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s Freedom Of the Press at the south.

IS Freedom of the Press at the South.
Those who publish Trades against the
Administration, in which they deuOunce
President Lincoln as a tyrant, despOt au-
tOerat, assassin, traitor, imbecile, or dOlt,
and then complain Of the restriction of the
"FreedOm Of the Press" might learn a
lesson as to the erelative condition Of life in
the North and South in this respect, from
. book entitled "Arbitrary Arrests at the
South, by Mr.. R. s. ThariD, a refugee.
Mr.. Tharin was a native of Charleston,
South Carolina, and was for thirty years q
resident Of the Cotton States. He thus
narTates part of his experience: Mr..
Tharin had proposed to publish at Mont
gomery journal to be called the Non
Stakeholder He had formed a secret So
eiety of Unionists. He was betrayed as
the author Of this, and impeached before
the so-called " Legal Vigilance Committee
Of COllirene Beat Lowndes county, Ala
bama" "One fine morning, while at
breakfast, was informed that five gentle
men of the vigilance committee desired to
see me-"
Here are the charges on which Mr.. Tharin
was tried;
81. 1 had eoHUerssd with several non
Shareholders in the neighborhOod on the
subject Of their Southern rights
2. 1 was about to establish, at Mont
gomery, newspaper to be called the Non
Shareholder.
"3. was organizing the people into
secret associations, for the Teped', BY con-
OeHtoH, Of the ordinance Of Secession.
And here is the sentence Of this self con-
stituted court:
1--WE, the Jury find the defendant
shall be as follows:
4. He shall receive thirty-nine lashesi
as a disgrace.
y. As soon as this shall be concluded
he shall be escorted, by a committee Of
five, to Benton, and placed in charge Of the
captain Of the first boat which stops there
H3, Should he ever return to this COM
munity, he shall be hanged.
a. The proceedings Of this meeting
shall be published in the Montgomery Ad-
vertiser and Post"
And he, nOn-slavehOlder, guilty Of nj
crime and tried by no court was a0hiPPst
in violation Of all law.
Mr.. Tharin escaped from the South a
the risk Of his life-pursued, though in
nocent of crime; and no one who read
his story can doubt his fate had he beel
caught.
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Proposed Monument to Captain {

Proposed Monument TO Captain Cook.
Measures are taking at Honolulu 10
erect q monument TO the celebrated nRvi-
gator, Captain James Cook, who was killed
bv the Hawaiian natives when on his third
voyage Of discovery. The sum Of $3.50 had
been already collected; and $500 more had
been subscribed. A meeting Of the sub
seribers was held at Honolulu on the 26th
Of March, whom it was resolved that a
lighthouse near the entrance Of Honolulu
harbor, to be called Cooks Lighthouse, y
would be the most appropriate monument
to the memory Of Captain Cook. A public
meeting was called for the Both Of March,
to take steps to raise the necessary funds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26

PERSONAL Our young friend John
Crowell, Jr., has started to join the. staff of
Brigadier General Hazen, in which he Oceu-
pies the position of Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral. We trust that good luck will follow
bin through the service, and feel sure that
he will do something satisfactory to himself
and friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26

An order issued from General Banks
headquarters, dated May 9TH, says that no
person, not loyal citizen of the United
States, is permitted within the limits of
the Department of the Gulf, to transfer
any property by way of sale, gift, pledge,
payment, lease, or loan. ANY violation of
the order will be punished by fine or i'm
prisonment, or both.
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FRnAI NRY YnI,K.

New YORK, May "a.
The Tribune says that the Press has re-
ceived q second dispatch which has not
been sent to the press, which stated with
rather more precision than the frat that
the whole rebel army has been captured,
and a third, private, confirming the ac-
counts of the other two.
We consider both them as nearly trust
worthy as anything but official or dirett
information can be, and, reading them in
the light of the previous news, it is hardly
possible TO doubt that the crowning Yicto-
ry of the long struggle for the great river
has at last been won, and that Yicksburg
is ours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, May 25.
The Hibernian, from Liverpool the l4th
and Londonderry the 10th, was boarded of
Port au Basque Saturday night.
Considerable rain lately.
Breadstuffs inactive: Wheat limited
transactions.
Provisions, nothing doing. Sugars dull.
Consols 93I099! for money. Cotton
ID higher and buoyant
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LOCAL MATTERS
From Last EVENINGS Edition. /

US. COURT.-Judge Wilson, Presiding.
The case of Burton VS.. Conant in hearing.
Adams & Canfeld for plaintiff, and LOrin
Prentiss for defendant.
Grand Jury still in session.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26

The town Of Marsh6eld, Fond du Lac
county, Wisconsin, at the late judicial
election gave 252 votes for the COpperhead
candidate for Supreme Judge, and not a
single vote for the Union candidate. This
town Of Marshfeld has not sent man to
the Union army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26
FROM HALTIMORE.

BALIlMOREi May ..
An officer of the flag of truce ship
Hartford, in a letter dated May 18th, says
that notwithstanding the reports Of the
destruction and capture of the Hartford
she is still aAoat and maintains her posi-
tion at the mouth of Red river.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26

On DIsCovERY.-A new well Of petrO-
leum, furnishing three hundred barrels of oil
per day, has recently been discovered on the
Flemming farm at Oil Creek. The well is
owned by Parker and BainsdaIe, of Titus
m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26
MORNING. LEADER.
Presentatiop.ofa Fias % the COlOred ReEi-


ment.
An Interesting ceremony was performed
On ihe 18th inst, in The presentation Of q
51umber Of flags to the Fifty-fOurth Mas
Ssachusetts regiment, composed of cOlOred
men. Among those present upon the Oc-
casion we're Governor Andrew, Wendell
2! Phillips, Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Professor
-lir Agassiz, James Russell Lowell and others.
Two or three thousand persons had assem-
u. bled to witness the ceremony, including
atsz large numser Of ladies. The presentation
was one Of deep interest, as being the last
@ detail of the full reception of oolOred men
into the ranks Of the United States army.
The flags consisted Of the national fsg,
.-1r3 presented by the young ladies Of Boston,
s the State eolors of Massachusetts, pre-
senied by the Relief Society OF Boston
composed of colored ladies, and an emblem
go attic banner, representing the Goddess of
Liberty, and bearing the watehwords,
"Lberty, Loyalty and Unity" Rev. Mr..
Grimes in making the presentation speech,
alluded to the responsibility which rested
upon this regiment to sustain themselves
nobly, in the work Of hope and glory COM
mitted to them. In presenting the State
cOlors, he said that from the beginning un-
til now, the State coloSs of Massachusetts
have never been surrendered to any foe.
The regiment will, we have confidence,
1 show Lhstno mistakehas been made in en-
'l as trusting the honor Of the State to cOlOred
soldiers
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The Geuuins COpperhend Greed.

One David Tuttle, cOpperhead, in re-
cent speech at Bucyrus, Ohio, used this
language;
gGentlemen, before we 60 to the ballot
box we will have to put on the cartridge
box; and, for one, declare 1 owe no ale
glance to Abe Lincoln, Dave Tod, or Jesus
ChTistl Men Of Crawford County take
up your arms and keep your powder dry"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26

The Amherst College boys got /" fur
Tough from the Professors on the I'd inst.
to visit Mount Holyoke for scientific sur
vey. Strangely enough, when they reach
ed Prospect House they found nearly all
the girls Of Holyoke Seminary there and
scientific observations were necessarily
postponed FOR social amenities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26

The Portland Advertiser, in noticing the
case Of an idiotic boy named Archibald,
who murdered a child in the Almshouse Of
that city, says: at is fact that should
be known thatthe parents Of this boy have
had twenty-one children, all Of whom we're
imbeeiIes, and this, again, owing to the
fact that they we're own cousins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-26

A Washington dispatch says

4 Washington dispatch says:
+" "Arragemennis are being made to en-
large our effective cavalry force. A prom
inent official stated yesterday that within
ak months there would be a hundred
thousand more cavalry in the held. It is
doubtless intended to make up this number
largely by mounting the negro recruits.
Infantry are now being mounted in West
ern Virgins, to increase General Averill
new notwithstanding command"
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FROU WAsHINGTON,

WAsHIEGTON, May %.
Up to noon, no official confirmation of
the fall of Vicksburg had been received
bere
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AkAHA AAlEa
IFS A. H.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopping ct
Girard, Ashtabula and PainsgVflle only, and ar
riVe8 at Cleveland at 4.45 A. n.
$50 A. M.--hA IL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Stopping st AL stations and arrives ct CleYes
land at 9.55 A. n.
g:55 A M.-TOLGDO EXPRESS-St9pping az all sta
tlCns except sWauyille, saynrO0k, UniOnville,
Perry, Mentor and Wicklihe, and arrives 81
Cleveland 81 40 ?. n.
I:23 ?. m.--DAY EXPkES5 5TRAIH-Stopping at 9i-
rard, Oonneaut, Ashtabula, and Painesvills
only, and arrives in Cleveland at l,55 P n
~ second Class Cars are run on all through
Trains. r.r
All the trains going westward conneet At OleYeiAEd
With trains for Toledo ChicaROy Columbus, Oinotn-
natl, indianapolis, ST. Louis, &C., and all through
trains going Eastward connect q Dunkirk with the
trains OF the N Y. y kailrOad, and et Buffalo with
thOss Of the New York Central and Bu1alo New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany Boston,
Niagara falls, Go., and ~ Erie with trains on the
Philad5phia and Erie Railroad.
QE-DaF ELpresa, East and W est connecta az 6irara
with Trains on Eiie and Pittsburgh Railroad ior
LinesYile, MesdEilis, JaunestOWnJ &C.
Il. -SOTTlNGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April 10th. 1853 @
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ILEV ELAND q ERIE 3. 2.
IN as f0ioWss
LEAVE lIIEYELANn-

Iolls NUlLlLlln lIIlIalIlIlIlII M. I7oa
On and after Monday, April 10Th, 1863, PasssUger
Trains VIII run IS f0loWss 40
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
loCO A. M.-DAY EXPREsS TRAIE-Stopping at
WinOughby, Painesville, Geneva, Ashtah1ia,
Oonnesut and Girard only, and srrive at Eriea
lOOF a.-0INGfNNITf ExPBKss- STOPPING a.
Rainesyilie, AshIabuls and GiIard only, and ar
rives at Erie IOO p NJ Dunkirk $50 P. tii Buria-
10 1910 P. NJ.
4:soP.n.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
-Stopping at all stations and Arrives At Erie al
80 P. n.
s:isP M-HIGHT EXPRESS FRAIH-stopping ct
Painesviile, Ashtabuls and Girard only, and ar
rtves at Erie at l53 A. ~; Dunkirk 255 A. hi
HuTaio 4.20Am
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TO HORSE owNERSi

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMEN7
FOR HORSES is unrivsled By any, and in al
cases of Lameness, arising from sprans. Bruisss
Harness Saddle Calls Scratches, Msngs, &s., ii
win also cure speedily. spsyin and RinSbone may
stages, but confirmed cases are beyond the poesi-
bility Of radical cure. No case of the kind how
Waited by this Liniment and its faithful applics-
ton viii always remove the Lsmezess. and enAbte
fhe horses to travel with comparative ease
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GAS FITTING, sc.

WIN. T. DOVE & CO.
ARE Nov prepared to sXecute any orders With
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS. Or STEAM FITTING BUSI
- Store On Ninth street, few doors north ef
Pennsylvania avenue, where may be found COM
Elete assortment eff CHANDEIIERS and other GAS
aTEAM and WATER FIXTURES. Jan H-1y
w Have in store, and are daily daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to thing heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
oar stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have tas best selected stock Ia
Washington
~ All Work In the above line intrusted to our
care will be promptly attended to.
mar 5H MYERS & McGHAN, 3T6 street.
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OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR CON
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar to Females. the TX.
TRACT BUCHU is uneQualled- by any other ren,e
dy, rs in Chlorosis or Retention Irresulsritx
Painfulness or Suppression of Customary Eyssua
tions, liberated orASchirrous state of the Uterus
Leucorrhea or Whites, Sterilty, and for ell coru.
plaints In cident to the sex whether arising from
Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation or in the
DECLINE Oh CHANGE OF LIFR.
. SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
Medicine for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCBu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DIsKAsss
In al their stages, At little Expense,
Little or no change in Diet, No inconveniens.
And no Exposure.
It causes 0 frequent desire and gives strength 70
Urinate, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS, Prevent
me and curing STRUCTURES Of the Urethrs. AIlay.
Ing Pain and Inflammation, frequent in the class
of diseases, and expellins all Poisonous Diseases
and worn-out Matter
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS who h.ys
been the victims Of Quaeks, and who have paid
heavy fees to be cured in q short time have found
that they were deceived and that the POISON
has, by the use of powerful astringents,n been
dried up in the system. to break out in an AGRA
v.tea form, and perhaps altar Marriage.
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1861 THE 1858
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

&Has 81
,s ,1AsroES ts + sG SSaas's'sn.
.-ou. sR RsFT. sAFET VA AND COMFORT!
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHs sSSH Hs.nr,p pos.
rl HHRbE RAHhT F ESA Rf4. gESs
CLOSE oosk III # ssss II He1 Hipxfna1sBuse
NORTHERN M c 95sihs Il r. RAILROAD.
THE greats e !iaRt Rour.
WASHINGTON i AND BALTIMORE
WEST NoRr = VI RSfn. and n 'a SOUTHWEST
TIE
Warrington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING TSa, CARS ON ALL NIGHT
sMpKING AID SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS,
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the q and p. "a. trains,
arriving in Baltimore at 500 a. m aud SIS p m,
ana IN
egs the sha there e.St9a R.
road for .. parts 90 Of the west. "A'' 'N Dali
BY this route Freights of ali descriptions can ?.
Of Ohio, Kentucky. indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin.
Iowa or Missouri, BY Railroad direct
The Pennsylvsnia Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port en- the Ohio, Maskingum.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cum ber land Illinois, Mssis
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and At Cleveland, Sandusky, and Chi
oago with steamers to all N Northwestern Lskes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
tation of their Freight 20 this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
IN the West by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Railroad Conipaaies. -.
~ Be particular to mark packages WA PennA.
Central RR."
VIM BROWN ,Agt Northern Central r r.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
ENOCH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. HQUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. H Hoo STON, General Freight Agent. Phiia-
delphia. ian 2-ly,f
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USE HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUoHu 10,
affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
Prom Whatever cause originating,
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require the
pIuR11IS.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHu
II the great Drua.rIo, and il certain 70 have n.
desired effect in al Diseases fer which IL 10 recon.
mended.
Hvideacss Of the most reliable and respsnsibls
shsr.ctsr win accompany the medicines.
Certificates Of Cures, frem eight to twensyysArs
standing, with names known 70 science and fame,
Hrics d Per Bottle Or Six fer o..
Delivered to any address, securely packed RON
any observation.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS II ALL CONCENTRATIONS.
Cures GUARANTEED. Advice Gratis.
AIHIDAvTr.
Personally appeared before me, IN Aldsrman
the city of Philadelphia, II. r. HILMsoLp,
bsins duly sworn, doth say, his preparation con
tains NO narcotic, no mercury, or other injuriou
drugs but are purely vegetable.
= H.T HzLMBeLp
Sworn and subscribed before ne. this sd
November, 1854.
w.P. HIBBARD, Alderman
Ninth ST., above Race. Philsdelphis.
Address letters for inform alton In confidence &c
H. r. HELMB0LB, Chemist
DEPOT 104 South Tenth st., below Chestnut
Philadelphia, Penn.
BEWARE OF ooUNTKRFEITs AND UNPRIE
CIPLED DEALERS
Who endeavor 10 dispose "oS fEKI8 ovs - .zs
soruRR" articles the repu tation attained Or
uELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATI0Ns
Do de- EXTRACT BIT CHU,
Do do. do. SA&9APkRILLk
Do do IMPROVED Soss WASH
aOid by Lsr4s Sfsts eseTywhsre. SIX fer 6sL&
Eo6Bf Pake other o. out he xdvrrk:ss
.E.eut And ssrd ~ = All @vNIa iSsy,s.tCs
sVr0'Ers: xb.sH,IiP
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M TEE tn.
iyl. LOOMS, II: D. the IN,

Igl. LOOMS, II: D: the Inventor sDd Patrntse
2erRonally at his ONCE in this eIty. ManySy$]
c4fAOns can near these teeth who cannot ~--LAS
year others. and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling At my once can be accommodated
T1!s any styIe ana price OF Teeth they WAy desire
cicanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this eity-No. 33e Pennsylvania svsnus
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, 907 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar Ally
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
] o SICK AEp NOCkDkD SQEpIlRS CIV
49,. ILIANs AND oTAfHs. =, -

The Railroad Com sanies posins the line BE-
tween Washington anc New -->uaz>,
ySri s.vs p. PVT on large G., ~
1entii.led and expressly f-r On eers, soldiers and
Others that wounded SEX, wi IN the exception
Of sious di<eakes The car will i.av h.
BAYS, THURSDAYS and GATE KDAYS fer Palls-
deiphia, At 5 D. M. Express Train.
Passengers going Weet soidie r. civilians ot1oeys
and others that are siek or wounded, are iafcrmed
that siek car viii ieas the depot every MON DAY.
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY at Q. H.. going
tkroush 70 the Ohio river. without chang. Of cars
soidiets ard others On furiepxh or disc fsrEed .i
GEd this he ches pest and most desirable route for
the West. This il the only line that sell .
through tcset from Washinton or check eas gage
CAUTION TO PAssRNGERs.-rheo ONLY
PLACE to bay Tickets Is at ae Ticket In the Depot
Of the r.. l. o. Y. r. Co. ta6-0
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RLooDi R1oonm BLooDn
SORES THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAyED CONDY-
TION OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES. SPOTS, LETTERS
SCALES. B0ILS. SYPHILIS OR We
NEREAL DISEASES &C.
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMKH1.
IS external remedy, is without . rival. and viii
aration. For AL Rheumatic and Nervous Dissr.
ders it il truly infallible, and . curative for
Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &a, its soothing
healing and powerful Strengthening properties e1-
cite the just wonder aud astonish ment Of all Who
tifcAtes of remarkable cures performed By IL WITH
In the last two years, attest the fact.
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Dr.. SWEEPS
INFALLlBLE LINIMENT
SOLDIERS FRIEND,
AND THOUSANDS NAVE FOUND IT TRULY
FRIEND In IEEDi
ASK FOR DR.. SWEETS INRALLIBLE LINZ
MENT, and take no other Be not deceived BY an.
principled dealers, who will try 70 palm Of some
other article on which they make little more
profit.
The Pity Gent Bottles contain three times ss
mich a. the Twenty -hye Cent Bette and are much
the cheapest 20 buy, Try IL.
CAUTION.

fo ssoie imposition. ohssrve the Hgnsture ss<
Likeness o. DIT. steph an sweet on every label sns
ESQ stephen s~eets sDfsl;5le Lininent" blown
N ;so ssss q saes t-ls1s. With out siish none are
Ssrkine.
ST-UGR DHON d 90,
so,l prca1: stors, Nor~ioh, o.
x9ReA AK { AisT.Ps General aseou,
oClin greet, Nov Ysrs.
pS- Sal sv az S-.ie-s svsryTssr,
So sF.Fy.ss
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SAMARITAN'S
ROOT AND HERS JUICES
Is offered the public as a positive cure.
Let those then who have either scroful., scsld
ASA or SeEes Of sny kind, at OF &c use the ROOT
Cure those Spots, letters, Scales and Copper Col
oied Patches, as there are many surmises about
Danish all imPnritics Of the blood ard bring the
sYPHiLis Or VENEREA nL i Dfs gaas the sA
MAINTAINS RO0T:AND HERE JUICE, is the
scr6e and every pa aets e5e
me venereai poison SO that the cure is thorough
dy and be healed, and Go not transmit to your pos.
'er'S Tor Th 1 6 yTu in after
sA%&kf&ks RSSf 4SS asR BeJfe
system well as the eets o Merapy the
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB yTICEs is
Debility and pans neidsn the to the
g.. sent by express. Price 81 bottle. or bottles
D.: ssAMARITANs CHANCRE WASH.
Desmond d CO., Box Isl philadelphia Post
Sold by g. CALVERT FORD, corner Of nth and
CoLEMAN ( ROGERS, 1S S Bsltiaor Haa street,
Ddltln0Ie oc lift
TRIE s MAR.
Pr0fetfed 6y Royal IttteTS Patent # ERgio1d, ana
secured by the Seals Of the Ec0le de Pharptnc1s dc
Pans, and ts Imperial Co!iegs Of Madicins rssnxa
TRIEsRMAR Mol
IS Or RHi
TRIEsEMAR No. T.
Completely and entirely eradicates all traces OF
those disorders for which Copaiva and Cubebs have
generally been thou ght antidote to the ruin OF
the health of a vast portion of the population
TRIESEMAR No. 8,
Is the great 6nd sure remedy of the civilized world
for all impurities of the system ell secondary
symptoms, obyiating the destructive use of Msr.
curry, well as other deleterious ingredients and
which all the Sarsaparilla in the world caruet
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. I, 2 and 8 are alike
devoid of taste SMELL and of all nauseatiRe quail.
tiles They are in the form Of q lozense, and may
lie on the toilet table without their being
Sold in tin cases At as each, or four o cases in
one for %, and in SH cases, thus saving 60 @
administered by Valpean, Lalleu and Roux, de-
&c. Wholesale and retail by DIR. II. A. BARROW,
1e4, Blocker street, flour doors from MacDoueL
street, New York. Immediately on receipt Of re-
mittance DR.. Barrow will forward TEiesemar to any
part Of the world, securely packed, md addressed
according to the INSTRUCTIONS of the writer.
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