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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-07-24

DATES OF FREI GIT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores, 25 90 cts Spirits Iurp oo per DBL
Rice, Is cts. per hundred
Cotton, 9Oc per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. baie.'
Tobacco, So 90 per hogshead.
Lumber, 81 S. 90 per m.
To Philadelphia-spirits SOC. Naval Stores
25 OOc. Lumber SIS.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia 3 cts
per cubic foot.
, To BaHimore-Spirits SOC. Naval Stores
30 a 33c. Lumber SAL.
= Cotton, ST. 25. Yarns &c. per cubic foot.
/ To Bosion.-Spirits SOC. Naval Stores 'oe'
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MARRIED.

In Newbern, on the 9th inst, by the Kew. r. M.
Hubbard Mr.. William H. Harvey, to Miss Eliza
P, daughter of John Blackwell, Esq.
In Fayetteville, on the 18th inst'' Mr. Hosea
Lanier to Miss Ann w. Flet her,
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But little business doing and no changes-our
quotations arr generally nominal. Corn has de.
clined, and we hear of sales as low 20 Cts
Flour to 81. Sales OF Bacon at TIC. New
wheat, 100. No sales of Cotton. No change in
groceries-N Cdr0Linian.
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GRAND CAPT. AIS.

&C. &C. OS' a
Tickets Sl2; halves s; quarters D. Ps0n
age of 25 Wholes costs 1910; "aIIan'"u ~
draw 1872 40; risk 1888 oe-snales !" P'o'
portion. of thu
.,,ovs ran deduct the price of three tickets. l
have every day lotteries from to 20 dollars ana
hen remittance is made to me, large or SMALL
will always invest in the most popular Lo!tef'es
on hand. The drawings sent, when requested, 70
all who order from me. The cash for all Capitals
can be had, as usual, a, sight. On all letters en-
closing cash or prize tickets the postage need NOS
be paid The tickets ia the above Lotteries are
received, and all orders addressed to LUCK meet
the mos. promp. shd con6den'iat attention 60
/ Persons from the country va
should bear in mind that all u
hands of LUCK.
July lOl c. B. LUCK
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-07-24

Democratic ticket for Onslow county
Fon THE SkxArE-W1lliam Ferrand.
FoR THE HeusE OF CoaMoNs-Harvey Cox:
FoR SHSRIrF--W. D. Humphrey.
To the Freemen Of Ne,c Hanover County,
Feho,c-citizens From urgent solicitations from
goodly number of my friends, in different parts
of the county, have been induced to offer myself
as candidate to represent you in the next Gene.
raj Assembly, in the House of Commons. AS to
NY political opinions, it is unnecessary to say any
thing, for all who know me, very we'll know that
am Democrat, yes, Democrat, from principle.
am not nominee, neither do wish 10 Re one;
for do not believe it 20 be right for few men TO
90 to Wilmington aud there make choice OF men,
that the whole county, whether they are satisfied
with the nomi ration not are necessarily Obliged
to put up with, for | do, and ever shall believe,
that the choice of candidates belong entirely to tina
people, am therefore, candidate fog your sui
frages on my own hook, and if should be thought
worthy Of your confidence, do assure you that
as far as in my power les to DO all can for the
9 good of the county and State. AS have met the
most OF nv feow-citizens at different precincts IN
the county, deem it unnecessary to say more, a'
> most of the people know my political opinions
J. E. D. WALKER.
July 10, ls46 42-i6
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Lewis E. Carr,

Counsellor and Attorney mt Law
HAS located at JACKSONVILLE, Onslow County,
N. c., and may be found at his office. when not
professionally called away. July IL. 44-4t
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.VediCOL CO.POrtnersIsip.

.WediCOL Co.
VVHE subscribers having entered INTO medl-
L cal Co-partne,ship. the practice OF the pro-
fession, in all ITS branches, will henceforth be con-
2. ,tEHpES rbe latter will attend to calls from
'''' 'oo""'' JAMES F. McREE, Sen,
JOHN l.. MEARES.
MAY %, ls46 90"
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9a6 rulnIcbe 0ieict.

Ser 9efdbrli6ife 8ipol, lpel6en @nes
LAMB gu furebten bat, 1T oer folofale Sdr
oes 9toroens. &ublono oebnt lanelam
uno ftufenrpeiIe feline Nbfibten gu einem
uniperlal .3eibe aus uno nob alien Sci.
ten bin, ober bauptld6li6 i'm Sfen fomz
men feline 9ldne notbwenoi9erpeiie in
feinoli6e Serubrun9 NIT brittllben Sns
terefen uno QniprGben. ..-
Oas ruliilbe Gei6 umfabt 9e9entpdrs
tis Den fiebenten She'll oer belpobnten Gr=
be. Gs eritrecft iib pom baltlibenWee-
re uber bic san5e Sreite Guropa's uno
2hen's bis Sur Sebrin9szStraBe uno pom
ewiaen Sbnee oes Storopol5 bis gum ion.
niaen &lima oes 9ronotapfels unb oer
Seiae. Niit unuml6rdnfter oarribaft
eebietet BET Seepter oes 9epaltisen Gsaa.
rem, iber fteben5i9 Millionen n,enl6liber
Samilien, cine Weni6enmaife, tpelbe Die
8epolferune @nelono's, 8ranfreit's uno
Der @er. Staaten sulammeneenommen,
bel rpeitem dberiteiet. QbtSebn MiOioe
men wobl betpafneter uno einerer5ierter
@ili3 ifeben ibm 5u @ebote 2(uBerbem
beifet ct cine 4rmee ttren9 bisciplinirter
Sruppen, bon oenen oiele in @efabren
uno Strapatsen ab9ebdrtete 8eteranen
lino. Seine Snfanterie 5dblt cine WfilllE
on unb feline &eitersi, aus otpeimal buns
bert taufenb Wann GapaQerie auiamn,ens
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9lbentbeuerli6er gebenslauf.

2luS elmer fleinen en9lilben S6rift ct.
fabren mir ben obentbeuerlicben seben5-
louf zines Seutl6en, Soiepb Gottlieb
Sru9er, aus GbeinpreuBen, Der in Die
8remoenle9ion in 2(frifa trat uno NIT iei=
nen &ameraoen notb Susia seIbidt wur.
De, 100 ct einen lebr belbwerli6en Oienit,
peni9 gu ehen uno i6lebte Sebanolun9
fano 70 oab er ilO balo enti1loB gu eierz
tlren. Dielen @ntl0luB fubrte ct 1884
outb aus uno fiel nab ben fiir6terti6iten
eeioen oller 1rt eini9en 2(rabern in Die
9anoe, pel6e ibn 2(nfane5 gut bebanoels
ten. &aum batten ite aber berau6eebra6t,
oaB er oen Sran6ofen 9eoient, 70 dnoerten
ite lbr Senebmen uno Giner, ber ettpos
Sran5oiiib fprab, trat 5u ibm uno ipra6:
"Sb bin beouftra9t Dir oen &opf ob5us
i6la9en.'' @as &rdeer in oieiem Hu=
9enbllde empfunoen baben mag. ldbt itb
lelbt oenfen; er nabm inocfen ielnen
Mutb 5uIammen, fra9te, Oh oieies &opf=
abiblasen slei6 seibeben miiIe, uno bat,
fpenn oies oer Sou fei oos 11noermeiolide
70 rafb alS mo9li6 ab5utbun. Ser Qras
BET anttportete inbeE ct m09e nur nod
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Die 2(rbeit an ibm am nd6ften Sage porz
nebmen. Grli9er purbe aus oieier Sc
fobr ourb einen Dertpifb errettet, oer ibn
permobte, Mobomeooner gu ,perben. Qls
iolber erbielt ct oen 9tomen Gbn- 2(bb=
Nuob Sberif, obcr feline eeioen batten
no@ lan9e fein Gnoe. Oie Qrober bill:
oeten ii6 elm, er mIfe @uaoer tbun e0nz
nen uno perlan9ten bdufi9 oae SeltIom=
ite BON ibm, 70 oaB ct ieinen 9an5en
Sbarffinn aufbieten mubte, um it6 frei
gu lieen. Sei elmer 0eile, no er init
mebren anoern oeuti0en luSreiBern 5u=
iammentrof puroe ct our6 einen Qrobers
itomm 9efon9en 9enommen uno ol5 Stla=
pe oerfauft. Sei oielem Nrober FAMINE
iob ct unter Qnpern, tpie elm oneeisbener
0Guptlin9 betrauert miro. sc mar Elm
9etpifer 9alola 9etorben. Die iun9en
&ameele, &dlber uno Gdmmer tpuroen in
oo5 Belt oes Seriforbenen 9ebrobt uno
on9ebunoen, ,pdDreno man bic Wutter bers
lelben Dor oem 9ei6lohenen 3elte frei um=
berlauf fen lieB. 0a5 @el1rei, ,pslbes bic
SPHERE mabten, Fam man ii6 porfs(en;
aber e6 mar nob ni6t 9roB 9enu9. 2(ue
@lieoer bes Stamme6, Wdnner, 8eiber
uno &inoer famen 5ulammen, uno 5por
5um 3ei1en ibrer Srauer, in Den l6le6=
teiten Gumpen, bic iie auftreben fonnten.
Sour bic Mdnner ioBen init 9eienftem
6aupte ltQ i'm &reiie umber ; Die gSeiber
beulten uno fbrieen 70 laut es ibnen m09.
lieb mar uno rauftea it6 babel oo5 Soar
aus ; Die &noben bin9e9en botten oieNuf=
9abe, Die Sunoe, oeren es mebre 6unoers
te CAB, na6 ibrsr 5er6ensluit rebt our6-
5upriseln, oomit iie benen uno beulen
mubten. Die Ie entieslibe Srauermuiif
tpuroe oen san5ena Sag binourcb fortseieet,
uno Damn orei @o6en lang td9Ii1 orei
Stunoen pieoerbolt. Osa6 einiser 3eit
eelane es &rG9er gu entflieben er fiel
ober Dem 9rauiamen Sei @onitantine in Die
Sdnbe, Der Jpn erif in einen iurbtboren
&erfer iperren lief uno oann ieinen 60
tpen porperfen lahen mollte, st rettete
| hcb nur bur6 Die Grfldrune, oob ct fein
Sransole ionoern elm 0eutlber lei. Ser
Sci soubte ibm uno entlleb Jpn bei6enft.
Nab pielen Gbnliben 2(bentbsuern uno
punoerbaren &ettun9en erreiebte &ri9er
Sunis, no ct in Die Oienite oee Seis trat.
Gr befleioet ieet bort elm 2(mt, nit Dem
er gang Sufrieosn 1T. ST bat iib nit eiz
ner Surfin perbeirotbet, it6 cine ei9ene
Gelieion aus Gbriitentbum uno Sslom 5u=
Iamnen9eieet, um es nit feiner gu pet.
oerben, befinoet ii6 gang fpobl babel uno
mag ni1t nob Deutl6lano 5uriiffebren.
Ncputlifansr.
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bern. Or. M., Der Tim lte nirbt, 1T Elm
rebtlicber, liebenswiroi9er u.reicberWonn.
G6 1T BART feline @eIiebte einem anoern
gu tiberlafen; aber beiratben Sic Jpn, uno
leben Sic 9lGdlicb - Sbrdnen ftiir5ten
berbei aus feinen 2(u9en.
@ein! rief Sulie, ldn9er bolte i1 e6
nibt aug, 9rif no6 Dem SGftben, 0fnez
te es, uno reiebte es Garl. 9ier eeliebter
8reuno io9te iie, seb' i9 Sbnen ben sros
ben &ei6tbum 5urud, Den iie beiaben, a.
bet lelbit ni6t fannten. Sic itno Der iuuc
&c rei1e Mann, oer um MIDI tpirbt, ,penn
ibm iein &ei6tbum nibt einen anoern
Sinn 9ibt. Garl mar pie aus oen @ol.
fen 9efoaen uno tpuBte ntbt, mas ct ben,
fen, lpo5 ct 9louben iollte. st lelbft &ens
net bon Steinen, fano olleroin96, ooB ale
oieie Srillanten pom reinften @oiier wo
rem. Seet erSGblte ct, >pie er CLAUDE, oaB
oiele foitbaren Steine in Die perbor9enen
Satber 9efommen iein muBten.
Mein 9roBpater, io9te ct, ,par 35Sabz
re lang Director Der Siomont9ruben in
Srollllen, ct rpollte in len Saterlano,
So0len, 6uruffebren. iforb ober bel iei=
net lntunft in 6ombur9. 0a nun oer
Sells oer Siamonten9ruben in Sioame=
rifa Elm fon9libe6 Sorjussrebt, uno bic
Nu6fubrune oerlebeu bel Sooe6itrafe per=
boten iit: 70 lieB ct iib bort pabri1einz
IiD oie6 9ebeimniBpolle &d iftben MAIDEN,
um gar felnen Seroa6t 5u erre9en, beoienz
te ct fb oehelben auf oer 8eile als 3uf:
ferbeDalter. Der Soo tibereilte ibn oa=
ber bIicb AUDI ieiner Satin oieler perbor=
gene S6as unbefannt.
@leine glteru woren Die ein5i9en ST.
ben ieine6 beoeutenoen Serm0eens. Oae
&dlt6en war iDnen ni6t MODERN eenu9,
uno i6 erinnere MIDI nod al6 &ino, oab
e6 un9ebrau6t in einem S6ranfe itano.
No1 Dem Sooe meiner Gltern fiel es mir
Su, i6 nobm es, obne ben S6oe> ben es
entbielt, gu abnen.
Sect er9rif ct Suliens 6ano unb
ipro6: 2(ue oieie Diamanten ftno Oein ;
i6 i6enfe Dir oas &dit6en NIT Dem gan.
sen Snbolte; oos S6idiol bat Di6 gu
ibrem Gntoeder 9emobt, oIlo biit ou bic
rebtmdBi9e Sefeerin, wiuft Du rei6ee
M0oben MIDI nod beirotben = Statt
oller 2(nnport fiel ibm Sulie um ben 6ols
uno rief: SD femme feinen anoern Gei6=
tbum ol6 DID! Su bif mir oues, nur in
Seinem nm9on9e finoe i6 meinen Sim:
mel. - Die Srillonten tpuroen tbeils in
Serlin uno S8ien uno tbeil6 in eeipjie
psrfauft. SIR Die oorous 9elofen 9roben
Summen puroen 2ano9lter in S0bmeu
eritanoen, uno nur einen ein5i9en SrllIon
mubte Sulie gum Inoenfen bebolten.
0iele Somilie lebt no6 in Sobmen auf
ibren rei6en Sefeunsen, uno iit Dor Ell
ni9en Sobren in ben 4oeli itono erbobsn
tp0roen Seo.
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Oiensta9 Sem z. Sapril, 1916.
2oatfenDc ytsssa,aaeer 80.
Sabre. Z, eamse si,.,,1. 54Y.

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eia Alabama sm.lisy, Salem; isdor5y. Kssy Neg Bed
Shsse. do-sloaps Midas, Funk WIZ RI. H H snd
Rhode Island Hale s-b Hse riahe9 bxgs fhi'
lade pha; steamer Anthracite, DO.
Brig Monts (of Portandl Davis, ~ days from M.fap
ras with moa,g4s ORDER 80 nhds raasses Lovett Left
brig, Prince de Jouve. of Newport FOR York, days.
(suce Into Norfolk in dsres) schr OsneIA yrenor
Phi delphIa ext day, and hers nor reeoseted The
experience the late gales from NE 81 TO from the TIN
10 the uth instant of Haue.s lay 10 for CO hours; While
lviug her beans ends which shifted her
deck swe q lost madsa stayss split sails boat
Biz AIeemus Dnakwater from Natsnz,s u ds,s put in
and sed for Poread. report, havias experienced
shen the ge comu-ucsd blowing from every pnt of the
dpr the day anunoeL OF vessels disa0d
Sept lat 20 &c long ~ 49, spoke ba Vel.sco- Of Boston
from AlaaHz Tor owes days Sept q at IS 20, long
80 poke Joseph thence 30th ut for Csrd.nl ofnud
New York lost nOtn ioprasts Sep, 18th, bat % A.
long 70 TO- spoke ship Ocean of vydence from New York
for II SEPT IA spoke lat Sc io long 70 % ,ehr Charles
masts wanting no assistance.
Brig bee, McComick, II days from Chsesouy to Geo.
Buckley. - - -.
Ms, plaster and wood to James Brsine.
Portuguese schr Qlivera Segunda Stinera, 81 days fom
Oporto with W me % Crime Mnturn 4 Co
schr Alfred, sh.rmas; Thom.stop, lime.
s sehT E Essls Haskell riom nS Ssos m am'
Schr Ann Denman, Smon, on. ThomAston, line
Schr Excel, Lowell. Boston, ,Ddse
sehr Union, Hicks, ThomastoG; lime
Schr Lacon, Bearse Boston, mdse
Below.
5chr J Holt. from Florida.
Also, brig Sea from Lssuna dismasted
frigats brig aud schrthe frgate at anchor beow
the Na;rows nj s-ndown.
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LyEaPOoL-ste I'm shp Cambria, at B,ston-Nlr aud Mr.
Sraessh ,1k, aad en- Ideas Juo q bsoa Mrs Gibson Mr.
biclaad VIZ s9td Mrs Lord NJ IS Lord Miss Fazirr, Mr
Dsh,l, Mrs i Dehon, Mss Blackburn, Blackburn. Ms
pttckonrn w bscsburl, kmmi 81 ckburu, Brown Mrs
br1wd s9d en,o' Mrs loson, Miss NJ A Nelson, J II X
Ioisoh ffoH ble VI Ghl L smith, q w Baenes George
Nayof, e''ts Nc ia .yis Wiliams, Gilbert, lie.
capife. Hanus, Uey Brown Emerson DO Rev l;orh,m
Alb 'oit, Rev Or peWp Mr. szernsn ID II Fofbes Rob,
Wlls1n Cgyief ,r 2 Richards, Rev raul Trapirr 4
i az, ~ Sss r9mroy Rev pt Prsssy Rev John Exhal
Maynard bearer OF desoatches I1on 81
Bsn Brussss, Paris aud Lrndjn MIR Forster Rob1son
" Steele I'D tlton, Tn mpson,J Sn,tn IA n Iope
NJ htaghtou. Joseph Rhodes Mr. Csuzat Charles AbOou
w U Dyms Jones, Gfah M Erssar, Ce.ingln A E,,ton
GIbsoa. Homan, Csshoert, Joseph Mckay. W Wilson
Wilson Conw all, Nr Mu1tE, Mrs MUTT Louis H,nan nj,
Ema iusi Mctfenry, q Gamer, Washington Irving w
Cayey kirkp ,trick neanis Lonsrd y ydeo, Gs6riea
sluchersnd Licon, Mrs CruCkshanks and
Dennis Brakley-ip7
ON Hsftx to BostonCspt Allen, DR. Alexander Lieut.
Hammold Mrs Parry Dr Pyke, Mr. Davidson Mrs Dav dson
AID Boys Miss Almon James VI uheson, G Labotde
Gl,a tut james ca ri aud son. Kohl. Mrs Yates, Rev Nh
NcCallo aid lady. w Evars, w Fcaser Captain Mar
wIcs. - Clarke Mr. Fieldiag d Dahline-26,
CHARLEsToN-Brig Tybee-Heary Wsiord.
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s =: ss:.i; fsS.1 = s;T Ssss s:'A '''l'
f Boston, & s: ss,'
A , War; s oe asD.S Ssf ..s A.
deIphia. - N''' '''
sMrasA Aug Sin port s.,l Huns. wssden for Boston;
y s5; iSSns., ~ ssp saAI org, Virgins. Mcneil
mor.i an q, Blown, aosa; IN Heio Pike, 8C.on;
Sc. h d1 & aay a. os sd k.s
Mary, Evans. Pemsmbuco
fosa S9% s asg .ss sG5 AIMS BOSTON
Home Ports.
GINA kesdcs bosto%; b'ooiiae spsis. aud Dive. isf
Ties Easiport seh' Nassau, Ho~es, Bostoa sttssmaa,
o:Tos sspi Rat Ns'n;Ihp camesi, Le.l Jud.is;
Ssw 6saa;; srFs: a.iiI: fhiiadspisi Tux
&: a 's GSa sis sssy
FFsGs H nss . FeH
Nlehoi. and Grand TUX M.fsnes Pnaas gGis; Eliot.
' esa rs Ssh @
ss ss, ngd
f. as s sn$ SiIf ss s's as ss
Ss tph Noi1t KsS: .sh a
Maria NJ Kiot, Chase, 90:
Towsd sea, iath Sr. f.Idss BsI.tow' Wilnms1on
East TnoN.sros sspt lsLAis rstpo, Cr9eLes., New
NYort SD 18Th, brig susan spcaoIa Sfs.a:: sshrs
Hero Spear; Eagle sskslli; Niagara, spuldms and Ann
LKwr: BEL. Sept i1Ibris, Uu,on, Mitchell from H.v.-
Ia SS S
boston VIM Penn DO; sarah Jane wilmington
a1te for DO. last evening Fifteen sail of small
NV HAyEs Sept l7-Arr sch, Pacific Prescott, Albany,
.loops rastSsa Frssss Sey York. Free Trader Lio%ns
N.Y. saa h' iuek'' 90 3D. ''''p warren ih'np''n
NArTucKrr, septis-sld, scrs Cory Gsdner Phila,
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MEDICAL NoTICE.-DoCToR FAWCETT, con-

vA suting surgeon OF 100 fulton street, New York,
thor Of late publication, embracing the ioowag sub
" phynologicsly and medically explained, with compre
hensive exposition Of the nature aDo modern treatment
Of Syphilis, Secondary Symptoms Gonorrhra elect stc
lures, Seminal Weakness Whites, Nocturnal Emissions
This Doctor has devoted his sfnon for the las fifteen
this city, the treatment Of the above men
toned diseases and from his practice and long cr
perience investigating the pathology Of the struc
lures Of the he all cases thai
ne undertakes permanent and radical His dpIomss
from London Ednburg and Philadelphia sso his honorary
degree from the State OF Louisiana, suspended large
frames in his Office 96 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing 81 can have copv of M.
late work accompanied with which embraces az diseases
incidental 10 females.
All efi prepaid eod sjsIsued 70 Dr n Fsycst M
rs"sh tese' WIZ receive dRe stsssl'cn MA lmsmc
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MEDICAL ADvlce-DOcTOn LAMEhr u sssa-
::. q n: s ::s 81
6sss :s
eon.tisaon.. arising from indi:ers.t iadais:nes: q The
as E %
Designed ihe sa ,s .a.us
::s y H. 3 s;: S:
snclosnga Zee mme diaeiy attended and medicine with
Gold stree; s9iwsr
&SlI0 NEWARD.-ciO.s Specific Mixture for Ihs
q us rqs Sn
yet discovered for the above eomauts this the
least re.,Iiso Of diet drink eaposurs, sh.nss .ppIi
sa oa tn pubic Sos
for ifsr ;nil spesk for il Or stjsss 70 nss
y a' s "i ). 1sasR With
M not sgdy ads II 81 s hsh
low rich. nd poor noaal aad single they are here
MSou, s least 4aposse - The ns
ahes the disease cannot be eoairac,sa II dose Of me
bottles with full directions accom- anyiny at 81
SIs s' as "i s e BY Rs ss
sSs ssss sd f s M s's IS a
ssn street Bosom q Canal street. New ohesn. sads
RN b5ERHSyEs
a ssu es
usn nto this country In all cases of constu-
Ssysps S .sd sr'5s G%
tending n consumption and female diseases attended
Eo5 its virtues eerccses can be gved TO various
Sss
street, \ ew York. sn2o m~m me
I UCINA CORDIAL, OR, THE ELIXEK OF LOVE.
- For the aud speedy Of Incpient Consump-
non Barenness impotency, Lucorrh1a Whites Geet,
ton Of the SYSTEM whether the result Of
The wide ebrity Of this wonderful inssumabe
dial both hemspheres, SUFFICIENT for
quick and positive curing all the above affections
vigorsnR effects the hum frame Persons all weakness
and lastude before taking it, at become robust and full
the nervousness of the female frame Which - the only cause
Of aud which, Prior Magnns discovery was
dmeas produce BY physical winch Frequently
deter men from getting married Language ndeed cannot
do Justice 70 the merits cf the LSena CHrda whlen r.
Of the important discoveries Of
ree 81 bottle Principal ccs Nassau street base
ment. ANAL lm~m
wi YER DISPENSARY, coax Fulton strset-Doefor
Morrison be consulted cophdenally all
diet pursuits Recent particularly "GonorhUa,"
ss sTai 81 THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. M
mrrov principles without pain to the
patient As the symptoms of structure analogous with
those of other affections Of the urinary but
examination, those affected with enlarged prostate
xsaS nay Suffer much 1iyTy q% s%ward %
This affection and the train of evils resulting from
destructive habit youth inducing nocturnal emissions and
ultimate npoteacy are radically cured by Dr. M on patno-
and Its original vlgor perfect cure euaanesd
N 3D. NJ. holds no communion with pretended Lon
don feeling SIZED that he is the only advertising
London in the ciy See his London diploma his
medicines orwssJed all parts Of the Union West Indies
and Canada. au25lm*r
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IN SUBJECT pEErLY iNTEnEsTinG To

EIk nfE Aahs, d ,hs f.rr4 1
Except Sdsyl for consultation upon Of the disorders
Sg
*. on
paris by there others which deeply
Of the sexual organs from escesses early improper habits
Of the n@ Of
ignoanty called Gravel Stone Stone, on which, Who
consult him will receive the most faithful and deli
The su'hs1 end. that it Ia. been Of surprise to
should devote his talents to disease WHICH persons
thOassnd part Of he misere bring npsn
ETY. were known, very different opinion woud be formed
on lie mind 's las sods
totally destroy reproductive power Il fac, thai
either disease when properly treated remain dor
way than IN iSsi1 eject. o. on po.tsS n ~ ''
But with regard to the moe mnediate train Of evils PEI,
Of & o hs
remedies good, such the various which
ad SO no S,
that what good IN one must De destructive IN another u
these facts those who sppIy him For
afflicted with nave been taking medicines proper 2n in
Their complaints were neither one nor the ohe but totally
and afford he fines, Ssd Tor ESsvsry, IS that Of sGe
Il: p
he is the better of. Now every real physician
sucture and vet II properly understood il may most easily
and speedily be removed. To every one of common
dence, therefore he would say, II these remarks are
svsry pa,es. should know .o%shns Of the Character
.e.pss, ~
without pain Inconvenience. Nothing exceed the i'm
Of late the treatment of this complaint IN
nd. s
demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
perfectly cured though il has been o. trouble and
anxiety Tor To those who cannot leave their homes
Mno cannot siod personal he writer era h
being enclosed e mahogany chest (price $o) can be
safely sent TO any direction.
B-For the convenience Of those at distance and for
travellers, the has contrived t,le chest with loci
and key and with his fitted in the lid whir
everything for the immediate and Of
who afford the Of personal reamentthai
for Gonorrhna, beside full supply Of medicine contain,
iprice $50 The other containing all that Is necessary
from the FIRST appearance Of the 10 the advanced
constitutional form Of Syphilis is also S. And lit
both diseases, $50 This pecuarly fitted for Ma
riners and Travellers These originally designed for
the convenience OF the authors private patients but
those who have experienced advantages that he has
been induced g give them publicity They are for
Canada south america G every ear 81 ns bo1 @ Eos
rost Once, or Dr. RALPH, 80 q ,enwich street., New
r. s-Aware Of the seneral opn entertained Of that
class OF persons who obrnde their skill and remedies upon
the public IN these diseases multi udes Of whom In
every paperhe formerly felt Incumbent TO give statement
ed several most eminent and references tie finds
however the necessity for this no longer es,s and as to
tain class become only marx OF the mpudent pfetender
al6 lmsrc
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As many persons throughout the country, says
the Washington Union. may be looking for letters
from exns, publish the following extract from
letter the second Assistant Postmaster General from
Judge Toer the agent of the Post Once Department in
Texas. board Of the steamship Newioik, at
the time OF her loss =
" NEwOsLrANs, (La) Sept Q, 1916.
ION the afternoon of the 9th instant, took passage
Shortly at leaving the bar, (tialveston) encoun
tered a violent gale. which continued until Monday
morning wnen the ship iounjered, drowDing eighteen
of toe passengers and had the good fortune to
escape very large mail board which
lost 4 his mali consiued all the documents required by
yourself and sajor Hobbe, and the Auditor. However,
a. soon a. retur duplicates shall be furnished"