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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28
New York Public Stock ExchanRe.
state OF Trade.

There very little doing in the markets to-day.
AsHEs-No alteration since our last Pots 81 62t and
Pearls SIS l2t.
CoTToN.-A very fair demand and prices firm pur
chasers are willing to supply their wants at current rates
ToBAccoThis article is rather quiet In the absence
Of stocks of firm grades of American and most qualities Of
foreign the market is rather inactive Lower grades
Kentucky are selling at our last quotations
WHsKEY-We quote drudge at 800 and barrels at 24bt
HAy.-The receipts keep pace with the demand. The
wants for shipment, domestic consumption and stor
age Prices fair for the We quote 40 "a 45e
for good qualities
CorrEr-Ths article is very dull. We notice small
sales to the trade of Brazil at 81 "a nc ,Laguayra II Ia
7ae Old Java, lOl "a l02e St. Domingo, 81 "a 52e
FisH.-we quote Mackerel No /, at $40 f2j No. ., So
l2t rather duh Dry Cod sells at 81 e2l Salmon, sl2 "a
Sl2 So quite plenty in the market.
Naval SroREs-Turpentine is held at s. 62J Ia 81 s75
Spirits 37 "a 3sS Not much doing in articles under this
Ou.-Crude Whale dull at 400. Sales very trfing
Lard oil we quote at 80 Ia SOC.
svcAn.-sales very limited. We quote New Orleans
GD63c Porto Rico 6l(d7Ic.
PRovIsIoNs.-Beef and pork remain without any mate
rial alteration. Our last quotations are still current The
demand is very moderate Butter is much wanted fair
qualities command l0(Dl2c. Cheese is enqured for to
moderate extent we quote 4l(05lc
DoMEsTIc GooDs.-This market remains about the same
at the date of last remarks The receipts continue
to moderate amount but prices remain firm and last
reported.
FoRrroS Dry GooDs.-ourjo bbing and importing houses
are not very busy at present the bulk of the fall trade
past and the business is confined the CITY wants
and to customers from the neighborng towns No one
complains of the trade all have fair share The stock
of foreign goods has not been large this fall prices
are gradually advancing all through the season The
quantity Of goods on hand to winter is quite small
BREApsruFrs.-We have no change to notice in this
market.
In Buffalo the 25h inst $500 bushels OF wheat
taken at 75l76 cents Half of it goes b. Rock and
the remainder TO Rochester. 5000 bushels
ken by city dealer for retail at 40 Holders of flour
confident and demand an advance previous
saesS3 rs to be the lowest range for good brands
The stock in store fair, but not unusually heavy.
There exported in the third week in November a.
327 barrels four 1915 bushels wheat and 200 bushels
At st Louis 9TH nst there fair demand for coun
try brands for the New Orleans market and hear of
sales at SO 62 There a sale of city mills at SIS SD
but choice brands held higher rate and sales
confined to the supply of bakers at $4sl So The trans
actions in fall wheat were large at 5006i cents according
to quality In other grains there not much doing
Rye ~ cents; sheed corn 81 cents barley 3335 cents;
beans 81 5o0s2 so per barre faxsecd IS cents; hemp
seed 37I cents.
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upon the relation Of demand and supply There
great sources of what maybe called extraneous demand
in the United States for pork One is the naval and
mercal marine and the other is for the West Indies and
other foreign ports The contracts for Navy pork the
principal Navy Yards, include about 5000 barrels The
entire Commercial and Naval Marine of the United States
requires therefore not far from 100000 barrels of Pork
and should think the demand for all foreign ports
nearly equal TO that Extraneous then to the domestic
consumption in families there outward demand of
mand in great degree regulates the market We cannot
see that the demand will be materially changed from what
it last year. As to the supply there are two crcum-
stances only be noticed The first is that taken in the
aggregate there is perhaps little lighter crop of Corn
which may diminish the generaleedng of hogs Second
y there larger stock of pork hand New Orleans
and other ports than there last year. These
will just about balance each other produce no
derable effect price In respect the number hogs
TO be driven to market, there is likely be deficiency.
II is apparent from these facts that there be
eral rise in the price of pork during this year. Specula
ton only can have small effect but none of moment
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chants find they get their country notes collected Just
well without the banks within fact better for pr
houses take less time and at cheaper rates. and
far safety goes every commercial knows the dit,
ference between individual and corporate responsibility
The receipts ofspecie at Mobile on the 10th inst were
Sls6, 500, and on the 18th $4,000.
The Governor of Alabama has postponed to the 18th of
December the sae of real estate belonging the branch
of bank Of the State of Alabama Mobile which has
gone into liquidation.
The stockholders of the Franklin Bank of Gin
cinnati, sometime since, passed resolutions to wind
up its affairs, and dissolve the institution Since the
late election in Ohio the trustees ohe bank have changed
their minds thinking the party in power would renew
and extend their charter They accordingly addressed
the eastern stockholders suggesting the importance Of
continuing the business othe bank meeting of parties
interested was held in this city the 18th iHst when
they unanimously agreed to have the affairs of the bank
quidated possible and that division Of the
capital and assets be made the interests Of the
stockholders will admit
The Governor of Georgia in special message the
Legislature of that State in relation to the affairs of the
Central Bank urges that body adopt measures to in
crease the value of the circulation Of the bank He pro-
poses to require the bank to issue certificates of deposte
in sums not less than fifty dollars for the redemption of
its circulation which shall bear interest the
eighth per cent per and be redeemed at the end
eighteen months at the will of the bank The
bank has gone into liquidation and makes discounts
after nextfal This is paying interest to its bill holders
instead OF paying specie The State has used the deprec
ated bills of this bank to pay its creditors which has
caused this of the Governor.
The Phoenix Bank of Columbus, Ca; received 500 900
on the 2lst, for the north.
bill has been introduced into the Tennessee Assembly
to incorporate the Traders and Bank of Tennes
see, with capital Of 100000, of which 100000 is be
subscribed by the State, which passed first reading
The States of this Union have contracted large debts in
loaning their credits to banks many of those debts they
repudiate; and still they follow the policy that CON-
PEELED them to disown legal loans. Honest principles
have not taken any root in ourlegisatve councils The
end is not yet commenced.
AT late meeting OF the Indiana State Board the Law
renceburg Branch Bank suspended and put the
handof who Immediately proceeded to wind up
its affairs.
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Foreign Importations.

HAvRE-ship Utics-l pkg Fl Chevrolet s. co.. II 81 Fe.
x-2 Andreas-2 Berri X Reese ii Babad-l Schmidt
e9m2 Coolidge HASKELL Mortjmer-I Fair%sn-l
A Tobias3 Dupre-3 II Babad-i II Ward-l75 baskets
wine MeGregor- pkg A Perrot-l A Bray Pile
Cr2sby-5 Tiffany, Young Ellis1i 3 + H9rsS II Il
Windel-35 Fiedler-2a Rellck-9 Rensrd & coz +
Felt-2 Muller-H Loeschigk Wsendonck-2 Noltenius
g Dex,er-l Domand-i i Hepnequip-s Hessepbsrgl1
i Lachaise * Fauche-2 yilsde-l Cert Beer & May-2
Little Browns Moran selin7 Sanderson-5 Bruslein
eet-S A Waller-s Meyer-2 Beaksrd & Hutten-
Ciiliiand-l Felt- Spies Christ COR Schuchardt FavTe
&co-IC ii Kellogg-l g r Meyer-l2 5 A Vorean-2i2 A
Laubot-5 D g. p Hayiland-2H 9 Corbit-3 Papante-
Q G Troop w Phillips & col w Draper A Ely--S
w Benjamin., ienTy-i q CobyII Patison-2, Il De
raismes- q FreIes-l Walter Coz Bossange-l Wiley
Putnam-l Houcks-l q Hessenburg-l Mecke-l Pfeer X
Wissmann-i Warburg & Danse-l w B Moffat-l Coomb x
der-l A Drew-l Meyer-l Thompson.l Edwards y
Stoddard-2 q Hessenburg-lC Graves-2 Strange-l Il
Babcock--i q Hyde col II Draper-5 + sheldon co
II II Will-2J Kepmanne2 Colvll Flemiug-e Jolly
Frens-I Il Garson-l Engler Foey-l Oliver-l A Lee
goux-3 Deraismes 4 Boizard-6 Glax-9 to order.
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Cleared.
garque Amelia Mulholland Millington Rio Janeo s,f
kio Ionsdes s. Co--Brigs Adeiine Goodmsnson do s l.
Mitchell; Archsaus Cgowell PoT au Prince Foster Ncker
T1 FSss,o5 re Williams s spSs
Taylor, stokeley, Alexandria Page, Nickerson Boston
Arrived.
Packet ship Utica, Hewitt. from Havre Oct. i6 with ndse
Ship Arkansas Burgess IS days from New Orleans with
cotton 3 e. VIM Ne:GRwis s,s.Tase passengers;
Brig Factor Handy days from Thomaston with granite
Brig Mesee Eust', days from Providence in ballast to
schr Watchmsn Maoney, rs days from Cutler with lumber
sch Oriental Ray 10 days from Harrington with timber to
schr Only Daughter Tucker Is days from PASSPORT, with
Schr Excelsior days Eastpo with ath and plaster
schr John Fairfield, Halves, as days from Thomsston with
schr Eliza Hoorer, Ame IS days from Machas, with um.
scSr Dusky sally Humphrey 10 days from Dorchester with
scbr Hare x Susan. winslow days from Boston, with
schr Texian Baker, days from Boston, with mdse to the
schr Lagrange. Butler, days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Dodge PenGed days from Boston, with mdse to the
scb Saunders Meriman, days from Bangor with lumber
Sch Reside, Langley, days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Deposie Kendrick days from Fall River with mdse
sch Packet Murch 81 hours from Newport, in ballast, to
schr Challenge Park days from Providence with mdse to
schr Rambler, Matthew days from Providence with mdse
schr Tennessee days from Philadelphia, with coal to the
schr BENZ ennman days from Philadelphia with coal to
sloop John Tyler days from Milford, Del with com to
master.
Sailed.
Ship Chester. Wilson. Liyerpool. and others.
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Monday, Nov. 27-0 p. m.

This has been rather quiet day The brokers have not
yetot under wayor the week Business at the boards
very limited and prices generally waverng Long Island
declined 81 per cent? Paterson do; Harlem II do; Can
ton I; Ohio 6's J; Mechanics Bank !; Ohio Life and
Trust Co. improved J. Sales Of State stocks show the
undecided disposition OF tie public regards these
rites. Mohawk advanced II per cent. This stock has
risen IA per cent within the past fortnight.
The demand for foreign exchange is very active and
quotations show advance the rates that ruled
for the last steamship We quote prime bills at sst pre-
MUM.
Below give avery full and comprehensive table Of
quotations for domestic exchanges for 1912 and ls43
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Weekly Report OF Interments

In the City and County of New York the 18th day Of
Noy to the 25th day of NOV, lsi3.
20 Men 81 Women SO Boys 80 Girls. Total ZIG.
Apopexy Bleeding, Burned or Scaldel, Cancer, III
Consumption, 10 Convusons, 9; Group, 6; Debility, 81;
pEosy ,; Dfo !y in the head 5;D9wned i Eryspelas
scarlet 81 do ynhod Q; do typhus Heart disease of In
tammation of BRAIN s. do of bowels, S. Of chest a do of
dice i Killed or NurdsIed' Lues venees, q Ma9rms
iqla Il Sinai Pox, l.; Spinal dase, Suicide Il Teethng Il
Unknown,
Under 3i to q S; TO IA; to TO- .; 10 to co. g.
to 3 o 80 TO 49, 49, 40t So 81 so to 60 to Toto
80, Q; Unknown, l.
United States, 3d. Ireland l6 England. G. Scotland, Il;
Germany, 2; France, /; Sweden /.
OF the above, from the Aims House. Bellevue g. Hos
pita de- o. Penentiary do, Blackwe Island, 81 City Hos
pital, 81 Lunatic Asylum, l.
Colored persons .......... ...t9
VIM. A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. Nov. 81. lSi3.
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Died.,

or consumption, on the voyage from New Orleans in
the ship Arkansas off Cape Haerass, the 22d instant
Mr.. RICHARD +. LoNERGAN of this city.
Suddenly, on the 26th instant EDWARD CURRY, in the
10th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from No. 81 Ridge street. at 81 o'clock
this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28

UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York now confidently re.
commended and prescribed by the first medical practtion.
ofthe city for all cases of debility produced either by
constitution. 1t is invaluable remedy for impotence
sterlity or baroness uness depending maormation
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of half dozen SIS;
carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, o. Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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On Sunday, 10th instant, by Rev. Dr. Minor, ARTHUR
l.. FoGG, firm of Dix Fogg Fountain Inn Baltimore to
Miss MARY SHAW, of Boston.
On Monday the 27th instant, at ST. Jude's church, by
the Rev. Mr. Shimeall Mr. JOHN WARWICK to Miss MARY
MALE both of this city.
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LVERrooL-Ship Chester-Dr Whelan and lady, Miss Mi
Mss of New York; Mrs Sam Butler Boston, DR. Charlie
New Berlin Pa Peter Robinson Kingston, Jaand 80 in Il
Storage.
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We shall esteem favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
Commodore ROBERT SILvEy, of News Fleet, a Re
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer by
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
lived.
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Domestic Importations

NEW ORLEANs-ship Arkansas-723 pigs lead ii Rogers
100 hhd Maitland Comfie40 do 1000 lead Good
hue eols hhds tobacco Bustein k91p coo d. uglas
l3 McGrgor-20 hhds Roberts Williams8 kegs butter
Cemont-l.0 bales cotton A Averill-lti w Banwe-20
do Rossere22s bales SO hhd tobacco 1903
flaxseed hides To order.
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Cattle Market.

MONDAY, NOV, u.
At market 1850 beef cattle 10 from the South cows
and calves, and 1850 sheep and lambs.
Prices Of beef cattle have slightly improved, and we
quote 81 IS Ia So to SIS % "a So so for the bestunsod IDOL
Cows and calves all sold at Sls Ia $40.
Sheep and Lambs-Sales Of lambs at 81 "a 81, and Of
sheep at 81 37t "a SO 50-unsold 100
Hay.-sales at 62le "a 7be per cwt
In Cincinnati the 18th inst beef cattle for packing
was IN good demand Sales occurred 81 49, but drovers
were unwilling to submit TO the low prices, and were
generally packing their Choicesanimals
weighing 800 TO 1900 pounds were sought after for retail
ing at Sl The latter quality held at SO "a 50 co.
The price OF Hogs quoted in Cincinnati at the first pur
chases oil last season, was 81 49, II fell however
ana great number OF hogs were sold at prices ranging
at from 50 IS to 81 So The aggregate average Of the
about 81 60 At these prices there " ere mack
in Cincinnati and Covington about two hundred and fifty
thousand hogs, distributed thus =
Cmcinnau. ....... 22S00
Covmgton. .........,........ $4,000
In the distribution of these near seventy Thousand of
them rendered almost entirely into lard chiefly ON
account of sudden demand for France. OF lard there
sent to France chiefly to Marsees about six and
half millions Of pounds, making investment of about
three hundred thousand dollars The most important mart
ofhs transaction the result This favorable
anticipated. part OF the investment losing
hold their The price of barrel Pork rose till near
midsummer and the packers here consequently in the
aggregate did moderately well The transactions with
England were not large but we believe offer for the
better and nicer parts of the hog, encouragement
With respect to the opening prices the facts these
WIS at Chlcohc contracts have been made at 50 In
this city the first purchases made nj 80 90 At Alton
Ill sales have been made at from 81 so to So II
said the market will fall lower Immediately The present
price may be stated at 81 SIT but the price will depend
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Passenpers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

,HAvRE-Paeket ship Utics-Mrs Capt Lawrence of New
York; Lieut. Preston Griffin, Navy, child and
Mr. Glutz and lady, MIR Goldsmith and lady.
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ia5- EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, COLORs HAIR ANY
shade from light brown to jet black and will not in the
least stain the skin Warranted To be had only at u
Courtlandt street. and No North Fifth street. Philade
shin
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Q5-PART 1.-THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILL
LIAM SHAKESPEARE, with forty splendid illustrations.
Also, with Dr. Johnsons Preface Glossary and an &C
count of each play; and Memoir of the Author: by the
Rev. William Harness, NJ A. With a splendid Portrait
from the Chandos Picture.
Part contains three illustrations and each succeed
ing number will contain two splendid illustrations To
be completed in twenty parts each containing as pages
part be published on the and 18th of each MONTH
Price, 20 per number For SALE wholesale and
tail, by BURGESS STRINGER,
222 Broadway, corner of Ann street
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And you bald whskeress is your hair red grey
Does dandru choke the roots and does the scalp
Use Joness Coral Hair Restorative, its qualities you
Twill force the growth on any part where hair was
@3- READER, YOU MAY KNOW THIS is WHAT
we represent or we shouldn't sell IS bottles try.
1t is warranted TO possess these qualities; it will force
the hair grow the head where nature intended it
togrow, beautify it, stop falling dandru and
make grey, light red hair grow dark and silky Price
three five eight shlhngs bottle by r. Jones al his
PerfuDery Establishment sign of the American Eagle
81 Chatham street and by these agents in Philadelphia by
Te,oer Ledger Building State street Boston, and 1879
for curing eruption making the skin white Sc sold at
the same places-price so cents
N3- GENTEEL FURNITURE, BY CATALoGE,
This Day. at 10 O'Clock by Wheeler Blagge At No 10
Reade street, near Broadway Those in want of such
will do well to attend. Also at their Sales Room BIG
Broadway on Thursday at half past 10 O'clock spen
siness
o. VOYAGES BY sEA-Are often rendered very
unpleasant by that distressing complaint seasckncss
for which a remedy is now offered Dr. Sherman's Cam
phor Lozenges are specific, they not only relieve
that troublesome complaint, but also headache
papitaton OF the heart, affections owness OF
affections Of the bowels, AMI the disagreeable conse
quences arising from free living. Be sure and get the
and remember that DR.. Shermans Camphor Lozenges
sold only in boxes, at 25 cents each.
Agents-227 Hudson street lSs Bowery; n East
Broadway and 81 William street.
DlSEASES;A CURE GUARANTEED
The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city OF
New York. established for thesuppresson of quackey is
now to treat all diseases of private nature and
offer to all those afflicted with these distressing maledes
advantages not be met with in any other institution in
this country either public private From the
correspondence and from private arrangements between
the members of the College and the most eminent professors
ofthe medical institutions of Europe all improvements in
the treatment of these diseases forwarded to them long
before they reach the majority Of the medical profession OF
this country With such celebrated remedies together
with the Combined skill of the first medical men of this
country the College feel satisfied that the good work they
have undertaken he suppression of quackery" will
ceve the patronage deserves from that portion OF the
public requiring their services
Terms-for advice and medicine So
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
street. w s. RICHARDSON Aren't
N. B.-Patients living a distance, by stating their
diseases explicitly in writing giving all symptoms
gether with the treatment they received esew any
obtain chest containing all medicines, with full di-
rections for use with guarantee Of cure by addressing
the agent Of the college post paid, enclosing S..
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
w A ND ER INC GlpSIE =

WANDERING GIPSIES
The Manager happy snnounee That he has At very
great EXPENSE, engaged Miss ANNE CATHDENNA wAd
MEN the ept'ie G'p:'g Girl, nineteen old She
ONLY Gypsy FAMILY THAI EVEN VISITED
AMERICA She can b. hrou. he the whole day
evening, dress IN her naive the
Gypsy QUEEN.
She the fortune Teller Of her clan aud will be happy
III. hands Of II those who wish
Fast freIent and Future events The public
ed that s gil precisely what 81 prof 10 be- VA
genuine
Gypsy OR ZIGEUNER,
known "a SPAN by TIE designation Of "Zinci Rusaia
Asan IN Persia as ZEsas,p u England {" "G'tAnos"
This magnificent t'e who is the delight Of all who
him, and who weighs
ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS,
hss been induced 10 return from Phlaaa hi and
few day only peous TO his final departure south lie
be throughout the whoie day and On the
he Will appear rid most
NAL IN the sye of Napoleon Bona hsry
ehlgs ms animal was cent apresent to Tom Thumb,
Miss MARY A CANNON. the popular and admired yo
cast and Uanseuse.
Miss COAD, TIE uusqualfd Songstress
The MECHANICAL FIGURES by Slgnor FaLo, repre-
ANIMAL MAGNETS by Professor Johns N.
MI II - SHERMAN, the Ballad Singer.
GREAT WESTERN, the greatest Locomotive Niger
T. G. BOOTH, the Comic Singer and Negro EItnvasu-
The KENTUCKY MINsTRELs, who will enliyeu IN.
by great variety Of duets reans
dances, &c.
Day rormsncss Wednesday and Saturday afternoons AZ
O'Clock precisely the same given every evening.
pay vislte admitted IN the free except Wednesday
and Saturday.
JC Admission the " hole % certs-chilJen unJer ts
years, half price.
IS those who consult the Gipsy privately
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Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Cole, Oct. n
Ashburton, Huttleston, Oct. q
S.Whitney, Thompson, Nov. 3
FROM PoRrsMoUrB.
-. James, Meyer, Oct. %
Montreal, Tinker, Nov. 2
FROM HAvRE.
Albany, Watson, Oct. 30
= de Grasse, Thompson, Nov.i
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Packets to Sail,

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Europe, Furber, Dec. /
Independence, Nye, Dec. 7
Liverpool, t.ldridge, Dec. Is
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Prince Albert, Sebor, Dec. |
Toronto, Griswold, Dec. 10
ron HAvRE
Baltimore, Funck, Dec. /
Argo. Anthony, Dec. 9
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
PROM LIVERPOOL. AMERICA
caledonia, Lott Dec. I
Acadia Ryrie... -. Nov. 10 Dec. l6
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G0-SRICoRD's PARIsIAN ALTERATIvE-For the
cure of primary secondary SYPHILIS This powerful al
teratve guaranteed not to contain particle Of mercury
or any mineral injurious to the system although pos
sessing en control those oathsome diseases II
Is now universally used in all the hospitals Of Europe
synthetic complaints and is certain for venereal
sore throat ulcers nodes pains in the joints bones and
and all complaints arising from synthetic faint in the
constitution or an improper of mercury. Sold in sim
gie bottles 81 each in containing dozen So
iully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street.
w S. RICHARDSON Agent