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committee to memorabilia the general assembly a
Its approaching session, and we invite YOU TO sucl
preliminary action as may insure the favorable con
sldcration Of the subject Should our just hopes b
disappointed, ana the confidence Of the people il
their ministers be betrayed, the season will The,
have come for such other action as may be beat cal
culated TO obtain the object in view And Il vii
become the duty ofthc people to exercise their in
herent rights with frmness, yet with camness; viii
paIISousm, ana ~ the spirit Of compromise and con
To desire that public faith should be unsu,;sd
thatprivate right should be protected. and tbat 90
cry Marylander should proudly stand as a man and
citizen before the world, and say--"My iusee anI
my honor are without stain" Who will NOT pIo.
ny 70 enjoy the moment Of such declaration,
Let It not be said, that we propose, in mart. 10 at
tam this end public faith and public cred, bv VIC
latng the public contracts with officers who arc on
gagged in the public service. They assumed tbe;,
Offices subject to the controlling power of chang,
in the people, for whose benefit their time and TAI
ents are supposed to be employed. Il was. plain
condition OF their contract; and the people NAV
surely claim the flfImcnt of its performance q,
their will and pleasure. II their compensation be
beyond the value of their service; il the public work
can DO performed upon an equitable compensation
10 be awarded for it, The accumulation of immense
private fortunes may be stopped, but justice willyet
be done to the officers. This is the full measure of
their claim; and all beyond il ia extravaganza, in.
consistent with republican simplicity and virtue
mere ~ one objection which the opponents of re-
form make 90 prominent in their arguments that we
nouce y ra'ner TO exhibit the essential infrmity of
tne'r cause than TO admit il is entitled to considera
non we mean their favorite argument, which thew
press with so much ZEAL not TO say violence. as ~
induce the belief that they consider il rather mi;
vate than public controversy, and bv which ,be,,
impufe 70 the reformers selfish and mercenarv mo.
lives. Now, in all pIainness, we would say. in re-
ply TO this argument, that the reformers must CON
1<.uf al. r.
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BUFFALO, Oct 22.-The effect of the news nv thu Hi
berna upon the market at this point has been
the less sangune holders to offer at reduced rates
hear of the sale of 500 brs Black Rock ut 81 So
500 do, also Black Rock at 81 90; 400 do Michigan ut
81 62 and 81 90, and a70 do Indiana at 81 TO- wheat
we hear OF sales Before the reception of the ne WIS
by the Hiberna, invoice Of Lower Sand usky wheat
on the schr Marshall (S43 bushels) disposed of
95c but the buyer has since declined take his pu
chase, consequently it is still the market Our
tern trade is assuming new feature in relation to
wool Many qualities of our wool adapted to the
manufacture OF certain kinds Of fabric in Eng and and
hence arises the necessity of our exporting qua
hties IN return for the fine woods purchase for i'm
port An operator connect, d with heavy New York
hrm was in our market yesterday afternoon and pur.
chased 5000 lbs No. lambs pulled wool at 27c and
5000 lbs supeIGne lambs pulled wool 30 cents for ex
port and we have doubt returns he will receive
h Ge sumeen'y encouraging to continue trade of
PRINCIPAL E ARTICLES Of export by canal yesterday
77,273. - '' heeSe' w.
Canal exports second week in octoher.Tolls
$1,000; mdse 229o tons; salt, bbls ioo40 -o''''
Principal articles shipped Flour, n 56i brls;
Beef o7s do; Ashes, "a cks; whiskey a,l2o gals;
bush; Butter $780, 3o2 Lard 40 9 do Clover and other
seeds, 1910 do; Slaves, 3la tans; Lumber ss7 NJ It.
DETROIT, Oct Is, l645. Flour brought SO IS AZ II
yesterday; Wheat 49, rs. The eastern market has
revived little
PITTSBURGH, Oct 2I-Flour Is up l2t a Csc higher
ssslt - was paid yesterday on the wharf and from
wagon More is said to have been paid but we could
sold as,s 81 & the N
bare Cheese is much sought for-200 bxs and few
Ssks sod from store at &C. small lots 81 a6ic per Id
10 kegs butter in second hands brought 04 lOtc pei
io.-me market Is rather dull however sales OF 600(
Der ID sale Of 200 bbls No. Allegheny Salt at the
RIVER, az VI md inspection 200 bushels Oats at 29t
soc per bushel-at the River No Lard in Kegs sells
freely from store a, sic ID. Sales 5000 lbs prime
Feahers IN several lots, at 30c per h. Sale of New
Orleans Molssses at ioc per gallon cash so DO ses
sNlo Glass country brands In store brought 81 rs short
tune Timothy Hay, $40 a 10 per ton Of 1000 lbs do
iyered small lot Of Lemons good order retaiied
by the box at $40 Limited sales OF Goldfish a, "a ner
100 lbs The arrivals of Fig Metal continue 10 he
on above and below but SUI the market active
No. Allegheny as remarked previously, IL freely OF
time. - ~'SN w
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Miscellaneous Record.

STEAM sHr GREAT BRITAIN will sail for Liverpoo, an
/ Tuesday 3 o'clock
PACKET SHIP Iowa. Lines for Havre will sail this morning
Letter bags close at halfpast II.
SHP ADELAIDE Adams for Havana will also sail morning
ScHR ALEXANDER from Machlas which arrived at Boston
2d grounded on The flats same night fell over aud filled with
SHP AMERICAN wis sold Boston inst by auction for
So9 cash She IS four years old, aud 39o of Eastern
BEAUTIFUL ScHoosrR.-The new and beautiful schooner
kensington and will ready launching few days She
Somers will both own and command her.
Whaiemen.
snip late Of Boston, has been purchased Sag
Toresga Ports.
Mn Man Sept ie-No American vessel In port.
Oct bs Beep 0 se,ose New yo,,
$50 repored); 10Th, Acadia, Barnes do. -
pss,sO and md Ht, ,aSdc. Ea indies; Delhi Man No
a6o Daqaes Effort aaeiTo sneiess1 Noea sss
M F sGssH IL HfM S Jss1
CASH cs:sus W%astOa Isaac Franklin Als1anda Fancy
BEveKs pom, @, ls-sld sehr U7nus Baltimore
sehs G sldiSs ana 1en 1Sh
vs'S.y lied .
ss5 psIladsphi Sd et bIgs and
fnIs Cia1 E Dsa IVY
fsd ssS
HAsTrpRp Oct 2s-ArT schr: Exchsnge Charleston AIDE
New BEDFORD, Oct 22-Arr brig Nonpareil WILMINGTON
NC. Sid schr Jane Philadelphia; Ellen Rodman ew
York; Henry Clay, Albany "
LEwEs Del Oct 22-Ship st Louis for New Orleans byx
and sSra for
went yesterday Several brigs and fleet Of
schrs came In last evening and anchored the
The steamer Cohansey from Philadelphia down last
ess.ng oSt could not land her passengers until this morning
owng 70 ne ooerous state Of the weather There
Wind strong from y w, and heavy running
PHILADELPHIA, Oct BAR barge Shark and steamer Vu
can New York Cid bgs sulla, and ecumseh Boston, schs
Providence; John Duncan and Volta New slonr
mond, do. - ~ 90"
PLYMOUTH Oct BAR sehrs Wave Richmond.
,foRrLaND Oct 22-Cd barque Murillo Char eston sch
Wave, Mobile ' 800
PoETsMoUTH Oct 21-Cd Caroline, Mobile
PROVIDENCE, Oct 22Below, schr Tangent I'm
sloop Hero Albany and others Sid briggs w Walker Bath
e. load for Cuba; Helespon Wilmington NC; schrs Star
fhladeiphn surveying schr Vanderbilt Newport: soops
Jupiter, Alb4ay; Radiant, New York
s.co Oct 20-Arr schr Rubicon, Drinkwaer, New York
salem Oct GAR schrs Sophia Para Sarah Maria New
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Medical Card,

DOCTOR ORRISON,
N Doctor Morrison Continue: 70 eonddsaaiy
all private whfh he cures without
8 ffFsi Of RE are cured by Dr.
he pa patient Of Structure snalasou, viii,
: xb ss1ssa %as
.aiE Tsss r
youth nocturnal emissions on, and Gs
%is v s1s s to healthy tone
stating original viEor perfect cure guaranteed or no
NB-Dr NJ holds no communion with medical pretender.,
who re s s & Ras o
"Sis ~ '$Tsi S Sg.'
,r Hn aUTHo o Of the "PRlvATE TREATISE" DIR.
IL ss:s g IN sss II
sss s:Pss's
s'sss1 81 %ss: 2 To-
to the public
and @persnt Consequence Of former
Gs
the fact that structure frequently exists in those who are not
ss hs IT.
X%oss
i''sa% d'ai
s Sad o1s m,bou ny %
respect is0a'
tss directing ss ana then to On ffa
ohs ea p these are
i rather Than the psr It
ss BE oss sy ws a
cure Many symptoms might Be mentioned but most
q ss 4 We'll t TO s
belong structure early and when easily and
sh sSp III IF 6k 4 ai Fstf e Ia. been .,
said the stream need be much diminished
s Sisapsa alter %
To wss
from other whaever but certainly.
fs!ss a2%' Z MAyHAyE
only BY far the most frequent q Structure .nQii.
6 h %'sh % @ s sfy
to state how long tins may continue without
e'f s1or %
six eight weeks this length Of time least would strengthen
sf fIs
s Ss &
" Of which the patient does observe
@ % ssv s ei Sa as e
a.da% dunn y asf
&C. mind This however better orphaned il The Private
Treatise Of the author little volume which IS sent to many
Of the world As the of Structure proceeds ac
witty of mind invariably returns
With respect the Of Stricurehis, Is graifyingo
generally accomplished little time, and without
pam Nothing exceed the OF
late the Of this complaint indeed IN the
hands of PERSONS the OF Structure
now accomplished in days a. ormey It demanded
this city short only but return perfectly cmd
though has been trouble and anxiety To
those who cannot leave their homes the writer his
peculiar OF cure, together with his Private ireas
which has interesting chapter on the
subject and the planest and which, being
enclosed little mahogany chest can be safely sent to any
distance.
In consequence OF tire number OF pretendes and books
auackery which nest this city, he deems proper to make
the following statement satisfactory GROUND 81
his Graduate OF Edinburgh &c
&C. he has Published three editions work expressly these
complaints Also he letters from the most eminent phys
Europe the eminent Ameficaas S AsnsJ
Cooper of London Dr. Mott, of New York; Dr. fhysics
Of Philadelphia and others, and permitted 70 refer 70 almost
every Physician emnenee in this city Address DR. Ralph,
QaI Ocean ,.;ch ,traa, = 70 N
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PniLAprLrsIA, Oct. "a, lsa5.

PHiLApELfsIA, Oct. "a, lsa5
The Court Of Quarter Sessions this morning were
gagged in wing the issue whether Bman prisoner in
the eastern Pententisry who attacked and killed Of
the keepers utthEprnonyritb billet sSrood. about
four or Eve mPsafsrso,wss N his night mind at the
time the deed was done After examination of the
physician Of the Penentafy, and several of the most
eminent medical men of the city, the court and Jury
TO the conclusion that he was compos menus-
Judge Parsons directed that he should be remanded
the place from whence he until the lunatic depart
of the Aims House was in the opinion Of the court
arranged to be suitable place for the treatment OF
the insane The court, by act Of Assembly is auho-
rzed to conne unatcs who have become dangerous by
the commission Of homicide other dangerous crime
until such time US they be liberated with safety to
the community and in this Judge Parsons exercised
his Judgment and refused send the patient to place
which the united testimony of the medical faculty OF
Philadelphia and the of more ha two or
three grand uries proved to be unfit for the OF
the insane and calculated to aggavate rather than ame
lorats the disease He decided that the Psnentary was
better Hospital for such than the insane depart
The natives are in terrible quandary about their
defeat and whsng very loud to keep up their
snirits and their papers are whining at great rate TO
S;;,ad Cohorts of their party once more up to
their support But natvist orator at the 4th Of July
National Convention remarks "lchabod is written upon
But little was the stock board to-day and pr
remained nearly stationary Girard Bank stock has
been firm 50 per share for three weeks past and the
probability that another speculation similar to that of
last winter will be got up upon the faith of applca
ton TO the legislature for rechaIer State SIS advan.
ced on yesterdays quotations; but, considering the
state of the treasury and the determination of the Exc
cutive and people OF this to the in
erest regularly the depressed condition OF these securi
ties is matter OF untegned asonishment 1t is
countabe how will risk their in such spe
culaon as the Grard Bank for Instance upon the faith
OF improbable event. while at the time they
abstain from investment which in the nature of things
must, before year rolls by, yield them profit of %
per cent. But it is Men delight in the poetry of
certainty. The following is the list of sales today:
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp-2l9 shares Grard Bank .; $4,000 State
SIS, 75t.
SECOND BoARp--S2200 State SIS cash 75s.
AFTER SALEs-l00 shs RR SO DIS Ii IS Girard Blk 9;
1895 Lchigh 6's Al
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyrcArIoss.

FLouR.-TIansactons were moderate, and prices firm
at 50 so.
TEAs--lmported in the ship Venice Terms-notes at
six months.
Hysons hi chests at % cts per h. 81 chests 67 ~ do
66 20 do g. 80 half do 81 65 IL bxs 6S so
chests withdrawn.
Young Hyson-l3 half chests co. II do 90, 81 do &c. 26
do So so do 46 "a li do 42i 6o do A. l47 do
do 39 1913 do 80 90 do 2s l6 do 49, 10 do 81 4s do 33
80 81 do 264 u do ~ "a chests 49, 92 half chests
Withdrawn.
Hyson Skin-l5 half chests SO chests 3d. II do 81 SO
do %, 10 do 25 43 do 10, 5l5 do Withdrawn
Gunpowder-9 half chests co. 10 do 10 do 69t 81 do
So 50 d. ST. 81 do &C. - do 55t 10 do 80 40 25t
do "a 10 caunisers 49, SO do 3 100 ID boxes 80 140
a. 81 3lb do a. 80 h chests 5 10 ID bxs and loo Glib
do Withdrawn
Imperial-9 half chests 7l do COT, 81 do COL o. do
CO. ~ do $751; do 55t, o y, 2+o Glib boxes 80, SO
49, As half chests l75 I3b boxes and loo Glib do
withdrawn
Chulon-40O hf chests 81, $50 do withdrawn
Powchong-lO half chests III! 10 do 1871 e55 do with
drawn.
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.


A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
liquid Dye which nsantaneousy changes the color Of the
hair beautiful brown black without injury the hair
skin. The superiority of this Dye consists in its easy
mode of application and instantaneous eecta other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce change. Its
superior excellence will be single
application
TRIcoBArHE-The effect of the above the hair truly
tonsng 1t tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray to black instantaneous.
from the Philadelphia Daily Forum "-Severa of
acquaintance have recently applied their hair the vaua
Bile liquid Dye known Alexanders Tncobaphea and
desired effect Immediately after applying i gray hair
whskers, it imparts beautiful brown or black color
For sale by Rushton Co. druggists ITO Broadway 10 As
tor House, and s56 Broadway i4th street; Aspn
wall 36 William street, Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane J. w. Wright Co Cedar street; and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United Statel or ofsoe agents.
r. X q. A. WRIGHT,S3 South 4th street,
olImsrc Philadelphia.
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Medical Advice.

nOCTOR LAMERT still confdentiay consulted ct his
~ old sce, 50 Gold between Fulton and beekman,
diseases decate nature; being mild and
judicous neither mercury, in diet him
days. -. -
sing from frequent indulgence of the Of ndsceet
youth and thereby nightly emissions, and eventually
object being restore the mentally and bodily, TO that
state of vigor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa.
tient being the least sometimes caused by malatm@s
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eectualy cured with
out pain Inconvenience. -. :
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
city, guarantees perfect or no charge made Lfs
ts post paid enclosing Immediately attended to- and ms
define with ADVICE sent to any part Of the United Sates'
Office So Gold street. Open from A. NJ to r. M
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fiiadlcdi Gard,

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of ls6 Fulton
-c;ng ise following subjects vz:-Nlatrmony lmposncy
and s;sty physolos,cay ara .nede,iy :n
OF syphilis, Secondary SYM TOMS Gon9-
s se n Seminal sa as Mne from s
poncn The Dccto has devoted his for nd
tee ~ ~ III, practice and long experiences
the pathology Of the various hu Is 1 ma ."S
fakes termanent and radical HIS o
dom Edinburg Philadelphia also rs Ii ~,
the state of are suspended large frames Ia nus OF
flee 1856 Fulton street :. !, Va . copv Of his
late work accompanied with which embraI % al ds
incidental To females . = :, -. LOG Eui-
Al letters PIe paa. ap An s,,en,so, Old )m.rc
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail,

New York. 1870 ~ ~ i'"'
BALTIMORE Oct 2a-Cld schr II Betton, Nassau MP Sid
GHARLIsroN, Oct 2O-Cld ship Maanna North Of Europe
GEoHGgTowS, DC. Oct 22-Cd brig Eyeline K,nysto, T..
MOBILE Oct lGIAn ship Alabama, Wise New York; brig
Gower Philadelphia sch Onkahye Aransas Bay; schr
Mayfiower, Newport Sid steamer Col Harney Calves
ton and Arkansas Bay. S'' "a'es'
New York CD steam ship John Mkm, Galveston; brig,
Rover do Mary Walker Aransas Bay; barque Rammohun
Roy, Paul New York Steam ship New York report, Jeff
Key West leh and the nth heavy gale from
SSW To W. which continued sS hours-stove staboard bul.
warks aud sustained other damage. -
PHLADELPHIA Oct 2iAn barque Anna REYNOLDS Boston.
briggs Palm and VIM Penn Boston; schr Caroline Ponce PR
Below brlgs sesmsn Veiorn; sehr Delaware aud herm
Randolph, Providence barge - r. Nice, New York
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets TO Arrive.
Packets to Sail.


Cleared
Ship Iowa, Lines, Havre, Fox < Livingston.
snip LIBERTY, Norton Liverpool, w Phillips.
ship Maine. Littleed Savannah Barton Brothers Co
Barque Abaggn Finney. Liverpool, II Havlsnd
BarQ9e May Flower Hitchcock, Antwerp + Hurlbut
Brig Reindeer, Wnsor, Jscmel, A Ro,siere < Co
Brig Joseph Atkins, Trundy Matanzas, Read < Hoppock
Brig Moses, Lovelsnd, Charleston Geo Buckley.
Brig Eous, Hitler, Murireesboro, NC.
Schr Tiger, Perry. Charleston eager u MAILER.
schr Znloda, Cudworth Edenton, NC.
Schr Demapest, Smith, Philadelphia, Plat Pierson.
Sloop James l. Long Jones, Providence.
Sloop Charles, Sturses, Providence.
Barge Comet, Cox, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
British brig Eliza, Cou, II days from Picou NSwh coal
TO master. 800 : 49, - S'-'
Brig Caroline Clark, Ketchum days from Mchias with
lunhe to snow On Tuesday last, when lat 4O Ion IL
q IA the blow, the knocked down on her beam
cad, snd lost deck load of lumber, when she righted
Schr Forest Robinson, Mschias lumber.
Schr Mechanic. Sawyer, Machias lumber
Schr Hero, Spear. Thomaston, lime
Schr Mary Laugdon, Cobb, Thonaston lime
Schr Leprelette, Smith, Thomaston lime
schr Oranto, Morgan, Surry, Me. lumber.
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r. K A ID T H + K q l. l. y w N q
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
COLLEGE,
Medicine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.

95 NASSAU STREET
MEDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES
MEMBERS Of ne New York College Of Msdi:.e
ca ha dse 70 ali
nature and confidently promise to !equrns
the consultation or nysds are par
appeaaa. those diseases Of suerpC
mdtime may Be thus ayoded Ono Of the members Of q:
n EuIHi the eyre e h9's epSn' attends for consul
iFT oR&S II To eos FRI
r "as@s
Ss e.s w al
traction and treatment received elsewhere, any and
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
'HE TONIC MIXTURE prsia!,sd * the COLLEGE A.
nS sn e the
cfet indulgence excess q any KIND IL an %
s y &. ' Gn na dozen 81 carefully
yELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
I,oR The radical glee seminal emissions,
If Of yss 81 ss s GS DE-
the uretha. They effect in much shorter time tina.
M stomach or confinement from business Price 81 per boz
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
FOR the permanent of secondary ayphiIis,
mse"y any by
All yensreal faint remaining in their
Se
without thoroughly cleansing the with Justly oes
BRAIDED alternative.
Sold in single bottles at 81 each OF half dozen
81; carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the suppression oquackey. Th
refined aud highly Possessing all the
Tying qualities and curative Of the above herbis conn
IDENTIFY recommendcdby the COLLEGE infinitely superior
ofSasapara at before the public and may be
relied certain remedy for all diseases from I'm
Of the blood, such scrofua, sail
bloches pimples ulcers pain the bones joints nodes
throat arising
from the secondary effects osypbs inudcious useo
mercury.
Sold in single bottles, T5ceRtrosst
ia cases Of half dozen BEETLES, $50
+" doycp %
Ctses forwarded 70 all parts Of the Union.
MA vrry liberal discoun. 90 Wholesale purchasers
Asvrs w. HICHAHDs0N, NJ D.. -
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CONS U NJ P TIV Els,
DDTTpT ND yONGED,

RUr read the following and retsct-Another Wonderful
~ Cup:-
PHILADELPHIA, April l, 1915.
hereby certify that during the riots in Southwark Of July
last owing and fatigue in the performance Of m
ty duty health received shock In the latter
Of Of, August, all the SYMPTOMS Of PULMONARY CONSUME
who attended weeks without benefit, and told dis
nct that he considered disease beyond the reach Of hui
recommended THOtisON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA used twelve bottles and
testify that in with thousands Of Others who have
been cured by this medicine, that alone my
ton to health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No. 2l7 Catharine st.
was called to attend to the above the secondary
stage of the disease found the patient aborng under
en disease of lungs and ver oth latter had
formed the right lung The being apparently hopeless
and beyond the reach oil the usual treatment at once
using Thomsons Compound Syrup u Tar and Wood Nap
ha virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
pecng would reach desperate The result
CURE THE MOST EXTRAORblNA henceforth dis
polling all doubts respecting the efficacy Of this excellent med
cine in diseases of the lungs and liver
NJ. CHAMBERS. M. D.
Philadelphia, April l. l8i5
Principal Office North East of Fifth and Spruce sts
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. SANDS co. Chemists
aud Druggists 23 Broadway of Chambers Sold also
10 Fulton and II East Broadway. Price so cents.
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TINCTURE AND LOTION
OF IMMIGRATION.

" LOTION INVIGO-
RATION are, beyond all comparison the most rapid and
permanent stlmulans existence They speedily the
impaired energies Of life mpotency unrutfulnes,
and debility and quick and positive remedies
for all the diseases produced by certain solitary habits Their
effect absolute and that the they
is felt N five minutes after they made Of and last
tremey pleasant to the internal and the Lotion
external remedy and they be used separately with
advantage but efcacous together Prepared pint
two dollars three dollars for bottle of each
For sale at the Patent Medical Agency Al Ann back Office
first floor For the convenience OF persons living distance
the Tnctue and Lotion also prepared powders which
with full direction for preparation and use at double letter
powders for the Tncture and the other for
or five dollars for double package All orders be post
city. ole lm*r
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THE GENUINE
GALVANSIISC RINGS
MAGNETIC EIIIIn

THESE articles daily acquiring an reputation
Tor their perfect Success IN curing all kinds of Rheuma
may be the disease readily yields to the mystrrous
power OF Gavanism applied by this novel aud u
yention TIC Dooreux, Paralysis, Apopexy, Cramp, Fits,
Sick Headache aud the long train of disorders
permanently relieved when every other has been tried
without avail Certificates from citizens
are daily accumalatng regarding the surprising efficacy Of
commend them in their practice.
Gayanic Bands Bracelets &c., which be pied any
part OF the body with perfect also be OBJ
taiad The only place in New FORK obtain the articles
tenes, No. 1874 Fulton street. tSun Buding) All sold else
where spurious limitations DIN 2N+m