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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-28

]. A. CLARKSUN
No. III Broad Street. Shockoe Hili. ~
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81 Marks Sid 3d. brig Ann Elxs, 81 Marks schr Mary FL
lem NoIlssns 4h brig Grooming, 81 Marks 9th, brig Re-
IESss BEL Dec SHE brig Clara, from Yves, Indies;
toa from wSsra Nt Excellent, from an eastern por
aud brig called the Roanoake came in Yesterday and ar
Nothing has gone to since my last Wind WNW and
weather thick so much this writing cannot dis
tngush whether or not any vessels of Cspe bound
yesterday afternoon with the bres Rebecca and Benz rankin
in towaer leaving them safely the anchorage she pro
ceeded down Reedy Island returned In the eve
mig With Two soaps. Brlgs John NJ Cayton Rodoph and
NORFOLK, Dec 25-AH schs Frank Baker New York: Star
New HWeni q Williams. West Indies.
NEWPORT Dec s-Ar sch. Star Provd nee for Baltimore
HsnrY PAYS 20 i1r New rork Louisa. for Wilmustol
Below briggs Clara, West Indies. and Roanoke
PoRr PENN tDel Dec 26Cores Phi,s Exchauge-There is
opposite 70 this place ON Black Ditch Creek herm brig
painted and be hard ashore on The bar
have fwire attemptedo get from this pae bu could
not succeed owing TO the which very heavy ia this Vi
cmity shall make another effort which may pos
sihy be attended with success have been able 10
IA her name and from appearance would take her 10 be
stranger There are now two schooners below Reedy Island
beating and think they will tonight as the ice
nas asd towards the Jersey sh9re and left the Western
al the riers. WIND SW and weather very cold.
PoRrsMouTH Lower Hlrbor,) Dec. 2l-Ar schs Patriot
New YORK Tor Boston Oregon Kby Freeport do;
- 49, 1855
Henrietta Richardson do. N'' 0'A
PronIsMouTH Dec ar 4, schr Eagle, Baltimore.
schs Frances Ellen Robinson and William, Rouney do Ad
e,ade Richmond 2oth-Sld brig Grandee, Giichr,st New
orsans Georges River closed as far down the Fort
ton, NC. ~'' S'-'' ''''""AS
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LoNpoS-Ship Mediator pkgs q B Norwood s CO.'S
Rtche-2 gases Duncan-6 chts 2e8 pkgs Morehead
Col case Lounds-3 casks Bninger COL pkgs w
90 Morton-2 Rkg Yyse soa-ls elepesnts' teeth W
5pkgs Martini bales Apg Patterson coz cases Nc.
Ghesney x Moore do NJ Bates, jr-3 pkgs Farr,
HHst ce-2 cases Seq!t1s casks Hosey-4 phgs
2 do II Fanum-i pkgs Slime Swan COG cases Ruse
Sons do II Tobiss1H pkgs Az B Waller-lobale W.
Ma-2O cases Sheldon Cos bales Prince x co.. hhds
Lee eo.ls gases Benjamin COT casks X BUST co
% cases w HIberson-o casks Rockwell COLO hhds
Pratt-23 boxes Sands Fuller COLI bales Fielder
pkss Cumming. Main col Gases & Pete-6 bales
Stevens-3 do Nevins Cog Richards Basset co
20 do Allen, Hogan co-8 do A Underwood-32 pkgs G
sask whitpen-l case Lssaia7 box Halstead HAYES
Co case = Blunt DO David Gfoghan-l do Nh
Hes SeoIlease Comsoet Es9-l Wright surges
pun pkg 81 bags bales Is 30 chts Sc order
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECMmBER 80

Cleared
Ship Sutton, Galloway, Charleston, Geo Sutton
Ship Francons, Gannett New Orleans VIM Nelson.
Ship Orphan, Uquhart, Liverpool Geo Tyson
sp Was
Watson.
Son.
brig Hun,ress, Baker, St Thomas, Aymar s Co.
Brls Exact Johnson savannah Sturges, Chairman Co.
Schr E1empar Lockhart, Halifax.
ss sh Aa WsRGS MoIt S. muste
Sloop Moses, French Providence.
Arrived.
Piches s ship ~ Msd,9 P 81, from LONDON Nov 2h
washed overheard aud drowned
sIs Henry Leeds ptgswa'e from Pda Nov ah with
Salem De%nr Le Of Drf for S do
jos; arrived from Masnham; Black iisyk Robsson ldg for
NYerk Dec TO- st 10 e. lon s. 49, spoke brig Nancy rfa
N ssh MARY S S6 So G
Havens Co. Left sch sarah Nash for New York next day
22d inst lat g 80 ien72 80 SPOKE ship BerWck Of Portsmouth,
H. from New ofeans 10, Boston. me M. a. mas expe,
molasses aud stove some of the bbs
Schr Josephine, Latourette Baltimore, with flour, &C.
schr President Brown from Ch.rryf.ld and days from
Salem, with lumber TO smith Boynt9n 25th instant lat
reportea) Tor New York.
scnr Peterson Pennington, Washngtop NC naval
schr vousia, Dudley, Washing ton NC, naval stores
Schr Exelent, Nodgden Wilmington, NC, naval toro
schr Metropolis, scull, Baltimore, corn, to order.
:, Schr Caroline Ferris from Norfolk and days from
schf Mary, Bsde. Frame, Norfolk, oysters.
Schr North America, Norfolk oysters.
Sclr G Zabriske, Virginia.
below.
A British brig, from Hull; schr Delaware, days from
mngton. NC, with naval stores.
Ships Texas HULL St Lawrence Liverpool; Joseph Atka,
Matanzas.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE Dec 2s-Arr brig Chickasaw, Boston; schr
tscoS, Cooper NYork Cid bargue Auoleon, Liverpool;
NP Cell West Indies Sid barque Baltimore Rio Janeiro;
CHARLEsroN, Dec 25-Arr ship Allen Wilson, New York:
sehr julius Prnge Clarke Newport ri. 24h went to sea
rissa tAndIew Colby do Mestle somsby avre Marian
MosLE Dee le-Cld ship Arabella Liverpool; bark Re.
form, Lewis, NYork Nv
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 17-Cld ships Franconia Liverpool;
Lord seaton. tBr do La Grange Boston; CAIRO, Corr
barGaes Aanchestsr goson Mu'n do; brig Mlaudon, Gi
Or Layepaol; Mayfsld BIZ Cardiff sWaes); Evening
Islam, Port spen lTrpdad) CID 18TH Elizabeth Bruce
London AR brig Zebra Bemsn schrs Caao, Great Habor
ship Lesmehagow at anchor inside the bar waiting order
Pun ApELpHA. Dec 29Cld schrs Henry Safford James
Lopland, New York. No arrivals.
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Miscellaneous Record.

The vessels for Europe and South America, unavoda
bly, detained and will positively sail this morning.
before reported putting Fayal distress, obliged
discharge her leaking badly, and is presumed she
B.ssSS Gutter from hi passed G
ton, and fleet Of + sail toand IL: - ''- :
ed. a. Il w o: p assP a
Ssss s @ g. % gs
Ss of yhs d Sna a e y and ad x
bbs pork also insured Portland for $500 Other persons
had small amounts of goods on board Capt Trots loss
,1s D st1 ss 4 Asr ss sss &
res the h survey has been held and ali
s H 5 @ s0R s 'GS s s
S S to g. SO S
ssy fsf shs % 5 @S Of
ra s.. al s ss"s TSs s at G
leaking somewhat will probably have to heave out
Naval.
detachmen, Of seamen for the U Frigae Cumberland
left here yesterday morning for Boston charge Of Lieu
Cid al Warren, Dec %th, barque Harvest Bowen, NV
The Minerva smyth NIB which touched at Favsl Nov13
stated the report OF the Harbnger in port Cd inst
spokss Sept ie, of Cape Good Hope Heespont, Manws
Bsrque Cora tons sold Auction at NBedord 18th INST
to Barton RicLeuon, for $4,000.
the sa I'd n e 9s Dc Ss for this port on
vspssa from Boston for Trieste, 10 miles Care de
Bsrque cen OF Malta abou 9Th and 7h Nov supposed to
be the Stambool from Smyrna for Bo.ton
Brig Messenger, from Boston for Marssilles of Cape de
Foreign Ports.
FAyAL Dec 3-Inport ship Robert Isaac, Barrett for Liver.
pool for N.Y. tsee ALEXANDRIA, Tenny (from
N0rlean, for London wanting two loading days 10 finish
HALIFAX Dec iiArr schr Ring Dove Prince Edward Isd
twas bound 70 New York. but bore after getting
IS Cape s.ble iath sloan shin Cambria Judks hence a3
board eleven
day for Lyerpoo 2oth in port brig Archesus unc;
schr Cohanne, Ellis, do
schr Juno Passport 18Th cid schr Jane Boston s
corn 25tb, schr Lydia, Boston for Harrington.
,YaRMouIs, MS Dec PAR schr Malone Bay Packet, N
Bosros, Dec 21-An, bsraue Panchits smyna 2sth arr
barque Janet 81 Jsg9 via Noriolk Homess Hole and Pro-
ss Wind q W sSp: b s%Ss s
ocean Es Ba SS. sc.
rssf.s' ss 1Ss
Arr At do 2sd, sch Dolphin Holder, % hours ''""
BnlsroL, r. IL Dee 2t-Au .loops Meridian, Lewis to
sS Srs Victory Elwe Newport 10 load for az
CurLyR Dec. Il-Ar, ship Roger Stewart, tBr) ST. An
1LoucEsTER, Dec 2,--Ar schs Koskiusko Newburyport
| BIistol, for Wilmington.
deIphia for Boston, schs Cooley Co. Young New York
for Susan Bray Aerandrs for st John, NIB Howard
JAcxsorvILLE 4 q Dec lo-An brig Virginia, Barker New
KEYwEsr, Dec IAN brig n s0ronins, New York; I'd
schr Exit Boston, 3D. baque Mersey New Orleans, via
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Medical Aid,

II "
NERVOUS Constitutional, also sexual Debility, re-
sultug from certain indiscreet practices Of the
youthful and thoughtles Nature good accountant
70 forget her customers but will later call them
TO accoun-a fearful sometimes be
Among the ofth blghting and desoans habit
Impotency nocturnal consumption wasting OF
the body pepitaton Of the heart shaking Of the
hands, confusion Of the intellect want of business.
dielish for reading inclination for sleep
yoracious appetite for food and sometimes total partial
loss Of of the faculties, the sight, hear
ing voice memory Sc and also the arrangement Of
certain organs, such the omach liver lungs and brain
This last sympton indicates the rapid approach of insanity
For repairing and re invgoating the constitution and
energies OF such in this wise afflicted. DR. q.
would earnestly recommend his Inv goratlng Tonic
Coda strengthens and generously nourishes the system
aud not followed by the with other
needless its good effects permanent and the cure is LISTING
Price 81 bottle Of halt dozen Tor S0 TO be sent
by exp!essto of the county what . coaven
ent aud less expensive the Ingredients powder I. be sent
by mail as much will make three bottles, with full diIec
tons and advice for S. end larger quantity rTopoIoa D.
Gregory - consulted at his private Offices NOS Roosevelt 81,
one door from Chatham at al hours All are
CONFIDENTIAL and II by mail, must be post paid faten IN
waiting received and Of course never
meet each other. DR. G. is regular Physician and Surgeon
ana has been than the practice OF eaun8
ftnEr
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come, by in the evening, with which | cheerfully

come by in the evening, with which / cheerfully
complied.
Miss Pc is charming young lady; has just
cenversed with her at Mr. H.'s. She is one of the
most charming girls ever looked upon Her man.
ners are easy and graceful in a word, she is as
beautiful as the houril that sport in the favored vi
OF stole How do you suppose young man could
De seated BY the side OF being so lovely and invit
ing, without being smtten to the heart!
Here am once more in Washington City, the
SINK OF vice. and the grave OF genius. am now set
tied here for the winter and spring, and shall send
you an occasional chapter of politics. Though
" fo,ks" may concoct "things" IN a corner, and
mold councils TO make Presidents, turn on, and put
IN men into office, have the "acility'' of finding
II out.
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Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY, No Roosev consulted In all
IL diseases private DIR. g. a regular Physician
and surgeon, and of than twenty years experienced
during which time he has made valuable
dscov in cpring speedily. Terms med
cine aud advice S. and will be by any part Of
the country.
SrRIcrURE OF THE URETHRA-Ths dreadful form Of
the disease yields TO the treatment Of Dr. g. in the
ishug He the inventor of method by which he
will warrant to structure days formerly
took months: and besides this his
painful the Is certain and adding whereas the old mode
o treatment did frequently leave the patient may
be, ncurabe structure of thirty duration cured
by Dr. g. IN single week. Que Of the symp
toms OF structure little involuntary Of immed
will be forwarded on application.
The PRIVATE TREATISE, called 1.-THE Rubicon This
little volume of which Or g. the author and pubher is
essentially important with those who for good
happen to need silent and trusty friend" II written in
style expressly adapted the patients who desire
themselves II treats upon the diseases and Of
the genital OF both showing plainly best
thod cure. small edition OF hi. work been prepared
TO be by mail the postage (which about
part OF the United states.
" At DR.. Gregorys private Offices No Roosevelt street,
door from Chatham ST. may be had his Cordial and Book
and also advice all hours OF the day evening All
nunicaoas will be considered strictly copfdensl The fol-
remedies No os william st. near Maiden Lanes Fulton
Bowery corner Of Walker St. le Delaney st. Of sui
folk ST. II East broadway OF Market and both
OF Broadway and Chambers 81. n23 lmsr
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$4,000.
L Y Z, 4 n y 1 v L Z A e Z L 4

AN EXTENS IVE RAFFLE.
THE elegant and fayore Hotel Des Duck Freres situated
opposite u ne Park be raed, for the above
by the LIST OF February any time intervening the
option of raers be divided into hirtyhree chances
s0o per chance the winner becoming the
establishment is including their magnificent Ar Cushion
being dssrous to eater Philadelphia
induced by many Of their friends who although
not enabled to purchase their Hotel take this method
bring within the power Of most who willing hazard
the necessary amount for chance, where there more
likelihood Of success than thousand OF the specua
that entered into day. The above Hotel
renovated last spring and furnished the
style and is the complete order In order that the
affair may be conducted satisfactory to the subscribers they
appoint judges among themselves who competent
decide any disputes that may arise.
Further information will be by the propretos at the
HOTEL DES Duck FREKES,
l68 Duane street opposite Duane Park
N B-tientemen requiring private have them
o graft Inn
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New York Cattle Market,

Dec 29At market 500 Beet Cattle (s3 from the south)
90 Cows and Calves and 5000 Sheep and Lambs.
Pfices-Beef CattleOf tire very small number at
ket last week. $50 remain unsold. We quote 81 S.
and SIS for inferior and mddling qualities and &c. so
50 Is for good and prime.
Cows and CalvesPrices range, in quality from SIS
to $50. All SOLD.
Sheep and Lambs-Buyers were active during the
week. and all at market disposed of at from 81 so
TO 81.
Hay-Sales at 100 a loco per cwt
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FIREs-At Cleveland on Sunday, the brewery of
Geo. Hamilton, on Michigan street, was burned 10
the ground Loss $1,000 and all that can be sayedrom
the ruins will not amount to more than 500 or $3.50
AT Oswego, on the Goth inst fire broke out in three
story brck building adjoining the North Western Insu.
rance Once on First street. West Oswego by which the
building was burnt down. The basement was occupIed
by MIR. w. b. Buckhout dry goods store and the
upper stories by Mr. NJ ID West, q cabinet shop and
wareroom Mr. y goods all saved and most Of
MIR. WIS. The building owned by Judge Hart and
Ontario were on hand aiding in extnguishing the ames
Detroit on the goth instant dwelling house occu.
pied by Mr. Wm NJ Grain the corner OF Hast ngs nd
Woodbridge streets took fire. and was much damayed in
the roof before 1t could be extinguishcd
At Lapeer, Michigan, the 9th he dry goods store
OF Joseph Hart and the dwelling house and tailor's
shop OF e. Rogers, were consumed. The goods of MIR
II, were considerably injured by the removal
The dry house connected with one of the Clayvills
woollen mls, in the town Of Paris Oneida Co was with
its contents totally destroyed by fire on the 10th inst
The dye house factory and other out buildings were ali
saved large quantity Of cloths and wool was burned
buffalo .4drerfiser, Dec. 20.
FATAL RENcoNTRE.-On Saturday last, at Alex.
andrla, Mr.. j. M. Wells, gentleman well known
TO most oil our citizens, shot Spanard by the name of
Lespaa II seems that tho latter had threatened to kill
Wells the first time he met him. Wells him asked
whether such threats had been mado-and upon their
owledgment, fired The wound inflicted was Il is
believed mortal Mr.. Wells Immediately surrender red
hmselt TO the civil authorities and the subject will I'M
dergo Judicial investigation OF pa rite liars wa know
e and will not attempt to tell the little we do know
nehevng that the best way in all such cases s TO let
ne Facts be fairly brought by the evidance On ths
tFlal.-N 0. neitas Dee. 10. = -
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PROVISIONS Ohio Pork quite heavy, and lower Mess
Sl3; Prime $40, so; this State Mess $l3 so; Prime
$1,000 Besf-Mess SIS 500; Prime So $50, city and
country inspected Butter, dull and prices tend down.
ward; Western Dairy lac lie; Store lie l3c. Cheese
Ia u, with a shipping demand.
WHnKEY-Drudge 24c; Barrels 20 25i.
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New York, Monday, Dec. 80

New York, Monday, Dec. 20.
BEEADsrurrs-Our Flour mai st to day has assumed
q firm appearance there being rather better de
and holders ask higher rates than at the close OF
Saturday; demanding 1918 for good brands Genesee,
SIS 90 Ohio and Michigan; the sales however have not
been 10 much extent at the advanced rates. Wheat-a
good sample OF Genesee offered at ST. 80 without finding
6uyers Rye-7Sc a SOC is the highest buyers offer
CsrD-Southern new. Tic TIC. Oas-better demand at
an improvement; 4Sc Canal.
Corros-The market remains quiet and inactive, with.
out any change 10 rates.
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Passengers Arrived.

RnsSa and a5y @ Yoss r S9ssop mas Lock- Mr.
Chrsophsnson Ms'srs WalIi, ChristqPheason Godfrey
Miss Lydia Christophenson Miss Emma Chstophenson
add servant London; Rudolph Kessel Germany; John
Brenchy, Philadelphia aud "a in the steersge.
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Sporting Intelligence,


NEW ORLEANS RAcEs-EcLIPsE CoURsE-Dec IL, 1915
"A sweepstakes for colts and fllies y o-subscrip.
tion $780, Forfeit $780, mile heats; seven subscribers
VIM J: Minors gr, 6. Javen, by imp Doncaster,
dam by Orphan Boy. .............
j. II. Cages ch. c. Waverly, by stokholder, dam
Dy--- 2
VIM II PARROTS oh. c., by imp. Sorrow, dam by
imp. Levi ithan. .............. dis
Time, 2:05-2:06.
Same Ddy-Lousiana Association Purse, S200-Two
mile heats.
VIM. J. Minors CHI. f. Bracelet, by Eclipse, out of
imp. Trinket, y. o., [Wm. Matthew'S -.
VIM. P. Greer's CHI. f. Mary Waller by Sterling
dam by imp. Luzborough, ~ ..... . .
j. & II Cages ch.f Ellen Carnal by imp Belshaz.
Ear, dam by imp Levathan, 3y. o 4 3
D. Heinsohn's gr. h. Croton, owH bro. of Grey.
beard y. ............,,., 3 dis
Time, 4:34-4:l7.
Die ls, ls45-Louisiana Association Purse, 5000
Three mile heats.
A. II. Carnars CHI. f. Musquah, by Dick Chinn out
OF Iinnet, by imp Levathan, ~ .[Chisel
Col J. Metcalfe's br h. Denmark, by imp Hedge.
ford, out of Betsy Harrison, by Aratus, 6
d. Heinsohns b. h. Marco by Sir Leslie out of
Miss Lancess, by Lance. dst'd
Time, 6:55- 6:56-7:03.
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HAvANA.-We have news by the brig Arabian,
Capt Foster to the 10th inst from the Havana Every
thing quiet in the isand nothing worthy OF no.
tee Is in any of the prints that have fallen into hands
~ O Times, Dec. 49,
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co M N r. IL CIAL.

S5-The Ohio river still remained unnavigable be-
tween Plttsburg and Louisville, the latest dates.
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o. The Legislature of Maryland yesterday COM
menced Its annual session at Annapolis
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington Ctty,D. C.
THE PROJECTORS Of this new large and modern built
liz @ b a .ne n hanRs 70 pub
cpate popularity from the efforts of the under
the Avenue the promenade side between Third and Four
and Half the Railroad Depot and the
Capitol 1t capable Of three hundred
In all its has recently undergone general Improvement
the The parors and ladies' apartments
have been elegantly furnishedhe ladies' ordinary tastefuy
retted indeed every division of the house Primary
The dining hall light
ed, night the Union. of
polite active obedient and well disciplined Briefly
fdentiy challenge the judgment discriminating public
all the essentials required to render public house home
the traveller.
Charr as heretofore per day Permanent boarders
taken fair discount with the spirit of the
times TYLER & BIRCH.
The Express" will please copy every other day for three
weeks. and send bill Ty Ter Birch. p25 eodFrc
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TO TAILORS
yENHE UNDERSIGNED would intimate the trade that it
is yours the publication of the first edition
OF his celebrated work Cutting Garments during which
has with sale and in
whatever has objections been made to its practical utility
But the contrary all who have used it, recommend
The explanations of the Diagram ample and pn that
of ordinary capacity, and without any other
tons enabled in few hours to cut kind Of garment
style OF elegance and fashion, which heretofore required
the whole work from eight dollars per book
be obtained OF the author, at No. 1l3 Broadway.
dill lmeodAr w. II. STINEMETS.
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MUFFS, MUFFS AND FURS.
VIZ would ladies' who have supplied them
w selves with Mufs TO call at WIN. COOPER'S FuStorcs
and look his o Fancy fursand we w
that they will find his Mus alone superior but
cheaper than any other store IN the city.
IVm. Cooper's Fur Manufactorfes,
Bowery doors above Walker strce-and % Maiden
Lane near Gold street
N. BAH Fus bought at his stores warranted TO be whit
thew are repre sentrd. imsr
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Fits! FitS!!

TVANS' VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infable rene.
dy for Epeptc Fits, Falling Sickness ConvuIsions &C.
One Of the proprIetors Of this Invaluable Medicine
ed for with this dreadful disease during this
whole period one under medical treatment without
ceivng benefit the contrary the fits fire.
quent and and this the universal experience Of
that are thus afh ced i is well known that from time iHms
mor this disease has baed the skill Of all Physicians and
the boosted power Of all medicine. IL is fifteen years
remedy has been discovered which only restored
him perfect he nth, but hundreds bear
sovereign efficacy Of Vegetable thus hitherto
this nfallibe Remedy All that thus afflicted
avail themselves Of It's blesng-al invited to call at the
Principal Office 1884 Grand New York. and have their
examined and advice free Of charge aud where
meous certificates OF be seem frce One Dollar
per bottle. -
Vans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills for removing all morbid
and humos, and purifying the blood Pncc twenty
five cents Dor. .-
M IXANS 4 HAHT. PIOpretOIs
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BARTINk'S LOTION,


A CERTAIN AND RAPID REMEDY in all cases Of
Rhs umstsm, Gout Sprans, Bruises Cuts Burns Scslds
Bites, Posoa stinss Of Wounds Of every DESCRIPTION
fracture. and Delegations Of Bones letter RiaswoTm,
Fever and Ague Ague in the Face and Breast Clumsy
mach aud Limbs Choie Bowel Complaints Fever Sores Old
Ulcers and Sores OF all kinds Complaints Of the Kidney
Iay Chibans, Corns, Bunions, Head Ache Tooth Ache
kc &c.
The propretors deem write lengthy articles
the merits Of this medicine its 100 900 friends
in New York and the Atlantic cities cheeuly certify the
best and only remedy the complaints above named asserting
that they and their families will constantly keep supply it
being so generally useful and ready cure.
The LADIES also gratefully unite IN attestng Its value
many cases hch heretofore seemed without remedy,
For sale nj the Propetor Genea Depot retail and whole
sale 1913 Broadway doors above the Hospital where
the city and at distance vii be supplied liberal AL
at tn r Depot 23i Welnutstree Phadepha and by
this city generally These few OF their dis
lance, VIC DEXTER, Albany; DR.. Hemstreet, Troy T. M
Donnell, Saratoga sp s. Tousey, syracuss Fowler,
Y Clerk, Jersey city y von Mort, Meybury r. g. Ar
DB Whgpls, B,llimore rfIough Frederck.buyS vai'
B. Baker, so'ten; Messs w Il stillwe Westerly /;
mcdonald St Johns do; j. o Hutchinsog Toront9 G. W.
Price IS cents. G. >. BAHTlNE " ",
d22 imeod.m 323 Broadway