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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lCOnRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE y. T.. FARMER.l
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 81 cot i urr hushul Red
Top no To ~ cts. CloyerNorlhcn!t 10 . Southern,
4 Il Q c. Flax seed, 81 80 per bllshc Luccrne, 50 Z.
per III. Canary Seed $500 per bushc.
GRAIN. COrn-N Orthern,new, hushe 90 to00-South.
ern round yellow, old 50 53Souhcrn Hat yellow new,
50 Il 5l-do do white AZ ado New Orleans 90 a 90
Barley Oh II O0-Ryc. Nurthern II 1jdo. Southern, n
72-Oats, Southern. co 3l-NOrlhern do. 10 10 36-
''"nns per bushr OOu e.. Shorts per double buhcl 10
Flour Baltimore '..w"rd street, mos. or, 81 81
OOO-Philndrlpha do mos. 81 II 4 a. -Prelcr,rks.
hnrgh, low I'd 4 m0sd 4 q 0OO--AcNandrn, wharf
mnunnin. 10 o OO-GeneSsee, common. cash. 81 60 n
TO do fancy brands 50 Il 37--Ohio via Canal 81 Oh
40 dO-dn,o New Orleans, cash 81 - 90. Rye 30
uOOn--mdnn Meal in hbls 2o1.n 80 90
PROVISIONS Bcei-Ncss 4 mo new hbl. Sc - n 100
-Nav,-sG 90 6 2j--No. L. 80 6 OO--do Prime 50 %
So aj-Pork-ENiru clear mo. hill Sll jOa II 80 do
Clear $40 j0n 10 IS do. Mes, rs so 90 0D-d0 Prime
50 7O0-do Mess from 0thcr States 90 90 a 90 90
do Prime do do so 10 0 10 do Cargo do. OOU-Cerr
do 90 20 90 90 Bucr sirpns,l5a Is do store, unn-
speCicd 10 Edo dairy IL cents 2O-nrd No. BOs.
ms 90 OOlo south and Western 5a Gllams, Boston,
a. l2-Souiharn mud Western 6H6 l.2 -Chcese.
Shp'g and / meal, 3n 4 LIDO new milk, 4 l-2 as ~
WOOL. Duty Tile value whereof =, the place ol ex'
porlnon shall exceed cents per pound, per cent
a yHurcm. All whereof the value exceeds cents per
pound 40 per G., nd. val. and cts per pound
Prime or Sty"ny Fecces, washed Id. 10 30 Gamer
iran full blood do l3 ij-Do 3-l do 81 lO-Do l-2 do
33a 3j--l.i and common do q 33--Smyrna sheer
washed, goa 2j-Do uuwaslGd, lOt l1-Bengas do a II
-SSuNonV, clean OO--BuenOs Ayrcs mpiChrd, IN 0--lO
do do picked 10 u j--ruperlne Northern pulled lamb 81
niO--No do do do 80 3j--No do do 40 - 3O-No
do do do II II 20.
HOPS Dur, 30 per cent. list soft Mass ls43, d.
6 Lea :; 2d no. 4 l.2a5
HAY. sA TO 10 per ton--Easlern screwed 10 to l2
EGGS, l2E II.
POULTRY. Turhics per ID. from to 60 ccnts--Gecs,
common TO o-Bremen 20 to 90 Chickens Ito 90
Ducks to 90.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. II. s. CHASE, Dental Surgeon,

ID ESPECTFULIY informs the inhabitants of w OostOch
IN aud vicinity that he will remain here short time, Tor
the purpose OF performing any operations on The Teeth
which may require his professional skill.
II is hardly necessary to urge the importance OF the
riOS operations in Dental surgery almost every one
has had an opportunity Owitnessing their beneficial
suits, when well performed
DR. CHASE pledges hinlsellto perform every operation
in the most skia and careful manner, and To the entire
satisfaction Of the Patient otherwise his services will be
considered gTdtuitOuS.
PLUGGING-50 cts to 81 90.
Particular attention paid 10 plugging dcc ed teeth with
Gold and other indcstuc,ibc metals, which operation,
well performed, will positively arrest d6cdy aud restore
the diseased member tn its original hen III aud usefulness.
Many who suppose their teeth perfectly sound, would do
well to have IN examination mneby him, US it will be
done with pleasure and without Charee
EXiRACTING-25 cts,
Teeth extracted with "Cheayersn splendid Forceps,
with far less pain than Is usually experienced from the
o the Turnkey, and without any danger Of injury TO the
gum, or aveolar process.
SCALING,
When snvury Cacnlus tartar collects upon the teeth
they should be Immediately subjected operation Tor
its removal, il can be- done without pain or the least
Inconvenience 10 the patien inr when deposit of this
disgusting substance takes place causes irritation of the
gums, absorption of the ayeoar process and premature
decay.
ENGRAVING,
Elegant incOrrutible teeth Of the NATURAL SHAPE ANn
COLOUR cngrned on the mngs OF teeth whose crowns
much decay ed preclude the possibility Of resor
! ing them to usefulness IN ANY other manner.
Whole parts Of ol teeth, inserted gold in TIT
neatesi manner. with without artificial gums The
case may require.
Charges according the circumstances of the case but
| in every instance they vii be reasonable.
Professional visits made tommy part OF the town With
| onLeNra charge.
Office in the Bank Building, orcr o. "A. Bryanr'
s TO Il i. 200 Gu
| MAY NJ. 1874
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HE FUNERAL OF Col. f.. Ii. BILLINGS
was attended on the 2lst inst. His re-
mains were escorted from West Rut-
land, to'the foot of the mountain by two
fine military companies under the COM
mand of General Hopkins, On the road
to Bridgewater the remains were met by
large cavacade from Woodstock and,
followed by procession ofcltizens On foot,
entered the village at about 10 o'clock A,
Nj. At the Medical College The Profess
sors and Students, and at the Court House
the Bar Joined the procession which swell
ed as it passed through Central street to
the late residence of the deceased and on to
the Congregational Meeting House, 20 a
length never before seen in this vicinity,
AT the meeting House an appropriate
piece was performed by the choir and the
throne OF Grace addressed by the Rev, Mr.
Wright, after which the procession accom-
panied the remains to the tomb. In the
afternoon beautiful spot was selected in
the burying ground, and the mortal re-
ma,ns of one universally loved when living,
were left to their last repose.
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A REAL VARMlNT.-The following res
oln,lon, adopted at a meeting of wings in
Tippecanoe Township, Georgia, is the ne
PITS ultra oSwhig arguments in favor of
Mr. Clay. AS it was no doubt intended
"for the public eye," we give it place.
Resolved, That Henry Clay is the tai
lest coon, has the longest tail, the most
rings round it, and the brightest one, too,
of any other coon in all the American dig
gins"
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"Mothcr, mother, does money have the
rheuma,isl" "Why no, my child" Well
mother, see by this newspaper that mon
ev is easier; and dad is always easier after
he has had the rheumatis." Get along
to school-t's nine O'Clock, this minute"
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FACTS FOR TIL f. Pc OPL E
SPREAD THE LIGHT!
THE CHEAPEST PAPE R IN
VERMONT.
THE COON HUNTER.

Feeling confident that the democracy of Vermont are
determined to enter heart md soul into the coming
State and Presidential reconSwe propose to puhlisl,iOr
the period of eighteen wscks preceding the I'd Tnesdy
in November, II handsome and cheap paper, composed
chiefly of the political matterof the Age, to be entitled
TUE COON HUNTER, which will be half the size Of
the Age and as its ndcues devoted TO the espe
,ia use aud benefit of the old II will be furnished
on the following low terms, cash Arrays in ddronce.
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New Slore-New Firm-New Goods,
BRENSMAED Il BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID,
Blu ELLINGTON, w.,

A RE prepared 10 sell at the lowest Boston New
n York prices AZ wholesale retail, Watches, Clocks
Jewelry, German Silver plated, britannia aud other
Metal Goods, Gold himbes, Specaces. Chains, Rings,
Pins, rooches and all goods in the line, aud besides the
finest description of Goods keeping great vart-
~ al Goods al Wholesale to supply Pedars Others, Ia
sell again, and invite calls mud orders from abroad
assuring customers that they will find the Goods low and
OF The quality they are sold for.
We import Goods or buy them wherever we can get
them To advantage md shall sell that give
toners satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended TO promptly, and
good bargains given, ay the least by personal
plicalion, Clocks or Watches, by the Box single
We agents FIR the Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Fly
Nets for Horses. and MOrTisOn's Pills.
We have Willow Ware, Combs, brushes, IIousekeep-
Ing Articles, Rors, and other Cutlery, Communion Fur
nure, Fishing Tackle, Baskets, Stocks Scaris Collars
Suspenders, DC,
We have Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Musical instrl-
menis, Bass and Double Bass Vi0s MeOdans, and most
smaller instruments aud Musical Merchandise
In short we woni just say that we have very eSen-
svc and varied assortment of 1meTcan English German
and Paris FANCY ARTICLES, and we are fully
That the to sell them is TO put them low that
Boston New York will not lie favorable place Ia
bny them. We buy Tor Cash. and sell Tor cash Our
buy cheap here at any other place. any
chooses to send us the cash for gold or silver
Watch from distance amy other article, and leave the
selection to Ms they shall have article worth the nancy
sent AMI il does not suit can be exchanged Our sill:
yer Spoons ARE made in uur own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing.
BRlNSMAlD n BROTHERS,
nlO Burlington Vermont,
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ats very convenient to find ones self
married not only to your wife, but to her
relations as lives within fifty miles round"
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NOTICE,

NOIIJf.
HEREBY renqush tony son MARX :. DE.RING his
time the remainder OF his minorty,'o transact business
Tor himseand shalt pay debts ol his cOntractns nor
claim ANY or his earnings alter this date ~
2lO-3w+ JOSEPH DEARlNG.
,,,., Mrs u. 7. bearing,
""''s' Miss l.. bearing.
Bethel NAV |, sli.
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No subscription received for less than five copies,
cepi when taken at the Office Payment must in eutry
case b. made in ndronce, and free ofPoaagf.
II Postmnsters Democratic Committees. and each in
dividnal democrat will ohge by acting agents.
The first unmher will be issued about the last oiluly
1--WE shall he happy To reciprorate the favor with n
nv of brethren, who will give the above few nser
lions
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sDlRiH).

In Bloomington, H., April lrh, AMELIA L,,
wife of Zerah Munsl Esq, and daughter Of Hon.
Joseph A. Curtis Of Warren. VI. aged 81.
In Hartford, April, 2lst THOMAS COOTY,
nced "a.
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THAT LIE!

sDeWhen will the Waterman retract its infi-
nous lie about Mr. WoodbTy's speech' Sever
coon papers have had the candor TO do so. lis.
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A change of pasture makes fat calves.
JErrERsoN's OPINION OF CLAY.

"Towards Mr. Clay ms u politician, Mr. Jefferson
constantly manifested a strong rcpungance, and
often said he was merely splendid orator, with.
out any valuable knowledge from experience or
study, or any determined public principles found
ed in sound political science, either practical or
theoretical "-Thomus Jefferson.
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JACKsoN's OPINION OF MIR CLAY.

"Under such circumstances, how contemplate
does ,hiS demogogue appear, when he descends
from his high place in The Sena", and roams
about The country retailing slanasrs upon The
firing and The -.4HdreW Juc tson.
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NOTICE.

MI
vHNlIS is to certify that have relinqnishcd to- son
II CALVIN u. ABBOTT, his time during hls minority
and shall claim Of his earnings nor pay any debts
Of his contracting from this date. DANFORD ABBoII
Bethel, May 9th, lsll, 2Oy 3w'
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WEBSTER'S OPINION OF Mr. CLAY.
'llenry Clay has too many heresrs about him
ever TO gain my support. Daniel UeJster.
RANpoLPHs OPINION OF MR. CLAY.

"ile il talented hut corrupt lie siinks and
shines, and shines and silnks like rotten mack
erel hy moon ght. John Randoiph.
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HARRISON'S OPINION OF MR. CLAY.
81 will do my duty, even If Mr. Clay is TO he
benefited by it, from whom have experienced
uRgenerous treatment, in requiial for years Of
deroiei scrrice,u"-H Harrison.
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HULL'~ MISSES.
uorrrE tn RypTTTRED pERgONy

nERSONs afflicted With nrpfgrps may rly uron the b-~f 10
stumspt. the world ,fords application me OeS
10 Vesey street q either of the Agents in the PRINCIPAL
avn. iu the United Staes Re careful examine hack
I'D III uIls Tres " they endorsed by DR. HILL
n writing None genuine, to be relied good,
without his signature
Many persons have undertaken vend m,tstious Of Hns
celebrated Tusses End thousands nfoaed uron
These limitations be relied upon; they ads
" unsklfu mechanics. aud better than the ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms hsv. been fitted M No vcsey exclusively
Tor ladies having seIane entrance from the business des
nrnt where female in conssnt attendance 10 wat aron
female PATENTS sl1 imrc
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The Violet.

A violet blossom'd on the lea,
Hall hidden from the eye.
Az fair flower as you might sec
When there came tripping by
A shepherd maiden lair aud young.
Lightly, lightly DER the lea
Care she Anew not, and she sung
Merrily
20 were but the fsirsst flower
That blossoms ON the lea;
Ifoniy for one little hour,
That che might gather me-
Clasp ms in her bonny breast"
Thought the little flower.
o that IN 1t might rest
But an hour !"
Lack.s-dsy Up came the lass,
Needed not tbs violet
Trod It down into the grass
Though 1t died, twas happy yet.
"Trodden down although lie,
Yet my death il very sweet
For cannot choose but die
AT her feet ~
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THE
N v | $ Il l. L

60 eiosrIy resembles tr real hesd of hair that scsrcs and
connOsseurs have pronounced the lerect and str
ordinary invention Of the day The .dtMage ~ his
iove and unique wig il IL being made wh.u, sw,ns q
weaving which is a. closely u enpe
he natural hair both W ghtess aud n,fu sPIanc@ - 70
efy drtecfon m teruw beng 40 BEAUTIFUL so "rone ana 20
rec that ~ all ~ nsrstrsio evaporation unmIFd.
md the evils ~ other entirely avoided he seepns
md connosseur alike invited ~ uee THIS novel ana bean
ifu Wig AMI the peculiar method o. hng the bead ~ the
nsnufscu~rs A. T.. Barry, 6 Broadway corner OF Liberty
..,r., ~ vi m &c
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OAItlst AtaDss,I DisfOie ,cagiiva Iron
IL. Italy, RESPECTFULLY invites the gentry, the inhabitants
opkeepe blzsa country dealers and the public general
Grand and Division stets wher. he n, ungseksd Just now
Aabaser Black Marble spa Agsta Yellow Stone staciip
Red and various other marbles Verde d. Pra,o Granite Sc
&c Consisting Of various sizes Of Groups, Figures Buss
Tazzes Hebe Ewes. Euuscan Vases Cadesticks, TaIrp
Pen Trsys Ink Stands Watch Cases Clock Stands; Tim. pie
md Oral Wages. Bottles rooTs and nE. Dogs Table. vi
1orzoly and Ring Vases Payer Weights, kns Stands, Care
Boxes SNUFF Boxes Ansnus Painting Of Mount vesuyps o.
Bosnist VIC. &c. Prc. Vi articles from I2 TO ssoo
terms Admission free, ais lmsm
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I BONNARD, Nassau street The proprietor can fear
lessy recomnend this establishment general atisntion
IL has for been conducted style that ts
French and Foreign residents has afforded universal satfac
tion His tabs abounds th every luxury the stdioas
require whether the English French style Of cookery
His Wines, Fruits and Liquors the best bands-he
Walters kng) polite and the general arrange
m~nr. Of the tables cool and saloon, for and
social parties, NOT To be elualled. }. B0NNARD,
a imsnc Nassau street.
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
much OF the Biscuit and Crackers which are sold IN his
city by the above entirely different from the soda
Biscuit and Sugar Crackers made his Bakery which have
been used by nvds particularly those who suffer from nd
for than with the best results
perhaps good for in health wholly unfit for the
sick The above Biscuit and Crackers, also Butter Biscuit
Wine Biscuit Butter Crackers Water Crackers, Pilot and
establishment 275 Washington street. Of
Warren street. EPHkAlM TkEADWELL.
iv2Q SIN rrr
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OLD ESTABLISHED EAiGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE
- 49, @ @

JOHN HERDMAN. 81 SCUM s,.oe New Yyln.
The subscriber continue make arrangements bring
from Great Britain and Ireland tya Liverpoo
who he engaged this Office with of his
United States board the packet ships sailing from Liver
pool five daysand in order afford every facility. he
will have despatched American ships New York and
Boston, every week during the year
Those sending for their friends rely that the due and
d attention will be shown them heretofore and should
Of those for embark the money will be refunded
and those RENTING their friends have
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange for suit, payable de-
aad at the following banks, without discount or any other
charged, wiz
ENGLAND j. Built, Son Co., Bankers, London;
j. BaIned Co.. Liverpoo the National Provincial Bank Of
England and Branches throughout England and Wales York
shire District Bank and Braacies Birmingham Banking CO.;
Lancaster Banking Co.
AND--Nationa Bank Of Ireland and Branches, and
Provincial Bank of Ireland and Branches all the principal
towns throughout the Kingdom.
SCOTLAND-Eastem Bank or Scotland and Bran ches
Greenock Banking Go. III Glasgow and GTeeuock.
Persons residing the country and wishing send money
their friends, may being done satisfactorily their
RENTING the amount they wish SENT with the and address
OF the person for whom ntended draft for the amount
will then be warded first packet aud receipt
for the same returned BY mail.
For further particulars apply M by letter. post psid)
sl6ec JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South 81.
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thEl>Lh OtINA.
REMOVED TO
mo. SIS Liberty STREET,

A DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
n. always on hand large Of dinnei and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain, well Dinner and
Dessert Plates Of all sizes assorted Dishes, Soup Tueen
Covered Dishes salad Bowls Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stands
Also Fancy Tea Ssts, aad Rich Decorated Dinner Ses
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek Preach aud American
share.
All the articles Of the best quality and b.
old on liberal rrms. and in lots suit purchasen.
ala Gm
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LOCOMOTI.v PRINTING ENGINE.
HIS John street, near Pearl.
NIRCULARs. Bill Heads Bills Of Lading, Shipping and
~ other kecepts Hand and Posting Bills Labels &c. &c.
printed TO order at,the lowest cash prices.
MACHINERY FOR CARD PRINTING.
Having of the hadsomest and best pieces Of machinery
invented for Printing Cards, furnish them Of
quality, thu shortest notice, and REMARKABLY low
EOLGER X SUTTON Printers.
NB-No runners engaged solicit orders, printing.
Please call the Office a29 ln*m
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THE NEW HOTEL,

THE New Hotel. corner Of Broadway and Wavsrly aud
Washington Places will be oIsnsd about tbs first OF No
ysmbsr, ander the Of Mr. John Bllmgs The
Restaurant will he conducted by Mr. Baptste Monot. -
Applications for be made TO S Billings,
daily IN the Of the Hotel Wavery Place oy
letter addressed to l0i Leonard street 80 2w-ec
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON, GEORGIA
!9 EH

THIS ROAD Is in operation daily SUNDAYS excepted for
Transportation Of Passengers and Freight New comorta
BILE Passengers Cars have eceny placed The and
great regularity Ths COMPANY Ia. also Su@bsr { BaTfen
duce which may offer, Goods consg,ed tie ompany'.
Agent in sayannah will be received and free Of
.ais and road freight A. ehEs dpo.sTd
CHARLESTON owned and commanded by Captains Brooks
and Barde run between Charleston and Savanna
THURSDAYS AID Saturday, and the Line win
"A NJ Immediately after the arrival Of the Wilmington steam
eT-reach savannah BY same dy and take the from
is less staying than other Mont somery ans liz fare Is
low. +. AFITTE, Agent for the Lins in Charleston
$3.50 i X. II. CUYLER, President
THOMAS PURSE, General Superintendent.
Savannah, August 1874. rs lnrc
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r.ASH'S CARkAGEEN PASTE,
MANUFACTURED and sold by John Nash, Jersey City,
M and sold also, Wholesale and slal following Depors
in New Ysrk -
Kashton and Company, Broadway.
Mllhaus Pharmacy, Broadway.
A. b. Sands as Broadway.

Henry j. Chapman, Fulton street.
Ana retail Of all tin principal Drug Stores
The medicinal qualities OF this elegant fashionable epa-
ration have been long known TO the public Physicians have
highly article Of diet for nvads for
those suffering from Pulmonary Consumption Hitherto this
substance only used incidentally from the very
which the article has been prepared
will only be used by the Sick but luxury by ALL
In Of its highly demucent properties and power
aayng irritation Of the airpassa2es, the Of public
Bar will be Invaluable aud their patronage RESPECTFULLY
dedicated, by their obedent servant, JOHN NASH
Inn Ere
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILTTATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOvATOR

IN all those where manly is impaired where the
mental aud physical Frustrated by unfesrainr
Indulgence Of the passions particularly by those solitary and
destructive habits nf early youth ducng nocturnal emissions
and debility the Hygan Renovaor will he found an nfabl
remedy II Oh. Of reproduction both T.
healthy action, and removes mpotency b. infusng
energy into the la many Instances the effect stn,
fails chronic gieets and whites, ard
removes sterlty by restoring healhy uerne action Refer
be- given ayscns who have prescribed us
With those Affections also IN DysI-p
s weakne. the back and ons and af.c the urinary
organs sold ouy the importing Agents." 200 Fulton
street New York Price 81 per bottle Of 10 and for
warded 10 all parts OF the Union. 49,
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Qhn.l KEw,AKD.--GGkoss srLtiEIC MNlAIukss

1k 4. L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DCOb For the Of Gononh1a, Gects, Srctures ant
analogous complaints Of the Of generation.
or Ill remedies yet discovered FOR the above complaints, thu
II m.kes speedy and permanent cure without the least
stcrion 10 Diet drink exposure. change application bu
siness.
we give no long quacksh recommendations 70 deceive tn
pubc liz the medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
suraL Cor h Our object notify where be had
he proprietor challenges single cassof Gonorha b.
brought which the Mixture will not effect rapid undo
q forfeiture Of 800 .
ctvhigh low rich and matrimonial and single. They
are presented with remedy by which they them
calves without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease be contracted n dose Of the Min
turs Il paken at night going 10 bed when exposed.
n T. mi mn 10 bottles full directions sccompan ng IT, al
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally ouresA
many are cured in days.
For sale only At WIN. H. Minors, 100 Broadway corner
John st. opposite franklin House, New York; Mr. Bsrrys
osr OF Chrnu and Seventh STREETS PhilsdrIrh;a md
:. ~ .shiretnr .tr~,. Rosnr Canal street, New
frl IN. and o. Nsn street Cincinnati sla