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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24

- FOR RENT.-Ihe brick dwelling on
h-A shockoc Hill present occupied by w BALDWIN and
next door 10 Mr. Arcd Peasants Possession
Der n"Nt. au TT ". w. & J. J. Fly
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STATIONERY, &c.
RoND's' Beastalrs and Kidder's IndellibIe Ink.
- preparation
movers permanent black blue and red Ink
Cap, Letter, Legal and Note PAPER
common School States, Paper and Porcelain
Rogers Pen Knives, Erasuers a Poune
Visiting Cards, EnamId and Unbiased
Pearl Ivory and Velvet Gard and Ye.,I,. r..
Also general assortment OF School md NJ.
for sale cheap, by B.P PFRyT
90 Bookstore
&C ~ doors below Valentine. n
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: no 1.TN-SyIIT11s ',

NAVE on hand extensive assortment sf Ra hawai-.
douoe and single Gun Rife and Pistol and Mounnes
osa 400 Med materials o. an knd-Togeiher arrs po
ofDoor Fad Chest Box and Trunk Iocks Key &C he A.
rttoV A. rSlpr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24

DLAIsrERtOo Lump Plaster cargo o. Bris Iaen o.u
Portland. Poo sale stRoeteu. BY
Is i7-iw mo TRlPLErr a SOW
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similar deficiency now. Since 1888 the demands 4
England upon the gransriss of Europe have been are,
end constant The stores of wheat which we're usually
held in Europe prior to the English 6cit of 1888 arc
exhausted. In some sections Of Germany an ALARMING
deficit has been lately manifest and the governments
France aid Russia have evnced of late great anxiety on
the subject of the crops accompanied with disposition
70 stop the export grain from their respective countries
on the hr't indication OF short home supply This state
OF affairs in Europe has arisen from two causes vz the
great increase since the war; of manufacturing industry
which hes increased the relative iemsnd the supply
corn and diminished the surplus that be spared for
England while the state OF the political atmosphere
such as to keep the governments tremblngly alive to
the fatal effects which would result to them from
scarcity Hence both the will and the ability of Europe
to supply the wants OF Great Britain have in degree
been diminished In this state of affairs the modification
ofthe English tariff last year. and the increasing health
OF the trade in American provsions as evnced in the
above table, become matters Of the highest Importance
1t evident that all large supplies for Great Britain under
low duties, must be drawn inevitably from the United
States II is no longer question whether England will
take agricultural products. She does and must
tnue to take them to veryconsiderable extent, which
may be estimated in the last returns Of the Treasury de
partmen recently published by u.s. for the year ls42
The trade with England and her colonies is hereset forth
IS follows:-
lAfponru M
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On Monday morning, Oct. %, Mr.. THOMAS GauxpY,
aged ~ years.
His friends and acquainances respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this day Oct 25 ut o'clock from
% James street, without further invitation.
NorIcETo the United Ancient Older of Druds-The
brethren OF the various lodges respectfully invited to
meet at their Lodge Wednesday this dsy) Oct
S6 at O'Clock. p. NJ TO attend the funeral OF de-
ceased brother Thos Grumpy from his late residence
No % James street. By order Of the N. A.
DANIEL w. CLARK, Sec'ry.
On Monday evening, Oct. %, CHRISTOPHER HALsTEAp
CLARK aged 80 years
The relatives and friends, and those OF his brother
James Bruce, invited 10 attend his funeral from
his mothers residence 25th street. corner Of First
Avenue, this wednesday, at O'clock
stsges will leave the City Hall o'clock and the Har.
lem cars at o'clock.
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE;

mr. JOHNSON tokes this method OF informing 1.-THE public
- that he still affords relief the afflicted Of both and
NAV be always consulted with the confidence the
Of secret diseases OF the effects
from the Of the malpractice OF quscks The
following extract Of letter OF Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph OF knowledge and experience
over medical quackery and at the time shows the great
necessity the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the charlatan.
DEAR SIR:-
put myself under the Of nostrum ve9dsr when my
disease appeared he promised 10 for dollar
and made but light OF my affection Instead OF improving
attend 10 business and after sxpendng SO this vile mposte
had the mpudence tell he nota DOCTOR but merely
sold his stuff In this hopeless situation friend hired car
rsge mot being able walk the ne and drove me TO your
office II Duane street You examined my case and promised
10 cure Yop have performed undertaking short
time AS enjoy perfect health, think it my duty 10
those afflicted make this public through the
THOMAS J. THURSTQN,
Carpenter, Nunroe st., n, Y.
medicine may be had OF Dr. the eoove disease
in any of its numerous forms. .,
Office open from in The moriirg till tcn ~ hight
m
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In reducing the wheat to -four, allowing five bushels
absrrel we have aggregate Of 656 227 barrels of
-four arriving at tide since the opening of navsa
ton.
During the hird.week of October the amount of flour
arrived at Albany 81 1871 bbls. wheat 44s7 bushels
In reducing the wheat to -four allowing five bushels to
barrel have aggregate of 2es bbls arriving at
Albany during the third week Of October.
DrrIns the same time the amount of merchandise ship.
ped was 4, 76s, 500 lbs.
The amount OF tolls accrued al that Office for the same
time, was Sl4,l26 81.
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CHARLESTON, Oct 2l.--There now two vessels ul
for Liverpool and three for ayre; the former loading
a. and the latter at cents for square bales and S2f o
Rice; offers for shipments however, far from benf
brisk For New York reduction has taken place. AM
wenow quote 62A cents for Cotton and Rice very dull
Boston, rs cents a 81.
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morris AND EXPORTS INTO AND FROM THE u. STATES
GREAT BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES.
Total 39.Gl3,Ol3 52,2sss $50 1868 COZ


This was the year, lsa2 during which the lowest tariff
ofthe United States in operation. The products of
England and her colonies did not, by $4,000 Ot0
including specie, pay for the purchases they made of
United States produce. The trade Is unfavorabe TO
England well be for the mutual advantage the
two nations. If we TO continue the intercourse
and increase the sales of agricultural produce
comes necessary TO come to understanding in rea.
ton to the medium in which to receive pay
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nR LsRDNER,S LYCEITM

| HEW fOhh LIBRARY.
IN consequence of hundred persons having been
room DR. SSF siaT li %Sk Entertainment TO-
giving his entire collection of Scenic Experimental Iust
WEDNESDAY EVENING 25th October he will give his
THE Eee coMHaars
For the first time his season
Cam Comet or is ia. STRIFE the Esh ' Vas the Moer
Si 'b Sy
strike or rub against he Sun on s Of III February a ,
o1"s Tsk ksffS u 'F'r TiIE WORLD
& G % ms the most
TO be succeeded by n9tice Of %edem discoveries in
With an experimental Illustration of It's effects in producing
VITAE 1R'a %crIoN
LIMBS OF A I'n9 RABBIT.
1" # Vi fSrE:e G e 4. :ysriP5 sA'
TELEscoHPfIc VIEWS
of the Planets, the Moon and Lunar Scenery will be shown
-FOUR DnI,oSRAMAs
AURORA BI99rnEALIs.
AND W txG fst;n sFsI Xss;; of
All copied from Original Drawings by Eminent MeeOrolosts
Ha, Obsasly len! the following selection # Paintings which
WIN HtI%MiS%TEb De sG 5GSTEf3 I''''
a-Ths return ora Of a victorou, Army to Greek City
SH%.ff Ysy VIEW ' 6 Asf fs&s 81 Geneva
6-Godereh Castle.
s--ssitz6urg lin in Germany
IA FRN t5Sfl VIEW OF THE RUINS OF
tn sh the y be BY
A000s'''M % sdt1i IF f DR1MaoND LIGHT
Tsss'.sy az ces quarter past seven precisely
Topreve9t Inconvenience the door in the evening, tickets
anS f Mr. am IN scs
PROFESSOR DEL MAR has the honor TO announce that
% o% he s
be BSp se fa saa1e, G Of oS1
With Moral Political and Rel Reflections, eaicust
Be cSs o
M as a Ds he Mi oea
Europe and Asia and combining knowledge of Theoosiea
wilt S worthy the
n f be % s s s n as
past IS ss 8 ees.La aqs rte. Broadway ~
SIXTEENTH ANNY fNsI FAIE e THE AMERICAN
articles igT exhibition constantly ee%as vs1esy and
$$aS 3 No s'i Tx" s'S
,Ss y y o4 s Cattle
Farmers Club viii Partahs Of collation. La Hail.
and Friend, of Agriculture desired attend Tickets so
cents The ria is engaged accommodate large
Der. Music as usual.
The Rays unanimously determined positively
nounced in the Saloon. commencing at ~ O'Clock r NJ At
~ O'Clock the exercise, of the evening VIII Two
original Odes prepared io, the sion On the
with brilliant and grand Fireworks by Mr.. J. NJ Edge
OPS 'tr
A SHBURTON sAUCE-For enriching Soups Fish, Poul-
"A Try, Meats, wild Fowl Game &C.
This Sauce confidently recommended the best offered
the epcurean.
To be obtained. wholesale and retail at J. VAN BEN:
SHOTE IS $50 Broadway, corner White street. and whole.
OSBORN & TONE,
n1a Inn Con land rtrea
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Below.
One ship. unknown.
Sailed.

Shps Burgundy Wotton, Havre Lorena, Moble 81 Mary
NOreans; Geo Stevens, do Charemagae Aralsehncola 81
Sydney CB; Marian Gage Mobiles Augusta and New jersey
Savannah. Edward Chareston aud others.
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Married..
Died.

On Tue'day evening, cath inst, by the Rev. N. H
smith, JOHN WILKINSON to Miss Many CooKE, both OF thi
city. "
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Second Board.
al az on0O Ill,no;
1000 Indiana
State of Trade,

Ashes are without much change.
Sales OF Cotton continue at last quotations.
Western Flour up little. II is now held at 81 62K
in consequence OF small receipts Sales at S. 66 Ohio
$3.50 81 So. We hear that Wheat is scarce illinois
ietches IS cents Corn-Norh River and Jersey sells
SO cents.
Account Of -four and wheat arrived at tide water
during
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Domestic Importations.
MARITIME HERALD.


We shall esteem favor If Captains Vessels viii give
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels sIEeS on Their rs.saSea List Of their Cargo, and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Ohee all the Marine Intelligence they can
obinn Nautical Information of any kind viii be thankfully
received.
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rore,yn In,portat,on.,

BRrMLs-Barque Ct rleston-3 80 box Lowry-1 csk
bM Hoentor-21l bss pipes 4 Poppe-e bIs mdse @
+ Meyer ID w Liendah-3 Eckhardt & Merk- bxs |
case a Rolke. CO.'S Muller-2O + Grunenhal-3 All
Ienfeldt-5 III Kohnstamm-l T. Hem Reimer Mecke-
u henchen Unkart-3 II Schroeder Brustlen Koop-7
Pfeifer s. Wissmann-2s to order
Domestic Importntions.
MoRME-Brig w Watson-ll0 bales cotton Bogar &
Kneeland-22 A Trask-12 p x A Woodruff do wool /
do moss box Lawrence x Collins.
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DAssENGERs-tIoing from New York, South or to
EuroTe that have 10 lay in their for the
invited to call aud purchase them of the subscribers
their cheap cash they from IS Is PER
by dong and yet good provisions be purchased
elsewhere Captains OF vessels and houekeepers al.o will be
supplied it'll all kinds of and provisions equal
saving, wholesale retail at the store No @ south e. near
fulton Market Il. y. H. HARRIS
. o21 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE tar-famed snd celebrated Fills, foIn fons w
perceive, 10 be Obtained in this CounsrT p-e s'''F
meat the last column. fourth psaS
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Passengers Arrived

BREMEs-Barqpe Charleston-A Mehken. Il Nebk.ps
Rudolph, Hes,terhagsr Guttich-86 in the steerace
Turns IsIAyD-Brig Alfred Hammond-Ca Vina late of
schr Lake of Scituate, lost on Maraguna -
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PATENT ELASTIC
- IL N III II l. ID ID ID A ~ L.

N y y Il u = h X a q
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence in its
utility and usefulness the above named article Thi.
uce intended brace the shoulders support the back
expand the chest giving graceful outline the figure and
will be found Indispensable to persons of sedenary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested examine this
braces will be found TO possess every requisite quality for
children and others who have acquired the habit Of STOPPING
and retain their form upright position They be
with perfect being formed with elastic back and will
found Of mrediment to the free Of the The
subcribs also offer their celebrated Elastic SPRING Russia
Riding Belt The above articles manufactured under the
immediate inspection of Mr. Parses, who has been engaged
the business for the last and be depended
as superior any article eer offered for the same
Sold wholesale and retail the old establishment of
PARSELLS AGATE,
231 Broadway, corner OF Park Place
n B-Lades will be supplied and fitted by calling the
residence OF MADAME PARSELLS, 4o2 Greenwich street,
between Inhcu and t.aieh' str~gt o2i 2m'm
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COAL-Lare Nut Size $40 stove $500 aud fresh Broke,
Oand Egg s. IS OF tk best Peach Orchard Ash, well
screened weighed by city weher and delivered free Of
reduction Of y cents Yer ton = taken from the boa
slg 7n,s and Greenwich streets,
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THE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED THREE CON
J. SECUTIVE YEARS FOR Tue BEST sPt lNiENs
OF OFF-HANQ FENMANSHlP EXHlBlTEp AT THE
FAIRS OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
GOLDoMIrH'S CHlkUGRAPHlCIN INSTITUTE,
1S9 BROADWAY,
Opposite John street open during the day and evening
for the Of pupils and visitors Mr. q hegs To
ths citizens New York aud Brooklyn old aud Yong Tin.
cudipg scrdwIers aud perpetrators #
egs hierogl phcs THAT hs impn 70 all who viii FAVOR
with for five OF hour each
a bold, free and beautiful style OF
PENNA NSHIP,
executed in dashing STYLE tina they possibly
in their future practice Mr. O. is aware that hun
deds who have had camped by the Od fashioned
pot-hook AID framme" system of round hand writing, VIII
cry out humbusn reading this adve To such he
would me y say that the old sholed (now aaeht
in many schools this ciy bears about the relation 10
the scientific and certain plan whiTh Mr. o. mnar TIM,
beautiful TO his pupils the slow progress OF
the old stage coach Of 76 does the speed and smooth
ton Of the railroad car Of 1913. .
BOOK KEEPING
This branch mercantile education taught
upon parey practical principles no, The .ehoonas,ers ms
hed heory) enabling the student 20 take charge OF
Of book. By double en- ry any The un
ms n,tutioi ems for thorough eousecf nstrgctog
Epis,osry Writing Fire Dollars celudng s,aioney sepa
Gentlemen Teachers of PumanshiD in all is various
branches Ladies Class daily at ii o'clock. Ger tsmen dur
ing the day and evening o2l lws-ec
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE-Packet ship Burgundy Mrs Jas A Wotton Henry
Bodmer Coursen; Tweedy, Of New York; WIN Heiss,
gsmoTe Inc gonsSa G6re "A on rG st.
rez Valdez and servant Haysna Louis saane Eugene gs
vel Antoine Rave lady child and servant DAuv.Igne,
hade Caroline Lsoporat, France; Robt Rogers, Naples
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AND PER- ETUAL FAIR.
TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.
At 3 o'clock and TX o'clock, r. Nj.
LAST WEEK OF
GENERAL TOM THUMB.
The remarkable Dwarf that lived, being lively intel
ligen well formed and
WEIGHING ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS.
MEsMERIsM The time having arrived that this science
no longe the subject of dicue but the attenon
and of men of the his and respecabiy
the manager has engaged MIR. P JOHNSON, The Oldest
Megnetizer in America, who will MAGNETIZE A. YOUNG
LADY, and produce many astonishing exper ments in
ANIMAL MAGNETISM
including cvoyauce sympathy, feeling &c Ne On each
afternoon and evening committee will be appointed BY The
AUDIENCE from among themselves with directions TO
the stricest scrutiny Experiment. introduced
DIR. VALENTlNt,
The celebrated deneaor Of char will
entire budget of comica,es, including YANKEE
STORIES Songs Whims Scraps, DIS, sc.
Mr.. NELLiS,
BORN WITHOUT ARMS.
will perform many remarkable fsats it'll his toes.
Mr. SHERMAN the vocalist and other atnrdons,
and 500 900 Curiosites.
Admission all IS cents-chdren nnder half
price o22
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RLANCARD'S PATENT STATUE WOOD COAL
SrOyEs-or halls, psrior. Offices, stores sieambuas
Sc For beauty comfort and equaled by
stove the United States 1hese Statue of WASH
mgton the amer OF country peests
for wood and the her Tor coal The for wood
structed for live and dumb combined, and for live
only The IRE chamber the PEDESTAL constucted in
such manner that the fire. by of reyeuabe pse
partition the stove causes the heat to circulate through the
entire height OF the statue wing large and beautiful raang
surface They have also hot air chamber attached end
thing being arranged the scientific principle For
general utility they cannot fail give satisfaction. The sub
scrbr nyi the attention of those aboat purchasing 10 call
AM satisfy themselves of the above facts They be in
operation daily and for sale only in the city ~ Grand street.
east Of Broadway. JAMES KINDS.
OIL lmsm
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Cleared.
Ships Garrick, Skiddy, Liverpool, T.. X. Collins Coz Mi
nerve Achers IIavre, Boyd Hncken Geo Stevens Cus
ing New Orleans, Nesmith, Leeds X Co; Condor Mas
savannah, II avilandTBarques Herschsl Adams, Rich
mond Buck Peters, Calito Hopkins, Philadelphia, Mes
NTH, Leeds Co-Brigs Motto Forbes 81. Thomas, w w
Pratt; Exile, Obj Card, Halifax, soue Whitney Cos; Ed
ward Bukley Charleston, Geo BukleySchrs Cabellero
Gordon, Gore, Africa s; w. Dewey; Export, Norris st
Augustine by the Rival Clark Lubec aud Calais Brett
Vose; Exsmple, Simpson, Bangor do; Olive Eliza, Yates
Boston, do.
Bremen barque Charleston Catemole 20 day, from Bremen
with mdte, to order.
Brig Alfred Hammond. Spear from Turks Island and ST.
Thomas days with 1900 bushels salt T. Maen bxs
! pun bay rum w. c. Atwater.
Brig w, j. Watson, Levy of Phladelphia( IS days from
McEoy mate OF Philadelphia died Of yellow fever; and on
the l2h Stephen Burnett steward Of Philadelphia died of the
disease on the 10Th VIM Moss, Of Roxbury, Mass I'd
mate sso died Of yellow fever The vessel brought by
the captain and two .
Brig Hylss GUSTS days from Norfolk with slip timber
Tor the Navy Yard,
Schr Pioneer Cor.en DAYS from Brandywne with mdse
toJ. "A. Buckley
master " 49,
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TO MlT,L,INERS

LYON IL X | NC.
CARL KING the celebrated Tuscan Hat Manufactures,
most respectfully informs his kind friends and patrons that
Parish and have established THEMSELVES No 81 John street.
(under the firm of Lyon and King) where they have
splendid Of Paris Millinery Articles suitible r the
ensuing The consists Of elegant
ment of Tuscan and Straw Hats ch SILK Vevets rich Velvet
Ribbons Lurestng and Satin Rbbonds all fall soiors
French Flowers Feher entire style Of Silks and
every other article In the Millinery line.
Messrs X would also that the above goods have
been purchased for cash (drec from the and
will be sold at ANAL advance those who may be
pleased TO favor tn IN with call.
OPS m.r LYON KING, 81 John st N Y.
THE ONLY THOROUGH CURE.-No matter what pre-
psration of mercury has prevou en- unsuccossfuv
usedwe have always known Hnntsrs Red Drop effect
cure IN sho time fnone had ever hesn gven YET somt
persons have didence fear OF because
envous interested persons all of evil things
against tits all fudge, aud experience keeps dear school
Yet fools will learn Other Perhaps rerenlance has NOT
ceed to be the quicker the
better When the is feeding your yia and avar
living luxury pockets having heart
feel capabty relieve hasten without delay TO No
Division street. procure the only reliance for dea'e of
Price only 81 VIAL which warranted to
charge It OF be had north of Albany
ter is sold all Boston and in Charleston Albany, No.
Maiden lane. OBS ltsr
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
OrrJcr oF TINE RuoDE ISLANDER

NrwPoRT Oct 90, 1919
Ar slst Relief Hq,chips sterben for Philadelphia; Apphs
York for saem AID sold so bbs Hour tighten her; Page
Nckerson, Boston; John Gorham dol Eunce Cobb HoSes
Somers Powell Providence; Hardscabbe Davis do aud Fall
River Chase Somerseall for NYork Star Crowell Dennis
for Philadelphia; Any Leeds Providence do; Niagara
Lowell Boston for Albany Sid America, Ellsworh Par.
kei and Almira Rogers, all for NJ ok; Volta Philadelphia
deiord, Taunton for ork; Ceqdac Brghman Fall River
for Baltimore; Ohio, Farnhsm NYork for Provdence John
Kenny and Translation Wells do for NYork Gem, pisbroy
tell who sails.
Cid 2st Chancellor Collins New Haven; Annawon Swa-
sey, Wilmington, NC
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A SHBURTON sAUCE-For enriching Soups Fish, Poul
"A Try, Meats, Wild Fowl, Game &C.
This Sauce confidently recommended the best offered
the epcurean
To be obtained, Wholesale and retail at J. VAN BEN:
SHOTEN IS 39 Roadway corner White street. and whole
sale at Mr. BENEFITS, 1866 Front and Of the pI9preors
OSBORN TONE,
lm%r COurandt
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DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of Gono'rh1d elect
Structures SEMINAL Weakness end Diseases generally

DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of Gono'rh6d, Gteet
Structures, Seminal WeGkness end Diseases generally
Of the Urethra. -
THE class Of delicate diseases which these fls are so wei
adapted TO Of too common occurrence and appears
that all classes of society subject less TO fall into ITS
malignant grasp and blasted reputation ad borne down
suffering body and mind the victim Of its progress IS ready
thing f offers reasonable hope oil recovery
Among medicines and Of relief that pac
with the nature OF the maadies winch
OF them ignorant oil the
powers Of the very medicines they using for that pose
be easily foeseen the result that the
on the contrary medicine employed being perhaps the
opposite what required his and the time tht
only tend fasten the disease permanently and M
upon the and
1t is of the utmost Importance TO the weare OF the
Individual that diseases Of this class be speedily removed and
they be with sale remedies other
result the most dangerous
to peace aud happiness of the patient by leaving pera-
urethm, inflammation
of he prostate gland Of the other serious mala-
which invariably follow .treated OF goncr
rhma
Impressed with of the necessity that eEitts for
some speedy this disease
efecuay its the proprietor OF Thomas
every variety and Of this complaint that these
Pills all that required thoroughly and esctu.
ally the the first Of this complaint and by
gently tie natural action restore the patient
from the aggravated stages Of this disease perfect and
lasting he lth.
These Specific Pills vegetable composed Of
the principles only and entirely nosous the
delicate constitutions All who have been partially imper
ecty cured by other medicines permanently establish their
health by using box or two of this remedy.
Agents 70 Fulton street, of Gold " East Broad
aud 273 Broadway Of Chambers street Price 81
o25 lmsr