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Medical Aid.


NERVOUS Constitutional, also sexual Debility r.
sultng from certain indiscreet practices Of s
youthful and thoughtess Nature good
to forget her customers but will or later call them
70 fearful reconng sometimes proyesto be-
Among the symptom, bghtng and dssoatina habit
the body pspitaton Of the heart shaking Of the
hands confusion Of the intellect want Of Dusoss
dseish for reading naton for sleep drowsness
yoracious appetite foed and sometimes total Or p,.
ing. voice, memory. &c, and also the derangement Of
. a a. ns S 1sd
For repairing and re invigor.ing the constitution and
youa earnestly recommend his InviSoIa.nx. Tonic
and followed BY reaction the with other
medcs, its good effects permanent and the cure estiug
Price $2 bottle Of half dozen for $0 TO h
By part Of The country. what more on
by mail much will msk9thre bottles with full dirsc-
1as ana aascs ,nl 4, ana n, Rssvs
from Chatham, al hours All COMMUNICATIONS are
CONFIDENTIAL and by mail be post paid Patients in
waiting are received and Of never
aud has been than twenty in the practice Of treating
private diseases in ali their yaretcs Terms reasonable
u23 M
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barks Mindoro Davis for Manila Aiioh Spring. for
HAMBURG Nov ss-Arr bark Odd Fellow Petmgill- Rio
G..nds. -. Fan, NJ.
Jons' y jan IA .ehr. RsSv9r Kinks, Bali
nss Jf and xfj,s s@s. cis jones'. PSiaS
Home Ports
Bath. Jan is-Ar schr Planet, Halves. Bait , 81,
Ga1sls Lewis do both via frankfors sth faiias Akin
g. s s psl;E s: q s
worth. Thcm.sion for Chsrleston
Sr ss's k S.. from s:.
den. Bss%ors; Adkins, Phadsph;si sehJ Cooley &c,
= S. Ts ss
@ 1as s s, May 5ss s S 30:
sail until this nornng Ship Akmar. for Portsmouth. re-
sr. io-sd brig Mentor. Grsenlaw. Tim Calais,
Planet, c FIX ARD . III s s. chs
& d9 is s %
s,s s. TAX do ~ ss ss 2ss
i s sS Ss'G;
GsSsosrows Jan ,ss: team! eeola Hans'su.
HonMps HoIE Jan is-Ar .ehrs Delaware Tres Portland
f. MfIsy HSRs %
Mail Delaware. Gazelie. In port schrs Mercy Hope and
Aex.crv,ILr Jan s-Cid schr Solomon Roosevelt Covert.
Lrws". Del Jan 1.-THE brig Erie Baxter from Boston;
s9gs. sns nine sL d si sr
coming down. Nothing in sight bound 10.
NEw LONDON, Jan ieAr schs Jane Rogers rrov Ames.
Phillips I'm Tauoton for NYok l7h chs jasper Hamilton;
Friends Crows; Fancy, Glare. and Marshall, Mays nom
NEW BrproRp Jan is-sd, sloop Helen, NYoIk 7lh Pa
ci6c Wood aud WIN Brown, Hunt Norfok ieh, Everlina
Bower from Pc tlsnd supposed for FredericksbuT.
NEwroRr Jan i6r schr Chamrion Cross, Nantucket Ter
NYoIk. :. 80 -. :,
Jane. Long Jone. NYcrk lsth 3D. schrs Adelaide
Kelly NCarolna; Susan Allen Eden0D NJ; Senator. Nor
folk; sloop James Lsmph-er n York
PoRrLAND Jan l3-Ar brig Ruby Meksnrie, Georgetown,
Watson Dacsray Petre, Quad: Emily Perkins Porto
Rico st Henry Harbeck; brgs Caroline. (not prev
ously) Charlotte, Watson, and some coasters;
PoRrsMouTH, Jan l3-Ar Hadasssh Day. Phsd
SALEM Jan l6-Arr brig Emerald, MKenzie, NYork.
TyIoMAsror Jan l2-CId schr Queen, Pomare, NYork.
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who really appeared beautiful than usual her
charms being set of TO full advantage by her costume Of
o lady of tho reign of Louis XIV r

who really appeared more beautiful than usual her
charms being set OFF TO full advantage by her costume Of
lady ofih reign OF Louis XIV. f..4 II
One Of earth's fairest womankind
She moved in light OF her making -
and ny her anahy and courtesy made all ENJOY them
20 YES to the fullest extent.
Miss N''''s, however, was universally acknow dged
70 DC decidedly the handsomest lady in the room, her
beauty being heightened BY the simplicity Of her cos
tume that OF Neopotan peasant but not by this alone
. But twas the mind outshiniDg clear
Through her whole frame-whch seemed
To grow transparent as there beamed
= That dawn OF mind within and caught
New leveliness from each new thought"
quite as ltly and much in character shs might
nevertheless her charming vvacity and wit quite capt
showed her real character quite out Of keeping it'll
that she had assumed
" Night sable goddess from her ebon throae
IN rayless majesty now stretches forth
Her leadsn sceptre DER a slumberng world
Nor eye nor listening object finds"
How different from it is the which now enters up
on her course Miss VISIT. Rayless indeed All the
considerations seem to shine forth redoubed splendor
to grace this night, and EYE and listening ear" full
many IAN object fnds' to enchant and enwrap them in
silent and expressed admiration.
Miss Mckee, attired according to Less's painting OF
Ann Page looked very sweetly, did also Miss s+n,
IN the dress OF an Irish peasant.
The handsomest dress in the however, wasworn
by Mrs Pc as Lalia Rookh, and which sho decidedly
" Rich in all woman,s loveliness" essf ss i.
But turning from these and many more, whom space
ed by the Fat Boy the veriabis Fat Boy by JOvs or
Mr. C''+'n this place for nobody but himself in pro-
pria persona, the latter named gentleman substi
tute, could edo il" peculiarly.
Mr. Dt--s African prince caused much laughter also,
but Strtfn. French count of tho times of Louis XIV
decidedly out did anything have witnessed His
ar, his manner indeed everything incompatible.
He had roman nose,
And his cheek was like rose
l have here.
But the old three cornered hat,
And the breaches, and all that
Were so queer.n
Mr. west OF your city, French Chasseur, looked
extremely well. and By some was thought the hand
soonest man in the room.
Dancing and waltz,ng, of course, had the usual rum
Elegant refreshments were served up In a municent
style which did honor to the fair hostess Not till late
hour in the morning. did the festivities cease and all felt
atthe beginning and close of this delightful fee that
The first was like day.bIeak-new, sudden delicious
The dawn Of pleasure scarce kindled up yet ;
The last was that farewell of daylight precious,
More glowing and deep, as It's nearer its set"
All left delighted and it formed topic pleasant con-
vsrsation to all, till they reached home, when
Tired natures sweet restorcr, balmy sleep,
Swift on his downy pinion flies from woe,
And lights on lids unsullied with tear" r5rs
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Tho Comet, or Comets. sa
OssgRvAroRy, WAsHuEoroN,}
January 10th, ls46.


sR Last night was the hrst clear night since the
l4th. HtA& NAt
Good observations were made upon the comet, and its
companion The daily motion Of tho latter Is about ono
quarter Of second Of time less in right ascension and
quarter Of minute Q5'D Of arc less IN dechnauon
than the former
The nucleus Of each visible and their tails are nesr
ly parallel, extending of in NE. direction they are
nearing rapidly appearing every night in better view
No. 10 distinct Enough barely visible on the
l3th) than No. l was at that time
Our observations do not reach far enough at present
to enable to determine whether these two bodies
stand in relation each other Of planet and satellite
whether by coincidence they are merely NOV
ing in the same plane and with like angular yoocty
but at distances far beyond the sphere Of each others al
traction
So far however, the difference Of motion indicated be-
tween the two by observations such as satellite
OF considerable period Of revolution, might have about
its primary
should il prove that they do hold such relation to
each other the discovery will be considered by astrono
mers a. one Of great interest Respectfully, Nc
M. f. MAURY,
Lieut. u. g. Navy.
Com. W. M. Cane, Chief Of Bureau Of Ordnance and
Ivdr
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1916.
The City and the Markets.

There Is nothing very exciting or interesting
afoat; in fact. the town is dull as usual The 9Th
passed off happily, nothing having occurred to throw
damper on any of the arrangements.
business is neither very.lively slack Cotton has
ALLEN slightly in inferior article The sales on the
ssh amounted to about 800 bales at old rates Yes.
terday about a,soobales changed hands at slight re-
ducton OF about one eighth of cent per pound The
greater portion was bought for shipment North and East
The arrivals the 9Th and 9th wore $3.50 bales and
there has been some fresh arrivals this morning about
900 bales to this hour the sales to-day have been
SMALL but have heard of small lots having been
sold at the old rates. but they do not bales
The sugar and molasses market is lively. No sales
OF flour of importance have been made since nv
The weather today is clear and cold The river Il still
in n very bad state. .--sTr
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Nrw OaLEANs Jan. I2-Thsre was good inquiry IN
the cotton market Saturday and the sales amounted
to about 500 bales There is change in prices but
the heavy operations Of the past week, which have
much reduced the amount Offering. with other causes,
tend to give rmness to holders and the market con-
oily much more settled. Ordinary ct to 6i mid
ding 81 10 81 good middng 81 to Il middling fair II
to II; fair u to7ki good fair 9; good and fneo
CHARLEsroN, Jan. 1.-THE great depression in the
Upland cotton Market continues to prevail The BUSH
ness hass been very light but few buyers have ap-
peared who have obtained afurther advantage in their
purchases establishing decline since the last steam
ers accounts fully lc. The transactions made at
prices ranging from 81 to Tic. sas eEtl Vst4 n4
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20 m M E II q 1 "A L..

New York, Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Our markets generally very dull. There il no
disposition Whatever either the part of the buyer
holder to operate both preferring to wait for further
intelligence from England
CoTTor-There were transactions Of any large
size to-day. Market Inactive as buyers are awaiting
the intelligence per Hbernia, now nearly due. Prices
without change
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY III,


Sun - 81 NEON l6AM
sJN ...3 % NIGH WATER liam
Cleared.
Shin Gladiator, Bunting London, 0rinnel Minum CO.
SHIP Allen, Wilson, Charleston. Geo Sutton.
Bark preciosa, Ksag, Charleston t.faf =
Brig Norman, Plat, Lagana Bouchapd Thebaud
Brig Clinton Andrews Savannah Stuges, Chairman Co.
Schr Brothers, Fitzgerald, st John. NIB.
Schr Ann Rebecca, Crannes, Richmond, Plat Person
Arrived
Bark Turk. White days from Philadelphia coal.
Brig GEORGE Henry Blakey days finn Turks Island with
SALT Medad Plat The brig Wampanoag Patterson
lost the 2ad Turk. Island reef brig total lo. rigging
sails saved SID 2eh chr Concord for Elizabeth City;
salt
Ship Niagara Liverpool The NJ towed by the
steamboat Hercules Ship 6lve De Gasse for Hsvre
lowed by steamboat SAMSON bark Guford Zanzibar
Rockingham. Gibraltar.
10 The telegraph reported vessels in sight sundown
large quantities OF ice in the upper and lower bay.
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miscellaneous Record.

MAILS FOR CHnrA, CALCUTTA, OREaoN AND CoIuMs,A
RERPeons residing abroad desirous Of sending any
Of the above places do by Addressing their eommsn
cations paid to this office, before the st proxmo
Letter bags for the Ale of France will remain open this Of
fee until the first Of month. 4.l.G
Brig ADSA Sherman, will leave this day 10 ven Cruz
Packet ships Queen OF the West Woodhouse for Liverpool
will leave o'ck, and Gladiator Bunting will
sail this morning. Letter bsgs wll close at half past II ock
the Exchange News Rooms .-.~
VESSEL AsHoRE-A brig reported ashoe Long Island.
about miles Of Fire Ireland The Of the under
writers have despacheda vesae with the pump, &c.,
her assistance.
Brig Nancy Jane Godfrey Of and from this port 10th nstl
bound Richnona with cargo half prss
Of brandy driven ashore the beach below Berlin Nd
on night Of the lh and will atotAl loss
portion Of the cargo it thought will be saved in damaged
condition Mr. Robbins wreck of the district
on beach, snd will do all in his promote the into
rest of all concerned.
wRrcx E ScHR. JosErH TASsrn.-EKtraet Of let
a, making eh JOSEPH Tsaass cspTon
vdtnes and from Ba,mo,e bound 70 Providence With
the Insurance Campanes e read You rePost that
and s Re. on by Cape
de think that both vessel aud will be saved though
square ssd weasel is reported ashore Cheotsssue
fo aan condition joins D. C. Of Wrecks
FRAGMENTS or a wREcK The shp Ausou, BaIhman, on
hs @ rS % s:. on 20
passed number Of barrels sost lowered down boat and
ssne .ps ' h sas1
PISSED close 10 the wreck Of beam ith
one mast standing; being night could ascertain what
her rig originally.
as .s. ~ :.s e
Pile on the cd inst but of the following tide and
Orieass put into pile Of Foud the 2Sh Nov after be-
ing in The breakers the bank Of Walney
u brig Boxer sailed from Boston Tor Coast Of Africa
the 18th inst.
- Spoken.
Jan a. OF Ball. schr Rapid frem Besiss 90 s-sAnaah.
Jan q la, "a 90 long "a 1 brg Losisv. 81 fss, from ia
Desembsr G. lat Al 10. ioss 10. shay wgIsm Fem, from
Whmlsmen.
On the Coast 10 Septe mber, un~t stsfes q stouing
tna bbs; Newburypor, OF do 1901 Casdcns Of DO 2oe
Calumet of do 2io Prudent Of do ius chas fhers, OF do
7oe; Mary Susan, oil do 80.
Foreign Ports.
Fryrr ISLANDS. in Jan-ln port brig Charles Wirgmam,
wig freight. :. -, -,
IoNoLvLu, Oct BIN ships Montreal Snow, for chi.
as wind bound; Lslsnd HknihSsou for do " asw daysi
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-Jan:
19-Louis Janin, Esq, OF Louisiana, was admitted
attorney and counsellor Of this court No. l68 j. N.
Batson OF al, plsnt in error Robert Holiday ct al
In to the Circuit Court of tho United States Of
Louisiana. On motion Of Mr. Eusts this writ of error
dockoted and dismissed with costs under the 43d
rule ofcourt Err paTfeIn the matter Of Turner Dixon
VS.. Joseph H. Miller. The argument OF the motion In
this concluded Mr. Davisln support thereof
Adjourned till tomorrow, at IL O'Clock.
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eases English sheathng Copper, OF very
~ perior quality comprising complete assortment from
80 with the greatest care expressly or thu
dare Elk COLLINS co. IS so,th It
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Sporting IntcIIigencc.

CoLuMBiA, (GEo) RAcEs.-THIsD DAYIThurs-
day January ls-ProprIetors Purse -four mile heats.
Mr.. Pondextsr's b. m. Sally Morgan o years, by
Emancipation. out Of Lady Morgan $3.50. l
The weather very unpropitious to good sport.
Sally Morgan the rst heat with ease, after which,
Red River was drawn
II may be remarked that on each day, during tho
meeting that the horses from Col Hampton's stables
have been victorious namey-Stanley Eclipse Castanet
and Sally Morgan.
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& Foreign lmp0rtations. 1fysp.z
TURxs IsLAND-Brig George Henry290o bushels salt Me
dad Patlo Nicaragua wood 300 lbs copper Blahely
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ESCULAPIAN SANATlVE,

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this sanatve begs resrecfallyto
that he a0~ % he w sS
remedy And in presenting this greatremedy the public s
with the insrdient which composed,
health he fully enabled assars taer that this edicine
re % e. any thing
restoration hsah indeed potent power sood
the 2: S. E anal;
cumsnce to rank among the many useless Of the
aS sS M DAY sS and has s 5y
curative virtue and quality Of Of the medicinal plants and
a % ss 90 r :aa &
sanave thus sluost all powerful restoring health and
E re- lion 20 safe md i
any Tbs propssto under the fullest
that this ssnnv VIII accomplish al ha h: states:
tbelieving he does that disease but and the same thing
sI FL u
chitis Dyspepsia Lves Complaint al its forms Indigestion,
and Other disease: e %
and seroiaa Il all il various forms Dose i've drop. FOR an
~ So & aS s ~ X. aass 80
H.dssa street New rorhand the principal druggist. through
ToRi fowDES has been ssad hny bsusea .sa
ogrea to ladies' who have been afflicted with uperuous
per- aaa ID. e n 's ss s
whole features When used proper care according
the use any sharp entirely avoisd
and the hair sremoved in FIVE minutes after its appca
This composition infable, and warranted remove
psoos; hair. AsI trials have received cea
'-'' ""''s'"'' il. JULES Les hAUELs DEPOT,
and BY my agenr:-J b. Jacqrsnod No as proadway r. T.
Ay!nnt LaIyeas Ba.sst Nos iss and isl Brosdwiy; A.
Premiums awarded the Franklin Institute. imsrc
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NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

ID y resembie the natural hair to defy detection -
now ,csyceiv mater Of regret losing indifferent head Of
hair when new one, perfectly adapted TO the
den,s 80 long srpcrienced BIZ wig can be
ed Al WIN BATCHELOR's, avian street, near Broadway.
Rsmovsd ron les Broelwsy. jai3 2w'r
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1 JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR, Ges
IAARRrma dvxs - md ~ T.anrnrf ~ Qtx.nNt

:. I46kDr0adWay md % EE6erty StF0et,
DEIN derous Of selling the balance Of his large stock
ID Fall and Winter Goods suitable for Oenemen wear Of
fe them the reasonable and soci the atten
ton Of gentlemen about purchasing.
lie also offers the balance Of bis well sssorted stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Dress and Frock Coats Pants and Vests Sutouts
Cloaks, Sacks and Office C3afs, which will be sold
from now till the lst Of February.
AT COST.
large and choice OF Shirts Scars CravAfs,
Hosiery and Under Apparel, constantly ON hand
BGentemsn fnT sning their own material can have
made and trimmed and ht warranted. Wi ELLk1 ri
IL. For sale, splendid Coschman's Coat. dis lm*mc
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co 4
No. 50 Wallstress opposite the Exchange.
THIS COMPANY continue to insure against loss and da
j mage by FIRE goods, and merchandise, AND
aausloss BY inland xesses and their
DIRECTORS aasse
tn ,mas w. Thorns Elisha Rigs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
b. r. Robson, N. D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, james T. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John r. Moore,
John H. Lee, - - y WIN. X Thorn,
Caleb G.. Tunis, vi I'll Thomas MorreIl,
Francis T. Sage, Eugene Begar,
John Q. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS w. THORNE, nesldsrt.
eGwoRaE II. Horn, Secretary. aSrc
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AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR

REMEDY for all diseases incidental the Hair and il
"A all where baldness not beyond the
reach Of art Prepared solely by
PH H.L alt SW5o.Sy.y
p CT Aver Ph-lan. Broad street. Columbus 1a TUT.
te corner of Tenth and Chesnut Streets Philadelphia;
Rice corner Of Court aud Howard streets. Boston v.
Lockrow. 81 Beaver street, Albany 2. B. Brower, No 100
Go, NY. 8 T9a:sy, syGac.ss, ~ X; Joh9 B: ws5'or
GhsIls1op Hotel 81 Ggr.o1 a Andfn ;s,. Newport H
STORES, Drugxi.s., hudson, n. Y:
Coddnston Apothccary, No Ss Hudson street
OF Spring, ~ Y- Everards Fancy Store, No. s Grand
street.; B. Sands Co., 27s Broadway; Dr. Carroll Co
No. Murray street dl lm%ec
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.


VANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infallible RENE
DIV for Epleptic Fits Failing Sickness Couvusons &c
One popretos Of this nvaa,ble Medicine, sic
whole period Of time under medical treatment without
ceivng benefit the contrary the hts were more Ire
ana yioenf and this 10 the experience of all
that afflicted II is we'll knewn that from time Ems
the boosted power Of all medicine i now fifteen year,
him perfect health hundreds bear testimony Of
efficacy ohe Vegetable Extract this hitherto
disease Thanks Dr. vans for the discovery Of
this InfalIbe Remedy All that thus afflicted may now
avail themselves of It's blessipga invited call a. the
Principal Office Grand street. New York. and have their
examined and vce free Of charge and where
per bottle 80
Ivans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing all morbid
and humors. and purifying the blood Price twenty
d.O im.r IvANs HART, Proprietors.
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CONSUMPTION CURED

LA Woodnapths, Iceland Moss. Wild Cherry, &c. for
Lung Heart Throat diseases Dyspepsis &c Ths cesoss
and y Ninth Avenue; the latter place
clan y in attendance to give advice from 10 to u
jai7 Imsr
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DIsEAsEs OF THE URINARY ORGANS-such a.
II Chronic and acute diseases Of the
Bladder, Leuconhoeu Whites.
Urethra, t.ts.tss 6tricturea,
Kidneys, FF.y Seminal Weaknesss fsff
Also Gonorrh0a, liability, tst.. sth
elects, Weaknessof the parts, &c.,
speedily and eecuay removed by Abe!nethys Botani
cal Pills without particle ofsmereufy They are equally
suitable for females They give and the
tive organs rarely experenc:d from taking other me-
dicines For snle Apoecares Hail. s. Catharln street
III Maiden Lane. Pce 81 with directions j,n l|r
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RscKrrror OF McNuLrY At HoNE.On the ar
trial at Washington he received salute OF 30 roDnds
and was escorted to the Court House. where he re-
turned his thanks for tho popular demonstration IN
lengthy speeCh.
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CO. The Camden and Amboy X. II. Company is
said to have paid into stats Treasury during The past
year upwards Of 900 dollars, being increase
the previous year Of about 1000 dollars-beiug the
amount Of State tax on each passenger passing from
,hliaielpha TO Now Sork.-NsTarh Daiiy .qdvotisr,
Jan. 30
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN BALM.

THIS MEDICINE i pleasant and eitsetua remedy for
Colds Coughs, Influenza, Raising Of blood, Asthma
reursy Bronsh Liver Complaint, po; r ssS
this and call send and mpn,st
worn Certificates, such foiows:--
My afflicted affection Of the lungs pam IN the
side and chest and general debility blood and
pus for years euspoyed the best medical SKILL homcopa
The and aophe They her lung. ulcer.tsd and
despaired reting tried various patent medicines
Rsr, sis has fahen bottles and perfectly cured
Confidently rrcomnsnd i % all similarly Affected
Rssiaence "A Clarke st.. store sos Broadway.
r;sv nd County OF New York, ssA B. Hsuprman being
ss ~, ~. sJI ,sr. - w. H. MUM, Com. OF Deeds
The sc.bss BALM sold BY druggists generally through
- The ANlMA1TNG, APERIENT, Alternative
SOUTHERN BALM PILLS,
boz Of IS pills. The best aud cheapest general Fam
" PHI everaucdacsd These Pills have been tested many
form Of disease from
he blood aud uld and have proved and efficient
purifier removing morbid from the stomach bowels
promoting digestion, and mparting the system For
further Southern Balm Pamphlet to be had
gratis Depot Broadway where the medicines are
sold Wholesale and rets also BY Wyatt Kechu i2 Fui
More Agents wanted throughout the United States Ca
NADIA,
AIebera discountto dealers mss lm-r
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CROTON WATER

CROTON WATER
NOTTCE-Those pensns taking the Croto1 WassI would
pansaciasd b. he .ab.cnbss They are 80 eeqJuctsd
that they only clarity but purify the most tubid water.
rendering cleaness divesting Of every
impurty They be attached 70 C1oton wssrspIpss
Crcon Plumbing and WaterFilter Establishment, No. 30
Brosdw.v: between Walker snd White sts. d lm-r
NlUIHER'S CORDIAL.
stages 90 apparent that female who has
experienced its benefits would be willing sond
n.h he sus attendant on Child Birth half and tna'
This quack article. but the prescription Of reEuls
PhycA has made this branch of his practice
tuar sudy For sale 1872 Broadway Of John street.
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