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THE subscriber is now receiving la,ae
j well selected assortment of DRUGS -
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, Df'
STUFFs, GLASS, PUTTY, &c. L;kwise
choice assortment Of "APLE '71CERlh5
and agent for the sale fmoss OF the ut Med
icines sold in the Stale.
The subscri' er havirg heretofore done ="
nes> on the cash nd.pay-down system, andI nav
iny clio civ observed IN, operation of such a syS-
TEN, has arrived at the conclusion that 1t is the
''fIr be tel way both for seller and purchaser,
h. woall therefore say 10 his friends and custom
rrs and the public that he will sell the above, to-
,sether with great variety Of articles not named,
FIR Cash, at very small advance from cost anc
charges. Also for sale 1homPson'S patent I'rus
seS The subscriber IS also agent for the salc Oh
Dr. Bannins'S celebrated Patent Lace.
GEO. w. PARMELEE.
Bristol. Oct. Q. 1915. 2I;tf
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quence Of great improvement in the machine
ry by which they are made, much less mannal
labor * required, and the Pills are produced
in a purer, better, and much more effective
state. They will hereafter be sold at the Priri.
cipal Office, and at all the Agencies through
out the United States, at the exceeding low rais
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PUNDERSON'S
CONT TON POW Err

A certain and perfect cure for all the diseases
TO which the Horse, Ok, Cow and all herbiverous
animals are suffice; to-such as the heaves, foun-
der, horse distemrer, coughs, colds &c. in horses
Horn distemper &c. &c in the OK and COW.
Sold wholesale and retail at the manufacturers
prices, by II. c. GRIDLEY
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Flour.

Flour.
OUPERFINE FLOUR of the most approved
- Brands, by the barrel and half barrel, con-
stantly on hand for sale by
New Haven, June 20. a. p. Roscoe.
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194 Cents a Box.

And they are warranted to be better, in ak
respects, than any other Pills in the market
what ever may be their price.
They have cured where cure seemed quite
impossible they have restored to health humid
reds who had long languished on beds of pain
they have operated like charm, when all other
medicines failed to give relief; they have given
comfort to the afflicted, and hope to the des-
pairing; they have removed the ills of the young
and given back youth to the aged. Indeed,
they seem to possess the properties sscribed by
the alchemist of former days to that ELIXIR, that
SOVEREIGN BALM, that conqueror Of infirmities,
to discover which they passed long DAVIS and
nights Of labor and study.
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w. P. Russell, Middlebury; A. P.
Roscoe & H. o. Smith. New Haven; Geo.
w. Parmlee, Bristol; w. T. Eliot & T. c.
Smith, Monkion; F Huntington, Vergenns;
w. S. Brown, Addison; Frost & Rider, G.
Searls & Co, P. Fletcher & Son, BridPort;
Wright & Bush, Shoreham; o. w. Barn
ham, Lincoln: B. F. Haskell, Cornwall
Royal Flint, Hancock; Joseph SimonF;
Whiting.
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lS46.
Vergennes and Buffalo Line,

TVHE Beats of this Line will cOmmehce
IL theirregular Trips, from VERGEN-
NES and BUFFALO running DAY AND
NIGHT. [ SUNDAYS ercepted. as f0LLo10s
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q u m m h IL CHA l..
Cotton Trade.

The steamer Cambria, which sailed hence for Liver.
pool on the LIST inst carried out accounts Of very strong
ance Of the coming crop. The advance noted that
packet has been followed usual by a comparative
pause in business which has enabled purchasers buy
on rather easier TERMS prices be said have
not however, more than the usual difference betw
an active and inactive market The notice of the arrival
at Boston Of the steamer Hbernia, with Liverpool dates
20 me isth uit, received here by the telegraph
MONDAY ID inst her accounts of that satisac
tory character looked for by operators generally rs
houers at liverpool appeared disposed to supply the
mafNet Ieeiy al the currency then ruling. Early on
Monday the 10th inst the steamer Western arrived
with Liverpool dates TO the 25th inst which sivices
oeng less na.erne even than those by the previous
steamer, the operations have been checked in geat
degree as holders here Withdrawing their sunles
except at the full currency revously existing mi
small sellers even at those rates In fact Cotton is
no better under the last advces certainly no worse
and these accounts have consequently no influence
our Market and II has continued throughout The
week Gust brought to close) like that the ling
one, in very inactive state.-The sales for the weeS
ending sth inst 200 balessince TO this date 100
bales, with frmer market yesterday at quotations
which are similar to those previously given.
is OF course, too early too indulge in any but gene
raj remarks with regard to the prospect Of crop
approaching to msturiy It's certainly in precarious
position ami 1t is barely possible that equal that
ofast while the probabilities are that il will
be considerably less, with later frost than we
have had for ten years.
The movements in this staple up to the same period in
the past three years have been as annexed -
Receipts at ports of the U s since Sept 1915.
same period last year. 2,4os, 60
Exports from u s. since Sept l. Isi5. i,6oi,sia
same period last year. -. AVA 6lo
g year before. l,60i, 7l9
The receipts this port since the inst have been
ovVv osiesi exports 10000 bales taken by spnners
oooo bales taken speculation 900 stock in city
%o'ooo and amount sale 10 0OO bales. We annex
current quotations In this market
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BosroN, Aug. ID, 1916.

BOSTON, Aug. ID, 1916.
Life in Boston in Hot Veather-Iheat icals-
Camp Meeting-the Herald IN Boston, Watering
Places.
As most OF our fashonables, including many of
our business folks, out of town, rusticating at
Nahant, Newport, Saratoga, Niagara, and other
famous resorts, city life wears a dull aspect, es
pecially in this sultry, salamander weather
However, there are symptoms of returning ami
nation, and before long the old metropolis of the
bay State will exhibit her usual stirring business
like appearance.
Theatricals all the talk here at this time
and many the speculatons as to which house
will be the most successful the next winter The
National opens on Monday next, with a power.
full company; and the Federal Street Theatre.
and the Howard AthenPum will open in about a
month, and then look out for neck and neck
race. We shall be lockers on in Vienna as
usual, and shall report to the Herald all the green
room intelligence, theatrical chit chat, gossip &c.
The camp meeting at Eastman is now being
held, and two steamers leave this evening for the
holy ground.
The Hbernia, with goodly number of passen-
gers stakes her departure Tomorrow Go VIII re you
will lin all the public places in Boston, your popular
sheet is invariably TO be found, and the news
boys find it is the only New York paper that will
sell, on the arrival of the Long Island train This
is not fattery, humbug, nor CANNON, but So
Der, fixed fact.
Nahant is fast filling up with fashionable arri-
walls, and Drew, Whitney and the other landlords
are reaping golden harvest. Chelsea and Phil
lips beach, bingham, Nantasket, Gloucester
Point Shirley, &C., have also full share of visi-
tiers.
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Nw ORLEANs-Ship Anburn-77 bales cotton X. lrvin
ADO + Buuiu-i8 do T. Darby & Co-lA do Marst n q
Fnher-ss do Nswbeld swif,2a do Kerrs Hope-a7 do
Appeby-2l do Everitt Busler-<2 10 order-2 bales
wool Roller hMimanSss bales hemp Bar,it,-e bales
worth Tdensi23 do strachan SCOTS bales wool w
Maitland-f7 bbs lard 100 bbls pork Reed-as Kegs
lard 229 sacks wheat do axseed bundle
s s1s Ssss S wheat hsisos-sso do Harris Gode
bale snake root Haven CO. Dbl moasses sugar Pla
D:thn , hhds horn tips Pauly5O bales rope cuttings
butier-7 boxes trunks chests Krlogg-l box Wolf
BishopIl trunk Woodhead q trunk. Maitland Cou
re q Col box Osborn Leary-1 trunk hat box bag
belmont-l harp Broome-2 boxes Burt, Sears But-i
p0x Ieempson X Nnson-2 trunks Ira Smith, Dbl box
Wmchester-2 boxes w Peck-2 trunks boxes Thomas
sr.nkn-2 boxes Meyer, Leon CO. order-5 boxes
b MumfoId-l box Saml. Johnsou-i NJ NJ 4 CONS s.
tow Co.
APALAcHIcoLA-Ship Mariaa-I2i bales cotton G 8 Ca
rey-C9 do Drake Ms-l95 do Roberts Wiliiams-43
Van Arsdile Msmoek-96 Spofford, Tleston co-3i9
Col, Co.'S bx: Tobacco cks mdse 81 bales Col
lomb belin-l2t ,cks CEDAR Guzon.
APALAcHIcoLA-Brig Morea-89 bales cotton G Winter
Il bag wool dol52 logs red cedar ID Hubut-33S bales
cotton Robert Wlsms-3 bales boxes tobacco
barrels taiiow Parnelee Rodgers76 bsgs pea She
man Day Coz boxes tobacco coil rope Dbl mdze w
Danerl-s7 bales cotton A Sibley Porst.
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Packets TO Sail.
Packets 10 Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IL.
Arrived,

Arrived.
ship Auburn Shapter, 10 days from New Orleans with
Whe aud ith John Evans ,teerage
ship Uncas, Latham II days from Mobile with cotton.
ship Ma sna. Coffin, Apalach July 49, with cotton
Granadlan bark Bogoa, Thom,s from Santa Martha and
Carhagesa July soth, with hides, &c to g Dominguez
Brig Topqun. tbeiore report ed) Young Neuvtss Cuba
July 3d. with aud molasses Holt Owen July 7th
lat % ao lou ~ 90 bark David Nck.s days om
Tor Boston
Brig sorea. Conway, II days from Apalachcola with cot.
ton to hurbut CO. Aug 3. lat a. long SO 30
te long IS o. spoke brig Wetumpka days from .obe,
bound to York; date same lat and long, exchanged
saas with bark John Brewer from Apaachicola bound
dana lof phlladepha) New Orleans Liverpool; same
gate lat 80 long 30 80 passed ship lucas from Mobile
SAVANNAH &c miles south Of Hatteras.
con Sods,ur Badger, days from Mobile, with se7 bis
sshr Victory Lewis. Gays from Alexandria with mdse,
to s,urge, Chairman X Co
sch. Julia Nancy, Allen, from Wilmington NC with
sehr Hes,ss BrOOkn 10 days from Savannah with tim
,, sehr Ans Maria. Jones day, from N.wben with naval
schr frsness. Fuliord, Newberu. naval stores
schr Melville, Allen Oroceke naval s,or.s
schr susan, Sears, Virginia.
sehr Wren L>nrh, days from Virginia
schr Msgness, Taylor, Virginia
Below.
Brig Metsmora, from Mobile.
Brig Netumpka, from Mobile.
Also, ships; l bark; 2brigs-unknown
Bark Canton, which ashore on West nix succeeded
an getting of yesterday BY the and Of the steamers
aud wave and was towed TO the city.
sailed.
Ship Queen Victoria, for New Orleans; bark Gen TAYLOR
for Antwerp briggs Albano, for LsdI; Low 81 Johns
PR Excel for savannah; schr Albert Perkins, Port au
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Conjecture is becoming certainty The hay crop is
immense, and can hardly be sold any price. Except
when the roads bad, 81 per will be the average
price in these parts until next The wheat
vest is also abundant, more than average. Oats
and poas are light; and potatoes will be unc0mmonly
scarce and dear The rot said to have appeared in the
United States committing fearful devastation the po-
tao fields From the present appearance of the plant
Canada will not escape.-Ringsfon Whig
The ST. Landry, IN. C) Wig says-We told that
the sugar and cotton crops through
out this parish quite cheering much better
than was anticipated lew weeks back. The crop
will we are told be very short one.
The Point Coupee Tribune remarks that the crops look
very well in that section Of the State
Per contra the Feliciana Wing says that the year 1916
has thus far teemed with disastrous incidents the
ton crop OF the South almost unparalleled the history
OF preceding years The Wing chronicles special
causes OF injury to the crops the cold of
March and April, the wind and hail of a
cent date, and the army which is de-
vasating the fields of the adjoining parishes. To Illus
trate says the Wig the wholesale destruction which is
anticipated where the ravages of the have already
commenced one OF our nformants intelligent planter
told US that out of 100 of solid scarcely
hoped to gather four bales The prospect is cherries
In the extreme.
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PRIVATE DISEASES
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.

NOTig E -Paten,s residing in any part
ton let the disease be Of what Kind i may-deee in
the Members. who meet daily for ths. purpose and the
In this the fee 1851 which will include all ex
penses, must be enclosed, post paid and directed
w. +. DICKINSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildinsy,
Where one Of the Members-Doctor McDonnell-s in
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT
For the Of Gonorrhea Geets Structures weakness
Of the sexual nocturnal and all discharges
from the urethrs This powerful duretis than
any way with business. Price 81 per pot.
SARSAPARILINE,
PREPARED by the College is the active cple Of the
nuine Honduras is approved by the College for the
OF scrofula rheumatism erupons enlarge
ment aud pains Of the bones syphiic symptoms and the
train Of diseases consequent nudcious of
curry and unskiia medical treatment Price, 81 bottle.
or bottles for S.
.NON-MERCURIAL BLACK DROP.
This valuable Alternative remedy in Syphilis both
primary and constitutional IL should be
diately after the first Of the disease Persons
who have erupons the skim venerea nodes rheumatism,
scrofula, disease arising from impure the
blood should not be one moment without it, Single bottles
$l-cases of half dozen, S..
Carefully packed and forwarded all parts Union.
W. 4. DICKINSON. Agent 81 Nassau street.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

LEwEs, Del Aug 1.-THE bsrks Ly da Ann, from Rio de
Inowa came in this forenoon and up Barks An
Reynolds for Boston, Apple Maria. for do; w Watson
for West ndies Cumberland for Barbados; Bermudan
for Port Spain; Isabella for Halifax Ms; schrs Syren
London Olive Eliz,be.h for Portsmouth; Cleaner. Repub
this forenoon No vessels the anchorage One
full rugged brig in sight. standing in.
PHLApELPHrA, Aug 17Arr banks Elizabeth, Rowl and
Havsna; Lydia Ann arwood, from Rio de Janeiro brig
Sarah Wood Wood tn ks Island; Br scrs Medora Smith
Bermuda; Sarah Ann Quin Bermuda; vsiIsns Duaseomb
shark Stevenson; Planet Briggs; steamer Vulcan Green
and lrons'des, Morrison New ork Cd sshrs Thos Fen
Parker Green Troy; Planet Terry. Hallowe; Fidelity
Chambers, NYork; Bolna, Jahnson do Charlotte Wi
do; Francis Gardner Fall River bsrges Philadelphia, Me
Clsry, New York; Michigan Allen, 40.
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$500 CHALLENGE.
VA Z y 81 nl n 8

THIS unrvalled remedy for diseases Of private ma
positive ard speedy cure without the restriction
Of diet hindrance from business The many
which the French Pills possess Bisam Copava Cap
suss ana other nauseatns mixtures fail them
speedy euro discovered they entirely from any
unpleasant smell do affect the breath sick the sto
mach in the least and may be taken any time the
presence Of the most intimate endthus enabling the
discovery they are equally efsctus for either 10 all
complains such Gonorhes, Gravel obstinate elects
Euor bus Tor Whites peculiar 'emsles OF
thu geueratve &c and have these
roub complaints after every other remedy had failed
They have been extensively used for the years. in all
stages Of these complaints with universal the
propetor challenge produce remedy of equal
certainty, under forfeiture OF $500
Price 81 per box For sale ~ Nassau basement
aus Iweodsr
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PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1916.


The late foreign news had not the least effec
upon the general market. There has, however
been some spirit infused for certain articles calcu-
lated for the Western trade, which, although
buyers have been near q month later than usual,
appears now TO be stirring. The jobbing houses
holding out strong inducements; the coal
merchants are less active, and much of the ex-
pected demand from eastern manufacturers to-
geiher with many nullified contracts, have been
cut short by the passage Of the new tariff bill.
MARKErs.-Sales of Quercitron Bark No L. at S24 and
Spanish Oak at $l4. Cotton is firm at full prices
and for descriptions slight advance has been OBJ
tanned Sales Of about 800 bags Msracaibo Coffee
made on Friday at 7i4c 900 Laguayra at 81 71sc
our has dropped. and good brands of fresh ground
very freely offered esterday at 81 81 lay old
stock goes off very slowly at SO 50 s7 Gram has
also receded slightly. Prime old Pennsy lvania red
Wheat is offered at Soc and Soc; Corn Southern
yellow, is worth soc. Molasses is quiet; some Barba.
does sold, and about $50 bbls. Porto Rico at 26c
Provisions and Groceries inactive.
Stocks are without much action change in prices.
Philadelphia City SIS sold at 0Oh Pennsylvania SIS at
Cos 66sl Reading Bonds at tax 72al United States
6's, LOG 1865; ycksbuJg was held at Ga of.
fered Reading Railroad shares, 33k 33sS United
States Bank at a Philadelphia Bank held at IOs lO7
offered; sales Of Morris Canal at 9is
The Elizabeth j., Capt. Rowland, at this port
from Havana, brings one days later news from
that port.
The British steamer had arrived from Vera
Cruz, and reports about 800 on the sick list in the
American squadron.
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PHILADELPHIA. August l6. 1876.

A refreshing shower fell last evening, but the
heat of to-day is very little behind that of yester
day. Our fashionables have commenced return
ing from the Capes and watering places, and
others, who wish to follow the leaders are tread
ing in their footsteps their homeward jauntj
though if they studied their own comfort they
would remain where they are, if they wish TO es-
cape the heat which our citizens are endur-
ing.
The sail boat General Marion, came in about
half square ahead OF the Ariel, in the race on
the Delaware yesterday. There was a consider
able amount OF money staked upon the result of
the race.
understand that orders have been received at
the navy yard, for the launch of the sloop OF war
Germantown at high tide on Saturday next
This vessel has been built on the most approved
model, and the workmanship bestowed upon her
is OF the order OF superiority for which Philadel-
phia is celebrated. She will, no doubt, do her
country good service when fairly put afloat
Notwithstanding the heat OF the weather, the
only theatre now open (the WanuD is crowded
every night was amused on looking in for a
few minutes last evening at the appearance
which the pit and upper boxes presented. About
eight lenths OF tue male part of the audience had
Invested themselves Of coats and vests. Several
cases of the same undress appearance were for a
short time visible in the dress circle, but a hint
from the officers induced the persons TO resume
their coats.
The Museum still continues open and is well
patronized Our theatrical managers are making
arrangements for the coming season. The inte-
rior of the Arch is to be much improved and
beaunfied, new roof is to be put upon the build
ing extra entrances have been arranged for the
pit, which has been considerably enlarged by run
ming II under the boxes-the prosccnum renew
ed entirely, with appropriate ornaments, and tie
dome has been repainled with architectural de-
sign by Mr.. Hedge. The fronts of the first and
third tiers OF boxes have been onamented with
paintings by Mr.. Glessing, from incidents in
Shakspeare's life and works. 4 he front OF the
second tier is ornamented with an arabesque in
FURNISHED gold, OF great beauty The arch OF the
appears the arms OF Pennsylvania The Ches.
nut has been leased, and it is whispered that Mr..
Marshall is the lessee. General WEIGH is also re-
National.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.-Dk JOHNSON, IL Duane street,
lvl Chatham street, ), well known the
cessul practitioner New York in the treatment Of
real diseases The Doctors for skill in those old
halfcured that have existed for
ulcers upon the body nose
pains In the aead and bones legs eectuay cured
Constitutional weakness, brought habit in
nightly emissions positively prevented Recent cured
in four days. without No alteration in diet
vention from aui7 Nsm
MO CURE NO tAf.-Dn- ,UKDIlI, ~ Duane street.
IN member of the koyJ College Of Surgeons, London,
be consulted the OF delicate dis
practice Of fourteen devoted veuerezi
diseases enables DR.. T.. to the form this
disease Recent cured 10 four days No mercury used
restraint diet business pursuits Structures
weeks with scarcely any pain.
GoysIIruroNAL pEs,LnyIIhose individuals, who have
stored health and society Remember 10 Duane
uert door to Johuson's. auI7l$m
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LUClNA CORDIAL,

OR the and speedy OF Incipent Consumption
Bauenness, lmpotency, LucorrhGa Whites, Gleet,
INSTRUCTED or difficult Menstruaton, Of Urine
involuntary discharge thereof and for the prostra
ton OF the system whether the result
causes or produced by Ireguarity, Illness accident
The wide celebrity of this wonderful aud inesmable cor.
dial IN both hemispheres, sufficient guarantee for
quick and positive in curing all the above
and complaints Nothing be surprising
vgoraing effects the human frame Persons ali weakness
and before taking IT, become robust and full
OF energy under its infreuce II immediately
the nsrvou.ces Of the female frame which Tie only
considerable ncurabe; And it quickly the mpe.
diments produced by physical which frequently
do Justice to the merits e the Lncina Cordial whchs
Of the important medical discoveries any age
Price So bottle Principal Office Nassau street, base
ment t,Se
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THE PILES.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.

nR, UPHAM'S INTERNAL. REMEDY, for the OF
~ Piles nfiammstion Of the LIVER and Spleen Inhamma
and liberation nf the Stomach Bowels Kid
neys and Bladder Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spine
TIE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
the only successful remedy for that dangerous and
ing complaint, the Piles, ever offered to the public
Mark This, Il Is internal remedy, applica-
ton. and will any of Files either Bleeding or
Blind internal external and probably the only thing that
speedy and permanent IL Is also convenient
axe and me general health - remarkable
Of the most acute nfamm 'tion. without Danger All exter
nal applications in the highest degree in
convenient and Offensive and from the very nature of the
disease. temporary IN their effects This attacks
the disease at and
the certain and permanent
The Electuary Contains mineral medicine no aloes
colocynth gamboge other powerful and Irritating pnca
tive No tear OF taking cold While under its influence No
change in diet necessary II taken according TO directions
cure for life is guaranteed. '
Propretors office, s6 Bowey. Sold wholesale and retail
am frs,
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LNERrooL-Ste, mshp Hibemia from Boston--F Feath-
estonhsugh wife and servant maid, Weld and wife Col
kin, Z M9esanto, Agnsusl, p / Homer j L Smith, II
tpIrgoud Fltznaurice Wood, Chester Harding q r A
isr Il Tysson. H A g HeyTOnh,, Paalop,
Rey Mr. Robinson Rev MIR Anderson, Duydale Mr. w N
For Hafax-Mss Rand, H Rand, Captain Stanley, T
Davidson. = - ''
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M EDICAL AID.

SPEEDY CURE-DR. GREGORY No 2 Roosevelt
street . successfully and radically curing his patients Of
certain prvae disease in the period Of
two DAYS, by and easy method recently
Apetiec cure In short time may incredible to
many but those who will take the trouble to call above,
practically true
The fee for cure is generally about S.
Medical men others wishing purchase the secret are
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SAyANNAH.Ship Harford-Mrs VIM Preston, Miss Char
3t,s prs'tSs Ms tmo ehd'sn and Mrs
den aud servant Mrs Haywood and three children Miss
Cuyler Mrs kean, DI M Cuyer, USA NJ Prender.
Tor, Nj w O'Byme-5 in steerage -