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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
xT@ 1916. NEW-YORK, l@as--,1JTIIT1It
.a-...sl LBANY AND TROY $500 TI

PANY to all the Western Stalcs and the Canadas
Troy and ONO Line; Troy and Ere Lines Sew,Yoh
and Ohio Line; Detroit Line; Oswego, Troy and Oh9
Line; Northern Transportation Line.
Ped Bird Packets and Stapes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

DY VIRTUE OF Il precept issued out OF ard under tie
ID seal Of The Court OF Oycr and erniner 10 me directed
and delivered proclamation IS hereby made that Court
and county Of NewYork Will be held in the City Han u
said city the Monday of October next and all per
sons bound appear by recogzance Otherwise and all
Justices the Pence the Coroner High Constable petty
Constabe and NarsAas md all persons bound 10 prose
cute in said Court. be then and there in their proper
persons with their rolls records Indictment Hnd other
Membranes 10 DO those things which to their offices IN this
behalf shall appertsin 20 be done.
Given under nv hand the Sheriff Office the 18th day
Of July, 1916 ana OF our Independence The 10Th
jyli Iayvtl.tMorOcl WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
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Advertisements

WILL be conspicuously inserted at IS
cents per square for the first insertion,
anG 379 cents for each continuance
longer ones charged in proportion. Those
not having the desired number of inser.
tions marked upon them, will be continued
until ordered out, and charged according-
ly.
For advertising Estrays Tolled, TWO
DOLLARS. to be paid by the Magistrate.
For announcing Candidate, TWO
DOLLARS, in advance.
W All letters or communication must
oe directed to the Editor, postage paid.
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HE DEAD.-In New Orleans, chill
dren are often buried in cofiins painted
white, and sornamented with bows OF
ribbon intermingled with flowers. We
have heard no reason assigned for this,
but there is something peculiar appropri.
ate in the custom. 1t speaks of the in
nocence of childhood, the purity of in
fancy and the bliss of those Of whom
our Saviour said, "sufer little children
to come unto me and forbid them not,
for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven y
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-05-06

Murmur not at Providence.
Examine thyself and thou wilt ac-
knowledge that thy lot is better
than thy deservings.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-05-06

Gapes in chickens may be cusily
cured by giving them small crumbs of
dough impregnated. with a little soft
soap; once or twice is sufficient.
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S s,si s1 ss.t
'' LIVES. DEL Oct eth. Br brig Fanny from DsmaIs;
daring and passed The oars e. Globe 70.
Rss iss
YESTERDAY The bIig 0.esos for Boston he.
bsdoes 70, under way AZ the and
oma 70 HEAD Ses Blue
NS Ysx o Ga s,: rsnoa W. ss eSi Mary
isS II, .Di S YS y0 en-
aoSs sfTSs ss ksassGL os ss
fsssas fssi ;shs AI 4:
wsS; . ss ri 60 s as sy
.Ss Tsnsoa TewSo.. Jsis:sa Towea down And
Ct the sOTs AID g s., on the 18Th n ship
tom roy 1' s. L1e : 80 cs%dsa: snsR
sia brig ndu.s1y fLs tTois 's6s Eiasseh Russell
NEW b.DrenD &c, PAR ocP WIN PsHS T ps,,s
beiio; brig BalmoTs God Boston; .ehr, Jasel White,
S:.si nsta MiiiG 81
$
M:f
ssassf
ss .SsS: Ssai =
f ss SS; Eea s. SsHsp.sl
Blow SSps as
ton SHARP and sso FIamss. Phls Psiidsn smith Al
S Soss So Appess
bark 2fs sS ssst SSs
smith, FrsderieksburT..
Eliza CAKE Leeds. NYori; Rochester Bingham do; Monii-
sar,.r~ar, 0st21-Cld brig Madison Hoev NYork 9th
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 1

Cleared.
Shps,Welngton, Chadwick, London, Grnnell, Mintum
SGyd G S fsS
ChaIIe,ou Geo Buckley Banks Loresto Fish BisknOrs
S:s s T;fsi $S:: As,is'
SHfS ssss s.
ssa 81 SIsa = sans
Lii n'S!:5 KS
Daas
Rss'I s' %Tsis' @ Ss;
Hw ayi. sns Co..
Arrived.
snD LTy Hunt Ss sy sGeu ssr rd%
|ss s:'s $ r. 1
y &: os 4 &. Fs:
s' Swedish bark John soo!%." is day,
Ss;. Yea
Milton, Weak. "a days from oporo, with wine. to
Bark Thetis Collins days from Boston. in ballast
sas days
isss.;ss ii: "' @
nsa #. to yT s
keep her freewas the city by the steamboat
Hercules.
Brig Eliza Lockwood from St Croix, and IA days from
rest Le at 6 Gro brig Henry Ise
dschg the only Am vessel in port Left at 81 Thomas brig
hence for Nenvitas put IN in Distress repairing scr
SO days from Baltimore .
Oldenburg brig Amazone Hein 50 days from Bremen with
Brig laramie, 4 Thompson. from Malaga Sept 49,,
Draper Deyln Left Gibraltar Sept 25 in company witt,
the barks Ring Ann Louisa Numa Peytona and wanona
for New York Oct l5 lat Sc 40 n, long A 80 W. spoke
ship but could understand the nance she wished to be
reported eight days from Boston for Gibraltar Oct lat
ton, 81 days out.
Brig New Orleans, Bramhall, days from Bermuda. in
ballast, TO Tucker x Lightboun. epassengers :,
Schrl Euphemia Copes from Angosturs 18th Oct with
Phladepha soon, the only Am vessel poS 18th inst.
lat Is 49, lon GO 49, spoke big Oeon hence for South Amer
schr Fancy Chase days from Boston, with mdse w
Lewis.
sehr Ashland, Carole. days from Philadelphia, with
coal, to master
Schr Ceylon, Babbage, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Oregon, Utter Harrington, lumber.
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Meeker, Boston, mdse.
Below.
Packet ship Zurich Thompson from Havre with mdse TO
Fox x Livingston.
Retumed-PacAet ship St Patrick. Proal which sid hence
and having experienced heavy gale Of wind from
E. the l2th 18th and ith in Ion ST. and sustained conde
rble damage; split sails and ,hifted had throw
overheard Of has had feet her hold
but 81. NOW PERFECTLY light supposed she sprung s leak
where she boarded and the captain brought the city
by the Yacht and also the Of the ship Louis
vile, which lays at anchor her.
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e u N m X lS CIAL.
New York, October 81.

g
AsHEs-The sales this week amount to about 700 bar
rels OF Pots at 400 462l 4S5 closing at the latter
rate, and 400 barrels OF Pearls at 81
CorToN-The market was quite inactive today which
attributed to the murkness of the atmosphere and
exporters being busy with their for the
steamer Prices are steady, but not firm in the
carly part of last week.
GRArS-Prime white Genesee Wheat, is held at 81 %
! rs; red at l06 lis, and mixed at 81 10 Is
White Corn "a to " yellow rs to IL and mixed at ~ to
10 cents Rye so cents delivered Barley 81 TO g.
FLouR-The market, though dull is firm, and closed
at SO for Genssee S5,e34 good Michigan and George.
town and Howard street duh at SIS rs.
HEMr-Owing to the small supply Of foreign and do
nestle in the market there is very little doing 100 bales
Dewroed American sold private TERMS l55 do dress
ed Dew and Snow roted Sl15asli0; small lot Water
rotted, Sl35; and Italian in lots, S2l0 mos.
SuGARs-The market for Muscovadoes is little high.
owing to the reduced stocks now less than Goo
hhds OF all kinds $500 of which in bonds The sales
which have been mostly from second hands include 100
hhds New Orleans at 7Ass cents $50 Porto Rico ass;
100 Cuba, 74ass 40 st CroX, s; 300 boxes Brown Ha.
vana, 74sas, and ITO white do part low grade sia9
TosAcco.-There is very good demand for home
use, and the market has become more firm The sales
are $50 hhds Kentucky at 3a5H cents 800 bales of the
same about for export 800 bales Cuba part for ship.
ment rs cases Florida private and few cases
new crop Connecticut cents By auction &c hhds com.
mon TO fine Kentucky sold at 2sa6 cents average So ~
v -
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the LIST November. She may possibly be detaneda day
two lenger but that is the time fixed for her depa
ture.
Certain politicians here expect Mr. Clay in the Senate
next winter in tho place OF Mr.. Morehead. Mr. More
heads term expires with the next session but II is
thought he will prefer to give way once IL the party
desire the presence OF Mr. Clay in the Congress keep
all straight We incline to think that Mr. Clay will not
agree 10 this arrangement.
" He's busy in the cattle trade
And hemp and Irvine
Strangers are beginning 10 come into town The Abo-
hon quarrel between father Richie and Gales seatop
continues at white heat Take Pedrs Nous Verons
or you'll tread the toes OF Addison Gardner Caution
good Colonel or you run against the nose OF John
Young.
The business of PresideRtmaking will commence in
earnest from and after the reading OF the Presidents
sage at the meeting Of Congress- and the Secretary of
the Treasury and the Vice President will be in the fore
front of the battle
Gen Cass will also be there the forlorn hope Of
the 81 40's and the harbor and river
The wings will be occupied in astronomical observa.
lions lie yerriers planet at present. seems to occupy
good deal OF their attic ntion. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01
DR.. CONVERS'
INYIG ORATING ORDIAL.
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY
INCONVENIENCE, OR NOCTURNAL

THIS CELEBRATESD 4Nb P rs REMEDY
L has been used with the happy effect in the
practice Of eminent physicians and the B1
the cures that the late Assy hailed i a. he
harbinger Of life" The Sse Of this cordial will fully
in the United States as oher sr
Gle for the ofhe above distressing complaints The pro
Leon specific for the following depiosoe affections
the of early indscreet habits Of YOUTH
viz general physical prostrstion, rritably,
Of the liver papitaon of the heart dyspepsia
energy paralysis weakness. Of and
extremites lassude nocturnal erssons gees impoency,
suffers alteration Of mind confusion OF IDEAS loss Of
memory, detection, melancholy rebodings unsocay,
Of solitude These are some Of the eects Of this Violation
Of the laws Of mans physical and social being.
traced the above baneu practices Young in Cities
and the country where these solitary habits
al alliances have not been productive OF those happy results
which should attend the connubia will this
Il would e hee evils and
be restored to of body and mind delay not
s %o. III ss ss Sns. % IN:
married and single. Price ss per bottle; $40 half dozen
n B-This Cordial contains no Mercury or any mineral
substance Strangers in the city before leaving should
nently servceable in and facilitating climate where
these disorders are greatly aggravated and the rapid
Wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY, lse Fulton street,
Lamp Store TS Sun Svuiilsd ing! New York;
city country by addressing above paid
Also, for sale by Dr. wadswoh IS North Main street. Pro-
whence X. Il 1888 Washington street. Boston Broad
VIZ albany; M5snn Snfa n Nj a3S y Martin and and
falo; and Of Dr.. Hasted, Rochester,
NB-Msried persons and those contemplating marriage,
o.sy eop,S % may con
paid enclosing S. at l36 Fulton street. NJ Y ss liner
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On EOO REWARD.-Cross' Specific Mixture for the
MSlNIJ cure of unnorrhna fleet sfrcfurex and anaIa

pOOO of gonorh9a, gleet, structures, and anala
complaints of the of generation. OF all remedies
yet discovered for the above complaints this is the
least restriction of diet drink or change in app
ton deceive the public if the medicine does spoak
for itself shall speak for IT, Our object is to notify
of recent gonohea to be brought which the mixture
will rapidly under forfeiture of $500. This is
disease that Unfortunately peades al ranks Of society high
low, ch and poor matrimonial and single they here
presented with remedy by which they themselves
without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease be contracted If dose othe
up bottles with full directions accompanying it asI
One bottle lasts a week, which generally many
cured days For sale by c. H. Ring 1872 Broadway,
John New York; Mr. BIinkhurst Tenth
ton street, Boston; "a Canal street. New Orleans and IS
Main Cincinnati, SIG m src =
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DRIyATE pIsEAsEs.-BRANCH OF THE PHILA.
+ nil. PIIIA COI.I.EI,E on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DRIvATE DISEASES.-BRANCH OF THE PHILA-
e. sG K rs S' and
on the %eGen
asa S% n of s
der old such aggravated ulcers diseases OF the
eSreaie Se"%aiism Se &C. The result Of the
giving mercury injudcious treatment and objectionable
sNN' PARTICULAR NOTICE.
f: Se % pss s boz "
indslIeae private or othe5we VIII be
pose and the Necessary remedies with directions forwarded
immediately. In this the fee. ISL which will
s''' all expenses must be i9:S;, ''
Where of the member-Doctor McDonnell-is in at
''A.' STRUCTURE CURED.
ME SPECIFIC EXTRACT, for the cSre OF Gonorrhna-
Gsi al a::Ass hf Rs ss
THIS cuie than ans ohs %
business. Price One sI pslsr p sKR, PEI
PREFAREE By d. member, Of ,hs College
tracing @ rea Virtues Il has BEEN tested and s
proved by the College for the of scrota
.ypSiiie ymS,o%: Il. disease.
an Of mercury and unskiu treatment
Price One Ss;r sGf q i1 Gsis f5
primary cSnstituronsl shouid be resorted to mme
datey AFTER The first OF the disease reTon'
serot any diseases arising from impurities the blood
,hond not be one moment .''hou' it. Single bottles Ono
Dollar cases OF NJ; HE s' ToN NJ ELIXIR,
duged secrety or committed eree.se. any kind Thu.
cure
general physical Pr9sration weakness Of the sexual organs
a H% and
fails procure the periodical beside that nature de-
f%es 1--WE Dollar: per- So'd; 80 sSsS;sssoS
ali Nassau New York.
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~ ''iu'.' 6,39I
Flonr-We have to quote further advance since our
ss IN consequence OF the advices received by the Ca
edona Ihe advance in freghts has however kept the
market down and although few parcels of fine changed
hands at S3s 3D. We cannot quote over 3s for best
brands OF hne; extra fine ass 3D. superne sas Sd
3os Gran-The daily receipts of wheat from the upper
province have for time been very consjderable
Sales TO the extent Of 20Oo bushels have been made J
ring the last few days 81 IS od to 6s per go lbs ex
from want Of tonnage. FreghtsThe advance which we
note, is principally grain freghts which we now
place at LIS per quarter for wheat TO Liverpool at which
large engagements have been made There is not much
-four offering for shipment and although 5s Cd is geno.
rally asked by vessels not in immediate of freight
yet 5s 80 taken for 900 bbls this afternoon close
ship leaving tomorrow.
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Domestic importation.

NV ORLEANs-shp L9uisy ille-lG52 pigs lead r Ro,
bales Oelrich Krug do Holbrook Nelson
$50 do Henry Colt co-23o bales cuttings Barclay
Liv hhds tobacco James Hunt coll Good
wa,ls Haven CO.'S barrels castor oil Lawrence Reese
3l kegs butter barrels lard Harrison Co.'S bbs lard
Dawson-li6 do lard Hlbrois0 sacks wheat and 800
corn Hitchcock Marshall co.'s bales hemp Newbold X
IS do giaseng McMurray CO.'S do red ochre Agate,
Churchill COT bundles saddle Van Nes-3
steel Naylor co-3 boxes James Hsy-l3 pkgs Seaman
Peck23 hhds Robert Williams casks John CLARK
goods o order.
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Cotton Trade.

AT the date Of our remarks per the berna our market
remained quiet and inactive for the following we TX ex
porers showing but little disposition to operate until the
receipt OF later intelligence from your side and holders
viewing the aspect of the crop unpromisng were in.
disposed to bring forward their supplies than the
nominal current quotations; this want of animation
also partly attributed to the very limited quantity
ing sale, all the desirable parcels in first hands being
Withdrawn On the evening of Wednesday, 2Ist inst
received express intelligence OF the arrival the
steamer Caledonia at Boston with Liverpool dates the
Sd inst reporting the market there nearly eighth of
penny stronger and the following morning the let
ters were to hand, and being fully conrmatory and
disposition TO open business better rates being
holders brought forward their supplies and that
day reached 500 bales On the following day about the
same amount was taken the market closing very firm
On Saturday business opened brisk and the TO
change hour two o'clock had reached 500 bales and
II being reported there that were to hand by
the Southern mail, OF white frost in the neigh
borhood Of Charleston c. buyers again took the field
and about 1000 bales in addition taken making the
sales for that day $500 bales chiefly speculation On
Monday, Goth inst, the sales reached bales at full
rates portion OF which was taken for export On Tues
day the sales were less reaching only 500 bales-he
operations OF buyers being retarded by the enhanced
price demanded by holders, and slight improvement in
the rates OF ireghand since that date the business
been moderate but at equally full rates. the market
terday closing steady at the advance Of quarter Of a
cent since the oath inst and to which, my quotations
conform
the latest dates, this season, compared with the pre-
vious two, have been annexed.
n,- Bales.
:. same reriod last year. .l65 so7
Exports from U. S. since Sept l, isa6 40 SsS
a same period last year. -. SO 742
rr year before. . ..1I6 457
The receipts at this port since the lt inst have been
10000 bales Exports for period, slOO Taken bv
spinners 900 Taken on speculation 600 Stock in
city, $4,000. Amount on sale, Z 600
The current quotations in this market at the close
were as annexed.
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TESTIMONIAJ,


/ LIZ CHEV,H DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
BARCA, Minister Plenipotentsry from the Court OF
Donna Isabel VI Queen Of Spain the United States &C
Washington, do that have known Dr. A. c. CASTLE,
gentleman standing preemnent his profession OF medi-
cal and surgical Depsha those requiring his profession
ritz Signed GAL9ERoN DE "A BA, .iT.a;h
and performs every operation psrnas to hs Of
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Foreign Importations.

CANroS-Bark John Boorm.n3697 packages 1900 boz
es fire crackers 500 tin 100 mats cassia silk
cask opium Boorman Johnson X co.
BREMrN-Brig Amszope-s casks Loesig x schneider-6
bxs g Muler-l cask Muller Jung x Behmann-790J
Muller-3 Ernenputsh-l Ender-9 TO order.
MALAGABg Taranto2o0 casks 800 kegs 1900 brs 500 half
bx sos 600 kegs 400 bxs lemons 500 trails
almonds 100 bales Draper Deyln90o bIs rans 200
hf bxs do Tho stalkerl6 bHs lemons bis 200
a.
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Home Ports.

BALTIMORE Oct 3o-Arr bark Hebe Green, Rio de janet
70; brgs Jane Gardner st yshns PR Androcog
gin, Larrabce Portland; .chr Eliza Hand Baker Boson-
CID chips Scsa Leslie Liverpool; Harvest Fuller Roer-
dam. Sid schrs VIM Henry Ryder Wes, ndes Millisent,
NoRroLx, Oct 2s--sld schr J Kimpton, Osborne, New
Vail
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DANCING ACADEMY.
NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKE
MIR. G. ROBERTSON, in returning his
lVI thanks his do and tho nj for th,l

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKER STREET
MIR. 6. ROBERTSON, in returning his most
WI thanks his friends and the public for the liberal
70 that his classes for the Tuition oi Dancing will
have the pleasure Of aud
Dances ayorte Pokas the MaIourka and other styles
fu and much admired Rsdows Waltz Fancy Dancing &C..
o ,., snS as%a H. Gsstemsn
from to 10 evening. Assemblies will take place semi
pupils privately classes at seminaries at their
sdences and at the class room or at Mr. private acade
have been greatly improved painted and the floor
has all laid making il equal any in the
city Mr. r. would also inform who may place their
children his charge that every attention will be paid
their and comfort while school, For
further ticula apply the class room Mr.
sideuce Canal street. sl8 Inn
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]. STOUVENEL & CO.

No. John street Broadpdy and No 30 Gold street.
MANUFACTURES and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
lvl IN Glass Solar Lard and Camphene Lamps Chande-
er Brackets, Hall Lamps and Lanterns Girandoles Can
deiabra Nc Nc Private houses churches and hotels Cited
with chandeliers brackets sc. We are also manu-
featuring cut and plain glass Of every description which
quality and cutting cannot be surpassed by the
All the above articles made TO ORDER aud matched %
any pattern, and guaranteed to satsiacuona great
reduction IN price Glass to order Lamps altered and
rcinIshed Goods loaned for m me
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nISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS-Such AZ
~ Chrome and acute diseases Of the
Bladder, Leuconhoea whites,
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrh0a, Inability,
elects, Weakness Of the parts, &c.
speedily and eectuay removed by ASeInethys Boan
cal Pills. without particle Of mercury They equal.
y suitable for females They give and energy the
gencrave rarely ever, experienced from taking
other medicines For sale at Apohecsrcs' Hall Catha
rine street. aud i27 Maiden lane. Price ST. with directions
IN IN
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FRENCH FANCY GOODS.

II FABREQUETTES Fills u MONA, 81 Maiden
N Lane (up sairs importers Of French staple and Fancy
Goods, have hand large and desirable Of
Fancy Goods to which they adding by every arrival
from Havre Their stock partly of steel goods Of all
kinds such as bag and purse Clasps Beads Tssse
Combs Hair Pins, Bracelets But,ons &c &C.; Fans of all
Head Dresses Coeures onsw styles Paris fancy articles
sc. &C., which they would the attention of
OF Iwissr
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MAGNETIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES,
e
a VIZ 8 aJ Ss sr
,sA large assortment of Gold and Silver Leaf con-
Ahberal discount to Country Agents. all Imsrc
ALLEN DODSWORTH'S
DRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, No. 4s Brooms st.
3 would leave inform hi. friend. and tn. public
he siii sq~msnee ms Glasses io re season On
The include all the Fashionable Dance. Of the
y sm. &c. made known by applying at the School
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
lust received from Auction. and offered at 20 be-
;Ss f,n I%p9,s!t, BI p1s::e les $40
90 S.ssoli'ss &sss Jed :..::..:.:.s$
90 Needle orked, Two rowsl .,.....".."-...-.aS
ius. i Dc soS Do o,ss a5i: Ss:
very ::Ssadid Ests
Be1thss c.ps. and seeve. saeh
' 4
THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR.
At 266 Broome street, ~. Y.
JACOB yREELAN. Grernyiilr, n }. cured Of ssrofaIs
e: ss: 81
ss,s saSd.s Of oha Oyer
nn,ss wsk without eu u ssss
days. told me Of c,ss Of DyentaIy cured two doors
from Ssa a.
in eight thought he would burst ,ysns
s beng dsss Sosss,: sS :$.S =
isH fIaef
& na'S bssaey cured o Ss
Of Pile, week. after having the six One lady
Ts p
can be coniondsa p five % S ana
CURE YoURsELF-AMERICAN COMPOUND =
" OF all the remedies yet discovered for the permanent
Of delicate disease the most speedy and GER
sa1s. no odor on the BREATH require.
tunpsa up humbus t. has long Il 6.sn used ia .hS
saesyp s'e VI the
eeh
Co. 81 GoqTil.1dt street rst.lsS g Hua.Ga corner
and ana as Coy
25s Besdwsy comor chsmeers No 27s Nsw York. corner
ee Charles sDd . BAUM
stSt Washington City and Robsr,:on and Cor.
OuACKERY IN NEW YoRK.7Dr. C.orrn, "a Duane
zens the victims OF cisease the imposition of quacks
%s % July contracted .sd.e... ard
@ anS sdns
getting tried after another, all the adverzg
d.covsr. thar he objsc, these men was money they
were not doctors concluded 60 to the ho.pt. where
M %
s % Of last
now we'll and restored perfect health wish this pub
% im.r Ter '''' TfHos GREEN. Brictlayer Harlem
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Passengers Arrived.
BhEnrr-Brig Amszone-A Wslten, Bsstentein--Ios
In Ltesrsgs.
e N.y 0sLsAss-ship Louisvl Capt J Gould, Ferry,