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Lincoln.

The most nauseating thing Of the time,
is the sdhlation Of LrNconS, by the creaN
lures who derive subsistence from his favor.
The multiplication of offices has augmen-
ted the number Of this hateful brood, al
most beyond computation. They liter
ally swarm all over the country, With
the bounty Of their master in their pock-
cts. eating the bread, and drinking the
wine. and wearing the purple and fine
linen, which is the reward of their obse-
quiousness, their capacity to be servile is
the sole measure of their syeophancy.
They crawl on their bellies, and eat the
dirt, and lick the spittle, and shoSt the
praises of ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
There is not in the whole world, a man
of intelligence, who believes ELNooLN to
possess any fitness for the position to
which he has been elevated. The most
charitable view that can be taken of his
Administration, is that he is ignorant of
the Constitution, the laws, the history, the
traditions of his country and of his race.
And if he does not appear utterly infa-
nous on the page of history, it will be be-
cause those who shall write the annals Of
this bIobd-spilling and yillainous time,
viii plead in his behalf that he was as
weak minded as he was illiterate, and that
he bectme a mere tool in the hands of
men whose names and Characters will en-
dure forever as a reproach and a disgrace
to the christian civilization of the age.
We know what we say. We speak the
truth before Con, and without exaggera-
ton. The Administration of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN has been the most calamitous in
the history of any civilized people.
Never before was National grandeur and
felicity, so suddenly destroyed. Never
before did Rum so swiftly overtake a'peo-
pie. Never was destruction more hope
less. And never did the future Of any
nation look more portentous of all imagi-
nAble horrors, than does that of the once
United States Of America, in the third year
of this most abominable rule.
1t is not at all amazing that the sti-
pendiaries even of sneh an Administration,
should be Voeifsrous in its praises. This
is but the repetition of history. 20
But it viii be remembered, to intensity
the baseness of American sycophancy, that
those who practice and live by it, have e1-
cslled all that was eve heard or seen in
the court of an eastern despot ; though
the tyrant, to attain il in its most concen-
trated essence, first em~ASculSted the mis-
cradle minipns by whom it was to be Of
fered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

8. DR.. STR1CKLAND.-The valuable
remedies offered by this regularly educated
physician, who came here from Tennessee,
highly commended, will be found advertised
in our columns. He gives advice gratis, aud
prepares his own prescriptions at a low price,
His office is No, 6 East Fourth street. Gin
~einnati, OF neiHaaH american Republic,
We would advise any one suffering from a
distressing cough or any affection Of the
throat or lungs, 10 Try DR., Stricklands Melli-
tuoLs Cough Balaam, 1t is for sale at the drug
stores.
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Important to all Interested.

d F. LHNTH q SON, "
Successors to Lenta a Weekly
HAVE Just received from the Eastern market, at
IL cash purchases, n large assortment of mems, la
dies, boys, youths, misses, and children's Boots,
Shoes and Caters, of the first quality and latest style,
and at prices that defy competition. Also, a good as
sortment OF Hats and Oaps for men and boys. All
kinds OF work made 10 order, OF the best material and
Workmanship. A ft 10 warranted. -TH-
FRED. F. WICKET, foreman, will surely please
you u you give them a trial. ..|lI'f 'JHJ il
Call and examine their stock before purchasing else
where z ~ J. II. 4 SON, VI
aul9 lO4 Main, %between Third and Market.
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a9enstons.

AASsOA my eAAhNA OOuAkDChOA ~ AU
AMI
9SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WARRINGTON CITY, d. O.,
Will give prompt attention TO applications Tor
ARREARS OF PAT, BeUBTIRs, PRE- SIONs,
And all other CLAIMS before me Executive pepart.
ments and in the Court OF Claims.
Refers to; Hons. II. n. Rioej n. q, Latham; n, 3,
wilkinson, United States Senators; j. 8 Black; i. M.
Stanton, Secretary OF War William Kellogg, Schuyler
G.. W. Ewing, OF Indiana, and others. '
The underslgned desires 70 inform persons having
demands against the Governments oftks nited States
that he 10 prepared 10 prosecute their elAihns with
promptnesB and on reasonable terms. his pmeiieai
knowledge Of all the details Of the military service Of
speedy adiustmenIaad collection q ever descaptOa
OF military claims
All persons who entered the military service aNer
March l, 1891, and are disabled by wounds on dssase
are snstsd to pensions:
Widows Of soldiers who are killed, or die beao, a or
Aitsr their discharge, nom wounds received, or dis.
ease ooniraosd while In service. are enhtl0d TO pen.
II no widow, then The children, andes axteep yssrs
Of age, are entitled 20 pensions.
II no widow nor children, than She mothor,if wholly
orln part dependent on deceased for support.
II no mother, then the sisters OF deceased, nnder
sixteen years Of age, u wholly OF In para dependent
on deceased for support
All enlisted men Shs serve I've years ss snaaed to
An Who am discharged, by reaaoD-of zosnds srs-
eeiyed In battle. are enttledto bounty.
.r sG paIs :: t SpS sssqHES ssnytSes ~ dSsseAsa ssldiers
Tss sisd unSassis4 aEM,4S nasr, se.SsAssg
ntheT, 20 mother third, iIhe father nor mother, then
JoHI . .sf9PPElrls ~. .psti oSs Go1iganE
cations prepared and brWGrded b. kin. sifi receive
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

A NEGRO APPOINTED Posi- S~UTLRR,-The
Secretary Of War has appointed William Still,
eolored, sutler of Camp William Penn, at
Philadelphia
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Aotlres.
P O RK PA C

STEPHENS d TURNER TN.
CORNER OF MAIN N BRUEN SITS, DAYTON.
THE highest price will be paidAl this establishment
il for good hogs.
Spare ribs. tender lOins, pigs ieot, &C., always on
hand. del2dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

In Gen. Jaekson's farewell address, this
passage occurs; ysEDIE
"If sueda struggle is once begun, and the
citizens Of one section Of the country are ar
rayed in arms against those of another, in
doubtful conflict, let the battle result as it
may, there will be an end of the Union, aud
with It IN end to the hopes of freedom"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

NITEDSTATESHOFgIEI

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
(DheoSlg opposite ne Bostona aud " orcSstef Raaroadf
DspoAj
.fTNHB Sndenggsd, Who has been eouasoisd vin a.
IL Annes1ean House, in this Sly, ff ever nine year,
has leased thiB we'll knoWn nd popular Hotel for 4
tem o. years, and pledge himaelf 70 hs htOlds nd
me puhlo 20 use Dis asmost efiorts 70 GUSTAV ne rep
stAuon OF the UNITED Stairs HOTEL, as a hrst.
Mass house. The public may rely Hpon hndinR. A
eas house al the appliances and oonihsts Of a dlst.
4HEss - h'rsiOors, Two DeAsR. Rss aAT.
ecouom FRANK N. PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

bT-The following uukind cut is from the
Springfield Republican Senator Hale Il
kicking up a dust about the ~incapacity and
extravaganee OF the Navy Department Does
he want to get Uncle Gideon put into prison
so as to secure a big fee for getting him out ?
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.AaEat Aaarket.

DAILY MEAT MARKET
n~WH4 underiHned yould Fespestfuly-
tniorm bis old edStonofS aadetb4
49, pSlslo E%snsTsly. thaiAs IlaugAta<s only
1s1o 10. 4 stock, and nOtEi hstsnLinR
this, will sell good besfsAeaks AZ siahi esats.sssoad
quality at seven esnts. and loup-meaB Al 6VSieenssa
pound rhs publie are invited 70 give Ain = oan.9 Ill
- uu PRED. HOKRRr. Fhk street, isors
2sla. ...L .sloe Opposite Watts stora.1 no
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

p6-The Rochester UuioR thinks that Col
loctor Barny his private secretary, and the
head Of the Republican State Committee, Pal.
mer, Loyal League Prince Stanton, snd tho
innocent Smalley, from an interesting LOYAL
League Patriots are they AL, and very much
down upon the "eopperheads I"
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Z COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT

ASTHMA AND C0NsUMPTION.-It Is
only necessary for any one troubled with these
complaints to try one Of DR.. Striekland's
Mellitiuous Cough Balsam TO convince them
that this is the best preparation ever used. II
not only cures the above affections of the
throat ind lungs, but 1t cures night sweats
and splitting ofblood, and is an excellent gar
gle for any kind Of sore throat Il is pleasant
to take and a safe medicine for infants. so
cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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WILCOX & GIBBS
Sc W ING NJ ACHIN Z
PFice, with Hemmer and Feller, $40
The WILCOX & GIBBS Sewing Machine il
THE LEST MACHINE, WITHOUT REGARD TO PRICE
Tor
Family Sewing,
Brafding,
Hemming,
FEELING,
Tucking,
COrdine,
Tucking

SoAoAHEs
1t forms fat, even, and elastic seam
which is warranted not to rip in wear, even il
the seam is cut at frequent intervals, and il 50
hndtr all CIRCUMSTANCES Ito survive the
ash-tub."
patented device, of great utility to
learners, prevents the possibility Of the ma
chine being run in the wrong direction, or
the balance-Wheei wearing u lady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle.
which cannot be set wrong.
at is emphaticaIly the good, low. priced
Family Sewing Machine that the public have
long been waiting ior. ''-Boston TRANSCRIPT,
alt is indeed wonderful production, and
Tor family use especially, no other will beal
any comparison with it.''-phil. Evening
journal.
ga mechanical wonder. "-Scientidc A..
merican.
"Among the best and most seryiccable
Sowing Machines. Light and elegantly fin.
shed, and SO simple in its construction. that
It seems almost Impossible Tor 1t to get onl
ol iepair. Plttsburg Chronicle.
elias conf ined VITA its own peculiar mer.
its all the really valuable improvements Of
the higher priced macliucS.''- Pcuusylyu-
nan.
This machine, in tie opinion of the COM
mltee, lila moic nearly the requirements of
u perfect family machine than any ON pxhibi-
i"n."-Frankiin Institute Exhibition kepvlt
OF 1858.
"Tasng into consideration Simplicity
cheaphess, durability, and dong ali work,
the committee We're Unanimously in favor Of
Wilcox X Gibbs, as a single thread machine
Penn. State Agricultural Socicty's Report.
"Ne must, i'll justice, express Our c, Mi
dence III the merits OF the Wilcox x Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider that IL ureal
dcsideratum has been supplied by it, in PROV
ing, beyond doubt, that Two threads are not
as was supposed, necessary to Il good ma.
chine. "-Chrstian Advocate and Journal,
June 2l, 1860.
"Aiter much wear and many washings, the
stitching is found to retain all the ruuudncss.
evengess, and tirmness which are SO much
admired at lirst'"-N. Y. sun
sin principle it is perfect. "-Engineer,
London.
HAS evident points of superiority over al
others - Phil. Press.
ga serviceaole machine. or this we have
experience in our own family. ''-Boston Try
.'The beauty and simplicity OF its mechan.
ism are admirable. ''-Exprcss.
"No Sewing Machine heretofore introduc.
ed las, in SO short a time, acquired such
"eii.merited popularity. '--Cin. Gazette.
''We esteem II the BEST machine for family
use. TIE sTIToH Is UNE&CEPTIoHAgLE."-
signed BY many hundred cit!Zeus vi PAila-
delphia.
70 Send for a Circular. 81
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer.
eos Broadway, n. y.
sep. o. en-.
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THE STEAMER
30 II n 4. Il OMAN

feSa,- "a Is running regularly between
s@.ffs.li rssalS FORT DEPOSIT, HAVR e
e1aAzs,zias-S.zzs.sDE GRACE AND BELLS
FEkkY, connecting with all day trains from
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Leaves Port Deposit for Bells Ferry at
8 a. m, 1890 M, $50 and = p. III. Leaves
Port Deposit for Havre dc Grace at 8 a. IN II,
| and 5 p. III.
G1-Stage for Darlington connects with the
Boat at Bell's Ferry every day.
GJStage for Rising Sun, Oxford and
Philadelphia Contra! Railroad connect at
Port Deposit every day. Passengers for
either Stage will take Is a. m. train from
Philadelphia, $40 aud 10 a. nj. tain from
Baltimore. w. w. DAVIS,
J. l.. BALLANCE.
Aug is. 1858.
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Rhodes SEpcr-k'hOsplaatc.

FHSHE STANDARD MANURE, composed
n at HJ"> tIeatcd with Satptu'ic .IciI. -
- kllODES'' the long established Manure
in the American massachusetts having
F.0ropean repGlaipn- clnnot be excited
,nr the euitute OF outs, Conn, Tobacco ami
foot Crops. Also, TOP D,r@tog on he G,0;c-
ny Wheat. For sale by
Feb Ii, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
(NL0CkS fer sale cheap at the rcw store in The
- Ilr..9W, VA, Mg@LILLAHD.
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Aug Is. lSe
J. STEWART DEPUY,
At Nj, ElAEAN'S

253 South Second St. above Spruce,
q PHILADELPHIA,
: would inform those Tho wish to purchase
z CARPETINGS.
= that he has now on hand an unusually
. large and well selected. stock of Car
g pets, OH Cloths, Mattings, Drugrets,
felts, Window Shades, Rugs, Door
mats, Stair Rods, &c. &c. which he
is selling (cheap for the times,) for
cash.
Sep 10 ON.
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has Consuming Cooking Stores,

'E'fiESE stoves have hollow crate u such
4 form that the air, entering thruugi,
h"les IN front OF the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before il encap,s into
HE lhiGk tire plalc. which is also divided
INTO passages through which the air must
pass before II escapes through pcriorttions
iht. ti'e Incl, S" That TIE latter is subjected
j." NV" series oi thoroughly heated air which
''iti tHSctUaIIy To- cuhSulUr the gases GIiXsd
win The product at combustion. The advan.
ages 81 THIS arrangement i, ;he great econ
"'"y ia CONSUMPTION Of fuel and tie 7turough
r1uahzlAE OF the heat Throughout til. oven
lac stoves are Warranted I" give Satstac.
'ion, and are offered at city prices for cash
l.. W. STAl LES.
+. S.-W God can hp used in tie stove as
'ucl Ia a great advHntAge. fsrut Il 1870
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SAMBUCI WINE,
celebrated in Euloe for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities as gentle Stinulant. Tonic. Duletc, and
suoitc, highly esteemed by eminent physicians, used
in European aud American Eu,pitaG, and Of the
first families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC
II has equal causing an appetite, ami building mp the
system, beng entirely fu.e ine of meet TI!ub.e
Grape.
AS A DIURETIC
1t mpars healthy action Of the Glands Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, yely beneficial in Dropsy, GUut and
Rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Is not mixture Or manufactured article, but Ia pnrc,
from the juice Of IL" Portugal Sambnc grape, cultivated
in New jersey recommended by chemists and physicians
rs possessing medical properties superior to any other
wines in and an excellent article for nil weak
deDiIitaed persons. aud the aged aud nirm, improving
TIE appetite, and benedtns Ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because it will not h;oxcac other wines as it con-
taiI, mixture If spirits othe liquors, and admin ed
fol it, toh peculiar vor and nritiye properties n.-
parting healthy tone tb the digestive organs, aud
blotn.Ee soft and healthy skin and complexion.
WE REFER TO
few wcllknown gentlemen and physicians who have
tried the Wine:
,'cn. winfield Scott, I. s. A. DR.. Hays, Boston.
4,v A"rs@n n STATE, e., Dr. W Wilson, nth st. NY
Dr. Ns..yS AichoIi, New d, Marcy, New York
49, =. :. pa. Cummings, Portland.
GH Some ec..une without the signature Of ALFRED
sPLEk, F@sc, Nd, is over tIe neck Of each bolt el
NAbL ONE TRIAL OF TITS WINE.
AD.Fyr s,la ty RossfLf. s HINES, Eik'on, Nd and
all tst ,t,s dealers wy al,e sell the CAsITIIA rOHT
BEAnI't choice cid article i"'oI;ed only ny Mr..
Speer oiIeo. from. the vaults Of Uiulto.
a. arGER, Proprietor.
yINLYAED-Passac New jersey.
OfFitE--CS broadway New York.
JOHN la FoY. Paris,
May lG, lStG-.ly. Agent for France and Germany
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Make all Kinds Of Carriages

Make all Kinds Of Carriages
~ ohDfR, and guarantees to give salts.
'dcti"h 10 all Who may favor him with then
Work. An experience of fourteen wear,
@Hahcs him to say that his Cgr,iao,s VII
compare avorahiy with those OF any oIh,
manufacturer, III finish aud durability. II,
returns thanks T." the public tur former paI
r"nagc, and solicits the custom Of the p,nI,I,
"i the county, genrAllv.
0y-Sccond hand Carriages taken in OK
change for new, AT fair prices.
Au, ,. iSG2-Gu.
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ITANlNG secured the services Of 'Sgperor
Il workman. am prepared 10 do EnutiuS and
Sp0utps at i short notice. and ia a superior man.
uar. T. " STAPLES
May 20, 1863, llk,yn, IA
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JOHNS d CRJ,,Lsx'S
IMPROVED
Gutta Percha Cement Roofing,

,,,nr,
Gutta PerCha Cement keOf;uG.
10 lile anu ~, a,er iroof; IL can be applied
" nc" anu uio noo!s Oh an KINGS, steep OF Nat,
anu u @nihS'e MODS without removing the shin
Sies.
- fhis alucie nus Deeh thoroughly tested in New
lork Clty, and all parts OF tie United states.
t"haua' "cs' ihdi.s ana Central and souti
America Vi. buildii IS OF all kinds, sues as Fac
'ofes' iuuL"its th"ie'ies, Ian Ao.d Depots.
lnrs' "'u on r"''ic Lnii!lnes generally, Gov
oihheh' buia'iss, &c ny TIE principal builders
aien,,e',s ana olhel', DUNG the past four ycHia
ana mas prov Gu 10 be The cheapest and most d.r.-
V W hoonns u use !, Is "a t'eiy respect Fare.
""tei, eI'nei anu 1'he froof covering iol
''c %t VI an h'nas
ms Is tue e.'iy material manufactured in The
properties of Elasticity und Du.ubi,i,,, when a,,
uutra Percha aud india Lubbr, "
The expense of up,Iyiu,, i, ia g. ni,,. -,
ordinary Roof can be ,,,Ic,.J nr a,,;'Se I' ,1
same day. and when f,i.heJ f,rn,s ''.., ,I'
Er, Prom su rt,co viii ,n pe'ioo"y
cannot be injured by Heat. Coli or sinr',,.
shrinking OF Root boards nor amy .>t.r,,,
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agricultural Jmrlswrnts, &f.

PURE RAW GROUND BONE
And super Phosphate Of Lime,
MANUFACTURED by T. b. Tiers x Co.
ul Philadelphia, The undersigned begs
leave to state that he has been appointed
Sole Agent Tor the sale of the above Fcrtil-
izers ion Cecil and Hartford counties.
Every Pound Sold, Gna,apfeed Perfectly Pure.
Begs leave to refer to the following gen.
tlemen, who, among others, have tested the
articles thoroughly
Mr.. Geo. p. Whitaker,
MIR. Henry Coudon,
Mr.. Jas. Coudon,
Mr.. Henry Smithson.
a. de FIGANIERE,
Port Deposit. Md.
Mr.. Gerard Cover has charge Of the bust
ness in Hartford county.
o. Bones delivered on the line Of railway
Feb. u; IS63-ly'.
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Special Gard TO tiae EasDE:c.

PRYOR BRO. would respectfully invite the at;.n.
ton OF the public to their large assortment Of Cooking
Stoves, which will he sold at City plces for cash and
cheaper than can he hOnLht in Ibis cut.tN oar Stoves
Me manufactured md Constructed on principles
ny mo mIgest hituuat iucra IN Pennsylvania. ami have
an the advantages suggested Icy uu. eXrtIIcucc f1
Rapid Heating Perfect Baking and proncl,y in me- -
Fur further Information advert ia this aI
PRYOR . EGo., Cal.weir. old stand ;.
Aug. l, lso. Likt,,,, "a
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miscellaneous.

Important to House Owners.
Important TO Builders.
Important to Raalroad Companies.
Important to turner's.
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M invite the auch,ou Of our friends and
W Tue pIhhc 10 oar bcaUtIiuI FIhEPLACI
>ION i, Wal n besides hcilIus sitiSii rl0riIy the
rooms /" "hIeh il may be connected. is Lcsi sucd
10 be Pas1of ptnn,n2At. Ia: pjl;uon u iiIc
pace stoves se"artIy Is. r.i..f scr =, FAt u TuE
FIRErLArE wLish Affects h" l.uiutlou besides a.
large Proportion oi NE heat l. lost by passing
out the chimney "a uui uas LLln,r lbis
objection j. "yt iatri rs it lets iu5thcr ont into
the room than the ether itr,l lac, owe. H. which
The requisite amount OF heat j. given 20 the tii,,
floor MLc!c ,hi, Is i ct s.oNu fats to heat salts
I"c'oI'l. ana al he same tine heat ng Me 81 cond
aMd ihlId s,nr,cS TO whicn II Iuuy be attached
1t has been IN successful operation several
years. ahi IS considered he most cheer III. ur1-
bic econ" Mica sad ,ic-i laUe Fireplace : Sc ia
tb"r"uhtIS ii ma all tAG advantages o. an open
irepact without its Disadvantages. gao dust.
smoke OF gas can escape into the rovnIsl aud was
pronuuucei AT thc l:tc Maryland lusI,Iugc Far
to be superior III every respect /" I'll Other rrc-
pace stoves. AMI rs'e. ,al ,aa Highest treA.am
in Class Ia silver medal Tor ine.r EIu4t U.au-
" and excellence.
~ There are several Inferior im'.itt,n5 vi tbs
stove Ia the market. u. ". atAr...o.
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Egei.lJ3iIs', Rose wash.

And excellent Lotion for Disc Uses of Syphilitis
Nature, and Injection in Discusses of tho
Urinary Organs, arising from hah;t Of dssi patton,
used IN clnGectioA with the Ey,rIcts iiu.h and
>aIs tpIr.ila. in such diseases rs re,Jn lonioi
ENllcncc u the IN -. resp 'asi ~paI reisb,e
character VIII accompany Che inei:iaes
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useu IA ctihectinl w'th Inc EXtrictS iiuthi aud
>aIstpIr!la, IN such diseases rs re,om noniei.
LNliehcc ui the IN -: resp 'lS os sraI reiisb,e
character wiil accompany ohe medicines.
C-E,c!rlCATE3 OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years standing with namss
kAuwL 10 SCIENCE AAD FANS.
For Medical Properties Vi BUCHu, soc Dspea
saory OF the Untcl States.
See Professor DEW EES valuable works on the
lrIct &C OF Physc.
see remarks mode by the late celebrated DR.
Pll:lCk, Philadelphia.
see Remarks maio By DR. EpURttM MgDQw.
ELL, celebrated Phy ,i.iaa. and MonhtG Of the
Royal Coesso nj surgeons. Irel and, ant pabs,ied
IN tic Transactions ot The ksa, AMI Qusvn'x
journal.
zee Mnlico Cirurgical Review published By
BENJAMIN ThAY ERS, Fellow ai the Royal
College vi surgeons.
soc most q tpe st ,ndarl Work. OH Y cdicns.
. EXTRACT Beau, 81 00pr bottle, OK six iur s. 90
- SALSApARlLLA 10 S 90
| lMlROvED kosE " ASH % I" 2 So
pr halfa d"1,n of each for $40 no. which will be-
sufficient 10 cure the most obstinate cases. n
| directions are adhered 10.
| DC !ycloi to any al!r.st securely packed from
| Observation.
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AFFIDA W.T..
a
the city Of philaiclpni, II +. AElua9Lo, who,
being duly sworn, doth say his preparations ON
I an ho narcotic, no mercury, OF otner injutious
| drugs, but are purely vegetable.
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Of November, 'dot WM I. HUBBARD
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| Address Letters for information in conf len,e.
| .. II. i, lEi.MHpIn, Chemist
Depot lOl South Tenth st.. below Chestnut phila.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERE1siIS
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and other articles ON the reputation attained by
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T. Improved Rose Wash.
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