
Convention John Richie, esq was Nominated
IL There Is in the town of Gilmartin. N n
young married lady, who, having been hers. II
porn on the oath of January, has three cbildren
ocfn on the nth of January, for three succes.ive
years, anu one born on the 23d of January of the
f'urth or next succeeding year
IL Two more Of the negroes concerned I'm tho
murder OF DIR. Keitt have been Convicted and
were sentenced to be hung on the 14th inst. II is
'houSnt that another will also be executed
u The first contribution for the new monu.
N mi al Lexington, Mass, has been made bv Sen.
Stof Hammond, Of South Carolina, who has sent
MS check for fifty dollars to the association.
W A boss cooper was licked with boon-
pole, In JeHersonville, Ind the other dav nv tba
upon her. 'ioiioer
III FIRE at Greensborough, Georgia, on Tue,.
day morning, destroyed Johnson & Porter's and
: A Davis stores, and Mr. CunnIngham,s and
other rssidon0es property generally Insured
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SIMMER Prsnsis g., Wtusraf nste
SfalVcrtA JaTY7es A. Aksett
Stsvena, fbsd5eus, % b AZ q, Capitol HW
Stevens, Isssc l., Private, SH En
etevsnson, John W., Private, IS 90
stewart gasnes A, Neticpsi Bote
S;ofee, WIN, h., Brnvn's Hot.l
Stout, lsnsins, United sts:es Hctsl
Stratton, John L. ~, Hlllerts. once NS fee~
TaSpSn, Mason W., Nslonal Hotel
Tailor, NJ, Private. west site 2lst ~, Tel eno
Thaser, Eli, Willards' Hotel
Thcsker, Tkoms. G., nyatt's, $50 Ps-sv
Thomas, james T., 31 i %
Tompkins, Cydpor y, W1hirgton House
rnm6lo, Carey a, w lizards Hctel
Under wood, John w. U- rs Sh 81
yaiiandlgksm, Glen. l., - 81
Vance, Zebulon B., Mrs. Harrison's, 81 nN
Xandeyer, VIM, Private, 10 Mass s.n,s
Waldfon, Henry, Washington House
Washburn, c. Clarendon House, eth 81 q IA az
Wash burne, Elihu b., AS 6th ct ..
Washburn, IT,, lsIael. Private, Franklin Row, 81
Webster, Edwin II Mrs. Harnson's, 81 RAW
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. 1il.eL,s, "a MisscaHa v
Whiteley, VIM. g., So LIN ~
Wilson, James, Washington Hcsse
Window, VIM. Avenue HoLes
w insow, Warren, 2e e. So
Wood, John, $50 18th st
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
WOodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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THE CARsTANG BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
On the thirteenth day of the trial of the great st
Louis breach Of promise case of Carstanp rs Shaw
the usual large crowd was present listening to
the prolonged evidence for the defence. The st
Louis Democrat says:
uls notceable that there are several wel-dressed
individuals present from day to day. who have mn
interest whatever in the suit, except the graft fca
non OF morbid taste. The trial has brought ONT
'he loiers In full force, and their patience is ONLY
exceeded by their anxiety to catch every word
that is said and to- hear every detail of the tssti
1hony, especially that which is presumed to bear
on the moral charaster of Miss Carstapy Both
oeIehdaht and plaintiff were in court. The Jurors
are a fine, healthy set of men and nave bo,9s ths
1argues attendant upon twelve days service with
excellent humor. Not one has thus far asked ,
single favor Of TIE court. Judge Reber bears il
also remarkably well
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MEDICINES.
IT, BAITiMOkE
uInCK n

-. SOHNS1ON,
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Diseocrsd tAs most Ce,ta,s, Speedy, and o~ls
EfeetSal Remedy IN the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREvENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
wskn... Of Ii. B.el srct.r., Aa.e.ns the Kidney.
and Bladder, involuntary Di'ehags lmPotsney General
s.a. e z: sSy
Dmnsss Of Sight or Giddinss Dssas Of the Head Threat
rom sorS kss
Iou;h-tho.. Dreadful and Dsuetvs Pr.sue.s vhsh rss
der Marriage impossible and destroy botn Body and Mind
Especially VIE have bscOm. the victims Of Solitary Vice
an unmsly grave Thousand. OF Young Man of ths
allied talents and brilliant ntsse who might oh.rviss have
xaksd ses:asy The living Tyre, call With fall ssUl
HAkklED PERSONS, or Young Men contemplating Mar
as: Ss Of "''in' organic debility
He who place, himself under the Of Dr. may rsE
s.y eOnfds in his honor as gentleman and ssnfdsny rely
OFFICE No. SOUTH rREDEklCKsrREEr,
II: E M TO .nd u,n a''
must be paid and contain sstamp
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Members sfths Royal College graduate
from one Of the most eminent Colleges the United States
pitfalls London P.r. Phiiad.phs and ...wh.r. h., s
fsetsd soms Of the astonishing that
.P a S.9 s.rn:d q
sounds, ba'hfuln... with .qu:n bu;hinr su.nd:d SEINE
umss with arrangement OF mind, were cured immsdatsy.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysng Men and others who have injured themselves by
"Ss .rG , :I & h:a :P d III
BODY. should apply m !. diat:ly.
By :sry habit. Of youth ,ia WHINE: Of and
limbs. Pain. the Head Dmn.,, Of Sigh, Los. Of mr.csl
Dsrang emsnt Of THE Dig unctons, General
tn. mind ar. much
BE- Of Memory Confusion Of
Love Of Solitude, Tmidty, 'esr' s'ms Of the evils pre-
NERVOUS pEBLrrY-rh.u..nd. can n.v,,dr. What
coming weak pals. and :mac.t:d having singular
about the eyes sympom'
DISEASES Or IMPRUDENCE
when the misguided votsry Of pleasure inds
happens that tm.d of shame dread Of discovery
deter, him from sPPyng to ho.. Who from ;tr:a,o. and
hands Of aud dssEning Prs;.nds who incapable
Of curing flch his pscunary substances k'.P him tnnG
tanned and despair leave him with ruined health sigh
poison .rcufy hasten tn. eon,tituonsl symptom, Of hi,
srrbl. disease Throat, No.s
P:rcd b. ua.Ie by nd. him hp
d'co'srsd Country from Shoss hOurDs arssr returns
DR.. JOHNsONs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKNEss
AID IAPOTENCY.
By this great and important remedy wsshnss Of the organs
dy cured and full ygor Thousands
most nervous and dsbstsd, vhs had LIST all heps,
bssn imms diatsly relieved.
All mp.dimsnts to Marriage Physical Mental Disqu.l
aeetons, Loss Of Procrsavs Power, Nervous lrrabty
Trembling and Weakness Exharsusn Of the fearful
kind spsssdily cured
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The MANY THOUSANDS cured this institution viihis
tbs last and the important Surgi
cal operations performed by Dr. johnson, witnessed BY the
reporters OF the papers and other notices Of
which have appeared again and before the public
sdss MA standing Of character and rsspons
q n n a "
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ALPHABETICAL LIsT AND R1gUWoHs
AKlaBRRS OF YHK NXvIth cONaRKSs.
SENATORe.

66NAIOAV.
Anthony, n. B., willards' Hotel
Bsss%iS, Tssf:on FlsS:: sSi tr sId iss SIS
BinsS:%, K: s. = Ws.Sinison House
Bragg, Thomas, Vernon House
BTsh Jssss B. e 81 81 st. Ps 3! y: md
Brown, A. G., National Hotel
s so rs s Hs. GP sS1ns; h
G hsfnr h. 5s%Fy sIEsns aSs..
Clay, c. c., Browns Hotel
isSSS i =: Ho ssi 18th and 18th ''
bixpn; James, s5 Co,Gorsn. R9" ssTsss
6ufese, G" 81 Psfief's 5, 4scS Mss.sshS:stts Az
Fitch. Gfsham n: ssa IT. bss sth and 10Th ..
EitzPatriok, Benjamin, Browns Hotel
F Sst; sHIoP F. g. W. Wi GhR%fHR ossi
Green, James s. Crntohetts, an. cor and 9Th st'
$$:Ia' YIN: n FL = !, o sass 10Th
Harlan, James, WsshiHEs go. House
Hsmph Mrs T. Is cG ',S s and "a; q 't'
Iverson, A., Miss Queens. "a 6th st. bet and r
f1dfss; s SSs.s' H sSs
Lane, JOsePb, BE.Sn,. Hotel s..,
Mason, Jas. NJ, 424 H st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A y. p, Kirkwood House
PesTce; James A, Mrs. Irvins's, % 4hH
Powell, l.. W., 26s st, bet 18th and 18th
Pugh, q. f., 900 4th st, north Of La av
Sau lsbury, W., Mrs. Irving's q, Is az st
Sebastian. VIM. r., Dr. Dunn's, 456 ut
Seward, VIA. H, $50 F st, bet 18th and 18th
Simmons, Jas. F., Willards' Hotel
SlIdel, John, Sl2 II st, bet 18TH and lex Ut
Sumner, c. Mrs. Cammacks, ll2 +, bet 18th q 18th
Ten Eyok, J. c., MIR. McBalr, 1872 st and Pa sV
Thompson, John r.; 4e 18th at, bet and
TIumbull, Lyman. 45l 9Th ct. bet and
Made. F., Mrs Hyatts, $50 Pa sv bet 9Th 1th
Wigfail. l.. r., Browns Hotel
wilkinson. M. =. Mr.. Solomon's, 46a 6th 1t
Yulee, David L., 80 st, bet nth and 18th