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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

Bermuda sMassasoit Taunton Below Peiades f CHARLES
BALTIMORE, Aug lO-Arr Cumberland, Bremen; Isabella,
Philadelphia Syvanus Jenkins New NYork; Condor Bre
Bremen Franklin Goucester Thos Hooper, Antigua X
low gallot supposed The Frau Annette fin Liverpool Sid
La Guayra and Porto Cabeo; James, Eastern port.
ALEXANDRIA DC. Aug GArr Dodge, New York: Olive st
John, NIB.
miscellaneous Record
Captain Tbbe,ts, of the Drgo. Philadelphia from St
Vincent responsibility 81 90 miles East Of Martins fell
with raft aud took from two French who stated
that they belonged lighter bound from ST Bas st Mar
tins had been capsized the previous day squa and
compelled take the raft for saving nothing
bat what they had on.
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to &c Was undoubtedly the orecasIie Ces.urion
ose Of tne s,ans IS BE- bore that nSne n.s,
h the from the New Haven Herald Of the 9th
Mr. I'd tori wish correct false statement in regard
u hs that
the sch Henry Barnes the time the struck
as Of "a q d saw r
ssd north Of US s,aee noticed the second Soa
69s Two miles he first and M ordered The
down. We on the wind at the time with hardly wind
can be proved BY the crew on board,
s-The schooner now in Gaford undergoing repairs
launched from the ship yard Of Davis Burton soaihw
wharf and thus hung Till the necessary tackle rgged
the vessel lifted off,
T Jh g. Bn sSoo he and brig ps a ed Gn
ted States touching at Valparaiso The Perry was las. from
Oahu, Sandwich Islands, about the middle Of March.
Notice 10 Mariners.
Buoy MIssSG.-Capt Dram, Of the Caroline Clark which
arrived Providence from pctou that he passed Geat
K "a Close III he
coast and the buoy should be Immediately replaced
c1sss 81 r.
and begin 10 show her light July IS in the evening The said
a'fs% Ts'f5 s"s e!
81 . A a ae and
Gssi The pilots are ordered to keep lockout board Of
po @ n%oe and he @ay
tfas any place where Danish pilots engage bring
Top Of the mast Of the light ship as long pilot Is left on
board Of the which, however, will be lowered when the
WhaIcmcn.
msi % AR no IA & D Web b Nsn oil
S Naaga9sett, Nant, a days FIN Sandwich Islands, 1000
At Huaheina Mich IA, Neptune, MI, oil NOT stated
Spoken.
Hecla, from New York for Port Prince. 29th ult.
Tahmsroo from New York for Kingston Ja 3oh u lat %
Geo " Clifford, 9th inst off Georges
Foreign Ports.
CuRAcoA July 22-In port Sarah Lavna Fowler for New
GuarAsA Pr July 2s-In port Condor, unc; EoIus, inst
Russia Wallace, diss; Thames Hodgdon for
Verbs uac H,aash disg Going in, Rosai6a Tton ' im
York No report of Ezpeeta or Juliet, which in port
Hone Ksso. March so-sld Panama. Griswold, Chusan.
Home POrts.
HAILowELL, Aug Arr Levant. Philadelphia
E, aasz-A s. simoas Fhsdsphia.
Bos4oS Aug f Aan DSnsl Lswsnee B
9xa!s G Ks &sEis B SSss s%%
If 95 vs.
York. Russian, Bueno Ayres; Egie Cape Hayden Cid 9th
p,i and WIN Penn, Philadelphia Creed, and Utica Bssss
New BEDFORD Aug s--sld Oneida, Collins. NYork
NEw H.yTx Aus s-A5 New Porto Rico; Elizabeth
FsHs ssSy II aEH Sun and
osss a ssaas
bapy John Coombs. and Cleopatra. New Haven jarvis
or Or We, Venus Planet and Anthasls NYerk Loper Hartford
Barbados: Acorn Eliot Sua and " Rogers Boston: w
Davis, Newport; Harrisburg Oscar
Grnin and Boston, Fisher Boston.
LEwEs, Del Au: G-Sld Rio, aud tirandee, Boston.
RIcHMoSp, Ang liar Gen Scott, NYork Sid Volusia
SonroLs Aug s-Ar1 Hudson, BrasdOn. NYOrk. Below,
Commerce, Providence.
Fl Aug sAIr PrHss d yO.ys ssep, L.
Crande; fh Eizabet Camden Sid Hebecca, Boston, Mary
Catharine, do.
SAVANNAH Aug Arr Phura Doane, and Aadison oey,
NYork: Macsn HAYDEN, do
NV ORLEANS, Aug Arr Orozimbo, Bordeaux July So
st Petersburg, and Carolus, Liverpool.
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Or. RONS
FOR THE PILES.
DIR. UpHAM,S EI ECTJrApU

interernal remedy, is certain cure for Tho p1.
either internal or external bleeding or blind Sold ~
,ne once oi ns Original Piopretor A. Upham Md rcgu
I euucaen physician o. twenty experience confined
% an office practice where Piles and other chron diseases
are successfully treated Medical Office 1876 Bovkrv fan,
Advise gratis. 4, On 49, ~ 49, ~ =. M
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CURED BY A BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understands
- his business with ten years extensive practice
male and female has cured after using all the quack
nostums been saivat and the no pitfalls without benefit
hose who wish positive without mercury, and avoid
the ignorance and imposition Of Boosting pretende who
cretly rcury aud tho constitution should call with
delay 93la Bowery Separate office egess Consul
o Q r. VI. I'm
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LUCINA CORDIAL.
ELIXIR OF LOVE

l. OF i q " E.
the touch of earth restored vgo activity and confidence
70 the exhausted arteries will that glorious preparation
LuCINA renyest the generative organs however
weakened with their original power There shadow Of
ananre hundreds would testify the nnrivaed efficacy Of
this Cordial specific for uor abus gleets m
Irregularities IN the secet,ons pains in the kidneys female sup
pessions Tor the reyerse proasus and in fact almost
organization liable tcsnnot indeed malormaen q
Bile for barnes while in all the other diseases enumer
ated above, whether chronic be found and
sovereign remedy The Lucina Cordial gentle tonic opera
ting generally the secreve bracng the whole
system without far stimulating any function produce
feet harmony with nature and does temporary vgo
gle used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth all
Principal Office i25 Fulton street. New York Sold also by
Seth Eowe Boston Or Wadsworh Proydence J, $; Muir
ply 80 North Sixth Philadelphia g. X Tyler John M
Laroque and Roberts and Atkinson Batmore Charles Stot
Washington City; o. N Lnthacum, Georgetown; ]. b Wild
bottle, or 1921 per dozen iu4 1m+ec
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
IN DrunnA EdrnaA

II. PARKER, Agent, from Amsterdam most respect
fully informs his friends and the public &c .cr thai
he has received magnificent Oil Paintings
Flower Bottles Plates, Dishes Cups and saucers old
Dresden PORCELAIN Groura aud Fgures Cups and
Arm Chairs from the years 1913 and 1871 formerly bslonge to
has been this country; which he can dispose
NJ moderate prices Ladies and en,leme il Won wish 10
treat yourself cal and examine this splendid collection "
from 10 A. M till 6 r. NJ ie57 9,os - ."
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TO DENTISTS
LAURENT & BROTHER,

t
AVE received by the latest Packets, large
OF entirely styles Of Fancy Goods consisting
Of Cashmere-decosse Muslin de LANES Alapacca &c Also
very large of Broche and Printed Shawis Sc.
NOD William street jy29 im*r
PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
A FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS, comprising Scrptural
"A and Historical subjects Landscapes amongst the m
genune Interior by Teners Ciepare BY sutemans
Magdaien by Guercno, &c, sc. May be daily from
till o'clock, at 81 Liberty street iva IInsrc
MR.. GEORGE vANDENHOFF, late of the Bowerv
" Theatre, requested TO call the subscribers they
having received communication for him. from England and
been able to find him HARNDEN e. 10
New York, August l. 1875. NJ tf Walls,
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Passengers Sailed,

LoNDoN-Pac<e ship TorontoMr Horrie Henry Starr Jas
hesuui and lady, Miss Mari, Lamas New York; Miss DAVIS
onnectIcut Augustus Wiggn England MIR Mc(irath British
Army; Rev Thos Osanne, France.
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MEDICAL ADVICE

TtNHE discoveries Chemistry have enabled DR. Clio
yer 10 introduce into his practice several articles Of
medicine which certain, quick and in their ef
iects in those difficult and protrcted Syphilis
Ulcers and pains the bones, nodes Also elects Con
norrh1a Seminal Weakness, In short ali those diseases
that have proved obstinate for those who devoted less
attention to this department of surgery.
DR. Glover consu ted during the day and evening az No
Ann street the Museum where he confines hms 70 an
Office Practice. " "
DR. o. apprises strangers that he has med
cal education and Is reckoned among the
and pretenders whose found public print
u2 m 1900 f''"''
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iossErs..' ....'......6 % HIGH WATER 81
Cleared
SsS @Sn rs JSSei W Sssl, BGsSn S &c
Brig Crusoe jenkins, Jacne W Lewis. D'e' '0'e
s s fSs 20 SIS s5% TS Sf Lg sSS Son.
B Brs P1Esn61 D e. savann1 s,urgss Chairman
Bts 9s a i fbslsEs A Ai.os thsunssy
ser! CABOT bsnsi. sy I'VE West Wv F = Laurie
sbr baker, Baker x s1ands s MG ce.rm.n
schr Compliance, Lewis, Boston
Arrived.
AMP New Jersey 40 days from Cronstadt with hemp
Hamburg ship Brarsps Flor 80 days from Hamburg with
hemp, &c to Aymar Co. '"'''''' WI"
Biig cnton Lyon days from Savannah with cotton to
Brig Sew Jersey; Pickett days from Savannah, with col,
Brig Lancaster sooy days from Richmond with mdse
Bog Swan of Boston) Bmy7 days from Aesandna, with
schr Star Robbins Washington NC naval stores to Bryant
schr Martha n F9wle Forbes, Washington, Nc naval
schr l,abea, Ferguson, Novbem NC naval stores. to
schT Bradley, Penney, Newbern NC naval stores to
ser Ana Maria Jones' Newbern, NC naval stores 70 /
schr Lady Whedbee Harrison, Newbern NC wheat, to II
Sch Townsend, HaIsey WILLIAMSON, NC naval stores
sehr Reggps Mu,ch Wilmington NC naval stores, to De
feysteT Whltmarsh =
Schr Smith, Brownell, Wilmington NC. naval stores
sehr Nassau, Matthias Richmond fiour to Allen Pau,on
dolph ' eo"'' coA'' W ha'hs y hah-
sehr SAM Henry, White, Folly Landing corn, to Ha.
senr fIoyldence, Drummond, Folly Landing corn 10 II
sshp Martin No Van Buren, Phillips Folly Landing corn SC
scr None Wsn , Manpper Raggahsnnock, logs
Schr VIM Henry, Soper, Virginia
Scnr severn, kenney, Virginia fruit
Schr = Sands, Wainwright, Virginia
Schr Swan fom Virginia fruit
Schr ahtnfacophora, concklin, York River
Schr Revenue, Daniels, James River melon.
Schr Susan. Hussey Baltimore oats 10 t,Sysr & Main
schr Despatch Coursen, Brandywine flour TO BaiLI,.
Schr Portia. Lewis Delaware. 1877 W huxley
Schr a Lord Pits, Philadelphia, coal.
schr Mary K Deborah, Peterson, PHILADELPHIA coal
Schr Williams, Watson Philadelphia coal 49,
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Beaston, Phil sdepha coal
Schr VIM II Harrison, Watson, Philadelpbs coa
Schr Elizabeth, Small Salem. fish.
Schr Clarion from Boston, mdse.
Schr Pilot, Nickerson, Boston, fish.
Schr Hudson, TAR, Gloucester fish
Schr Brutus, Robinson, Gloucester, fish.
Schr Mary Proctor, Dome. Gloucester, fish.
Schr Hope Mitchell, Middletowu,
Sloop Caroline, Philadelphia coal.
Sloop Friendship Philadelphia, coal.
sloop VoIant, Hall, Gloucester, fish.
Below.
sshhIr Francis Depau f2dsys from Havr.
Also three briggs unknown.
en-, Sailed.
onP Toronto Tinker, London; barque Harriet Antwerp;
Wigs Lafayette ~ Mafysi elma, Bath, and ousess.
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Her model too is far from handsome She is straight
a railroad and looks just as stiff
The steamer Great Britain about which there has been
so much talk made her appearance in our waters first
Capt Allen Of the brig Manson, from Curacao, which
arrived here yesterday afternoon passed very close to
her at 8. A. NJ the morning of the 9th, in lat Al TO-
Ion. 6s 90. She was moving along at rapid rate and
he supposed that she arrived at your port Sunday
morning Those who have predicted that she would be
30 or 40 days the passage out in their reckoning
We expect her news here this evening.
The heat here Is excessive that the soberest
they walk through the streets to stagger under
its influence. The churches, yesterday were quite thin
and the short and sweaty Twenty five sail of
squsre-rgged vessels and host of schooners arrived
on Sunday and on Monday morning there were several
more in sight inward bound
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Domestic Importations.

SArANNAH-Brig New Jersey-88 bales cotton SpoiTord
eston co-S Sprsgue Robinson cot cks De Pey
ger Whmarsh-6 obls beer Johnson25 empty bids 3e
bales cotton order.
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HOLlAN HAKPS.

NUNS CLARK having purchased tie patent right for
entire United States (excepng Massachuse announce to
the public. that they prepared to supply Panoforte
with this attached 70 attach the same TO
modern made HORIZONTAL Panoortes Ia regard ohe durability
OF This invention, ~ q. prepared 70 satisfy The most pre-
warrant the IN in the that the Tolan will remain
climate, and u Will nor De affected BY transitions
Of atmosphere The most satisfactory warantee given with
each instrument . 49,.
al their wareroo, No. $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found an assortment of g. 81 Octave
Panofocs both rosewood and mahogany cases mas src
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SALAMANDER SAFES.
THE first and only kind Of Safe that has in every instance
preserved their contents from accidental fires Edwards
Holmsn's Improved Schumacher They are for sale by A.
q. Hobbs Plat st. " where certificates and test S,fes
OF which saved the books and papers of
Messrs Coe Anderson Co.. No. % Broad street. AZ treat
fire on the 10Th glt Also, of Mr. Mel, the cord. Of
JsnSary, U1s s3lnsec
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WATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY-T5os.
VINO wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
yan,aaa ~ ftneis Keys &c., will find greatly their sd
20 can on the subscriber who selling all descriptions
y aooye q retail much lower any Other house
G oolo aches rs low $40 and S25 each Watches and
sem, exchanged or bought All Watches warranted to keep
q. G. ALLEN !nporter Of Watches and Jewelry,
i'm 49, Wholesale and Retail, % Wall street,
~" NV up stain
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PHrLApsLPHfA. Aug. IL.

PHiLADELPHiA Aug. IL 1915.
The political hive is in motion. The two conventions
Of the democratic party in session for the purpose OF
organic alton Next Monday they nominate generally
and the Monday following the candidates balloted
for and the tickets formed yesterday gave several
views, in which political events in this section might be
regarded, and the reflect upon the matter the
correct do | conceive those views to be. It re
qures circumspecton the pant of the wings and dem
ocrats to decide whether the other shall hereafter
be in the ascendant in the city and county of Philade.
pha whether parties the demise of na,veism shall
assume the position they had respectively occupied pre-
vious to the advent of that faction If the democrats in
the county nominate popular ticket, and the wings
support nativeism the wing party lost But on the
other hand, if the democrats put bad ticket,
against which objections be urged, the wings and
malcontent democrats overthrow II, in which
the democratic party is lest Let both stick TO their
carnations, and present unobectionable men for the
people vote for and it will be n8yesm only that will
be lost deem this much necessary as an exordum
which ought to have been appended to yesterdays let
ter
The Walnut Street Theatre, it is said will close on
Saturday next and the company will go Baltimore for
short season The Arch is still in active operation,
and VIII probably continue SO, until Mr. Burton opens
the Chestnut.
Among the amusements Of the day which attract
much attention the excursions the different steam.
boats and railroads, IN our river and vicinity The
Artillery corps OF Cadwallader Greys, formerly
manded by r. X Scott, Esq but now by Capt. 7 G
Morehead give grand military excursion to Port Penn
and down the Delaware Bay Monday evening next;
and from the fact that this is OF the spirited and
enterprsing of volunteer companies and always do
any thing they undertake in the most brilliant manner
magnificent time is anticipated.
About $40 900 worth of State SIS changed hands at the
board OF brokers to-day and decided advance in prices
IS apparent They closed firm at77i. Very little was
done in other stocks. The following are the quota.
tons -
sales or STOCKS Mt PhiiadeIp Ilia.
: FmsT BoARp, August u -2io0O Wilmington la14; $1,000
3s le s2oias do y $500 City Gas IS, o3A
Second Board Pennsyyanis SIS, days, M ishs
lDra Bauk Z. do ln
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THE CEIERRATED PATE D'AMANDES.

nRGEAT PASTE dissolved wafer proves aNsry eAcel-
" lent pleasant aud healthy drinks 4 eau be had &C
the following places - Miiha9 No lbs Broaaway; = u.
Young s2 Chathsm street. w T. Bssgh cor 10 ShSm
by cor Division and Clinton streets Moore Lent 1873
Front street the mandatory 1879 Attorney 81; W. For
Spring ST.; W. Bassert, GA Broadway; Collins Co.. t6
Grand street, Sargent 9th and Sd John
e. Shein liz Canal street; A. c. Levy zoe Delaney street
Rushon Co. 40 Broadway Brooklyn, Jas W. Smith, cor
ner OF Fulton and Cranberry Streets ju3 lmfrc
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MUSIC.
REMOVED e. No IS Franklin street one door East Of
Broadway Nj DuMSDAf, Professor Of the Guitar Sing.
ing accodeon aud Violin continues teach Ladies
uemen New York the above fashionable rnents
somatye short time, BY his Analysing and nductivc
'ystem. Terms reasonable.
Nv - wi as usual to the residences Of his pupils any
part OF the CITY, by the stages Satisfactory city and other
icIences gwen on application at Mo. 63 franklin street
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4 A K ! T M E HER AID
poIsT OF NEW york. ACGUsT1.-
Cleared

y niSEs .......5 MOON sETs.......R n
Uy sETs.., .........6 So HIsH WATER 81
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street.
st of Broadway.
JLLy TREATED.
| Determination Of blood to
the head.
6 Sore eyes.
8 Cough aud night sweats.
S Secondary syphilis.
2 Retention of urine.
2 Noli Me Tangere. or sore
nose, under treatment.
| Sere head.
3 Eruptions Of the skin.
& Sourness and wind on sto-
mach.
. G0norrhea, primary.
7 Primary chancres.
3 Falling ofthe womb.
2 Fever, continued.
2 Cholera morbus.
l2 Examinations Of the chest
to detect disease.
Q Disease of the liver.
l Disease ofthe womb.
Q Swelled legs and feet.
3 Stomach bilious.
TIoSs AND CURES.
5 Operations for deformi-
ties.
l Weakness Of the spine.
Curvature ofthe spine back
ward.
Q Lateral curvatures, do
| Aneurism.
2 Bow legs, children.
3 Operations for radical cure
Of hydrocele.
2 Tonsils removed.
| Sprained ANGLE.
l 5 istul ainrno.
4 Bubos.
l Pclypus removed from va
gina.
Q Phymosis.
l Uvula removed.
H. BOSTWICK. M. d.
ding Surgeon and Physician.
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BosroS, August IL, Is45.
Steamers and their .9gentsFatai Accident and Fires
Steamer Greet B,itain &c. &c.
Last Saturday evening" the steamers J. w. Marshall
and the Kcnnebec each belonging to opposite lines be.
came the Of considerable competition not under
steam, but lying alongside of the wharf Both were
verised to sail at hour and the passengers ap
preached the wharf Of the agents esped the other
enticing the good folks to prefer his boat This OF
course, was not to be endured by tho other agent who
Immediately commenced prasing his boat in turn and
swearing that the other leaky CAS- neither Of their
names are OF any consequence for the sake OF dstpc
ton, they may be designated Rough md Tough) Mr.
Rough the passengers and others assembled 10
tain what going averred that IL any person wen.
in his opponents boat, they would be compelled to
pump all the passage home, else stand chance OF
drowning and Mr.. Tough in reply, swore that every
word OF what had been said was false and malicious
His boat tight as bottle and wonld the other
out of sight in an hour. This was too much for Mr.
Rough he gave his opponent the lie, and then offered
TO bet him fifty dollars that his boat would arrive first
90 ~" cried the crowd " Let's have a fight by
way oil change" Knock his teeth down his throat >
roared one OF the fancy for calling YOU liar IN see
air play And he accordingly stepped into the crowd
10 away ring But his kindly Interference cooled
the courage OF the conending parties who eyenp
other, looked pale as taow and when commando to
stand up ana nave II out like men, dam me they skulked
away talking about the fifty dollars hot Tbe lio noe
entirely overlooked, and through the kindly in,ert
renee OF the scientific gentleman aforesaid Tho who'll
oni'Si"iy hildnBeu Inc passengers ware leff
to make their own selections without any ie
ference from the agents ei '''ei
man employed in the steam bakery AZ Raxb, -
entanged in the machinery and had both H. , "
torn of, which caused his death - a'ihs
There were rec small fires in city between ssur
day night and Sunday night. ui
new vessel, named the John Rankin Of and from :,
John ~ b. arrived here yesterday forenoon She has
three mass aud carries yards the foremost similar to
brig, the other two fore and aft rugged She has
come here to receive her machinery for she is 10 be
fitted with submerged propellers aft and then 10 py az
a regular packet between this port and ST. John n n
On deck she is crowded with houses which rise two or
three feet above the bulwarks and spoil her
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tSSs The late tremendous gust, which visited our
city last Friday afternoon, was of a most appalling
character from the sharpness Of the lightning and the
awful clap Of thunder which accompanied about
O'Clock 1t IS however pleasing 10 learn that although
the lightning struck the chimney and roof Of the Wash
ington Assembly Rooms Louisiana Avenue and
stunned female in that building and boy working in
MI loungs coach factory close by that no person
killed or seriously njured-Naiional Iateiiigencer 7u.
gust IL.
% The Wings of Hartford County, Md. have
nominated Henry w. Archer, John Mc6;aw, Nathaniel
Glenn and Henry c. Stump Esqs their candidates for
the next House OF Delegates
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DR.. Nh r SHALL HALL'S
COR DIAL RENOV ATnP

nR: MARSHALL HALL ofthe most celebrated ply
sicians Europe the dscoverer Of this valuable med
cine now used IN his practice the nobility of Eng
and and through the Continent Of Europe and in every
most happy results is exclusively directed 70
such complaints arise from Of the genera
tive organs Us quick and wonderful is such cold
ness or mbecty cannot remain IN the system that under
influence for ha hour 1t will afford decided those
state Of chronic debility. -
Constitutional weakness, brought by secret habit in
dulged IN by young This is when frequently in
dulged IN the greatest evil that befa man DYSPEPSIA
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion
tsect orgetulness palpaton Of the heart
ety. consumpon emaclation the symptoms oith disease
Geets whites, obstruction of certain total
tency and barrenness are removed by this medicine
Phillips Boyne Agents Forwarded all parts ofthe Uni.
ted States Price, 80 per botte-G bottles for So Sold
Duane street je30 I'm ostrc