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DR.. CONVERS'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL,


NENCE OR Nocturnal EMISSIONS, SC SC.
THIS celebrated and powerful remedy has long been used
with happy effect in the practice OF the emf
physicians and the British empire France and
Germany Indeed remarkable the that the late
this CordiaI fully sustans the high The hghes,
medical authority in the U. recommend It superior To
any other article fo the OF the above distress
ing complaints The proprietor er this remedy
Ca,hocon but c for the following deplorabe arc
tions the consequences of curly ndscree secret hab
years. general ply steal prostraon rritaby
o- liver dyspepsia loss Of muscular weakness back
aud asude nocturnal elects, md
impotency aud total decay Of vty ancholy
Of vson pain in The head vertigo and unacy version
social intercourse tmidy, selfdsr and owe Of solitude
isolated and miserable Hundreds OF
sudden decline consumption be traced To the above
banefu practices Young cities, and particularly
the county where these solitary habits Prevail alarming
been Of those happy results which should attend
the connubia will perceive that this advertisement
impo subject them II you would be relieved from
the above named evils and be restored many ygor delay
not procure this cordial The hints aud full disclosures
which accompany the medicine highly important the
married aud single Price So per boe or $50 per dozen
N BSangers IN the city before leaving should
few bottles this Cordial which will be found
seryiceabe in a and debitating climate where these
disorders greatly aggravated end the rapidly de-
Gays ohv.;c,n NAV he cons,sa Eo,nc. y, the
Office through the store
Sold whossSe and s ,a sy FAY iss Fulton street
> The Cordaln will be forwarded any part of the
city country by addressing above post PAID amount
Also for sale by Dr. Wadswoh, IS North Main Prov
dence, X. |. ala mtrh
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T. - m M r. IL CIAL.
New York, Sn,ur,Iov :,

Sew York, saturday, Aug. IG.
ASHES are still without material ate "a
Sac. " - - We oii feafis
90 =, ao axThis article commands at all seasons from
~ NO 70 w, and very seldom huctuates
Primo a. good request, and fair extent of sales
40 20 - '' new country, 50 70; now city so 90 to
TOOK place to-day. The prices Arc 80 ..; ~ ,s ZEN s
eysrv pn, ,noicaton OF slight decline News from
e'sy portion Of the South most favorable 70 ths
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we give the market prices of metals.
The CrOp,s.

TIE Crops THE WEsr.-The wheat crop is now
nearly secured in Michigan and throughout the West
II wescan rely upon the accounts 1--WE receive from
every quarter the crop far greater and Of much bet
ter quality than ever before raised in the wheat grow
ing region Even in Northern Ohio whence we had
the most evil forebodings the yield stated be better
than last year We have heard estimated that in India
m Illinois Wisconsin, and Michigan the quantity pro.
dnced Will double that of any previous year. However
mmense-too great we fear to command the price the
farmer deserves as the reward of his labor.
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peal 10 the excuse Of ne cessity but neither the
ooldness OF the trst movement, nor the treacherous
cowardlce OF the second, nor the cannioalisn OF
Ihe third, can equal the COOL systematic, and deli
berate CO operation in action IN will OF the Pre-
sident. Mr. Buchanan, Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Johnson,
Mr.. Mason, Gen Armstrong, Mr.. Calhoun. John
Tyler, Mr.. Rheu, Mr. Hainmett, and a host Of
others, for the expulsIoniof Blair " Rives. And
while the cruelty OF this act IS wholly fictitious the
necessity OF this case (of sepreservation,) had it
been IN force, even in the case of the French, would
have been strong palliation to their canniba bar
barlty. We doubt not that Col Polk, at least is of
this opinion. Yet If the movement of the dismiss
sion OF Blair was designed to concentrate or conc-
late the divisions In the party, il WILL in the sequel
have tailed OF its object. The Van Buren, men re.
gard this thing as the invldous work OF persecution
BY the Secretary OF the Treasury against them
selves, and the prospective candidate. They look
upon II as transfer of the administration from the
incidental tarff protection of the NORTH TO the
Tree traders OF the SOUTH with that strong mind
ed statesmen OF South Carolina at their head but
WIN mule Misslsslpplan, whose only talents 10
TOTO they alege, the talents of intrigue and poll
teal thmble-rlgging.
To sum up briefly, the argument of this chapter
1t appears that there great deal of trouble in
Gen Armstrong was faithful and efficient aid in
me work-that he IS rewarded falthfuly-that
kitchie y Heiss, are, from circumstantia evil
dence, as likely TO be the individuals OF Gen. Jack
sons wrath IN the seven star letter, as any body
else, provided Major Lewis has not absoved
them--that the vulgarity of the Globe was obec-
uonaoe TO Presbyterlanlsm-tha It's Bentonlsm
obnoxious TO Buchanan-that Its trimming on the
Texas question was not palateabe to Walker, but
that, on the whole. as the organ of the New York
Ohio-Van Buren, Wright Allen-Dsmocrats, II was in
cunbent upon the south to sufocate II at all hazards,
and particularly necessary the success of the as
piralons of Mr.. w ,ker
The election for printer will decide upon the issue
whether the democratic Congress is TO sustain the
administration, or whether Col Polk is 10 be de-
serted. dstrusled and deteroraed into TYLER No 2,
with Father Richie in the congenial relationship of
OF his lustr US predecessor, the immortal nvul-
nerable intiexlble exorable and inefably assnne
and ridiculous John Jones'
As dose of this kind should be administered
only at judcous intervals, we shall reserve TO future
occasions other important Developments in the po-
liucal world. Meantime, the current gossip of the
day is necessarily superseded
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LIVERPOOL CLAi

HAy-We give in this,a repetition of yesterdays quo
taons Last years crop is very all that remains
on hand this years ling far short Of its usual quantity
superior 81 per cwt; city transactions ebeng all Of
any consequence.
LanD-Holders firm and prices continue from 81 to
81 cents.
PoRK.-oho Pork is in good demand at Sl3 % for new
mess
WHALEBoNE.-No new transactions to day-buyers
somewhat obstinate 1--WE give our1 former, quotations
as general criterion South Sea at SO to 35c. North
West at CSC.
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LiyERrooL-Packet ship New York-John Jones' lady,
children and servants Mr. Murphy Thos Bamb- Cincinnat
David Newbggng Mrs Bellar and Canada; Jas Laugh.
hi Miss Pittsbug; Mr. Smith, Iceland; Joe Crowell
HVEE-facket ship Suly-Dr A Heaper. v De Bodis-
co. Lafayee Burnham, Camille DomeniconI j c Urlhe.
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Cleared
ship Trsncnt, Taylor, Hull, Z Giissp'r D'''"e"
Baaae Alabama Robinson Lasans BoSeisns ( fh.bsud
B par seeo 2.. hop5n' Bangor, Buck Peters
B5s B RSsss ss.E a.. Af IS
BIx william. ff fslms ool hsli Rd a%iIea' Co.
h brig sl,a:sb-,h Lane WILMINGTON, Del.
s cbr iabc J2 PEI Gois wilmington McCready
SKI sm,sds tsSs,, Bsl'%srs aas.1 fs Ma.r
ssT so;fP %p Siss:n S Ssais so's Boston
Soop Roscius. Phillips Taunton
Barge Comet Cor, rhilsdeiohis '''''"''
Arrived.
y ms.s snp shsrdan from Liverpool July h
ship Caravan lof Newhurypor) Bray 10 days from New
BaIgSe Pauline PANE 80 days from oporo with wine &C.
B,raas Harmony Mscodusi % dy. from Leghorn. with
rags, 10 iifrmonys Nepbews & Go.
soo wbi,nsy CO sed e 90 }"ly - yh o coal %
p ri In brrqne vessco m Boston Oxford
ship Cab wba. hence for Pictou ' - '''s e''"'
s,S Is q ss;S y %gsa,% gh
s~olr G a mi DrqSs hss 70 sail for ssra fer Ego
R G 70 % e. e. sGraqs F'e"' fro" Porto
IIg Aner'can Hicks, odsys from Calais, u lumber, TO
as Seh, :, Az smith Wheeler from Baltmore with wheat
scir Bss ssec Mailer 1a,l
En- day. rom Nun Iab sSe' s
se hI cssa ay.. H"T%s Calm. lumber smith Boynion
sehr ffs,ay s sspssy mows; p,0vneeiow sh
SER W.e6m.a sm; d~t Tbp%.,ss.s m, fish,
s sSsr Lazy Adams. RRni so. lime
s sshT EF sn" FsuknsI DAYS from Boston
schr Rapid, Sawyer New tort,
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Total. 1876

BrrTrR.-We still continue quotations as noted
yesterday Prime Orange County ls 10 cents; State
Is to lac inferior quality is yet without demand and at
present hangs complete drug upon the holder 1t will
however have its turn and prove be benefit before
the winter is over
CnEEsE-shipping transactions still continue brisk
particularly in the foreign market We give good Her.
kimsr6! to ~; Ohio 81 TO 8, in boxes.
Corn continues at its old rate commanding from SO
52 cents nothing OF any consequence DONE Southern
yellow will be plenty
CoTToS-The demand to-day exceedingly mode
rates the parcels sold too small to indicate prices
We continue our quotations.
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CURED BY A BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understands
~ his business with years extensive practice in
male and female has after using all quack
nostrums been Slivatd and the without benefit
hose who wish without mercury, aud avoid
the ignorance and imposition of boasug preender who
crey and ruin tho constitution, should call with
out delay o3s Bowery Separate office aud egess Consul
treet ro To irnFr
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

;, LIvEFreoL-Packe, ship Sherd.nWm Smith, Miss sm
OroRro-Baque Pauline-Mr Lawson.
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Domestic Imuortar,ous

NEW OaLEASs-Ship GaIavan-eo bales mdse Ne,vbod s.
Lus-lJ7 pigs lead II Rogers co-27 hnds t,bscco vi
tor D9ckwiz,2s bags wool cks beswar bx rndse a q
gard COOL hemp Sayer-2oaO sacks corn (erdlpg
s sSseee PHLhsSg 30 bx Brown sacks
potash Wetmore8 bis wool do rom cuttings Burritt
order. - 'oHS o'u ''o' "
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buyers large and heavy crops have been thrsshs
raging from " to 10 pounds per bushe showing very
great increase In Southern productions We however
think the late drought part ofthis State
may occasion scarcity inahe Gsnesee market sufficient
to counterbal.nce overplus from the Southern and
thereby establishing permanent price during the ail
The demand for and price Of -four have been very uni
form throughout the week For fresh ground Genesee
aoat the price has been steady at 81 and from store
at 81 ?5 81 att according TO quality Ohio and Mi.
chigan worth 81 l2t 81 25 Southern flour is also
without change. We quote Georgetown, Brandywine,
and Baltimore at 81 62t - IS.
The quantity Of hourin is and for
the last four weeks average of about 600 barrels
per week has been delivered from store and the quantity
OF common brands Of Genesee now in store is estimated
at not over 90, 900 barrels
Two cargoes of Southern wheat, new not prime have
been sold at 50 cents and another inferior at 81 Rye
keeps up 10 cents with light receipts Corn continues
to tend upward North river sold at 6al cents weight
Southern yellow AZ 81 weight, and cargo to-day at
55t measure A lot Of New Orleans sold at So cents
weight, delivered. Canal Oats dull at 40 AZ cents
and cargo of prime Southern sold at SO cents.
The following is statement Of Flour and Wheat ship
ped from the port OF Cleveland during the week ending
August 2, 1916 -
Bbls Of Flour Bushls uheai.
United states Forts. .7,7SS 4,l62
. go.
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GOTHIC CHURCHES.
COZ ORED GLASS MOSAICS. Nc

OOIJONIID NINltJhINtc, VOC
HE Undersiaed being the Agent of large Loored Glass
Aanniactory IN France, will furnish the best qualities
coored Glass lower than they been
this day. Church Windows be had ready mounted with
any pattern Of Mosaic made according models, nr
copied finest Gothic Monuments IN Europe He will
contract for the complete Glass Furniture ofany Church Ap
ply L. CAVORET,
jul6 ineodsrh No, South William str.e.
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nUCToh CokBITT, Member of the University of New
~ York also m Inber OF the Medical Society has
ms olce from 70 Duaue street 10 Oliver Cbatham
SQUARE may pe consulltd considerably on all diseases Of
nare strangers are Informed that the Doctor has
men >" ees G" ess. practice from being
"a. city Of New York. which engages Ls enr ,, &
hs annals o. medicine do greater -
W. ms practlce The Doctor cautions the
k.cos % mercury asst has ts thousands OF victims
tenn THESE "a three or four days from the s,
m 70 ,hs irsament Of less experienced will We
many years has at bshed the Doctors reputation ~ ,, md
i.sp"cttoty Structures engage the Doctors ,r,n.a asn
iy - rs forms. Open from7 A. NJ. 10 r. s' '''ea'e
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Is. 1915

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, 1916.
Advices from Washington this morning contained the
intelligence that Mexico had declared war against the
United States An extract OF letter from Baltimore
stated that the magnetic telegraph had
ncaton from the station Washington to that effect
The arrival Of the Southern mail this afternoon brings
Washington and Baltimore papers, but they contain no.
thing different from what appeared in our papers this
morning. and the teegraphc despatch thought to have
merely announced back again to Baltimore the receipt III
Washington of the which we had already
Major James N. Barker officer in one of the depart-
ments has just arrived in town and he SAYS that the de-
ciaraon Of war is to yet that letters have been
received in Washington stating that war will be dc.
;laed, but tue act itself has yet pred In con-
versation with Vice President Dallas this morning be "
pressed the belief beyond all doubt that Mexico had
aken the final and that the next ne s from he
would be Of actual hostilities
The rumor in town is that volunteer force will be
ordered to supply the places Of the regulars who will be
sent to Texas in the forts which aong our river nro,ac
the maritime approaches to city Ynu cannot con-
ceve the animation which all this news nut. into ,h
counter OF the bulk Of citizens Our volunteers
particularly are highly elated with the prospect of
service and you may expect long to hear Of Offer
made by them Of their services to the War Depattment
Inc effect OF the news on stocks can be seen by the
following quotations. Pennsylvania SIS fell off TO 73I
out alter boards they rallied little closed nj "a B
he market dropping aud there an evide Mt panic
VIII however 1.-THE list Of sales speak for itself
Sale OF stocks mt PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST boAnD.-2o Farmers and Mechanics Bank l53:
70 Penn Township Bank, al; $50 Wilmington Idi.
eechsncs Bank, 25 $1,000 City IS 40 1885, $50 Gifard
sank, 80 III Manufacturers and Mechanics BanL Dol
~ sosqnehanna Canal 6 $4,000 Heading Rail Road 81
~ ~ .amden and Amboy, ll0I; North American B,nl
~ 90 NoT,n american Insurance, u 325 Lehgh 49,
oo o, nays, I4 5000 do. cash. IA 5000 do n w cal
5 tooo s 40 .. o. days 1876 10000 do o. DAYS 7a.
1a Soy,6 American pSUe 40 ant w 5s %
states Bank, 55i 100 do b. o. days, 81 wv o"i'eu
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MEDICAL ADVICE

rUNUE 70 cent in Chemistry have enabled DR. o
introduce into his practice several articles OF
medicine which quick uideyiatiup in tn.r a.
fleets In curing difficult aud proced cases of svIh,lis
Ulcers and pains ia the bones nodes, Also Ieefs on
ncrh0a Seminal Weakness In short ali those disease,
that proved too obstinate for those who have devoted
attention TO this department Of surgery.
Dr. Glover consute during the day and evening M No
Ann street the Museum, where confines himself 10 AZ
Office Practice. ~ - "
Dr. o. apprses strangers that he has regular mad
cal education and Is not eckoned among the host Of
and pretenders whose found In every pubc mini
iu21 m - ~''sS PAINE P''"I
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nBB0IT may be consulted coudentiaIIy at his office
10 duane street where afflicted with delicate dis.
eases od yphc ulcers diseases of tho bladder urea
u prostate gland, are invited 20 call Several years
ehcr ~ me best hospitals Europe, besides sixteen years
pacce 70 the city OF New York entirely devoted the treat
rdc,l cmr Z; ~, enable nm 10 warrant speeay ano
pI feels confident that he has performed mom cures
eyed suffering humanity from the above diseases thar
my other physician IN New York. Beware Of imposition aud
do not nistakei6 medicine may be bad to prevent The
above diseases in III their varieties Attendance from A.
TIL 10 NJ. Charges reasonable.
" b. Dr. Abbott the only regular adyersngp MUSICIAN
Duane street. except old DIR COOPER Jyl lm.m
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MEDICAL AMI SUKGICAL UtFlCk

II is ofhe Oldest medical and surY
cal practitioners in the city Of New York in the
certain class OF delicate diseases The Doctor established
stand for eleven and during that has
y treated IL 900 ofveneea mercura and other delicate
complaints. The Drs reputation for skill in those old half
cured cases that have existed for years No
how long may have Gleet Structure Ulcers upon
the body III the throat the head and bones
Of the legs, will and you, il your BILE
Constitutional Weakness Sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young meny
unfortunate victim OF this has
autary treatment Dyspepsia weakness ofthe limbs and sna
Of the back confusion Of intellect fogetunes Iaptaon OF
the heart aversion TO society only symptoms OF this
plant He warrants in every charge. Mild
ana recent cases cured IN two days. Dr. Johnson regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon. aI2 lmos.r
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Bslow.
Wind w.
n-an-A

Eagle, French Havre. and others - -
Ships New York for Liverpool and SuIy for Hayre were
at anchor at tho 8 w Spit last evening.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HOSE ofmy fellow citizens who were acquainted with nv
late sickness and great suffering need but that
have entirely recovered, but consider
world at large should be made acquainted with ccuH.
stances, and enable them where find sli phys
and To avoid the cheraans and mpostors
we're pain and swelling my bones and joints when called
individual who claims to be physician and by his
settlement h he had been surgeon army placed my
self under his but imagine my surprise In few lie
ned to my bed my legs aud arms were contracedl
tely helpless broke ulcers all body one on
my leg extended from the knee my nv and
agonies express then ascertaned by enquiry thai
this fellow humbug. called physician who said INV
hopeless when my friends recommended me TO Ds
Joseph Heine No-2o Duane, Oh lam A change
the swelling ofhe bones and joints vanished my legs aud
es, and in two months was perfectly cured ~
RICHARD YATES, Captain OF the steamboat Iolas
may be the Of South street and Maiden lime
''"'
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In the West voted against Polk at the late Presden-
tial election. We hear it from reliable authority
that the priests apprehensvs thar annexation would
lead to war. that war would lead TO an invasion OF
Mexico, thar such invasion must result IN the get
ting of the gold and silver images, vessels &c of
the Mexican cathedrsls. induced many members OF
their fiocks TO go for Clay The priests knew too,
the Pope-bs temporal dominion there-was at an
end Still, such is our faith the patriotism in the
body of the Catholics Of these United States, we
would apprehend no difficulty in raising sufficient
Catholic volunteers to the reduction OF Mexico
The views of the Herald of the utter impossibility,
aside from the indisposirion OF England, to mix in
this war; seem to be generally adopted-so that lit
tie difficulty Is expected in settling the hash with
Garcia Condo. But the end is not yet.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES AND OTHER
GERMAN GOODS.

JEhMAN GOODS.
No.sBANK sTREET, PHiLADhIPHiA, have received
~ by late arrivals from Euro,e, large assortment Of
Mss Fn %h lo'fps Gi s &
Also all sizes of Green Looking Glass Plates 81 To 1920
With large assortment Of Toys States. Leather Dolls Slate
variety oil other French and German Goods which they offer
at the lowest market prices iva 2rneod gbz
ALtS GLOBE, and Transparent Celestial sphere
i,esnow the Normal schools al Boston and Albany
at the High School and Naval lum PhIsdrlphis in Yale
Goa SSs sm ys .s oy and
and recommended by Dr. ardner Professor Onstead and
Others Manufactured and for sale by g. VALE, his Nau
ork jys is cod In .rh
The WONDER " BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
LET EVERY NAN, WOMAN & CHII,D.
WHO is troubled with Coughs. Colds Splitting Blood
oa,h Se II GSS s plan Asthma Bo"ss Whoopns
Ticking IN the Throat Nervous Debility PaIpaon OF the
Heart Broken Constitution from the abuse Of caone and
Syrup Of Wild Cherry prepared by celebraed Dr. Swayns
Of Ehaa others SPURIOUS aud mere limitations
preparation from this valuable ireeD swsynes Gompo"nd
sypy o. Wa .he5y rgasipa Office northwest 9Th
Asents.Wm Niinor, N b. corner of Broadway and Joho
.tres r. - WaneI 20 Bieecker corner Of Mneta street,
land Reese and Co.. so Maiden Lame New York, Rev j.
Cook e Baltimore street Bs,imere Andrew Oliver and Co..
III r.; Mrs. hryes Brooklyn r kleine, s. Louis WIN Thorn
20 rsBSS s@s street - N sms@ Peo9 AID Ho
ssee s.nws Hail. Eiaidea Iane Albany is% NNs. .,y
B;ekss md Bull, Troy New York; spad'ss ,nd Hsfrnss
q. Hodge Buffalo New York Gran, AID B"css s.s
keefss, New York; o. q. Woodman Vicksbuss ro'In
Mss J. East Boston, Mss. 49, Cohen oS S sSs
,nanes-on o -. jei9 3rneod. RI
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II EFINED lKON-.0 tons best qualify %, ~ Tomnono,.
~ ast orted sizes, round and square-for sale by
uu.. nWOODHULL X MINTURNS,
"Ss ti ~ znS South street.
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Medical Aid,

TYR GREGORY No. 6S Gold street, is consulted in all
ehectua Recent he cures few days without re-.
strnt diet hindrance Of pursuit His long experrnee
toduce some valuable improvements into his practice which,
s ss' M ose.
o fif IS dread
pn method IL bs
days formerly required this his plan IS
always successful whereas the old mode Of the
complaint frequently leaves the patient off may be
ncpabe Structure Of 30 stsndng has been
ofs maady little involuntary escape Of water i'm
NERVOUS us Ok 'G9'oafNsTITUTroNAL DEBILITY
sutng from certain ndiscree practices Of the youth
full and houghess Nature good to ever
cccunt fearful reckoning i sometimes proves 10 BE-
Among the symptoms Of this bghng and desoians habit
impotency nocturnal emissions wasting
p the body Paptation ofthe heart trembling shaking the
aasa or es o, OF some Of the M such .
men OF certain "rgans such as the stomach liver lungs and
il this wise afflicted Dr. Gregory would earnestly re.
aud nourshes the system generously and followed BY
acton as is the with other remedies Of this kind lis good
effects are pc nanen the lasting Price So bottle
half adozeni and be any part OF
THE PRlyATE TREATISE, called :" The Rubconu-
ms ltte volume IS essentially important with those who for
its Instructions ample and embrace the diseases and de-
Of the genital organs Of both contaus
81 sn ae 9, Tse ms for more than h
the sh s S9qs 3. S s
FORWARDED as order All applications by mall enclosing
BssSf%s a isS Ss saf &sas
are Tor sale the Doctors residence 6 Gold street. and at the
NO " William street, near Maiden lane.
:, 81 luton street, corner Of Water st.
:" - fuison street, corner Of Gold street
10 raiton street. att he Lamp Store Sun Buildings
lS5 Bowefy, OF Spring st.
leo Deiancey street. corner Of Suffolk st.
Fast BROADWAY, corner of Market ST. and both corners
oil Broauwav ana Chambers street uIJ ,,ns.c