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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
ALEXANDRIA MARKET,


FLouR.-We hear Of no sales--,here is little or
coming We quote Canal Flour at $4.e2l.
the price suppose i: would bling if there was
any Offering.
GRAtS.-'rhe receipts ofWheat during The week
have been moderate and the market has been
steady at 80 90 cts. for good to prime red. Any
considerable parcel of prime might bring fraction
We quote white Wheat at IS 98 cts.
Last sales Of white Com at So cts; yellow SO cts
Most of the Corn offering is good deal cut with
weevii. prime Article would bring our highest
quotations.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
RELIGIOUS.

0D~Ths services of Clerical Association will,
by leave of Providence. commence at Mt Zion
Church, Hedgesville, on Friday, October oath, at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ. and will be continued through
that day aud the Saturday and Sunday following.
01-The Rev. JoHN Fl MENEFEE will preach at
the Ope5uon Baptist Church on Sunday, the l9ih
inst, at the usual hour. Oct. lG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
COAL, COAL CRATES And
STOVES

FHNHE undersigned d prepared Iafrn.h Coal
Il Crates aud stoves ol every description n lte
shortest notice fie j. connecied wits oae ot tie
best Mines near Cumberland, sad ~ o,ders Tor
Smiuu's oE 6raie Coal, deliyerable at dis 81 my
for cash only. JN0 JAMlsuN.
Oct.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
ElfEIl,

On Friday last, in This place, Mrs. JANE BELL,
consort Of the late Richard Bel, aged Sc years.
On Sunday morning, the 9Th inst AFTER a lingering
illness at the residence of her son-in-lsw, r. Will
hams, Jr., Esq OF Winchester, Mrs. HANNAH c.
DUNBAR, widow OF the late DIR. Robert Duubar, in
the 63d year of her age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
Grand scheme .

g93e3 fri2es. amoaaslng 70 $sU,b4J@s
Tickets Sl--Shares ia proportion.
''Tall trees frem lhlic aeorns grow "---besntifal
tsia ~etsstS csiokets 10 nsnn~r noslslns cessid-
etins lh- chances. % Whole Tickets. el<---.l3
Halves. s7--s5 Or So 5o--25 Eighths, eI.5t.
Address,
JAMES FLETCHER & Co.
No 8, ftolliday 81, Bat,imove, ma.
Agents Tor the Managers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
GEORGETOWN MARKET, I
49, "a 1919

FLoUR-si GA to $4 Go "a as in quality.
NHEAT-ls rather lower. We now quote best
reds at SO to % cts. White 90 to 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
FRESH MEDICINES, &c.

z uST received The following
cd Citrate Kali;
Swaim's Panacea;
Nap,hs- Wood superior;
Suph Quinine;
Croton Oh;
Buffers Efervescent Magnesiai
Iodine French;
Hydriodate Potass;
Shph Morphine;
Acetate Morphine;
Piperine; Lunar Caustc;
Balsam Of Columbia-for growth of hair;
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, &c; for sale by
Oct. 9 WIN. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
LOOK HERE!
FENHE subscriber has just returned from the
n Philadelphia and Baltimore markets with a
new and splendid assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

to which he invites the attention of his customers
and the public generally. He does not wish 70
brag TOO loudly--he has not been to Boston. New
York, OF across the big Pond" yer be thinks bis
stock will comparein every respect with any brought
10 this msrket-bat OF this he will leave the public
TO judge when they call aad see for themselves -
His assortment comprises every variety and style
of Goods.
FOR THE LADIES.
lie has a splendid assortment of Nous d'Lanes Of
new styles; great variety of splendid Silks BIZ
and Silk-Narp Alpscas; Shawis Of every deserip-
ton; RIbbands; Mitts; Gloves Hosiery Of all
kinds aud N Short every article pertaining their
department, and to which he respectfully invites
their attention before purchasing elsewhere.
TO TIE GENTLEMEN
pe would say, cali and examine bs stock OF Cloths
Cassimers Sattnetts, Vestings, Boots, Shoes, Hars
Caps, &c, and If he does not oAer Them bargains
lie does not wish them to buy
TO THE FARMERS
je wonid say. thar bis stock of STAPLE GOODS
Is complete, and suited ia every respect TO their
wants Ifthey wish good bargains and cheap Goods,
give him a calf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
Cigars.

~ ROUND ALUM AND FINE SALT-Re-
IN ceived and for sale low by
Oct. l6 j. NJ. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

fsr ne BsasAt II ne Ffederscs 6swATays.l
Class ! fes l8f5--to be drown at Rsls,Fnotr, %
saturday, October is. 1885, rs Noesssg Islssfy
-~l3 Drawn Bslklts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
Tan Yard,

situated on Water St, in the town Of Martins
burg, Berkeley Co.. Va, containing TWO LOIS
OF GROUND. The improvements arc good
FRAME WELLlNG-HOUSE AND ElTCH-
EN- Backbone 100 feet long. wilh by
House SO feet, and a good Log S,nbe, The Yard
contains 70 LayWay Vsis. with large Lalches,
and room FIR 200 nore--40 OF which can be sunk
under the Dry House. There Is good spcing-
water running constantly go tbe Yard. The i'm
provemepts are oil IN good ORDER and To any one
wishing TO engage ia the busaess. u is cerlaialy
the best property now in he merket ia the Valley.
There is but one other yard 10 the place, which is
unable 10 supply The demand. The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road passes within 200 var DC the
door, thereby bringing !, within sS hours travel Of
Baltimore. Cbestnu, OAK Baik IS very abundant
and can be had o. s. a cord.
Il isdeemed unpeccsssry to give fuHAfr de--
cripuon q the property. as aay one wishipg iopas
chase wiz call and zee It.
Teras --One.third 10 hand, aud tbr balance 10.
five years, with iuterest--the purchaser giving a
hon on the property 70 .ecure The detereed pay
ment. MARGARET BROWN.
ETecutrj.g q JupeS BroEa, deed.
Oct .. isi5-5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
GROCERIES,,
Tan-Yard Proper
~ nj Public sale.

TWILL he sold TO the highest bidder, before
w the CourtHouse door, on Mondag, he t0th
az Of November aert, (beiug the irst day Of the
,ounty Court \ the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
GROCERIES. SIT. SIC.

His stock of Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Salt &C.. is
full and unusually cheap,
lie deems il unnecessary TO go into greater de-
tail but will say that he is able 10 sell bis Good.
for cash, punctaal dealers at the lowest fnte,.
Oct. Is MEVERELLE LOCKE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
VARIETY.


II LIE 0 II % ia llEsl& ~
No. . rrolsadsy ST., fslsaeae1s. ssas
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16

ENiSH oil -Far sale, veY superior article
a. of Fish Oil. for sixty cents per eaaon.
n. X. Depot. Sept. N5N kBOESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
&sCccs Potatoes.

AZ oROCCo SHOES & KID SLIPPEHs-
IVA just received and for sor-- ch,.al er Than
eyer--hy 4 L ASH,
Sept. 95 3 doors Nnrth nf Rnrd's : iare
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16

A SUPERIOR article 81 lfio Coffee, Cor sale
IN low ny ;. ri. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16

lR3G9.ljn Com Store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
Medical Aid.
DR GRECO

mr. GREGORY, No Go Gold street, Is consulted in all
eecna Recent Nc suits. sfs~ ays Without re
strnt in diet hdranee q pursuit His long experience
troduce valuable improvements into his which,
dcne and advice S. cure guaranteed His Offices are
"s Sf ass dread
most astonishing manner HE'S the inventor Of method by
days as il formerly months aud this plan
always successful whereas the old mode o. treating ne
iacuabe A Structure OF 80 standing has been cured by
toms ofhs malady itle Involuntary Of water i'm
NERVoW us OK 'CoNsTITuTIoNAL DEBILITY. re-
sultng from certain 'ndiscree secret Practices OF the Youth
full aud thoughtes Nature good accountant TO ever
aecouat and fearful reckoning I om.ms proves 20 oe
impoency nocturnal emissions consumption wasting
ofthe body papton oith or shaking Of the
the sight hearing voice &c and also the der4nge
ment of certain such the stomach liver lungs and
~ For repairing the and energies OF such
in this wiss Afflicted Dr. Gregory wen NEST earnestly re-
and nourshes the system generously aud followed by no
ne e,s w aaa 1s 81 s II
$40 for half Dozen in and be sent to part OF
THE PRIVATE TREATISE called The Rubicon',,-
Th little volume essentially important with those who for
its instructions are ample embrace al the diseases aud
Of The genital % S5sas Of ns ssse
gnatng this line Of practice Tor than half century
posee of both the letter and the book and it viii be prompt
ly forward order All applications by mall enclosing
10 The Book and also The "nvrorating Tonic Cordial,
for sale the Doctors residence s Gold street. and at the
No 50 William street near Maiden lane.
80 Fulton street, corner Of Water ST.
3" ~ Fulton street, OF Colt
" 1876 Fulton street, the Lamp Store, Sun Buildings
. lS8 Bowery corner Of Springst.
Psapssy J,yes corner Of Of Snpt s. and ,o
Of Broadway and Chambers street. jul7 m*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17

The Nashville Wig of the 9TH inst says the crop
that region presented promising aspect
i does
The Alton Telegraph says that the wheat crop in IL.
linois will be very iair-the looked better
and hay and oats good.
The wheat crop in Washington county (Pa) is excel
entbetter than for many years the oat crop will be
good, and the corn is coming Oh finely.
The Hitiamsport (Md) Banner says, the harvest is
entirely gathered in and OF the heaviest that
has been cut for number OF years Many of farmers
informed us that to quality and quantity it has
rarely, if ever been surpassed.
THE DRouGHr.-The Miiiedgeriiis Journal, of Friday
last says, from the various sections OF the State
greet TO learn through the delegates to the convention
hat the drought has been unparalleled In parts
there has not been rain in and three months, and all
kinds of vegetation has been burnt up-whle in other
places although the drought has not been severe
scarcely onehsfo or one-fouh crop will be made Thus
far has been less affected any thing else indeed
II has not been injured great deal but unless the
changes soon, that too will suffer and other
vegetation
The Federal Union, OF the date remarks: partial
and insufficient rains have fallen during the last week in
this section of the country. We think they sufficient
70 ensure bread to the husbandman, and that famine
grim visaged famine, will not appear in land. The
rought has been, and in places is exceedingly
yere nothing Ike it having been experienced since the
year ISIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
Medical Gard,

DO G 7 . r M Q Z 5 ON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, coax Fulton street,
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted codential
all private diseases which he without mercury
'raiG in diet or pursuit Recent particularly "Gonor
rhea. he in 3 To 6 days
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by d.
" on improved principles, without pain Inconvenience :.
the patient. As the of Structure analogous witt
those OF other affections OF the urinary APPARATUS but
renced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected With enlarged glands
suffer nneh injury from awkward prac,i,ion.rs ~
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the of evils resulting from de
uctve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions aud ut
principles by restoring the system healthy and
stating its original visor. perfect guaranteed
charge
~ BDr NJ holds communion with medical pretenders
who claim to be Surgeons, he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon IN the city See his diplomas his Office
2oats Fulton street Letters post paid and containing fee vii
insure medicine and adviceto any part OF the Union.
Office 20a Fulton street. Greenwich New York Opei
from A. NJ to 10 p. M, daily. JULIO lm*rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17

at meets repay him by tns petty OF hostility
against one who never found favor IN the former FRESH
dents eye-ior other cause, that we could see than
that he was fearful there might BIO somebody IN Texas
besides himself Many of the editors in Texas are just
" indignant at this act of Jones, looking upon II as
rank injustice
Both houses OF Congress introduced resolutions APP
proving OF the conduct of Com Moore while IN com
mand of the navy. In the House OF Representatives,
Gen. Mcleod offered the following =
Resolved by the House OF Representatives oil the he
public OF Texas That is the opinion OF tins body that
the trial of Post Captain w Moore undera Joint reso.
luton approved February 5h lslI by the Special Court
Martial convened under that resolution and the finding
of said court fully entities Post Captain f. w Moore 10
continue in his position as Commander OF the Navy OF
this Republic.
The following resolution was offered by Mr. Smith, OF
Fannin -:
Resolved That the thanks of the House of Repres
tives OF the Republic of Texas justly due to Com T..
W. Moore, anu these under his command IN the service
Of the Navy Of said Republic.
In the Senate, MIR. McCreary introduced the following
Resolved by the Senate That is the opinion this
body that the trial OF Post Captain T. w Moore, under
ont resolution of the Congress this Republic approx.
ed February 9TH 1874 by the special Court Martial
vsncd under said resolution final and conclusive
The murderer Of young Hornsby who was killed with
a Mr. Atkinson near Austin, while fishing, turns out to
be Camanchc. The Indian mistook II, for Capt Cole
man. who had wounded Tim last year in the fight
on the lerdenales. He had seen Hornsby some three
months since at Torrey's Trading House and when he
lett for his residence near Austin, the Camanche, with
the murder was finally effected The party to which he
belongs is the San Gabriel and numbers six hun
dred and thirty five warriors only, the main bo
dy Of the latter being off the Mexican expedition.
The friends and relatives OF Hornsby have raised large
party well mounted and armed and intend proceed to
the Camanohe camp aud destroy it, If the murderers are
not given up.
volumnous correspondence appears in the Texas
papers between the T. s. Charge Maj Donelson and the
Texan Government, in relation to nneAation. The
successful contamination of the great measure renders
OF less immediate consequence than ii may ultimately
possess lie promised the Government OF Texas, how
ever that the support of the United States troops should
be afforded NJ once and TO great extent to protect
sent OF Texas to the aggregation of her territory to
this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoN.

FisH-Dry cod are held at 81 s7j . so. The demand
is rather better than the supply There is moderate
demand for mackerel.
HAy-Comm qualities of North river bale sell at SIS
Coo, for shipping. Prime, for city consumption
quote at 75c
PRoviiovsThe demand for Ohio pork is moderate and
prices are firm. Old prime quote at 50 62t 75 old
10 62l; mess at slaa IS l2t Beefis rather inactive
We quote at SO IS o. prime at S. 10 8. Lard is
in fair demand kegs we quote at 81 Sic, barrels are
held at SC. There is very little doing in butter and
cheese.
WHisK Er-Domestic in drudge casks, has been pretty
freely taken at aoc Western and prison barrels we
quote at 20l 2lc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17

tson and LADY, Mr. Damare lady and chld Mr. Skilman,
w Roberts, Nj Smith. MIR Sands, Mr. Mgar.
SANASNAii-Ship Celia-Nirs A Wood MIR L Hne, DIR A
sieerage. - $500
sA,ssNAH-Barque Isaac Mediums Kimberly Miss Titus,
sins fruden Mrs Bates w Bates lady and children
NJ hosnwing and lady, Mrs Haywood and children Miss
Williams Prof. w Hadee and lady Messrs Titus Sawyer,
ID tverison. + Chenainv & Psrkhars s w Wright " Ii
Laesdon T Wright, W Simpson, Robinson. -.
Championship Anson-P Scranton and lady.Nfiss q
lamb Mis- Lamb Miss Hgey, Miss Scott, Mr. Moss and
ICY Miss Kennedy Mr. kefer + Walter aud lady, MI
tchbnrn lady, three children Mrs Dana aud
svla Mrs p@a Mrs Mary Walter Mr. Echmopd Lamb
S W,1 H y Gamble nsraham, Pam, Aerande,
Wells, w Wells, James Hale, 4 WHITFIELD L French,
shaw, w Hanegin Miss Kiefer, j Winberg O Ford
Master ID Ford, Capt White, b Dorrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17

Increase this year. 3u3 1896
Naval.
sS HT;sa G'f fa'l
Passed Nc The Gysne ma
on leave three months; Hunter appointed acting saakeI
aud ordered to the Cyane
.yhaIemen.
letter from Capt Cash. of the Milton OF B. reports he,
.s o o no a Ao p9d 3 sso, HGea 1 whale
Srw lesbos July l5sld Chas Henry, for Indian Ocean
Mary from New Orleans for Baltimore, June 9th, lat 81 IS
Foreign Ports.
RIO NrsEz Africa June a-ln port Robert wig cargo;
CAnao, Africa May i3Ia port, Hamilton for Gambia for
Salem. ldg
PrnN,MHgco, June o-Arr Iowa, Baltimore ZAP ny would
SD 1s III I"e T sn and probably
Home Ports.
gasson July Ill H an;s B b.
aud Carleton do Harriet Jemiica; srah Williams from Ca
aTsuourn. July Barr Ann Parry Indian Ocean, with
,NrwpuasroRr, July lar Charles Hammond Philadel-
Bosros, july i5.Arr caroline, St Tbomas Telegraphed
ss's% @ Cd Bq EiSi ssisy cb sE @
NJ iG5 aasrs ? as on @
Hy Gl.y Mobile Aad.ew Brown Allen New York and
NV BEDrosp, July ted Edward, Pacific Ocean, aol
EBcarrows July la-Ar, Swallow New York and sid nh
Col Simmons.
.NasTucxEr, July i,-sld Frankliu aud Gauges, pac
Ocean.
PnovrYE,cg, July iAu Lubec, csl,is Monl, Rondout
lanes do Gene up, vslssco New oheans. IL Quarantine
Commerce, Mobile. Sid Mary, Baltimore: Colnmbig and
lo,sdnock Pnaderb.; Geo Wa'linsto do or Bangor, ac
cordng TO wind; Hero, Albany; Velocity Roudout
PHiLApELrufh, July BAR Allegheny, n Orleans The
A. experienced light winds and Gains The greater part of the
II days getting down Sand Kev No date la
lon 80 TO- pissed Howard, of KcnnebnnR nh of Cape
Canave raj passed Former Of Plymouth also Venu B,ba
does 18th jane via pks Island Msner Providepe. a;r
mite York Loreito, Portsmouth, n ~ Levan Dzhton
BBod9lph Boston Maph3i,an Boston Sparta Naivina
ssrt'pd Capitol Nensem "a Tux Boston, Eastern
pansier do viaeeane', do EmeIipc Do w ii Candy
rfov nI diamond JIH , Mshony Fall Riv
tal River Fonescr, MasbIeheid Elizabeth & Rebeccs
Albany Olive Elizah'th ", Boston Arcot do Advance do
America, Hartford Henry Somerset Jas LyIrand Nan,uck
ct Texv, N York lIenay Lemuel Newport Essie Cam
bridgeport A W Leeds Providence Olive NYork Flor
| da ID Nalyina, Plymouth. -" "
NonroLK, July PAR Mary Eliza, Gloucester
ArALAcHicoLA, July It'd Alants New York: Charles
Liyerp9o In port sob MeLean Iinye wig; Mariana New
sha Denison, New York. wig; Mary do do w ~ ="
Providence. "' N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
Domestic Importations.

NEW EMBARRASSING Sutana-s5 bales hemp Mc(iregor,
Mse Morris-i2 hhds tobacco Henschen5 bbs lard oil
Messinger2 bbs Stanton s Frost-292 pkgs Church.
mn-!2o Ids III kegs Rent Knnar23 bales 5chermerhorn &
March-o29 Pigs lead Rogersl3 baes Matthew'S hhds
h Hnnson-2 bales ID Cu,hman-56 do Wilson s. Brown-
~ do souher brathers-5 pieces lowend Aspinwal2g
Dlles Dchnst0u co--30 DID,
D9pan Dn'snd-l25 p,gs lead Newbod Cnits-a Wise
la bates Iaylor-l do Aapes Son93 G Stacy--2
cs Victor Duckwit2le hid, Neloa3i hkts II MURRAY
% blrs hid Aspnwal-8 Ttowbrdse Dwight cask
IL bales euyd IN Sage ds cssk NJ lbanks-36,O pigs
iron u der. ~
sAvAsaAu-Sbp Celia-si bales cotton Wells colt kegs
Case ,man70 bales 81 casks bottles box 10 or
der
sAyANNAH.Barqne Isaac Mesd-2ss bales Wood--lOo do
r Il Gmves-3o do burritt < Johnson-5 Pkgs r M Dem-
100 bales cotton IL casks rice order
ArAtAcHicoLA-ship Atalanta--44 bales Morgan
Icy stocks cedar t.manuel-l2 bbls mise Wadron-
If pipe quour Delaus schemerhon-a4 Bronson-l bbl
mdsr Buler53 sticks cedar Whtmore-I8 tons iron 3cs
Hitchcock cos bales Sherman, Day coli do to
order
CHARLEsToSSip Arsoni0 bales 20 hf erces or.
der-8 rtcs rice Emor-25 bales cotton Paine2O
brl bark to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
Medical Advice,

DOCTOh iAMERTi is still confdeualy consulted at his
- old Office 90 Gold between Fulton aud Beekman
all diseases oi delicate his being mild and
Iuicous, requires neither mercury Diet hi-
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari-
from lset indulgence Of the passions of nscreet
YOUTH and thereby causing nightly and eventually
object being TO restore the system mentally and bodily, that
OF yigor originally designed
STRUCTURES dsesse frequently existing without the pa
tent being the least sometimes caused by
of the parties themselves by the Dr. eecay cured with
out pain ot Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few lifted advertising Surgeons
in the city perfect or no charge made Ls
paid enclosing fee Immediately attended TO- and
diclne with advice sent any OF the United States
Office 63 Gold street. Open from A. Nj 10 r NJ
10 Ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAIVE,S
HYGEAN RENDVAT0p

all those where manly vgor impaired whore the
mental and physical powers by unrestraind
Indulgence OF the PASSIONS particularly by those solitary and
destructive habits Of early youth inducing nocturnal
and debility the iygean Renovsto will be found an infibe
remedy esres the Of reprodu in both seYcs
healthy action, and removes impotency by infusng new
energy INTO the system la many ths effect
taneous never fails chronic elects and ,as
remove sterity by restoring healthy action refer,
eces can be gwen to many physicians who have ,e
with success those affections in Dyspe
s Of he back aud lons and affections Of Nh.
erxens Yod only the Importing Agents. 20l Fulton 81
Nsw ior Price - per boe Of ounces and forwarded To-
g. = directions accompany each bottle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
DOCTOR j. p. TARBELL'S
CELEBRATED PILLS.

FHESE well known and truly valuable Pills Justly
LIBERATED for their beneficial effects, becoming
the most popular Family medicine of the day they
rsnted specific Tor the of (not all the d
seasss that eshs hs;r to but for the foowiuSLver Aztec
scroful Bilious, and Diseases Of the Chest; short they
unryaled and no family should be without them they
TIM Directions ENCLOSED il EACH box and
For sae wholesale and retail at the principal depot, Hall of
Pharmacy, f. r. HASKELL Il Co., corner Of Broome and
Mulberry streets,
Dr. TARBEL will be in his office, corner of Broome and
Mulberry streets from to AM and to the even.
NIB Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills.
county the State make arrangements that
effect by addressing the proprietor above liberal discount
allnWnIIe