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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-03
ADVERTTsEMENT s.
NOTICE.

IA S Executor Of the last Will and Tesla
"A ment Of William J. Bell. deed, / shall
AZ the next July Term Of the Court Of Pro-
bates Of Holmes county, move said Court for
leave to surrender up my letters testamenta-
~ heretofore granted to me By said Court in
reference. to said Will. / shall ct the same
time offer 70 the said Court an account 81
my ExocutOrship and ask an alloWaneel for
my trouble as Executor.
BURWELL SCOTT, Ex'r.
Of the last viii and Testament Of William
]. Bell, decd.
May ], 1874, Asst.
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The Wing central committee ofN. York,
have just published an eloquent address to
the Wings Of that State. Il closes as fol-
lows:
"Opposed to these principles and this man
Van BuTen1 opposed 10 the threatened
repeal Of the tariff and the revival Of the
Sub Treasury, and opposed to that sOorst of
reDolutions,' RESTORATION, the great whip
party Of the Union, with an enthusiasm and
unanimity surprising any thing that has
yet been seen IN our political history, are
rallying, to man, under the Gag Of HENRY
CLAY. 10 anticipation Of the meeting Of The
Wing National convention next May, the
PEOPLE, BY common consent, have already
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REGULAR PACKET
Between Vicksburg and Yazoo civ.

Between VicksBurg and YazOo City.
THE light draught and we'll known steam
er Il # r O R II GARLAND, Master. will
ply as a regular packet between Vicksburg
and Yazoo City, making three trips week,
leaving Yazoo City every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday at - O'Clock, NJ, precise
ly, and arrive at Vicksburg the following
mornings in time for the New Orleans pack
cts, and will leave Vicksburg on the alter
nate days at IL M.
The following rates will be charged
Throughout the season, of lou eater as we'll
as high:
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preahrterlan church.

The General Assembly Of the Prssby,e-
rian Church, in the United States, will hold
it's annual session in the First Presbyterian
Church in the city Of Louisville, KY, on
Thursday, the 18th inst. For several years
past the General Assembly have met in Phil
adelnhia.
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InCn FnCn pRINCIPLES.

Locofocoism rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once lramPled in
the dust. "Martin Van Buren, aud the Sub
1rssuryi the purse and the swOrd in the
hands Of the President; ne credit; no paper
money; ne Tariff; thirty-soven millions
ear public expenses, and nothing to pay /;
high salaries 10 Office holders, and low wages
to laborers standing army in time Of peace (;
negro testimony in the navy party serviliiy
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and epeal and reputation of pub
lie engagements and public liabilities"
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IMPORTANT ADvlcE.-A gentleman who
has occasion TO walk with two ladies one
umbrella, should always go in the middle /;
that secures dry coat to himself and show
ing no Partially 10 either Of the ladies'.
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o. The ExAMINATION.-ow to sick
ness in the family Of Mr.. HOllistsr, the ex-
animation Of his pupils sOill not take place
to-day 40 was intended.
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c 0 nj MER GAL.
From the N. o. ?

From the N. o. Price Current, April q, 1874.
CoTToN.-The Cotton Market Iabored under
considerable depression in the first of the week,
and prices continued to recede, until a decline
was established OF about quarter Of a cent, In
consequence of this reduction in the rates. the
inquiry on Wednesday assumed a pretty active
character, and about 5000 bales were disposed Of
On Thursday, fully 10000 bales changed hands
at full prices. The market, on the whole, appears
to be quite firm, and there is considerably less
Cotton offering than previously. The sales OF
week amounted to $4,000 bales, Of which 81 500
were bought during the past three days.
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General Harrison's opinion of Mr. Clay.
''Henry Clay embodes my highest con-
ception of man-frank, generous and no.
bic. have always idolized him.''
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AZ The Hon. Jacob Thompson will please
acce Pt eur thanks for important public docu
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or More favors from eur friend Waters
Of the VOlant, and Captain Garland Of the
Effort. Thanks, gentlemen.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

LIVERPOOL, March Is, 1874.
For several weeks past the purchase Of Cotton
made by the trade have fallen much below the
consumption, and the stock held by them has
been proportionably diminished: during the early
part of the present week they consequently pur-
chased more freely, and the sales, to Wednesday
evening, amounted TO $1,000 bales. Under the
influence of recent adViees per Boston Steamer,
reporting extensive shipments hither, and declin-
ing prices, in the shipping ports Of the United
States, the demand on Thursday and to-day has
been very limited: spectators see no encourage
ment to invest: and the trade have limited their
purchase to a present supply. The total sales of
the week are only 26,600 bales. Stock, 6I5,87O
bales against 649, $50 last year
In the early part Of the week full prices, and in
many instances an advance of I'd. per lb, was paid
for American; during the last two days Cotton has
been very freely offered; the authorized quota.
tons for sfairn qualities OF Upland and Orleans
are the came as last week: that Of Mobile Is re-
dueed I'D. per Id /: the lower and middle qualities
have in many instances been sold at decline Of
I'D, per ID on last weeks prices and they are dull
Of sale.
BraziIs and Egyptians are only in limited re
quest: in prices there is no material change.
Surats are freely offered, and during the last
fortnight they have declined I'd. per Is.
$500 bales Of American have been taken on
speculation, and $50 Of American, and SO Of SUI
rat fer export.
MARRIOTT & co.
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SAM'L WOODALL q co.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
No 40, CAMP STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
SIGN OF THE BIG LEDGER

AVlNG large and well assorted STOCK OF
IL Goods on hand, IN every department OF the
book and stationary BUSINESS they respectfully call
the attention OIL Ctg ana country 9nefc'eos' SGtoot
teachers ana i1eaos g Fans'tes 10 lileF estaDs-
ment as they nave oe!etniinea % sell a. tne low
est cash prices, any thing IN their ine Of business
Their stock = az hesh' ano selected with me
greatesl care anu a1tehuon 20 the wants OF TINS
Commumty--an0 10 quallty ana variety is not sur
passso ny any 10 the south or West. Among the
stock WIN DS iouuu a. al umes IN quantities, the
loHoWlug FaluaOie aho popular school Books ana
stationary n.'1I aIy::.a-. -
=, DiIs o. ouLlcieht amount VIII De sold per good
Oly accf pldhces'
Meostefs elementary spelhng book, best Edition.
Ein pc new new national Spelling book.
Todd sPeling DOCK.
NoWn's spelling book
Comfy Spelling book.
Parley's spelling book.
National Primer
New England Primer.
Common school Primer.
Emerson's lst, I'd, 81 and 4th Readers, the most
| popular School series of the present day.
Goodrch's LIST, I'd, Sd, and 4th Readers.
MGuhy's LIST, I'd, Sd and 18th Readers.
New-YOrk Readers Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
Bobb's Readers Nos. l, 2 and 3.
Emerson's Outlines of Geography and History the
best Urinary Geography now in use.
MltcnelI's FnmaFy Geography.
Parley's Geography.
Smiths Geography and Atlas
Olney's Geography and Atlas.
Mltche!i,s Geography and Atlas.
Enoorsnrss s,L anu
5 ~, DAiA EA''ei - :, aI IA att i
S;,S, $500 n,I d '0 Oes' Ia use
Sn,;ioy,. Fadar"I C.Io,,l.,,,
nnhoiy,s Da'';aa, o e Ill. .;,o.;o
S:pi. = LIVES ana o. Oufus <Aii'nnle'c'
S"nn1u, % % a ~ ~ - -ial.
S ~ = = o'ahluldI'
Murray n- - StalllllaI'
I Blo"l,s S SIlan ~
n y A1stoy CIi'I" 9sases' win questlOAs'
1 eusse,i I, , 1.lstolJ = 1s''s AM
P 3 llssei,, : i I1.'ty E ,sa
;s,osas e. snbaoIa
nlIa;r, tT.sss' ~ ~
Woreesre,,s Historg and .I5art
1900 9,,.I;,.o. Il ~ 49, r1:.
1v,1ers Eenesnss &c r1n;vers.I H;st.9
WbeIn,er,s commend ~ Tn;versraI fi;s,o.,,
| WATERS school n c,;ansrv
Wehs,er,s schoal D5c,innnTv
Worcastar,s school D;ctionarv
E E09DesrSs7 Watts ;epoo on p Mind
Rlairss actnras TTniversify Fd;t;on
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Viii Prineiples and Measures.


Ist A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority Of the Nation.
Cd An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO-
LECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rd. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of it among all the
States.
9Th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
isiTation Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom Of thought and OF the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing the incumbent Of the presidential office 10 o
SINGLE TERM.
With respect to the station which that portion
OF our PoPulation engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought 70 occupy 10 the United States,
think that al eitiseRs, natire and natlrahsed igiLh
Oli any regard 10 their RESPECTIVE VIOLATIONS, should
enjoy such confederation IN society as is due to their
virtue and Indulgence their industry, sobTiety ana
general ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLAY.
Let me not be misunderstood-and
entrsat that may not be MIsREPREsENTED.-
I am NOT advocating ike revival Of a HIGE
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. l AM FOR Add
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
PROMISE ACT. / am for doing what nj
Southern man Of fair candid mind ever ye
deniod-giViHg iOthe country reUeRWe whicl
may provide fjr he economical IOGnts Of N,
GJrerHmeni, and at ths same fine giUiHg in
cidenfal projection 10 our home induSlry. -
Speech Of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March 1sl, 1912.
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YAXOO CITY.

ID NOTICE l-Herea9ter the payments
III for ALL Advertisements VIII be
due after the first fmserttOm--thOee from
n dfafnmcs MUST be paid for An ADVANCE
JOB WORK 10 be paid for on DELlNEs
.RK. January 4 1874
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Liverpool 80
:" +" Satartia, 2 so
/" " D. Sundower,2 90
" L Sun1ower, so
6 to the Bluffs CT any
where below, 90
Passage I'm Yazoo City TO Vicksburg, So 90
/" s. s. Sutartia, / so
!" " Liverpool. so
Freight on dry barrels, 2Octs
wet Z" 25
I" per hundred lbs., Is
Passengers and shippers may RELY upon
this Boat making her regular trips all the
season, as she draws only tareIre inches wa
ter light. They may also rely upon the Eff
tors cherges being the same in low water
as we'll as high. The Captain pledges him
self 70 pay strict attention to his business
10 every respect, and be punctudl in the
Tune OF starting, and hopes TO receive a IL
beral share of patronage, and believes that il
will be great advantage to shippers and
the travelling community to have boat IN
the trade that can run in the lowest stages
of water.
YazoO City, April. 10. 1914. diff
MarShal's Sale.
In the Circuit Court Of tie United States
for the Southern District of the State
Of Mississippi, to May Term 1874.
Edward Ford,
VS. Ais. plu. Fl. ia.
Archibald G. Hall.
RY virtue of the above stated execution
to me directed, from the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Southern District Of the State of
Mississippi. will expose TO public sale. to
the highest bidder, for cash, in front of The
Court House door of Yazoo county. in tho
town of Benton, on
Monday tie 22nd day of April, 1914.
within the hours prescribed by law, all of
the right, title and interest of the defendant
Archibald G Hall, in the following named
negro slaves, 70 wit Eastin, Jordan, Tom,
Jane, Marian, Joel, Hannah, Vina, John,
Beckey Ann, Tim. Washington, Judy and
Louisa, Mary and Lewis. Levied on as the
property Of The defendant Archibald G Hall,
and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt
and costs.
A. MILLER, Marshal s.. ID. nj.
BY w. Z. BATTE, ID. nj.
April ~, 1874. (pr fee SO SOY 33-2t.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale il postponed until MoNDAY
the 9th day Of MAY next
April 90, 1912. 4q-a,.
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MONEY MARK EFT.


The stock market very heavy and quotations very
ieverish. There is very little doing, particularly in
fancies Prices day dc not show any decline Of conse
quence since yesterday but things in great
doubt and uncertainty much that should not
surprised to see at any moment further decline. Mo-
hawk fell off per cent Illinois Morris Canal 4.
stonngton, Kentucky 6s, Erie andReadng, closed at
yesterdays prices, while Norwich and Worcester ad.
vanced I; Pennsylvania SIS, Ohio e's, Canton
Long Island After the adjournment Of the boards Of
brokers prices fell of in the street. and the market closed
in very depressed state.
The Mechanics Banking Association have declared q
dividend OF three and half per cent payable on the 9th
Of December
Thr Lawrenceburgh Branch of the State Bank Of In.
dano, has declared dividend of per cent for the six
months ending Nov. lst
The navigation Of the Canals Of this State are closed
for the season This does not PUT stop TO the trans
poraton Of merchandise the through our public
works, as formerly did, the railroads now have the
carrying trade We annex table giving the time of the
closing of canal navigation for a series Of years. The
table exhibits remarkable fluctuations -
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

IN FORMER ADyERTiSEkENTO ON STRUCTURE
shsS Upon saS /: e:s
9 IL :s,: !. ss
D., ssas vi. + .iss e
ST.; s:: = r.
bad and ans Stabilized he'd ba ses. may ss o
months and years without producias any striking change
sss :: II
happen. to Be- sapssdS. %
ssla Other sses ...s.y o. s..y .: oS..y
.sif Their are. however. three vAe6
%: &C.: ss ss
q Many other symptom. might be snsued.
sfsas :sffi
h, % Ss VIVA. e
S Ss.rv ed, he peculiar a, way Which finishes. i should
should ..sai away 70 fit.. die. Tiss i may
@ wGs s0S from 10 MOI s drop
eIisi Without il The next 49, A''
:syi
sA: 'i' s': q d..
III %sS ssss ssSs
sms The third my other suspicious
5 s ss y ss;as %
q e. 81 EG .' % o son
decree o!hsi .hs. De s.ss o.
:s. : q s, sas :ss thu s
us Indeed, whoever sonNden he natural connection Of
mind and SEXUAL organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which tie mind powerfully upon rnese or
through the medium the sexual organs react
apon the IN d. This however, u bettsr explained in The
Rivate Treatse Of the author, little volume which 70
"a G Of 5 4, the Of Structure proceeds
With the Of Strctureths il 10 grayins 10
generally accomplished little time without
n Inconvenience Nothing exceed the improvement
lac ys,n a 's ,a .:msa. eth, sSmDsai ad; IS
nov accomplished IN =. many days formerly demanded
this city for short time only, fstun perfectly
cured though bean Of trouble for
years To those who leave their henes wrtsr fur
asea his peculiar Of cure together with his Pr
eatise which has interesting chapter giving every
rfo nation the subject and written the panes
DR. Ralph taes this opportunity Of syyng that he may
consulted the diseases referred his Privair
ratisena his dwelling nouse No u ureenwich street. a
hour and Of the
books Quacksry which nfes this city he proper 10
make the folio wing satisfactory coma
strange Besides his rank raduats EdpbuYHh
he has been engaged the dseass both
and city practice for than thirty years.
published three editions Of work expressly them Also
that he has letters from the eminent Europe
from the eminent Ameca-as Sir Ashley Coopsr
Of London q Dr. Mott q New YORK, Dr. Physc, Phlada
phia, and others, and that he psnd refer alrnoGs
Physician Of eminence IN this The Private Trear
de. 81 Address Dr.. Ralph senr.. y 0rssawch
o3l imsnc 1854 &c
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y HelieS OGles.-Nov 30 --0axrp LAncrsy-Asss,r o.
<rHE TnEvxsOn the 10th inst Mr.. Christina Psker re-
siding at 90 Ludlow street. robbed Of trunk con-
70 $50, and check on the Union Bank Of this city
fox $I0 He suspected Of his fellow boardsrs named
robbery LETT IN sa.sn .h rnS sr
y i9n OH having been given to the Pslics, eficsr
scripon Of their persons, and Is 3 the mail ar
rived thee before the ship the two secured
board and committed TO jail to await requistion from
the Governor Of this State.
REscuINe 4 DEsEsrER AND DEADLY ASSAULT "A man
named Alexaader wlckestrom, went board he swe.
dish brig Tsppenheen lying at the foot of Rector street.
with fourteen or fifteen Others yesterday morning, and
demanded the release Of one Of the crew, who
9ned for dessrtion The mate. Christian Bengston
fused to give him up and ordered them to the ship
when Wickesrom drew forth knife and struck at him.
but he escaped and into the cabin Meanwhile the
took him with them. wicksstrom was arrested and COM
mitted. ~
Rossma BrDSxLLow.-Ann A. Martin alias Ann NJ.
Raymond, of No. Oak street. of an old glove contain
Ing 50 In silver and bank bills. It appears that Mary
to bed with her every pgh and Ann having shared her
bed for the last fortnight, became OF this fact
lew mornings since Mary was horror struck at discover
Ing that her deposits hnd been removed, and charged
Ann with the robbery, who smilingly told her not to
greve, that she would make it all right when she could
description OF the stolen, and aourishing large
amount Of money Under these circumstances, Ann
arrested and committed to the Tombs
RossrNo DESK Noah Brown arrested and com.
med for robbing desk in the Office of Frederick Kan.
menebls, 2ss Front street, of $l5 The prisoner was
seen lurking about the store robbery and
his suspicious movements led to his arrest. H
Upper POl1cc.-Themas Farrey was arrested and
committed the complaint OF his brother for robbng
his trunk Of watch jewellery, clothing, sc amounting
to about 500 The whole ofthe property except 50
covered The prisoner Is bad fellow, and his relative
was compelled to ADOPT this course.
Uor0ner's Omce.-Nov. S0-Supprs DEArH-An in
guest was held yesterday at SO Forsyth st. the bsdy of
Hacott aged "a years, native Of Delaware. who fell
streets the previous day and nsently expired The de-
ceased had been for some time laboring from disease
known o. the phthysic and from examination of
body appeared that became to his death from conges
ton OF the lungs produced by the disease Verdict ac
cordingy.
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LpSooS-shr nster-bo tQns chalk > Gnswsld-ii
0pDeRRgsI..s9 MersycSd eos Meysr sCn
Lewades-s No,t sp"1ceV y.s-Is PSsips
TTs INV 2 Mai,!spss5aiy ESan:-t il Cohen so5I W
Cgmmi9g Main co-a James--i q Dord-l Mr. Overflow
"A = Hnght COL Locked Bartlett Weliord-i
sSo Bel sf B.s! Es Pc Esymoaa
D,yIIL Tsppan col Rev RAndsrson.i Rev Harii.
hAysE.,ship Albany-spkg Schulz Blsidon-2 Merriam Y
Bishop e "a kos.e sG Bot Bs1sSoaa Gillian
SFouehe-. Aubreyi7 Coilo%b 4 i.en- seharlsnborx
Andrea Lahsns-l Lepaee-4 Bourry d'1ysraois- Wiley
lin YSg9s smith Co bsni:sd Ha.,oa s Hort
r.ya EsaP D s.Yss I'9s'y
min col Bishop. pordAa PSI spis.' Chris, eo-sF
Coffin Bradley 4 coz " Y WycEoa-s Wight Surge. (
i Tnqmpsoa-sI Tiffany, Young Els < if Hsish. 4
sls rss adm:of ss
fills Mo!a,2 4 Escher.s ssnd-,e Spies. Christ &cs-l
HsdasM lf'i ssnas ' Gippea@
schJchaIds Faye Cos Lille Alden ce-3 VAIN
terill Blain-sE vampe-i Berhaed-t 8 Hlskill-S
STUART St"1n, D. bois 4 Co.'S Bagot Delayne-il
EHssf Saaor
*, g bbls FsldlsIj5 gkss L.ssehsh w.sedonsk-
Hunt ss.g Das F s4Ss Reed e so
Bailey < col Garfield x Coz DelArae-S5 Engler
100 fari,h-2I4 Rama Esnard co2oo Lsniihen ccSS Al
baskets potatoes, to order.
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SHlP NEWS.
Ry Inst NiUht,a SOu hern Mall

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 30-Arr Rowena, Wilson, Porto Ca
beo 9.h uleft John, Hanna, for Baltimore days only
Am; Ella, Whelden. Boston.
JBAarMons NSy 2o-AT Georgia ot. Cadiz Essx Ous,
Baker Providence Cid AItoh Smell, Trieste. Sid Orbit
Trinidad; Mary Augusta, Nassau.
NORFOLK. Nov 80 ADr w kempton Osborn, New York:
RRi ;I Eresnan P,oyjnee.os Hoasl,nd peoman
WILMINGTor, NC: Nov 20-Arr Monaco, Could Bermuda;
Levan lAthorn Bath; Maxeppa Colson Boston, 2h Anna
Swasey Matafzas Thames, Turks Island Cid
29,h Rcw ,,a Goq%b GuadaIoupe al.t Y.nds!i. WALL
Currer York. 26h Attakapas Sarte atanxas; Rocham-
bean, McGvery st Domingo Charles, Tisdle. Martinique;
Belle Myers ork 81 Smons, Lawton Havana; Falcon.
MoyTe, Port Prince.
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The time when large part Of the beef and pork facd
during the past season, is packed is fast approaching
and any information to prices abroad is very impor.
tant to those engaged in the trade will be perceived
that quotations the 4th inst much higher than
the two previous dates. This with the increasing de-
give great to those interested
In the large packing districts Of the west preparations
have been made to carry very extensive business
this year. and the killing has already During
the first ten days the average cut about 1900 hogs
per day Among the prices paid for different lots the fol
lowing rates were current, viz so So 81 co. 81 o2
81 6e. 81 90. 81 TO- 81 rs, 50 co. We have no doubt
but that double the Of business will be done in
provisions both for the home and fsreign consumption
the next year, than before in any one year
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MEDICAL ADVICE

DOCTOR LAMEkT il still con6dentially consulted, his
~ old Office GO Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delicate his treatment being mild and
judcous, neither Diet him
drance from business pursuis Recent cured in
days.
DEBILITY, NEhVOUS On UNCONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent indulgence Of passions Of india
youth and hsreby causing nightly emissions and
uaIy confirmed mpotency the Dr. attention.
his object being restore the systeH mentally and bodily
that state Of vigor nature originally dsxigned
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least sometmes caused by msea
Of medical petenders and sometimes by the
neglect Of the parties usnseves are by the Dr. ehectualy
cured, without pain inconveulsnce.
The Doctor being one OF the few qualified advertising su
yeons in he city, guarantees perfect CURE charge made
Letters postpaid enclosing fee, immediately attended and
medicine with advice Of the United States
Office, - Gold street Open from Am. to eP.M.
GA lruAr
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Sales OF Stocks at Phllsdelphia.

New 30-FIRsT BoARp-l0 shares schuy Blk & Pr /;
do d. 2f; 100 do do cash. 2IE; $500 old annual 6s
1886 81; 1880 new annual do do, 67l; shares Gem
Am X III; so do 8 BIZ, Oh; 100 do Girard Blk, d.,
81; $50 do do 100 do do Oh $500 old annual
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