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CALIFORNIA, GEnR0ft,
Dec. %, 1916.
To the Editor, Of ne Whis ,

To the Bdiiors Of me Wig;
Gentle men la looking over old volume Of tho
"Ametcsn Turf Regsterp see description Of The "FoG
bouDd Of VHRinsr stating they could into red fOx 10
80 maues less n you will be kind enough 10 In
form me where obtain couple Of such hounds and
upon what ieps. you will confer great favor upon oil
friends Of the "brush" In these diggins"
I'VE" have agroed procure pair Of red oE ALSO and
would be glad have your assistance such information
a would enable get them.
Perhaps may be addressing you upon subject quite
foreign 10 your naturo-b but am 'insgoed TO tho set by
subscriber 10 your valosbo papers Yrginan, gentle
man. Very respectfully,
q, l.. i. BIRDsoNG,
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE

UJuksUANT TO decree pronounced Circuit Superior
Court e Law aud ehaneery for MddseI County 2.d
day OF october ef3 IN the Of Purss
vs. Pursns shall as the Trustee named
public sale, the Town OF Urbanna 9Th MONDAY in
January 1856 that icing AddeseI Court day.
containing by esnaton from hundred acres
and heavily inbered and located half Of the
Pankank river purchaser TO enKaR, In
very profitable wood cutting business.
AT the time and place. will following Slaves
man Henry. woman Sarah and children.
TERMs-Tbe slaves will be soId for
in two pareesone containing other about
200 acres One third OF the purchase
siI months and the balance
payments bonds will be required with
10 Paid ALFRED HRAIY
de 30-cIawtd Tru.,,.
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GOV. CASS.

This old gentleman, who would have no oblec-
ton TO being President Of the United States
thing likely enough 10 happen when the COWS
come home us getting il right and lcft, but not
"a lick amiss.
We concur most heartily with the Boston Tran.
script, in the opinion, that the Senator Of the q.
States who would even incur the remoest hazard
of INJECTING that greatest Of caamities, War, for
tho paltry end Of his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, would
speculate on his Religion. He would turn Turk,
TT were necessary.
That Gov. Cass proposed 10 promote the
chances Of war by his speech, with the view TO q
Presidential speculation, we do not assert, do not
wish 10 believe, and cannot say that we do be-
lieve But Il is certain that very largs portion
oi the country has put that construction on it, II
- still more certain that the People are dsiypsffI
81 all and every Presidential asprant who goes
into Congress for they suspect them, one and
all, OF going there to promote the interests Of
their Presidential ambition. II is Wholesome
suspicion. Nothing can be more mischieyous and
abominsble, than that the public affairs Of great
country should be directed 10 advance the ambi
iiogs designs Of this that asprant to its highest
hoDoss.
The kew York Express says.
Nv cRrrKNts ~ bis questioning and erossquestiOs
coz ii Cen Cass 10 biYe amused the public Gen.
Ea-- delivered his essay very well; and long
ihe story there written out one reading was very
eest sDd the speaker vev lpcid,-bs, when Mr..
Cnuenden came down upon the essayis, aud pui hp .
qacsiions be al see, for hrs story
thc paper before his eyes.
We ere not sure that Cen Cas- is going do much
hsfa w ghs eouny with HE Buncobe speech, for every
body understands for Buncombo. Indeed, think
symptoms II pacific Imposition, IN some
gusrcu he made that speech, Tor his rival aPifants
lcf the Presidency, what foo. he made Of himself
and DO willing psy second Edde into bis hands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-30
Mdgnifesnf Cake.

We are indebedt to Mr. ANDREW PznSi. whose splendid
Confectionery Shockoc Hill attracts SO much admiration
for Currnnt Cake OF mos, ample dimensions and exqu
site compounding.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-30

&.SJ.i.si Rood ,sM "a. Jonas. R,s.. C-aaI .. S.-s..
What say the friends OF the sco,.ve route the
route proposed by "a Farmer along the margin of Rock
fish Rver' II be well that the Scott.vc bill was re-
jected, If these representations well founded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-30

81 "MlssISsIPPI RIVER LETTERS"
Tho letter today and Others which follow. will
be read with lively interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-30

JJ- Mr.. Clay has arrived Louisville route New
Oreuns where he goes professional Business He e1-
poets be ubsent during the and thinks Of paying
Cuba a visit BY the way, Cuba toe winter resort
Of great numbers Of pulmonary and other nyslids from
the u States and multUdes Of Americans have fixed their
abode there Tor life merchant, planters, physcians sc
It, "anneHstOn" will by these means find IL in state
mensursbly prepared fIr free institutions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-30

MANCHESTER COTTON AND WOOL MANI
FEATURING COMPANY.
An adjourned meeting Of the ockholders In this Co.
will be held stthe Exchange Hotel Wednesday even.
ing next, the 3lst inst, At S o'cock. de 29-td
GLOVER SEED--2OO bushels for sale by
- dsW WEBB, BACON hCo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-30

Mr. GARRETT. who has been unavoidably detained from
his attendance in the House, yesterday in his seat
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ANXIOUS.

VlOlLER PLATE AND SHEET IRON
- 40 bundles Sheet Iron, Of all szes %
Ia Ton Boiler Pato-For sale b.
ssso WORKMAN, soGRUDER = co.
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PACIFIC SETTLEMENT.
The Boston A,lss says:

"i altogether prePoserous idea be seriously
entertained, that great ami prosperous nations. like
England and America, should go for few degrees
Of sterile territory like that Of Oregon. Any four able
Of the could bring the whole
{ Q speedy adjustment. Let our Government sp-
point Daniel Webster aud John G. Calhoun, and the
British Government appoint Lord Asbburton and
Lord Morpeth, Commissioners, with full authori-
~ make final settlement Of the whole controversy aud
the difficulty would ali be settled in thirty days, without
the loss Of single life, single dollar OF money,
the expense Of the commission, either side"
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A FEMALE SCHOOL AT POWHITE,


A FEMALE SCHOOL AT POWHITE.
Hdnouer County.
THIS SCHOOL will be re opened on the 18th
January and close December few boardcrs viii be
taken-they furnish their competent teacher
department and comfort OF the young ladies
The situation is healthy and retired TERMS
Board and Tuition in English, suo
n sIssss md Us. Of Instrument, 20
To pad semtannnuay In advaneeno deduction except IN
eases Of sickness Address, wM. y. GAINES.
de 3O-wiw Richmond.
WANTED.-A smart active young servant.
w Apply to De 30 o.. N. BoYT.
,& ENOR NEW ORLEANS-First Packet.
= ilaskins Libby's Lins-To 10Th January 1916.
The superiorfast sailing Bng ORLEANS Car VIM Smith now
Ludlam's wharf orto IAs FISHERS SONS
BAsRlNs IIBBY.or
de go WIN. RowLETr
4 ,oAL PIr AND OTHER HANDS wANrED,-The Clover
- Mn Rail Road Company wish b. hands during
the their Railroad and their Mines the
Clover Hin Region. Application may made WIN
faand President Of the Corppsay unde.tHsd At the
Powhaian HOUSE. J. ". HOPKINS, Gent Art
ds2s-dsefw CHR r. Co
SELLING orr AZ COST.
~ DUNSPAUGH Il co. having fully deter.
mined 70 eoss their busnes. otter the balance o. of
suction without rssrve can stespeet
fully solicited. No ~ West sainsuest De 2o-,I,usn.
NJ lore NEW AND VERY ATTRACTIVE BOOKS Ju.t re
ApoIds History Of Romereprinied entire Lon
don Edition.
BfoomsLegj NaIms-a selection Of Legal MsIm Classic
and illustrated by Herbert Broom Of the Inner Temple
Afebibods Nisi Pnus-in2 vols End Edlion.
Tarman Wlls-beirE treatise on Wills BY Thomas Tar
man, Esq Of the Middle Temple.
The above valuable New worts have just been resived
desc Boos AieOey rerdoor Pos once.
n TvERPooJ FNgsAJT AFLoAr 7oo saeE. Liverpool MED
- SALT order, expected by
BY dew WILLIAMS hHANALt-
HAVANA sUGAR-1e boIes White Havana sugar, landing
II end Tor sale ~
De Q0--6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN A. Co
NOR CHRISTMAS AND YEAR.
Atige assortment Of sseeesis. be suitable Tor
consisting Of Preserved Pine Apple, Oapge, Gu LINES
Peaches, Ginger Curraoi Jelly Pnnes Bunch Ran Oou,
and oh shs Amonds Apehovy Lobster Shrimp,
other esteemed Mushroom and Walnut Catsup
sh spi Peas Naeesron ssdneS Table OIL English and French
nusard, Pesied Peaches, Onions, Gh'rsns Beans. Se
deH ls3 Main e., corner of isth.
UACKsoSs cANnLEs-Ioo boses Jaetson's Candles. bapd
- Ing asd for sasb DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
u,'AMiLY FJoUR-we Family Plour bran1ed
Holm" "saem Mn suiphin" and GLADE
Creek" warranted IN beA Ma. l. For sae by
deH l.. % CRENsHAw, BROTHERS co.
DoOK OP THg COLONIEs-Comp,rsine a History Of the
- Colonies composing the United States dscovery
18th until the Revout onary
War complied from the best BY John LID,
author of 'he Book Of the Army 6e with plates Ju publ he'd
for sale by DRlNKER h MORRIS.
de23
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EEMALE SCHOOL.ZThe subscribe

- Informs the public that Ms SUsANAH Z. PAGAUD Will
reopen her school for Young LADIES' 18th OF
next MONTH Mount Pleasant miles Po~hatan Coun
House Board and Tuition for the English months
so0 for Music, with the $40 French
no deduct on made except for sickness
de 3o-eSts STEPHEN G. ANDERSON
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WEsTERN TER MINUS

Hanover, Dec. 23d, 1874.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

Ann Parker Cubs; Alexander Mobile Arr 9Th, schrs Mar
ha Washington Fall River for Philadelphia; Franklin do for
New York =. -. =,
PHrIApELrHIA, Nov io-Ar schrs Mary Ann Carolias
York: Supeno Gloucester barge Dolphin and steamer Black
Diamond New York CID brigs Consort, West Indies VIM
Pitt Boston, schrs Spy Bridgeport Ct; Alexander Niaven
New York. sloops Mary Brush and Report. do barge Por
PORTLAND Nov s-Arr schrs Cadet Bangor for Baltimore
Orana Jordan for New York 9th barque Cantero Ja-
maica; schs no Nickeson New York; lyanhoe and Juno
Cape Ann for do; Hurd New York. Cid sth brig Emene
Cuba. =, !,
CID 10Th ship Milo, Apalachicols. 49,
PRoyIpENCE Nov 8-Arr schrs Union, and Reaper Balt
more Lark Phadephia Daniel Wlles, Albany; sloops
Pawcatuck Norfolk; Congress Phiadephia Ornament and
SID schr Brick, Phadephia; sloop Adoas Albany Arr
9th, baque Rhodes (new) Warren load for Mob; schrs
Msrv Bsllimore Ellen, smyrna Deli Increase and Mercy,
Philadelphia; sloops Opera do; Willard Empress Senator,
ladepha.
RIcHMoNp Nov e--Arr schr Lousa Reeves, New York.
SALEM Gov 9-Arr schr st Helena Philadepha Cid 9th,
sch SOPHIA Para Sid 9th, barque Reaper West Coast of
Africa.
SAVANNAH Nov 7-Sld brig Baldwin Bassett, New York
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
Medical Advice,

1UETUH LAMEKT Is Etil1 conhdentaI1y Consulted t hiR
old Office, s. Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all dsees OF delicate natures his treatment being mild and
udciOus, neither mercury restraint Diet him
days.
from freaaent indulgence of the Of nscreet
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed npotency the Drs attention, his
object being the system mentally aud bodily, that
Of vigor nature originally designed
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the
tnt being the least sometimes caused by mai treatment
Of medical prenders and sometimes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. efecuay with
pain Inconvenience.
The being othe few qualified advertising Surgeons
the city, perfect cure chargenade Let
paid enclosing Immediately attended and
dicne with advice sent to any Of the United Sates
Iu,<rr
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
Foreign Markets.

TRiSIDAD, r. s, Oct. l3-Most kinds of American pre-
duce was plenty, and find the leading articles quoted
as low or lower than they be bought this coun
try For instance flour selling in small lots Tor So
5o butter II to 10 cents per b beef 50 10 per bbl;
10 to l4c per b lard 10 5c; pork, prime SIS 50 49,
do mess Sl7 a2o soap A &c. The produce OF the Isl
and was generally high; sugar quoted at SIS 5 so
per 100 lbs; Moasses Is l6 cents per gal Coffee SO
5oa so per 100 lbs Rum 35c l0c per gal There had
been but few exports for the last month and commercial
operations were "iew and far between
Pitch pine lumber from the scarcity of particular ST.
zes was in demand at the date Of last prices current
9th ut sales from Sa7 to S35 white pine boards were
quoted at $40 S27, do plank S23 $40 The stock was
getting low. American Rice quoted at s5 So per
oo ios duty Tree; East India 81 so S. do-the former
was plenty and the latter scarce.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
Foreign importat,ons.

HA,RI-Shlp Svie de Grasse-ipkV 6 McAuI.v-, n f;,I
laumc-7 Hard COL rhompsoc-l B K-ppng-I II
Svsdmer fv IL w p9f Livingston. TIMBER Dambnan-2
brewer-f w u Hors, man Sons--I Hargous col n
stevens Y sonL Lachaige Eauchel II Derasmes-i ii
kpler- Benkard HuttoD-2 Prime, Ward X king-3 j n
Resbe col Phnps col Barber Brothers-i Read
layior col IL n Hagh X Coz Cennon & Chan yeau
t ttsumopnnerE C2,,enet Seoei GisnouI coz
: 1 EWW.imi WJp Dppwaing Wiu M Gourd col LOUIS
rferos-l Jscot Courvoirsier-l Ducommen Mefb{er-
SbeIson-! frenaye- Rosengarten Dens-3 Lachrage
panehe-i : Soddard Lozenng-6 A segou1-I Barnhsn
B.dwn.l Collomb lscIIn--f Couer-25 M Ienwg & 60
= Dnbois-lC c Engler--2o Schrsee, Koop & co-2C q
Gunther-t Hessenberg coz G Beer Il Msy-I x Nj
BATES Spies Christ co-3 II Wiener-2 VIM Radde-I
ledler-2 lark WcC Connn-l Boioeau X Rush-3 A W.
,,n-2G Meyer E,nenputch,i II semon--I Peter 4
Masier-2 LoeiciIek Wisendonkl Mer1an 4 Bernard
Wight Wight sturg'.s x Shaw a, Monros,-l Cbristy s.
CONSTANT Feterel Blaln-6 q MIler-l Ely 4 fiar.
Is9pTa h Hen id e2-2 Amboy-2 Schrange, Koop
MMosl MooselSa M9ssa Ra. 'slincl Bsbesa IL Dsi6am
~ iano bunker co7G G9lomb& lseln.-2j0 Meletta-
sane, l,amson col Rogers-2 A Journeav Jr-2 n
,se' n" = nce-3 Greek col w WThomas-3 Phillips
hoT Drape hchsrds--2 Lessage-2 Dord-2 Winter.
WL pIn r.peI karek7 Cohen70 Schrsge Koop co-r
Ste,mieth IAN Damme-lI A 4 Stewart Il col Peb
Ra, adtenEl kaupe-8 Norot Badois-i Derasmcs 4
i,nua.2 10Y x Wy tngstou-2 Thompson WelIer-2 +
N Oppenheim6 W IIoIbe,t,oa-i l. Per.
Amenieidt-2 schuchsrdt Fave Il cog Thorspe en-
col nehmidt Andrae-lL Gro.hoIx-I 4 Lippold-2
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

MEXICAN NEws.-The Mexican Congress passed
an act,some months since, ,auhorlsing government TO
contracta loan for the of the in Texas
but 50 many conditions were annexed that every
ioresaw az once that no money could be obtained on
such terms.
ed in substitution Tor the first hch leaves the Execu
tive almost unrestricted TO the OF obtaining the
sum required fifteen millions dollars The
loan may be obtained, in whole in part either in
Ma xico or and in suit the conye
nence of the Executive, provided. merely that tho
terms be as little burdensome to the nation as
be The Executive is also authorised to keen sec ret
from the other branches OF the government any crcum.
stances connected with the loan, which it may Judge
proper not to The of interest to
State may be morgaged for the payment which are not
already otherwise SO appropriated.
Inc Diarto del Gooierno government journaD trium-
phanty cites these provisions the
which could be given Of the confidence Of the nation in
its present head This paper is however studlousy ST.
lent as to Texas which is scarcely mentioned except
in the patriotic eusions of the various de-
partmens
The outrageous conduct Of the late French minister at
Mexico Baron de Cyprey appears TO have caused great
excitement IN the whole country. This diplomat after
receiving his passports thought proper make perso
nal attack of the most gross character on the editor Of
newspaper, who refused to his demands as 10
the authorship OF an article which had appeared it.
Even the French newspaper at Mexico admits that the
conduct OF the minister is not without reproach it
was calculated to provoke the hatred of the nation to-
wards his countrymen. That such will be the result
there can be no doubt and the thousands of French
merchants in Mexico will feel it sensbly for some time
to come. The French government scarcely be
pleased with the interruption of their relations with
Mexico at this time and the Spanards seem al 10 be
afronted by some auson to the OF the rev youon
made in terms not very hatterng the ancient
OF fMeXlco-Washtngton UniOn Nor 10.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
TINCTURE AND LOTION
OF INVIGORATION.

I I VI
RATION are beyond all parson, the most rapid and
permanent stmuans exisence They speedily renew the
and debility and quick and positive emsdes
for all the diseases produced by solitary habits Their
effect absolute and that the ygo they mpart
felt five minutes after they made Of and last
tremey pleasant to the taste internal and the Lotion
external remedy and they may be used separately with great
advantage but most ecacous together Prepared pint
bottes-pse two dollars three dollars for bottle each
first floor For the convenience OF persons living distance
the Tncure and Lotion also prepared powders which
with full direction for peparation and at double letter
two powders one the Tncture and the other for the Loton
five dollars for double package All orders must be post
city. ole 1m+r
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

Packet ship susqnehanaa from Liverpool sh ut for Phla
Snip Osceoln, from Liverpool for New Orleans goth u off
Brig Marian Gage days New for Honduras 2th
uit on the Bahama Banks
Schr Richmond from Boston for Philadelphia, 9th inst off
Foreign Ports.
MONTREAL, Nov 7-Cld barque Milton Liverrpool; schr
QUksrc, Noy sCId ship WIN Miles, Bristol; barque Char
h, baqus Acadia. verpop 5ih ship James Fasan Dublin
G91 ss i ds Sd
rsse.o oe sShr SSsfs.S Tsyo Philadelphia
Home Ports.
va, ss :S Oct sAT sauss Eliza Talbot New
3 R:sSs% ss1. ssss ,'S% Ss
MsTshi" Clark from SeT YSlk baraass EIizs
and Guelma Mayo, for New York lds Virginia, Tai
fs isnf S% ssRGFs Sse. rs
IRON Sw 'HsHs' e
Tsa Ssaas 5sss
si sSa b5 fss, :siS Hs%y Sa
RSse Go a
s :s sf@ Ns% Asssny s
%d WIND WSW v ship; dh.Iss
"a Pr SSs? .aS. s"ti CHARLES. Ss" CHARLES 5Sa.
fs s ssas:s % N Mit; %5:,
Ss si s s GsS' %..x NeT m 9Y sss s
pha: sabatts fin Liverpool, wtg Sarah Arss Butman
I'm New York, do; Dsdem, I'm NewY York; Carissa Andrews
erpeol Thos Bennett FIN Lverpoo Tyrone from do; Rus
sell from Gsttenburg; barques Emile (Fj repg; Acadan
Br) dsg Catbarne for Boston; Damant for North OF
Eurogs Mary kimball for Lvepool brgs jobs Clayton
rom Phsdepbia; Tuscan I'm New London; Washington for
PhadeIphis Emily for New York; Ottawa from Wiscasset
Moses and George for NYork Paragon, for Northern port
York ca ath bs,que Brontes Boston,
Indies. Sid schr Merchant, Cuba.
o: S ID u s Ss p Ds ~: %
End b,.g susan for Barbsdoes Calais NewYork Germ
HARIroRp NOV o--Ar schr wm II Gaxmer PhiladeIph,s;
oops Brazaa do; Cyrus New York Sid l0th Ro ,er
Lrwgs Del Nov s-Barque Globe for Pernambuco; b,ss
Creed and Rod ph for Boston; schrs Congress ia.
ax Eiy,ra Roberts for Mobe Isaac Jackson for Roxbury;
Boston, went TO this morning ss schs now at the anchor
age, coal loaded, bound out. Wind 81.
MoBILE, NOV J-Ar schr Emma, Corpus Christi.
NSy AR sehrs Exact B,ltimore Copy and
NEW BEDFORD Nov 8-Arr schrs Adelaide Albany: P,Ion
iatch Boston Tor New York Sid schr Industry sudley
NEwBuRYroRr, Nov 8-Au schrs Elvra and Mary Bait.
= -
NEw HAVEN, Nov 9-sld schr Mary & Eliza Pbladepb,.
..,n9s%ps .ns. aurora, and Empire, New York.
Walpole, Boston; Emblem, Portland; b Bailey Bath Me;
Lvepool D,ogenes Kennebunk barques Albers
S AZ h9mi Bsshsw, Bremen Ga ships Charlie
and Montpelier Boston; Louisa Baltimore and CITY Point
Below coming mp sh Hope Berwick aud Pshenon; and
sQps and baque unknown Towed down 30h nit
Notts 2oh brig Lancaster schr Maria Antnete Also
arr schrs Mary Washington Rosea hence for
Aransas Bay returned IN DISTRESS McKm. Gal
ngwrosr, Nov 5Cid brig rrnce de Jo,pyiIc. Haysps--
SD brig Algonquin Providence for New Orleans. Arr 1h,
sch hiohd Ihompson Baltimore for Fall River Cid schrs
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
THIRD EDITION
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,
HD DdyDX

I'm certain delicate diseases, which the best and
~ convenient Of stated in the panest posi-
Bile manner THE prescriptions used the authors practice
being gwen without reserye giving also clear and faithful
description Of several disorders frequently mistaken
decepons Of well known boang class Of people None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities ofedgng
which exist this subject the suerngs both in mind
and body, they entail To be had only SO
Greenwich street. Price ST. lit may be sent by
bound.)
who obtude their skill the public tmulttudes Of whom
almost every paper considered duty give
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial confdence:-
Besides thor rank Graduate of Edinbur &chs
former works medicine, viz, The Domestic Guide
Medicine which has passed through editions Trea
tse Dyspersa,o the Epidemic Cholera &c Sc has
monal letters from the eminent physicians OF Europe
the America Sir Ashley Cooper DIR Mott
or this city, Dr. rhysick OF Philadelphia and Others and
every physician ofeminence the city.
The author has lately observed that several pretendes
nave as nearly initiated his and title of
his book they could do but those should unfortunate
y happen to be misled will very detect the mpoure
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
Medical Gard,
DO CTO r. MO n. r.

ID Q g L NJ q K X 5 N,
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DtSPENSARY, 2o4h Fulton street,.
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consulted confdeuay
srain diet pursuit Recent particularly "Gonor
rhoea," he in to days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured By DR..
NJ improved principles, without pain Inconvenience
the A. the symptoms of Structure analogous
those Of other affections Of ae urinary apparatus but
should be to make tbs necessary ex
Ger much injury from awkward practitioners.
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection, and the Of evils resu from de-
structve habit in YOUTH inducing noctu emissions and u
principles by the system healthy and rein
stating its original vigor perfect guaranteed
charge.
N B-Dr M holds communion with medical petenders,
who claim Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon in the city See his diplomas in his oce
204 Fulton street Letters paid and fee will
insure Medicine and advice any part of the Union.
Office 2O4M Fulton Greenwich New York OpeS
'front.' A. Nj. to 10 T. NJ, daily. 1m+r
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
0J-REMAkkABLE CUkES--4q
DIR, J, FRANCIS, OCULIST,

465 BROADWAY 4th Door from Grand Street
WIN. BIRD, William street, almost blind for sixteen
w months with neubula covering the sight, Is now per
fectly restored.
Charles Barry late of the Hamilton Literary and Theolog
cal Institute nearly blind from amauross has been
perfectly cured.
Miss Corcoran 8 Mulberry street, totally blind of one eye
fer year, large ulcer covered the sight, cured in
few weeks
Miss 1872 Green nearly blind from amauro
sis her sight is perfect.
We the undersigned, having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS believe his preparations for
diseases eye blessings that could
be afforded the afflicted and highly recommend him as
safe and skiul Oculist.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. u. Benedict,
Rev. S. H. Cone, Rev. J. Peck,
Rev. j. Audrade, H. G.. Priest, Rev. T.. Wheeock.
Artificial Eyes Inserted which be distinguished from
the natural without giving the least pain. Numerous cerf
to be the Office.
IL Advice gratis, given 70 the poor, Mondays, Wednes'
days and Saturdays, from until TO- A. NJ
On application by mail pos paid stating the disease his
medicine will be of the Union with directions
O its use. 50 lm+rc