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Thursd ax. Nov. Ia

Thursday, Nov. l4-6 II. M.
Stocks still on the decline Quotations fell off to-
day from to a per cent with very limited sales Penn
sylvania Ss declined per cent Indiana 24 Ohio ss
Indiana sterling Il Norwich and Worcester IL; ston
inston Morris Canal l East Boston Long Island
Ii Erie Railroad improved |, and Canton Company II.
The York Bank has declared DIVIDEND Of per cent
for the last six months
The Hanover Savings Fund Society has declared dyi
dend of per cent
Merchants and Manufacturers Bank Of Pittsburgh for
the last Sixmorths, per cent
Exchange Bank Of Pittsburgh for the last six months,
sper cert.
The recsips of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company continue very large, exceeding the liberal
estimates made by the warmss friends Of the work The
income for the present year will fall much short
two hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
Noawrcn AVID woacEsrER RArLsoAp
Receipts Tor October, lS44. $40 764 a.
Receipts Tor October, ls4a. 10 ss5 3s
Excess for the month in 1914. ...... !. s,s7s os
Inc earnings OF the first nine months of ls44
.;s..,.''.... ........".." $i63bss 81
Oc'oser' as aooVe. .................. 20 1874 81
Earnings for ten months. 80. :. ). .sls4 2ss SO
Inc remaining two months gave last year. "a 600 0O
lioDapiy TINS year..'..... 80 600 90
Estimate for the year. r.............. .$2l9 29s 50
morning paper of this city, in alluding to article
of ours in relation to the banking power OF the State
Banks IN connection with that of the United States Bank
asserts that show that the old bank was
very ussfa institution in acting check upon those of
local character and restraining every expansion they
may have attempted. The general tone of the article
alluded extracts from which made for tn purpose
ofconfrmng the construction put upon it, went to show
that the destruction Of the United States Bank had not
removed all the dangers with which tie commercial
classes OF this country surrounded but that the
to produce mismanaged evils great any hereto.
fore brought about by the combined Efforts of all the
banks in existence from 1880 to 1886 This Is the truth
and this truth has repeatedly been owned the editorial
and commercial columns this paper These facts
which fgureI confirm We annex table showing the
movement Of the United States Bank from $780, and the
great expansions experienc cd within six years.
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Medical Advice in Private Diseases by
Physcsn who has devoted his attention hsse diseases for
performed difficult than other physician ia dis
city His attention has been directed TO the Of pima
cure q geu ricturss seminal weakness and the various
attended 70 removed il few days Dr. Clover consulted
in this cass OF diseases during the day evening his Offices
IN No. Ann str Private 4th door from ths Mu
scum Lamp At Office door n the evening.
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sptan and Ssssafas prepared by the New York College o
sdcine and rharmaGy esab,hsd for the suppression
quackery This refined and highly extract pos
:sssnf Al the purifying qualities and curative Of
nnitei superior any OF Sarsapaa present before
the public and be relied certain remedy for all
diseases arg from impure of the bood such ar
seioina sstheum ring-worm, bloches pimpes ulcers
PAIN IA the bones JOINTS nodes eruptons
sore throat disease arising from secondary eects o1
SYPHILIS or an injudicious use Of mercury
!. in cases Of hal half dozen Boitlss... ~
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union s
N.B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Onice oi the College, d Nassau
W. 8. RICHARDSON. M. d., Agent
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New Stock Exchange


100 dividends East Boston Co. ali do do Al $50 shas
NO, Norwich and Worcester RR bso 7sA IS do do. s4o
oo do d. TO- y; 90 do s0 7sl 90 do do So ISL
70 DO DO 80 7s 20 do 3O 76i; do East Boston Co.
vi % DO do st; as do Reading RR 2SH 225 do do btw
2o 81 DO Union Bank 1915 81 do Eastern RR ll5i 90
40 western RR, 49, 200 do do co. sst do Boston and
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER Is .


pshp pshp spendid Petis New Orleans, Johnson Lowden
ekdn paIque Emma, MUSCLE, Antwerp Gerdng Kunkle-
S1nngrs s1hr. s,s Wallace Abbott Bermuda Ne.mh&
AZ; sarah Ferguson, Newbe. Pla Phebe Eliza Osborn
Wi;am Wi;i, ssuIgs Clearman; Meguncook, Trim Bangor,
"''a"s . 9heidon; JOY, Allen, Boston, w Lewis.
a., Arrived.
han. ' Berry II days from H,vna h lead TO Dun
March; 226l to order. s''' 80 o' '
R PIG ,o 1hlp M DAYS. of Wsldoboro) from Donae Oct 49,
fo Ho i Ups sait 20 rouke Sou Left American
Of Kme,,on NJ Soh POINT Of Bonae spoke schr Emerald,
rasaee spoke brig Lucy Of aud fr Bosom days from City
M III cap!an ana mate sickspoke again on the
master, '' Wv" Po'"'os'' '"
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We have here the movements of the old United States
Bank, showing an expansion in SIX years Of nearly fifty
pc cent in the discounts and hundred per in
circulation We now annex tables showing the move
msnts of the principal State Banks for the same period
and it viii be seen there expansions similar to the
above. which carried through
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
ma cT,pTET
CHEAP

J4IE SUBSCRIBER Of the pioneers Of the cash system
desires 10 before the public that he continues
nstera IN the most superior style lower pees BY twenty
OF garments Witness the following list Of prices -
Best superfne wool black Dress Coat :. .SH to $40
: yess Of all kinds Silk Satin, Ca,simere ~ 70
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
IN the best style at the following prices
p Dress Loau ifom... ..........T 70 %
% i 30 TO 2
mia lmsrrc
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL


Election Fews.
The only additional retErns to those already
gwen are the followiugs
M'ssoun-The st. I4oais Republican Of the 9th
instant says.-" The election passed off vesterdav
very quietly and without any disturbance. The
returns from the city and county are incomplete.
out SO Tar as received we Get down the msjor,v for
Mr. Clay IN the county at about 400. The Whig
majority, SO far as heard from, is 28l."
DELAwARK.-This State has gone for CLAW. The
maJorltes were:-In Newcastle county 1872 for
Clay; Kent, 100 Clay; Suffolk 40 for Polk.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald]
WASHINGTON CRY, Nov. IL, 1874.
Polities-Mr. Clay's ,Adviee-His el<ctio~ .Givew
Up-Rsmms- 4dppointmsnts- Hotels
DEAR SIR
The last ray Of hope Of the wings is extinguish-
ed. Their hopes and future prospects have fed
like the visionary dreams Of midnight, and disap-
pointed their fondest anticipations. The mail boat
OF this evening brings sufficient returns from Geor-
gia and Iadiana and partial returns from Michigan,
that settles the hash beyond all doubt Their de-
feat is az awful and overwhelming an victory il un-
expected to the democrats. Little did they think
or reflect upon the solemn admonition Of Mr. Clay,
who on being informedwhow was his competitor over
the great political race course, exclaimed, " We
must not fight him as Jimmy Polk, but like Ma
poleon or Wellington" These were words Of
living truth, uttered by that great Statesman, who
felt The importance Of a strong, active, powerful
and efficient organization Of the whg party in or
der to beat Young Hickory"
A rumor is in circulation, and by many credited,
that South Caroline, and some of the other Sourh-
ern States intend voting for Hon John G. Calhoun.
tor the purpose OF carrying the election into the
House.
DR.. N. M. Miller is to be appointed Second As
slstant P: M General, in place Of JOHN w. Tyson.
ESQ.,, resigned
Hon. John g. Calhoun and family. X. K Cralle,
Esq Chief Clerk Of State Department, are at the
United States Hotel, instead OF at the National
Hotel, as mentioned heretofore, where they have
taken apartments for the season. This splendid
hotel, kept by Messrs. Tyler and Birch, erected
during the last summer is located in the most de-
sirable part OF the city, 10 second TO in its
pie accommodations, good tare, good liquor, style,
elegance, and every thing that is good, will, we
hope, meet with the encouragement and euccess
thar Its enterprslng and highly deserving proprie-
tors merit.
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the purpose Of showing the effect oths expansion Of the
government bank on those Of the two States =

In this table we hnd about the increase in the
local banks Of the two States find in the United
states Bank. and this forced expansion the part of the
local banks we can attribute principally the existence
Of the United States Bank and the rivalry carried be-
tween that and the State institutions
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Married,
On Tuesday, the l2th inst by the Rev. C. TAYLOR
JAMES LAWRENCE to LouIsA daughter Of Andrew Hood
Esq, of Staten Island.
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Passengers Arrived.
LoNDoN,Pachet ship TorcntoMaria q Simpson, Msria M
Simpson Henry Simpson, Robert w Simpson Abm Banks
feter Mckenze-70 in the steerage.
Passengers Sailed.
LivEhrooLShp Isabella-J Spier julius Lindn Louis
Schlin, w Williams, X Mckenzie Kev Mr. johnson.
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Packets 20 Arrive.


We shall esteem favor Captains OF Vessels will give
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo any foreign
Newspapers, they may have. He will board them I'M
medlaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
Or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical lnform,
tion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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J. PARKER'S DANCING ACADEMY,
DOWN TOWN

MR. Parker has the honor to his friends and
Az fe public that his Dancing School will for the
Saturday. the 10th Of November National Hail. 81 Canal
street nea, Beo,dway Days Of tuon Wednesday, aud sat
uriys Young Ladies' Class 3; Boys 5;
Gsntemens from TO- Mr. Parker having been burnt out az
Washington Hail. and disappointed his other
he hopes his friends and patrons will paronxe him National
HAIL. There fne large Ball Room private and
comfortable dressing The proprietor Mr. jackson
the public that wall be made FOR their
comfort. nl2 5ts
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

FASHIONABLE DANClNG.
MONS. GABRIEL De KORPON NAY
the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
giving instruction n t prnepai fasonabe Dances prevailing
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where his style met the admiration OF the public
and the marked approval Of the fashionable community
mong ohcf, s Mons proposes ,9 teach that well known
the vasc de peax Pas-the Mazourka-new Colions-new
Gaoppe, and all American Dances.
Mons. X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPoNAY n
man and English languages
Rooms engaged Is lark e,sc,y private cool
and airyo the Accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka and the Quadriles
the fsionab circles Of London and Paris be taught
four lessons.
For further Particular inqne Of MONS. KORPONAY at
his residence, 25 Park Place.
TEsMs;-Clsss Lesson. from to u. A. NJ, and
TO 2, l.. M, and from to IN the evening.
siI lessons, S6-lweve lrssons $40, and quarter, SIS
Private Lessonssx lessons So twelve lesous $2; quar-
ter $40.
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad
M
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MARITIME HERALD.

fOvements OF the Steamships.
- Steamers. Leave Lipl. Duet .ame'a Leape aS1ea
uoehi., ,,svne. "....... Nov 10
Britannia, Hewitt. Nov. -. Nov II. ..,. Dec. /
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NILOII !. n.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. III Will b. presented the
IN OF THE WORLD-Sir Peninax Mac Sycophant Mr.
Hacke Egerton Mr. o. Bauetf; Lady Kodopha Mrs Booth
After whirh. THE NY MPHS or THE kED sEA-The
Queen Of the Nymphs, Mrs. Booth; Pine-knot Mr. Burke;
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;i TE;iMaPEiRAMCE, 4 ! \, CHARITY, AMUSEMENT! !
L BENEVOLENT SOCIETY" proposes having direr.
ed Enertainert en- this Epenng the Hall o the Parent
to clothing and assisting the te'mfd Drunk
Ths opening Addrss will be by their kind friend
Thomas NJ Woodruff whoh every OCCASION
the great interest he e- in their prosperity and usefulness
Doctor valentine has most generously and with the
Kindness, feely offered his services their behalf for this
Epening, in aid Of the Temperance cause
The Choir and Ge Club will be attendance to diversity
the with their melody Tickets (ony one shilling
each,) TO be had at the door. MS ltsrc
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AUCTION SALES.

j BENJAMIN MOONEY. .Auctisneer.
FANCY GOODS Gc.--B M0ONEY < Co viii se T1.is
sea asso%en nj Oc ma SSois u Lsae
Toys sc &c. worthy the a,tsnton Of the city trade For
Enquirer and Evening Post Catalogues ready.
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ELOUR-2oo bbls Extra Eagle Mills St LOUIS Flour.
4 200 do r,erchants' do do do
80 do Crescent do

Landing ship Uncas from New Orleans and for sale by
nib h. X. COLLINS & Co, Sc Souhst.
CURE FOR BRONCHITIS, GROUP AND WHOOPING
- OCOUGH.-Dr BOWS Liniment nfallibl and speedy
remedy for the diseases above enumerated The
Edinburgh graduate OF that University and eminent pac-
tlsna phys Ainw ck Northumberland Besides hun
deds of witnessed in his private and IN
hmay Practice in which the nment once failed Of
its efficacy P Bow has aPprobaonsry letters from jstn-
gu'shed individuals Great Britain America ayouc,ou
the complete Of this nestmabe medicine To be had
with for the No CAS- Broadway and
vial. na ims rrc
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CIRCUS, BOWERY.
CHATHAM IHEATRE,

|
Mr. DlNNEFORD respectfully informs his friends and the
whsn among other VIII be produced the grand
On this occasion le has the pleasure that Mr.
H. Bakeey formerly of the Bower Theatre the kndest
manner volunteered his valuable services.
dn"m ddmoar' the Tartar. MI parsford
=. =. II. II.
For Other entertainments bills Of the day. The Boxbook
is open. nl5 2iss uc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PAHK THEATRE,

THIS rvrNTIrNxSHE rNTIrNxSErII UF MHS LYNNE. -,
the grand spectacle Of FAIR STAR Singing Apple and
.ne Dancing Waer.Biearoon MIR. John Dunn Chsry. Mrs.
.lI Daring The evening Mr. Henry Tmm and MI Al,s win
nswiv nyented olian Piano furnished by Messrs Nunus
CLARKE Master sconca w perform Grand Fantasia com:
by MI II linn Iogs.hsr wl,h Singing Dancing, &c
isanders-PeMssr M Wilkins, Mrs Timm; Pheim scud Mr.
br,ugham Nicodemus Crowqul. Mr. John Dunn.
ADMIssoN-Dess Circle cents; Upper Boxes Isl Pit 25
noia iatss a
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GREAT SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
HE celebrated Gallery Of Oil Paintings Marble satuary,
oil Wedt esday and Thu sday next the 2s insants
wi continue open till the day Of sale the Gallery in the
rannf Building 2o Broadway where hey
known that Of them suffice il 10 saw
a IS without exception the and valuable col
lection that has tsken place in the United States
Entrance in Broadway number Of seats OK feet in
length with backs, used in the Gallery. for sale low
mis- 2tis*rrc
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Packets 10 Sail.
LIVERPOOL.
Montezuma. Lo sber, Nov. l6
Hotungusr, Bursley, Nov. 81
Koscius. Collins, Nov. 26
PORTSMOUTH.
II. Hudson, Moore, Nov. 20
Prince Albert, Ssbor, Dec. 1
HAvHE.
Zurich, Johnston. Nov. 1e
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WILLIAM SCHARkENBERG K FERD. LUIS beg leave
~ TO inform their friends and the public general they
have formed Coparnershp for importation OF Foreign
nsc Tor the sale Of which they have opened Depot the
store s6 Broadway near Franklin street where may ts
santiy found all the Classical Works OF the celebrated
Herman and Italian composers well all the latest pubc
tons, OF which they viii always have complete az
Published in Europe.
Italian Strings q superior quality for vons Guitars
HaIIn NC &C ohve. Wire kosin, NC. O5
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BurrAL9 Noy liar Wayne p,rkins, and Franklin
monds Toledo; Bunker Hill Sanard and Lexington Appe
Detroit; Maurice Wyard Conneaut Eudora, Burwe Mic
sbeccy sn psc Mewha Chicas1 G,d Clinton. Sque
ChesaPeaks Kelsey Toledo &c; Constution Waite; Brs
Root Milan; Birmingham, Bradley sasdusky; Minerva Lo
et Otter Creek Ward Benedict st Joseph; Fletcher B
tholomew Toledo; Smead, Wincheli, Erie.
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0,O LADIES AND CONFERENCE.-THE PERSIAN
SOAP cosmetic that eatrsly removes tan, sunbu!n
and and adds beauty and the skinat the
extoea Of have vay attempted TO imee
Price so cents -. i.
Princes Os Tooth Paste. while beauties the Teeth.
moving preventing appearance OF Tartar II improves
the co Of the lis aud gooms and additional beauty
to the tout On sess6Jso Of the mouth. Pes ~
For the Ladies the Ts6Jets De Pssr = Bstrs, for i
proving the COMPLEXION giving increased softness asd bsay
upon ssitatoa or other eaSses rrle: cent, N.
a.s o. Ase CooEsIs Lotion one bottle will relieve in The
won't ca'es. Price 80 cents. tf =. -
Jsni.en Coneentrsted Eetarie rmedy Tor the TsosA
Ashe 10 suec s witout parallel thoroughly removes
e.. % and entirely DEE that sassbs sn TO The
ofsnein ~ dfcayrd teeth. Prize 80 cerN. -
O aq H., e II ion a9S syup Salt RAsn. Ring Worm
u the hoss.s Of tbs country and Europe have unanimously
concur 90 IN ononncp9 then the Oaly ramsdy that bQ
relied on ~ al c4aes Fnee u
Femoie Monthly Flls from M bundeaoeQue Of rsa,seoI
n al ca,si q or tins aurs natas 10
strict cas az. 4 eu TO the ,sirsc.on. rncs 7. c4ss
keysers 0nn Destroyer cannon sxeeruanase oru>
Of any kind g,vep IN tn; a ssasss aaay cases nay =
cured ~ one .! Two aos ~ pleasant To
dren laks il without ti.ksalty. fnce g cenu.
CoOdwilPs Dffeyecn ana GOODMAN
which faeu, wa,ranresa
them IN forty-s sh rc ca,es OF
weakness, IN all its stages. fr,ce W Genes.
Of Grand "a im-ec
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

1 Those Invaluable Powden have been uuiyerlay Adopted
in Europe but France IN pa1teuar for apwards Of yea
sss and ecaeoas med Tor married sdiss woss SesS fc,:
bids too mpid increase Of family.
The rsus Of their adoption TO the happiness, d Aalsk
cav often nc life of many "a aeeonate w aud fond moth
r. are eo vast 70 touch upon whis ~ na Of advertise
which Affect not only the p1esent well being Of
parents but the future happiness Of their offspring. Is
bu vel krovn thai the families Of the married often in
beyond the happiness those who them birth would
dictate! Ia how instances does the hard working father
nd more epecsy the mother Of poor family remain slaves
oag but to 1--we and living bat 10 oil whsa they might
Joysd cnnDo and a1uepco; and toll
have weighed down the spirit AID at last broken the health Of
he father how often TIE WIDOW et unab: with he most
coming degraded objects Of chayor proGat ofvice1
Even though competence and plenty smile how often,
la the days OF the kind husband and ths embtered
IN beoins the emscated nm and declining health Of tho
companion Of bis BOSOM she had reached the
hirty-ias sinking into pcassss smve-with the esa.ain
spect Of himself being early bere Of the Of his joys
nd ad his young helpless chdFea cS tOse
tearing attentions and watchfdl solicude Witch mother
alone besow. not unfeg neatiy time wAn able
morator parents 70 increase the; Imies regardless Of
consequences u Themselves the we'll bsng Of their
when simple healthy and certain rsaedy within
controi he advertiser selling the subject
s,d estimating the vast esapg Thousands BY ths
the attention OF the married i confederation Is it wise
n vlrtuos to to hieh subject by simple
nd healthy within contr, Every dispsssonats,
yirtunus and enlightened mnd will unhesitatingly
me Affirmative.
Price five dollars PACKAGE accompanied with fall and pa.
ocular directions.
All letter. ~ s Be- raid and addressed 10. a" N
rnncspai Office hs C;ssawish street: New York Ohhcs
do 2mSrc
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MEDICAL.
= on sTRICTURE AND ITS CURE.

al ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE. ~.
Hs'ssz ss e: .:9ssHs sHsa
lsThst Structure common malsdy and hsqssatiy
2nd-ThAt notion prevails with regard 70
sd-hat although Structure may long remain dormant
no, 70 be It always ending to other Iofms OIL
hs.. are thre. eircamstancs. particular by
sl Il: may 81 ss:I BE- sssy
certain Tree from pain or Inconvenience and gsfy &C.
mWi'h s:d ,oths issasnsy Of structure this wiz not
& % a:is ssy ;ss
with chronic which naturally ssrmins,ss
in and A ssS il Is q =:
obseIy this .hcLsnns may exis. withogt set aud
50 that remain in perfect darkness = 20 the
Asobsr hns a leads the attention Of from this d.or
Dc, The notion s sn e's osev: sf 80
ad sss o Ss ss
while The visible effect Of early structure !. nSi on the par. IT.
e but on the mind Causing lownsss Of spirits ana want Of
e'.: a mild G ANY ssss sfi% as
scarcely possible those acquainted with m'eae ana
%b *: .a q s s asa dfrh o
dssasge il; Now this morbid condition Of the asssass
pieou. ever tending destroy these
aas ns debility & s ike
proceed from mild and lnsuspecfsd structure. 60
V "sTs as:TSs than 10 hay;
and say stages and foTusalslv. there three aresaf
s % are I sn %hs
that the need no. be pc impsdea and
@ .l Sa sa o sd na
s vii VIII so 50
Tas ..,iiif ronMEs GGuySasnaA MAY HAVE RENAMED
uscynEDLis NOS much how long ago may have oc-
% % s1s
Sc C. sHsa ssi Sis'a
hs e H. gsss
G ss H. ols % s eGs "a but
ccm%oa thas the witsr scarcely Of Structure il
ss; capable Of bushes; aau formerly Much BE- adya9e
SS s % ns to
the fact Itself proved by The return of msdtal
On 6s lic.urs i repeated that this tar !,
very lts time 50 much his. however could not have
bern some but such have been the late IN
careful and @ f @
distance &C. undertake the cure ,smeSes and happily
TO- VITO "a s
s%ss ~ any particular case may Call iS 4he zee on neA
Or Ralph also takes sn. opportunity Of ssying h? he
ans New
+ S % at s as ys% IN ; srS &
that their he believes however
CHEEKY have s red long from certain class OF
people ana other causes who eau properly
aLs mis-
Dr. RALPH iurher CONSIDERS duty. especially those VIII
strangers city. and also obtain the confidence
sf' fss s IS snSao adsa s
has been engaged the of these diseases nth in Hospa
city for than thirty and has pub
editions Of work expressly them Also TINT he ha
letters from the eminent Phyc Europe to the
in Arercaas Sir Astey Cooper of London to DR.
Nett Of New York DR. Physck of PhadephA end Others
he
emnence in this city. The rrivats Treatise" s 81. Ad
| dress DR. Ralph sen "a Greenwich st.. j26 I'm re
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DOCTOR JORDAN'S
D. PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES,

FOR THE CURE Of diseases, offer advantages
possessed other remedy wit :-is They contain
thing requisite for inerna and use g. App!o
BY ontor secret malsdic: with full drsc-
without exposure consultation 5 One package makes
ont c The use occascns neither loss Of ms or IN.
and lastly the Monitor points out the only mods
mnal Weekness &c; No Xsnersa diseases in all It's
ges No 8, for Fipor Albus, or Whites.
The Monitor 50 cents the complete packages each a.
.ecurely packed post paid remitAnces.
Sold only Drug Store 60 Prince Marion
few doom East Of N,bo Private entrance cox Marion, con,
tinuaton of Centre. 81 n d. i25 lmkua
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MAGNIN'S
CIAy 6nb INA

rs sovereign end pecdy ce forcpent c,nsumptioa bar
rrnness impotency lucorh% whites INSTRUCTED difficult
Of painful mems Iu1tion Inconsistencies Of
discharge thereof and for the general postraon Of system
Iarty illness accident 1t pleasant to thu taste and posi-
lively ia its operations. Its unrvaed repuat on in both
result Of its almost virtues
- wv LET NO ONE DESPAIR
Nothing can be more surprising than It's nvgotng effects
on the human frame Persons afflicted with weakness and las
ude before taking become robust ant full of
loseness Of he sma: farS whc !. the only
very was considered 70 be ncurab Lsagusg: indeed
justice the merits ofthe Lucpa Cordial which y 70
Esrded BY the heads Of the faculty 10 all parts word
Of the impota medical discoveries OF age
Sold Wholesale and reta this eiIy rs Fulton reet,
corner Nassau and Smith Eowie Washington Boston.
Price 50 per bottle, Szt per dozen is lm*ec