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ah the Banks. signaIixed ship Liverpool Saw large guam
titles OF ice East OF the Banks The anchored IN the bay
Saturday morning.
Bremen ship Isabella lbefore repored) Andessen, from
Bremen le the Weser April with mdse TO Oelrchs Kru
ger Lat 30 Ion 10 So large iceberg 18th INST of
Georges Bank ship standing West having in her
fore topsail, aud showing a red signal
Baue Mason Barney (before eported Scott from bueno
Ayres Maichs Monteydeo 18th and Psr1ambuco April e
with hides aud wool W. w De Forest Left az Nj shiI
Boston a. PeTnambueo ship Mossm French Tor NYork
date lat 20 u NJ Ion G. 30 spoke brig Nere9s Of and for Salem
II days from Cayenne The anchored m the lower bay
Friday morning last
Brig Plato beore repored) Candage days from Foxardo
PR with go puns bbs molasses q Thurston. Left
schr Saunders Cabtree from and for St Crox 18th
inst Hatteras ship Mary Ann, steering
day ship with American flag blue cross letter in her
signal, steering East.
Brig Hodgdon (bfore reported Hodgdon % days from
na with $50 ~ hides ITO vegetable
Peyster x Whitmarsh.
British brig Merchant (befoe repored Beck days from
John, NIB with chalk, to p. |. Neyius x Son.
Schr j. w. Smith, Tew, Providence, to N. L. McCready.
Below.
Packet ship Indiana Bennett, from Liverpool April H. with
mdse, TO c. H. Marshall.
Sailed.
Ships Francois ls Whedon Hayre; Ford (Br) Quebec;
Nicholas Bdde Savannah brig Sylvester, Schultz Trieste
Tybee, Mccormick, Charleston, and others.
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EXT. COPAIVA. CUBEBS. &c.

THIS the speedy, the most certain and eectua
dy for the of Gonorhga, elect Seminal Emissions
and all discharges from the Ueta This medicine pleasant
e take free from smell and portable FORM being concena
ton OF all those remedies that have been found ecaous
curing those diseases. Price 81.
DIR. GLOVER consulted, as usual, in those difficult and
potracted Of Primary and Secondary Syphilis Venerea
Ulcers Nodes and Merc1riai Diseases arising from unska
should consult Dr. g. whose extensive practical
and regular medical requirements enable him those
complicated that have baled the skill Of those who
have devoted less attention this class Of Diseases Dr. G. has
confined himself to office practice for the last fourteen
IN this CITY, and Is well knewn successful Physician and
Surgeon.
His Offices No Ann street. few doors from Broadway
Private entrance fourth door from the Museum Lamp the
inner office door in the evening.
Letters confidential addressed Lower Post Office
New York, will be duly attended to. a2q m &rc
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HUNTERLAN DISPENSdRY.
3 Division Street, New York,
ESTABLISHED A. ID.

RY THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR for the successful
treatment OF disease OF secret nature and for the sale of
DR. Hunters Red Drop This medicine the only remedy
earth that safely be relied thoroughly this hod
hndance from business when all else have failed
wht warranted to efectua all matter how
long standing or how deeply seated in the system with less
trouble the and in shorter Of than 9TH
vial. my 6 Imos*rc
- Is Duane street. where afflicted with delicate disea
old Syphc Ulcers Diseases Of the Bladder Urehra and
the best hospitals Europe besides sixteen years practice in tbs
city OF New York entirely devoted the of delicate
diseases enable him speedy and radical the
worst cases without the Of mercury Dr. A. feels conf
dent that he has performed and relieved suffer
ing humsni from the above diseases than other Physician
medicine may be had prevent the above diseases all their
varieties. Attendance from A. NJ till 10 NJ Oh
sonable. ms lmxrc
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NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
~ liquid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair to beautiful brown black without injury the hair
skim The great superiority Of this Dye in its easy
mode OF application and instantaneous eec-a other dyes
requiring from ten to Twelve hours produce any change
application. 49, 49, 49, e
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily SUPPLEMENTARY
TRIcoBAPHE-The effect of the above truly
tonishg was tried yesterday in Office and the change
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum -Several Of
Bile liquid Dye known Aexanders Tricobaphe-a new and
valuable discovery and has in case failed to produce the
whiskers, it mgarts beautiful brown or black color.
For sale BY Rushon Co. druggists no Broadway Aspin
lane j. W. Wright Co Cedar street and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States agents.
X. K g. A. WRIGHT, % South 4th street.
my14 1mSje Phadelphia
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Medical Advice.

nOCTOR LAMERT is still confdentially consulted at his
- old Office 63 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delicate natures his treatment being mild and
judicous requires neither mercury restraint in Diet h
days. -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, arr
sing from qren indulgence Of the passions Of ndscree
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being restore the mentally and bodily to that
state Of ygor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the pa
tent being the least sometimes caused by maeamen
of unnaed medical petenders and sometimes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay cured with
out pain or Inconvenience.
The Doctor being of few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city guarantees perfect cure or no charge made
ters post paid enclosing Fee Immediately attended and
dcine with advice sent any Of the United States
Once 63 Gold street. Open from A. M. to T. nj.
mv5 Inn
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Medical Card.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of 1866 Fulton street, New York,
~ Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons OF London and
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
subjects, yz:.Marmony mpotency and S.erility
cally physioogcally and medically explained, with
prehensve exposition of the and modern OF
Syphilis Secondary symptoms, Gonorhea elect Structures,
Nocturnal Emissions and all the arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawce continues private
the aforementioned Diseases his long established office
1876 Fulton street, where the aggravated forms of all
tons OF the generave will yield his mode Of
men without restraint in diet exercise and without
parayTed from excessive indagence from maurbation
sons distance enclosing ST. have copy Of the work
AN letters mur be postpaid directed TO Dr. H. Fawcett
1876 Fulton street New York mvI0 Inns rrr
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Medical Aid,

mr. GREGORY ss Gold street is home usual day and
- night attending the duties OF his profession Strangers
and others who may chance need professional prye
y and who desire the best ard eec
formed extraordinary cures but be exposes his
strictly confidential.
Dr. Gregory besides being regular Physician and Surgeon
THE Rpbiconhe fourth edition Of the book is now ready
doctor If its instructions aendedto which by the
way very plain and comprehensive will enable the patient
TO cure himself with much facility though he were
himself really Physician The price of the book ST. Sold
by the author, his residence and the following Drug
Stores
86 William street, Maiden lane.
10 Fulton street, corner of Gold street.
63 Bowery, corner of Walker street
lac Delaney street, corner OF Suffolk street.
II East Broadway, corner Of Market street.
20 Fulton of White and both Of
Broadway and Chambers street. a23 lm*rc
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% TAILORS-

VIE Second Edition Of tnema< celebrated ,vork nm cu,
.anseg g q every asye of elegance
desire 70 avail themselves Of great advantages TO be derived
rom 'he use 81 The Instruction contains would do we'll TO OBJ.
an acopy without delay The book is l2 inches square
ana contains elegant diagrams Of all the styles gar
re worn ~ .e present day with full and ample
., ne many highly respectable who testify to the
pc UNDERSIGNED being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
raise on cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
20 cutting superior any heretofore published either
Henry Son, Daniel Gutter Stats & Banker Charles
19s f. VI Iry9n Co., b. ,. Homer. James Daily John Tia
,bq,e cm be Outlined Of the author No Is Broadway
~" 'VA' ais lmsec
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SANn,S SARSApARuJ.A

sSay II @ "a Away % psS Sss '
i no; performed enough and
n ~ sSSo g. ss ns sr ss.
Of the causes The surplus Of ealorc unable 70 sscss
ss h s"s Of b, and other and
.seh essss should be % restore The blood
h must r Or az undue s Of ma
i1s i as blood qaisd
and ssis, IA afs,!sssS
RiELA ", regulates ~ i he secfsios the soI
dered glands organs that supply the fluid the blood
propoqion TO- the stream Of life 80 'A'
THE OF % Just yass S ss TSsy
speak for themselves:-
Mesrs -GentsAbout the middle Of August being
cunning s.cuop had the m h a 70 scratch my
~
sss iii s Il s'
t. sSos. ne .. S % ~Ss
had hitherto confined to one spot now spread all over the
ulcer which Suaasl.is. q yTusat
ss:
snd S
ly restored Respectfully y ss.aJEo;,NEs,
iss Chyrste street.
Mes B. sandHaVns used yo ay slsspsls
my family and Witnessed its beneficial effects Of
DE- s, a.
places around the neck and jaw and which finally affected
his rendering him entirely blind During the first year
clans but constituted to get until desred Of bis
ss @ ID %ssa wa
accordingly Cincinnati and procured few bottles and
after having used in all bottles have the qualification
Of saying he we'll The all entirely healed and his
s 1s S hss ssp
rilla. Yours truly, E. BASSETT.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL by A b. D. Sands
Druggists Fulton street. Broadway East Broadway
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Price 81 perb Ottlp-sx bottles for s. In
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DLARRHEA, DYSENTERF,
cr1,rnr,,p A Arp .,>1,,

NEVER tre with disease One days delay in administer
ing remedy may give disease fatal advantags This is
which may be termed the of motherwe Cholera
Inanum-has often terminated in death for Of prompt
treatment The best remedy for the disease and for al
plants which affect the bowels somach-or the ye is
COVEL'S ANODYNE CORDIAL. 1t purges gently, ex;
pes all unhealthy elements from the and
pures the the puseand nygoates the dges-
mony Of all who have tried it. good evidence Meet the first
symptoms of the disease with this invaluable Specific and they
the dangerous will be found the effective
medicine which be administered and for proof subjon
the following certificate, the Of the like import
in the hands fthe agent
hereby certify that young my employ, severe
ly attacked with dysenery aended with copous discharge
q blood gripping pain Of the bowels and other SYMPHONIC q
permanent relief until obtained bottle Of Dr. James Coves
Anodyne Cordial few doses Of which restored him health
IN few days can with confidence, recommend others
for like purposes. WILLIAM WESTERFIELD,
New York, Dec. It'll, 1874 l65 Prince street.
Price so cents Sold wholesale and retail by j. H. Moseey
l49 Fulton street. doors from Broadway and etaed by most
druggists throughout tins city, Brooklyn and Jersey city
ark, and country villages. myl2 im*m
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o. - lDn lRWMe Mp0

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. u Peck Slip, Waer street,
- New York has been than forty the successful
practice of physic and particularly curing perfectly
stilate ulcers in the throat structures &c., caused by
nate to choose an esperenced phy,can Dr. t. is the Oldest
and most experienced this city, practice
ncurabe His Offices well arranged for privacy Call at
70 Peck Slip and be convinced His charges reasonable
and all guaranteed al6 1merc
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AsHEs--We quote Pots firm al "a an ~,
steady at ~ ls3 ~ 25. Received tb rearis are
aas r pn ana ~ DO Peardevered in the same tine
10 ~ po ana ~ Pearls leaving stock on band q,
.v5ip riots and 1852 Pcars-togetGer ~ 5e7 hi "
besides a 5000 old Inspections. '' o"'s' new;
49, Prime Yellow Of all descriptions seu -
wanted az 30 30lc. The demand is limited SOU as
,oNsADsruFFs.-Ehere is not very active demanA a.
a. -, venessee now fetches - 10, and Ohio Si ssS
Wbeat Il boIJ se.own and Brandywine, 81 81 50
= ned * ~ % 81 o. Southern. Oats "a cen,s
10 a. cent? 81 % gents Corn all sorts range from As
'tcrre~'-The market continues hoov,, ..,,.-
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The York (Pal .7drocate says:-The late rains had
most sautary effect upon the crops in this neighbor.
| hood. The wheat crop is promsing-the wheat and
rye looks better than it has for many years The grass
but the looks small and yellow of the
| coliness of the weather.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10.


Packet ship Quebec Hebard from London and Portsmouth
April ID, with mdse TO Grmcl Ninum Co. 10th nlt oil
plymouth ~ came IA contact with sloop Ariel Of Plymouth
the crew OF the A. consisting Of or all lost
witsiaadng every e,eon made save them-ihe Que
bee lost an anchor and part Of chain LEFT board the soop
Tndse, 10 u, X. Collins x Co. = - - 800
Packet ship Iowa heiors epoed) Lines from Havre April
49, with mdse 70 Fox Livingston h ult off Isle Of Wight
ship superb, OF BALTIMORE standing channel Nav s.
lat 10 u.s. Ion 49, island Of ice 9h lat AZ 0 Ion GO a.
spoke brig British Tar Of London " days out blowing
did not understand where from where bound The has had
good deal Of heavy westerly weather. to anchor in The
bay Friday and has been detained there by the strong
Ship Mississippi Hillard, from Liverpool, April TO- with
md.e, 10 Collins Co257 passengers Spoke 2d inst Ion
A. barque Pilot Of Cowe from Gibraltar for Quebec 9Th 10
The eastward the Banks ship 81 George for
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Cotton Market.

NV ORLEANS, May l0-There has been more ANNA
ton in the Cotton market for the last three days than
any period of the season the sales on Wednesday
amounted to 5000 bales, Thursday $4,000 yes
erday to S00o making the sales OF the week bales
AS the season is drawing to close both buyers and
sellers evnce disposition to meet and reduce their
business to smaller compass We do find that there
is any change in prices although say that higher
prices have been demanded
A.
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAP
RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS.

PEEPARED by the New York College of Medicine a
arnsscy Tor the suppression fquackery. II
neu nh9 ghy concentrated extract possessing all the pu
ynE Qualities and curative Of the above herbs COZ
aenty recommended by the College infinitely suor 10
extract Of Sarsaarila at before the public and may
relied on as certain remedy for all diseases arising from an
pure state OF the blood such scrofa salt rheum rnpwo
biothces or pimpes ulcers pain the bones or Joints nodes
neoss srupons liberated throat or any disease
from the secondary effects Of syphilis or an nudcous use
mercury. Wv
So a ~ single ps9 n,r, az IS cents ca
one dozen "a "a
Eases forwarded to all parts Of the Mon .,..s
n. B.-A very liberal discount wholesale purchaserx
ei"c VIZ Rich nhD6ON, "a. D., Assnt|
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nOCTORS r. & J. BLAKE, Consulting Surgeons esta-
u bishedn 1899 for the treatment of all diseases of the Ur
and Genital Organs have removed their private Office
No Is Dey street. first block from the Franklin House. An
extensive several thousand enable them
confinement restriction or mercury Syphilis on its first a
pearance, well its aggravated FORM permanently
cured in Incredibly short time Gonorrhea and elect
few days hours Structures Of long standing in week Pa
tents rely being treated with Kindness skill integrity
and strict secrcsy. Sufferers from early imprudence will
with especial attention and an infallibe remedy.
Terms moderate.
mia Im*ec OFFICE Is DEY STREET
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Medical Card.
DOCTOR. MORRIS

DOG TOR MORRISON,
oe,a M MoNn cdsnas. ao Fulton
on al private diseases WHICH he without mercury
ffFs. OF TIE uRETHRA are cured by Dr.
fs are ssssos w
$ he s%,
snnatio as those affected with enlarged glands may
Sf Ss s" XNp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aefton and the train Of evils resulting from de-
mate %possney radically cured BY Dr.
cples ny restoring the system to healthy tone and
stating its original vgor perfect guaranteed
B-Dr NJ holds communion with medical pretenders,
wSo Ss g BE ms % he = pIsp the only %
@ Fulton street. Le s py., psd ~" and containing az %
insure n m ss and advice Of the Union
to I'Y ds s.' oenWe0 %ye iS Inn o. se'
~ York Member the Medical Society has removed his
psi Ss.H of
% ns D0 Co has s
men. Of CLASSES q % now thirteen
practice The Doctor cautions tie f e
io oa' the system. .yss
he y ~a ss dat ,ys
@ sfs S x. ebf 1ss q D
the Docto proSuna ATTENTION. as% %s
saa sf'" d's %s5 any y. e
A BLESSING TO MAN AND WOMANKIND.
decepd the old the Unlocking and the disgurcd Of
ssaas @ /; 81: ssa: IF, $ Ss
soap will change the color Of snbu fsckled wrnked
s:
jssss'
would besyr is wonderful powers Lei sneh
ss ~ 3 @ Sigh S s'rs: s
Tsss.s ba IL rh is hSsSgs
'sssst' Albany. lmssc
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WASHINGTON, May II, 1915.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1916.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Excursion to The
RIP Rals and old Point Comfmt-Great Pre-
partitions By Mr.. Garland e. Co.
We, the administration, expect to take an official
airing about the first of June. Hugh A. Garland,
ESQ., Clerk of the House of Representatives in 1910,
and 1871, has been among us, and we learn that his
visit has been upon the subject of the proposed nte
resting trip of the Administration, Gall that be
spared,) to the Rip-Raps, Old Point Comfort, and
Fortress Monroe near the mouth of the Chesapeake
Bay. Great preparations have been making at Old
Point, for brilliant summer campaign. Arrange
menis have been In progress sometime tor the &C
commodauon of five hundred visters. II is ex-
pected, OF course, that the visit of the Adminisra-
ton Will give 10 this southern Rockaway the pre-
emlnence over the whole sea-board of York State
and the Jarsies. There is such splendid band at
the fort-the fort itself Is such great and wonder
ful work of art-the adjoining neighoorhood Is so
lnvlung-the sea-baihlng Is so good down there,
that we really apprehend the current of fashion will
dlyerge this season In unusual degree, from the
sulphur springs and the mountains, TO the seaboard,
and the salt water The President desires ii, how
ever TO be understood, that the first man who comes
TO HIM at Old Point with an appeal, or recommended
tons, or even hint for office, will be stricken off
the rolls, without mercy, and forever declared there
alter the benefit OF even hearing. Right-qulte
rlgh--so let 1t be; SO, Think our friends will find
ii TO be.
Mr.. Garland, we are informed, has become the
proprietor of the hotel and its adjuncts, at Old
Point; and it is promised that every thing will be
arranged for the comfort and enjoyment Of vsiters
there in new, elegant, and unapproachable style. We
further learn, that neat little pavilion has been
built on the spot expressly for the accommodation
OF the Administration. Ii these things be so, you
may rely upon it, Saratoga itself will be affected by
the setting in of the fashionable tide, or tide OF
fashionables, to Old Point Comfort. Tyler and ia
mly are also expected to be there, and Mr. Calhoun,
and Mr., Y no, not Mr.. Van Buren-ten to one
he would rather go to Ashland. Alas !-aack-a-
day
" How vain are all things here below
How false, and yet how fair :"
Wherever Captain Polk may go,
Van will not be there.
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States after receipt Of the necesapHpaPers from The
port OF delivery. To obtain this favor, he employed
Mr. Smith TO negotiate MIR. smith called upon the
head OF the bureau who informed hlm, that was not
the custom so 10 do-that II had never been done
but once-and that that occasion very serious IN
convenience had arisen from 4, but II tne Secreta
nv of the NAVY thought fit 10 allow II, why he had
nothing 10 say Hereupon Mr. Smith walks up TO
the secretary and asks permission 10 be granted
stating fhat The head OF the bureau Commodore
Shubrck) /" had no objections" The Secretary
writes 10 the head of the bureau on the subect-he
replies, making the same statement he had done TO
Mr.. Smith, and thereupon the Secretary OF the Navy
refuses to grant the permission sought tor. Mr.
Smith goes to Commodore Shubrlck, demanding
that he should write letter 10 the Secretary, stating
that he 8 had no objections" Commodore ,. re-
fuses Mr. Smith enters into correspondence
with the Secretary, having declared to Commodore
: that he will appeal to the Secretary of the Navy
and If that don't do. TO the President
and if that amt sufficient TO the Congress and if that
is Of no avail, 10 the American people, and all about
permission to go contrary TO the rules of the depart
ment relative to the payment for some provisions.
learn that Mr. Bancroft's reply to Mr. Smith, (oh
that euphonious name,) was perfect scarification
and it is rather improbable that the American peo-
pie will have to decide upon the matter.
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THIRD EDITION.
L II E PRIVATE TREA I'll L s.
RY DR Ralph

DESIGNED enable individuals undertake successfully
and privately the of their case and also TO give
clear and faithful description OF disorders FREE
quenty mistaken for yenerea which afford wide field for the
and receptions OF Of people
The authors rank graduate Of Edinburgh Ills letters
ducon from Sir A. Cooper Of London, Dr. Mott Of this
sion refer % ALMOST every physician Of emnence IN abe city
To be had ony 80 Greenwich Price ST. may be
sent by unbound myl5 m
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being almost entirely suspended in consequence of the
approach Of the steamer and the unavorabe state
OF the Southern markets. Prices shade easier for
the buyer but not sufficiently to permit alter
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Observation-Disclosures
VOlGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE
APPARATIIS

hiA NGtMENTS recently made with their brother in.
eli w Ar voigtlaender, Vienna, enable the subscribers to
sei Those Apparatus at reduced prices, viz = ~
largest SIZE Apparatus, with three inch lenses for full size
Medium SIZE Apparatus with inch lenses for half size
Small size Apparatus with one.andahar inch ,.n... Co.
quarter size plates, at $50 ~ '"S' ie"ses io'
Denteinen sending above
prices depend upon receiving the genuine
nnc.a ahu not worthless initiated article, they having
Rates and Chemicals, of he own Importation ma well "a
all other articles connected will ,L";r a., &c IL,
market prices. w y 81, ANfs nN ~ Ywes'
Philadelphia Exchange. " - - h''AiHi4"
Referring To the above rho ,c,x,,
e Artists IN general that the above Apparatus and
can DC procured to the stated prices their
suerIeah Auelier. No 20 Broadway New York
ml3 I'm Ian ENttLrd T. nrrUrpo
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VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.
A REMEDY FOR SECRET DISEASES.

A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS are the most sue
cessfu remedy ever discovered for the cure of goaohea
OF generation. The high low, rich and poor married
gle may Themselves without the the shor-
possible time They free from mercury, and
the especially the gsnsratiye organs They
bed the celebrated Dr. Abeehy in all of the above
complaints Reader remember that thousands fall victims
get their constitutions ruined when box these Pills woald
have saved them.
For sale wholesale and retail by VIM Watson Apotecas
Hail. IS CathaTne street. and at l27 Maiden lane
Price perb box directions lm&m