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UNITED STATES SENATOR.

The Legislature voted frice Saturday, for L. S. Sena.
torrice, Hon. WILLIAM ~ GRAHAM, whose of service
expires III March next We suboin the in each House,
Senate Vote
For WILLIAM a. GRAHAN-Messrs. Albright Alison (of
H. Caihcy Burgn, Dockery, Elliott Howard, Hodge, ia.
cocks, Jones, Joyner, Miller, Morehcud, Move, Myers
Pharr, Ribeiin, Sprui, Thomns and Wcrt-20.
Far BEDFORD BRowN-Mcssrs Speaker, Arlington, ALI.
son, (of o. Boykn, Boyd, Cooper Edwards, Etherdgc
Exum, Melvin, Larkins, Mitchell Pasteur Reid Speirht
Swinson,and Williams (cf PHI.
For RoMULUs NJ. SAUSDER.-Messrs Dobson, Hester
Moore, Rea, Rogers, Shepard Stafford, Stalings Tomln
son, Woker and WIN. p Wiiams-ll.
Upon the second ballot, the only differences from the
former vote were, that Mr. SrRUILL (Sho had previously
voted for GRAHAM voted for SAUNDERS; and Mt. VIM p
WILLIAMS who the si ballot voted for SAUNDERS voted
for BRowN
House Tote
For GRAHAM-Messrs. Allen, Ashc, Barringcr, Baxter
Brandon. Brewer, J. J. Bryan, Brumme, Burgin j. p.
Caldwell, T. r. Caldwell Gambler, Cochran, Doak, Docke-
~, Ehringhaus. Foreman Francis Gee Hasey Ill., JET.
ienon. Joyner Kooncc. Lamb Lassiter, Leach Locke,
Lord, Mclean, Mclaughlin Martin, Mcndenhall, Mills
McCollum, Nash, Neal, Norcum, Odom, Pope, Shsnkln
Sharpe Steel, j. w. TRyer, Thomas Walser, Whitaker
Francis Wiiams Thos. Wilson, Young-5O.
For BRowSMessrs. Barnes Biggs Bower, Bragg, Brcg-
den, A. Bryan, Carwell Davis, Dewey, Dickson, Erwin
tlts, Harrington Haskins, Hawkins, Herring, Holloway
Marshall, Munroo Nelson Nixon, Patterson Regain Sat
erfeld Scales Stockard. Stowe, Street Taliaerro Wal
keT. Watson, Wiiamson-3S.
For SAuNDERs-Messr,. Avery, Bracken. Byrd, Conrad
Honser Jackson Kirk, Lee, Massey, Mitchell Rand, Ray
ne Richardson, Ross, Russell Shuz, Stone, Ford Taylor
White Wiley, Wilder, ]. w. Williams, Nah'l Wilson
Whitley, Yount-25.
The second Vote differed from the first follows viz
Mr. Thomas of Franklin and Mr. Wilson, of Pcrqmmons
Whgs), who voted for Graham the first voted
for Saunders Mr.. MITCHELL Loco changed his from
Slunder 10 Brown, and Mr.. Stowe, Loco changed his
from Brown 10 Saunders.-Rd. Regist
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Auftion 9alrs.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
By Dunlop, Moncurc a Go.
500 Packages shoe. and Boots, at auction.
On TUfsDAi the 18Th instant. 10 oeIocs. b.
Consisting IA part u
Ladies' and. Iisses Shoes and Boot.
enIenen. and Youths Boots shoes, Pumps AMI Slippers
Women's Shoes and Boots
Mems Boys Shoes Brosan. Water B... and City
made Brosues
The above embracing every variety of Shoe. Boot.
ALSO
100 cases Fur and SILK Hats hroadbns and fashionable
Fur, Caps Of various kind, and qnai,,e.
Ien"--Cnder 500 cash over 500 mouth. APP
proved negotiable paper
win be added to the above sae-
$50 sides henIIoek lime Leather
100 do oak soe Leather
80 do heavy nsset and Broguc Leather
doz Calf skins
doz heavy Kip Leather
,,s des pink yellow and white Lining. and binding.
10 sides skirtng. Harness and Bride Leather.
oe DUNLOP. MoNCuRE 81 Co Auets.
BY Davenport * Alton.
SALE OF CHOICE LIQUORS.
On MONDAY. 18th at 10 O'Clock Will be- .ohI \, nm, ,r
,on sore The balance Of Choice Liquors Wines conveyed
hid Old cran.Ge Rum
half pipes Oh Wine
pipes sherry do
6 demijohns do -Pounar"
20 cases do bo;tlcs MsDii-abel
90 baskets Champagne. fayounte brand.
dozen Ea~; Madeira Wine
cask Maln,.y
half pipes Cognac Brandy
, bbls
20 quarter pipes sicily Madera. GAMMA
Is Stand Casks. se &c.
TERMs-rner 500, CASH for 500 and over unonthz-or
approved paper. -
de DAVENPORT & ALLEN. Aucts.
by Inloes d Brcther.
1r REGULAR p,ys-TTESDAYS THURSDAYS AND
SATURDAYS Cash advances on every escripton
Of goods consigned for public
On SATURDAY Morning December commencing nj o.
clock m front OF store. viii BE- sold OF drsitab. Hons.
hold Furniture. consisting in Part Of
Wood seat Chairs OF best make
Beds bedding and bedsteads
Mahogany BureauI, sideboard-
CRY MADE BRoGIEs
lou PAIR city made Brogues,
quality " ~ ~
Also Mems Boots Shoes omen and Misc, Shoes m,
Slippers
BASKETS. SHOE BRUSHES. Se
An assortment Of willow Baskets backine and white
Brushes, -
GOLD WATCHES
To cover advances four Gold Watches and ,plendid Gold
Chain -' ~
HORSES
Several good saddle and IIor~e. Ia r. Auc,s
ADDITIONAL.
STREET WAGON AND HORSES
~ " O'Clock precisely,
concern good Wagon and pair Iorses An hack and
/ f-''' VI "''N'N ]. A. B.
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X virtue OF decree of the County Court of
chesten'eh pronounced October Is.s the -,t.ercr
W." nef 10" sale at auction the the dv Of NJ
esh- next at O'Clock Of CONTAINING ,rs
10. square poles with comfortable wing ab,
nan e above the town Of Manchester adjoining the lands of N
ffederek Clarke decd and the esat. Of Mi
his DEATH " '' ~ WV '"'r"'
o IL the same time and place belonging IN
ne same estate lying on tbe Wesham disfanc. from,
the lot above mentioned. adjoining ~ Rhode, nm,
Others supposed to contain thirty acres without any bune-
ifhhSne third cash the residue s
inscni- bonds with good given and thu tL.
tanned until the purchase money fully paid
1S-c3td3t n ~ orrp Sov
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TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.

At AUCTION. MONDAY the 18th
WIN be sold Monday instant al half pas o.eIosk
r VI ON The premises e flag designate the spot valuable
o OF "rout fronting TO feet end eadnz the Poor
House and running feet
Also one half Lot The title 10 the
perry i believed To BE- ndispuiable. sale positive.
ISRNS-one lalfeaS; credit of 3no- viii no
given Tor approved paper.
M ors ppo,u.,
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4 AW NOTICE.-Woop BoULDfN s. VIII
LAu g. .9fisrHfy Lar Charlotte c. House,
attend an the Courts heretofore attended by Mr. Bouhn,
the superior and Inferior Courts u Charlotte. Campbell Meek
enne and the Courts Of Prince Edward
and responsible for an business entrusted either
Enquirer viii copy w6w. no ls--ew6w
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Ry William, 4 HA,nII.

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
TN WEDNESDAY, the 18th halt past O'Clock
u w" DC sold al public auction f s privately
) the recently finished two brick dwelling
between "a ana ID streets 2iI3+ feet eight finished
rooms DITCH kitchen and coal house The feet on l.
SSI running lack 80 feet and directly opposite the residence
ItRSs o. sAIE-onethrd cash balance at and -
months de WILLIAMS A HANAII. Aur,s
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NToticc 80 tl,c creditors Of n. r. wicI.bnm. E,so.
TRUST SALE OF SLAVES, &c.
n PIP 81 NlE Of d.nL II Lr.I.L ...r....l..I

IN PURSUANCE of deed Of trust executed
by Isaac Sale. 10 Lawson Buroo decd AMI
the 10Th January 1897 of recon Chccrfh and
II the superior Cont Of Ch1ncey Tor the Richmond Circuit
nounccd ON the it inr tsi2 n The ut ~ Porter a.
sale Ct al will Thursday The 10Th 81 December 1912
not the next a day ~ the frsence II the said Isaac Sale
chesterfield sell 10y public auction the Slaves and their
and the Stock Plantation utensils AMI Furniture contained
said deed The Slaves iuy number.
many Of them valuable
The he made twelve monihs-aud the
be required with approved succs
before delivery Of the properly. NICHOLAS MILLS,
nov 26-ctda&d9taw ". RIIODTS
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4 y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
tret of virginia sh December 1872 BRANCH SAUNDERS
Of the iown OF iynehburs having flied petition praying
may be declared Bankrupt: persons Ginning
be creditors OF the said Branch \. Saunders The
court ON u" l2h day Of January why the said
Saunders be- declared a Bankp; pursuant t I'm. Ac, of con
gre IN that behalf and that copy OF published in The
newspapers. according cath rules Of Court
A Copy-Tesc
dec s-w5w HENRY GIBSON Cntk.
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n OIL E.

GRADUATE OF a v T. University who has
second degree. a. NJ and who several wears eS
perence teaching wishes obtain situation either
Teacher in an Academy private Tutor would prefer TO
teach the Classics and Mathematics chiefly; but
IN the common English branches
in respect 10 scholarship and christian furnished
Address '" T. H. through the Post Office, Richmond
dec 6-c&d3t'
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De1tbs.

Died. Saturday, ri December about a ~ O'Clock ZACH
ARAH BROOKS many years oil and Respectable inmb
Of this cty--agcd about ~ years.
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LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS.

On TUESDAY EVENING Dec IL at G! oelock n,ecev a..
wan sell at auction by catalogue Library Books
embracing many and valuable publications list Of which
VIII b. given tomorrow.
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MORE LIGHT.

HAVE Just received by The Management h supply 81
beautiful SOLAR iAMr. " patterns ami 81 zes
Solar Lamps or the pano shades with
anil without g.
Solar Lamps for The ceutrr pier tables.
soa Lamps f1r srspenng suitable for dining or
schools
The above Tsnrs intended .pern, doubt
VIII burn lard oil JAMES EVANs
e Shns Dealer Main street
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TO FAMILIES
IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.

toMBiNiNt; economy AMI having been ,. ~
- great satisfaction by families IN Rchion
fresh AMI properly hbslsed with DHscrioss ron ,-s
These Powders admirable for Yeas, an
all kinds OF Batter Cake and have advantage over that ~
In rendering the batter perfectly ready o, hakIny , a.
slant they MIXED Bukwiai cake. when mad,
with th"- fowccrs ks- likely with the
than toSr iiii" with and requires few minutes IN
prepare for making. the possibility having then. soar h 81.
urey avoided Prepared AMI for by
BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
y Corner above Bank Ma Stree
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ARIAH BROOKS many years oil and respectable nnbi
al this ciiy--agcd about ~ years
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort of Hicbmond.
HIGH Water this DAY, o'clock, -.
ARRIVED
Schr WIN. r. Bird Carson. New York, hay.
schr Ida Woplfon. Norfolk sundrics.
Amands Travis from below wheat, r. n IlaNan"
schf Gannct, Palmer. York River.
Brig Cordelia, Woodwork New York ballast
SAILED
schr Abraham Brown Richards, New York and
schr Roscoe. Eaton. Savannah. coal
schf David Cox. Richards, New York, flour.
Steamer Columbus Parish baltimore -four and tobacco.
Sloop Rosetta Smith. New Bedford, coal
schr. Oregon, Hubbard. New York -four.
schr. Iconnc. Knapp. New York flour.
sloop sally Ann White Gwatancy. Smiihhch. aundncs
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n OEGCE.-The subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and customers and the public generally, business
VIII IN future be conducted the system assuring
they will keep constantly assortment Of Goods
which they viii sell such give satisfaction
Thcy earnestly all persons indebted make pay
without delay. NJ A. w WILLIS
no
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ROBERT NOTT.-

House, Sign Painter and GInzier,
.NeIf door 70 hs ETohapgc Bank, RiokmoHd JirgiHia
As received further supply Oils Copel and other
Narnsics, with Painters blenders An assert
ment Of French and American Window sSIO
3ON6 inches all of which work up on the
most reasonable
" BA large supply SOAP Stone Paint for sale low III,
peiiof paint Tor I'm or Shnglcd Roof. r.. ".
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Cheap and G:rntccI winter FrocI, Coats.
STARR Il co.

AVE just received an assortment Of bac
Cashmere Coats suitable for and Of very SUM
flor cut which Will he sold W
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE,
hc Opposie Exchange Hotel
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RAYMOND'S BALM OF KENTUCKY.

bTfrat TED from Roots and Plants diseases of the
Stomach Lirer and Ridneys.
VIE above medicine. highly for it, peculiar wiz
"'s IN Dyspepsia and Liver complaints a. In -ans
functions OF the Kidneys has tried anil NOW,
Offered To the public for the first a market
de sW j. a. EUSrACE 4 son
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KtCATiN-antle> in Yueatan. Travel through
- the Peninsula including the ruins of Chi
chru Iabah Toet and ulnal with 10 h..
Norman For sale nj }. ". RANDOIPHS
DE Bookstore and Book bnderv.
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1 + Joseph Jackson, the of Joseph and Peg
N ~ Jackson who removed from Wemorcland county, England
some time in the summer Of 1902 county
virginia should he living and be produce subscriber cv
dcnce Of the fact hc will be proportion Of his uncle
Christopher Iacksons Estate, agreeable to his will
Any letters addressed the subscriber, Davlsonvic r. A.
County Maryland viii be- attended 10.
THOMAS X. KENT,
nc IL eft Administrator Of Christopher jackson.
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"niskEY AND APPLE BRANDy,-35 Of old Monos-
w sahea whiskey IS bbN- Apple BaDiyu~t received
for -aie JAs. q GEO. WINSTON.
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ANOTHER ToRNADo.-By letter from Napoleon.
Arkansas, we learn that town has been recentIv -;
s'tsd by asevere tornado, which occasionod much
damage. A large two story brick dwelling, owned
6y Ryan " Waldren, was copletely demolished
monds e. Greer, had ali above lis decks swe1t
away The roof OF the Napoleon Hotel, occunied
BY Starr 4 Skiel, and owned by Ryan & Waldron,
was also 6iowa away Some light planks whIch
Waldrop, were blown about like SO much elk pa.
per. Severa! small houses were injured and dcs
lroyed, but singular to relate, this
half past two o'clock A. M. not single life was
lost. The wind at the time was bio wing up and
down the river, and caused the river to be much
agitated.
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ME1icAN irEMs.-A new tariff law and custom
nouse iesu at'ous had been agreed on by the Mexi"
would soon be published. '""' Pu'p'se' ana
TN Me,ary az the Mexican cabinet have resigned
G ne loss Of Gen; Torneil is blow to santa Anna
zen valencia has been removed, on pretence Of
that he would be shot was iouho
santa anna has issued an order forbiddpr the
payment OF all debts by the National IRE asurv en-
bacco fund. 'u INC To-
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NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH "a, 1912
PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN's SPECIFIC LOURsE, No i-Fo,
other As dSse. and biz
s complete and cure Of % ,m
Zach course L enclosed in nsa. TIN ease comprising every
on AND St @
I rS he s;s
5 wh and P 81 Of q:
when added much y.aas'. useful hsi:, and
It. Ss. al Ss sss Of Elf
post paid will ensure s reception Iss cGasss No. and |?
and shci.ai Post s,id letters covering ;%caat Nave
So Marion street second door below P?ce second block cas-
ef Broadway. Marion street is direct continuation Of
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
On A. c. CASTLE b aA4.h ss1 Broadway. New York,
has Paste for ling decay teeth which, while is perfect
S sd soSy
% G."a o .%S SsN S aTs
The ssi ~ % ~ so% nSss the 6.: :0ssy
cal Teeth without sa principle Ct si%csphee
pressure ntssd 10 whstond h effects of bilious acid
Too che ti. ons Of which put in tn. tooth will ensta
quo oA1Dos n e T.: eli soss
the Professors Of the Unyery Of the College Of Physicians
-n DSEsAFSEss-Ds Castle Edwards, Aur.t,, attend to
ssa.y re % the
ml7 I'm.
D3TSn NOT Io SpMNVoN Sense ;se. & E S
agent in arrestng and curing Pulmonary Diseases Reason
says yea because obsruetion is either Immediately or
the Of l0aT Catarrhal Fevers produ
cling Group abseets OF the ungs and
the throat breast Sides shoulders bronchitis
excng and perulent secreo.s thereby coggng up
the lungs less impede both and the
free Gil cuiaen Of the blood causing difficulty Of breathing
and asthma % y hoarseness and loss OF voice droys OF
the heart and chest rupture Of blood vessels and bleed from
tn th.oat and lungs aud spi ting of blood
this sbstruction ON which all these alarming
diseases originate and produce radical
nothing has been found equal to JAYNES kXPECTO
RANT.
II stands unriv aed-t stands IT, you
will be ed owdg. that It's virtues have not
ated that stands far above and ond the reach
Of competition that it ia the only reasonable the only ua
and the only truly successful meth Of arestug and curing
dis Of the pulmonary org
Sold in New York at wholesale and retail by A; B. d.
Sands Druggists Nos. 70 and 100 Fulton David Sads Co..
IT East Broadway A B. Sands Co.. No. 273 Broadway
nv
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ANDERSON'S
POLISHING PASTE

AND PLATE POWDER.
New York, Jan 8, 1891
We have tried the Polishing Paste made by Mr. Anderson
and find to be TO thing we have used
BOARDMAN HART, Burliig slip.
Manufacturers OF Briteu una Ware
New York, JAM 10, 1872
dthc Paste AMI Plate Powder mad, and sold by
Mr. T. Anderson, and take leat Recommending them
COLEMAN sTETSON, Astor House
New York Jan "a 1872
We have used Mr. And rsons Polishing Paste aud Plate
Powder end end them excellent for eatg silver and
''N' '''N BALL TOMPKINs & BLACK,
Late Marquand Co., 1871 Broadway.
New York, March l. lsi2
We have used VIM. Arders,ns Polishing Paste and Plate
Powder for cleaning silver other kinds Of
THOMPSON & FISHER,
81 Pearl street
Brooklyn, Feb "A, is+2
Ih,ve used Mr. VIM Andersons Polishing Paste for hvsr
brass silver plated and find to o. fir rate arti
Gle. ROBERT e. STORY,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
For sale Wholesale and retail for al manufac
CHAs. II. RING, 50 Fulton street, corner Cliff.
Aso, by BAesttt 64 Broadway door above Bieecser
Glion Grand and Bowery CoddDgton
Hudson and Spring: SANDS, Fsst Broadway. I'M
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d r. Il 0 X N E

N0NTINUEStobe consutedconhdepeaiiy at his once NO
" 70 Murray street.
bred the Tie city Of London has been
the the city fNew York His practice from being
neral he confines particular branch Of medicine which
cages his profound His experience very reath
astonishing He cautions the unfortunate against
life affections without mercury, eHtingshed
few daya See not Up The Learn
married should be particularly cautions Of
those affections whata OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES toansmit to poe
terity" 81, d.
despair of complete recovery applying TO Dr. Horne
residence in New city, has established Doctor
resoectabty and skill DR. H. offers to his patrons
ranee Dr. Hornes Offices are numerous and patents never
contact Attendance until CLOCK IN The evening
NOTICE.
M THOMAS q. HORNE son OF the late DR.. George
respectfully apprses the public that ne continues
his fathers most successful practice at h's
p eu,Javs exceoted.
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MnLlTARr MovEMESr-The Charles Wirv,,,.
dar K al Nfw Orleans on the 9th inst from Co.
COMPANIES Of tbs S wh'n the following oEcers and
tne,r way to Jefferson Barracks, Mo. '' On
n VWfIIcERsI VIM Hoffman, Msjo. 9th Infantry
poTr e0@c! an,a, Assistant s,i Surgeon u A.;
tain, Sixth infantry; S H.ndlicksou.' ZAP zap
L Lieutenant :, ON Infantry; d Bacon, I'd I,eut DO.
fisu, f I'M "a Lieut. do; R F Ernst, Breyet ID
o"e eI hn uS GompanIe: A, II and X, consisting Of
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MORE LOCOMOTIVES FOR EUROPE The R.r,;..
rMez,ck, which is sboux to sail from PhiladeIphia
Tor Antwerp, will take out four of Norris's seIe-
orated locomotive engines and other mac hinery the
invoice OF which amounts to $35, 900 These en-
gnes are part of aPrussan order for the Berlin and
Frankfort railway --''
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MEDICAL AID.

LII those ia need of medical aid Of certain descriptions
~ should without fa obtain Of little book entitled
the Ru icon with engravine This little work written
and published by Dr. Gregory in 1885, in 1871 he published
fions; ID in 1874 has still and enlarged
The sravings beautiful done and accompanied With
suita explanatory remarks he author extensive
city practice Mott nea opposite the stone church
this many enables him to treat hs sub
sc not only theoretical but practically correct The patient
IA here guided in the selection Of remedies according to the
and condition OF the case The plan Of
mon eases with the best method Il then elbows what
other and dofrquery hapten with spproPr
ate and remedies 10 be adopted IN case these bad
symp.oms should The pce or the book = so cents
Dr. Gregory takes this opportunity TO Remarks that he
en be uIerng Inch lead him into The ie that
he lite renars Of the complaint stu lit WHICH
shows itself occasionally Such c'ses ss these frequently
rrovs 10 attended with structure Of this iac well AZ the
nature structure the patient bad n, idea no wihsisnang
he symptons may have existed long time, and structure
had several months Doctor Gregory guarsn
tees speedy and fmanent The Doctors esifence ~
moi drug store aprvse cling house, well provided
the of patti sns The BOOK may also % mad AZ
same price Dr. Gregory ~ be found at home at all hours
Patient. resdrg any distance from the city may comms
ate by letter (always post2aid with Dr o. and his ad.
vice be ebtaned aud where clear 81 te fss 70
gven covering suitable Fee the proper remedies VIII be Tor
order and always guaranteed where The
whole nptsns md ansee arc act lorh nv
LrLOUR SIS bmrels H. Flour, new landing from
Il ship LOUISA, fron New Ohsans for sale by ON
Y. X. COLLINS co
CoRNen ora, row landing from ship Louisa, from
" K. coLLINs AGO;
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MADAME RESTELL.

CEMALE PHYSICIAN, Ohcs and residents Ifs Or,en
wich street (between Cortandt and Liberty strests
complaints incident to the female frame.
Madame Reses experience and knowledge in the treat
men Of Of female rregulaty solpage sup
preston &c such to require but few days for certain
relief and perfect recovery Ladies dssrlns proper med
will be accommodated during such time with private and
whose delicate health forbd too rapid increase
family will be sent b mail to any par, q the United st:tes
Price IS package All letters (post psd addressed TO DO,
ees, N. Y. city, wall be received.
Boston Office No. 7 Esser st.. - -.
B-Ma dame Ressl would INFORM ladies residing out o.
the city, whose health would not admit OF travelling that she
woud devote attendance them part
ofthe United States within reasonable distance,
dlNImx
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ed the 10Th inst. latitude Al 20, longitude 66i,
the frgate Columbia, from Boston, steering +.
s. F.
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u NAvioATIoy IN PesNsYLvA,,
Reporter Ct s the 18th inst sas1T.ssrg
duets Of n Sor s.ss to Of ah water the
ties OF timber, lumber, shingles CO., ass quanti.
nave passed this place within The las, few &C nave
R1ess range lower than for several years
withstandng its early opening tso every day not
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