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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-31
Rutland County Temperance
Convention,

Pursuant to call subscribed by large
number of citizens and published in the sew
eral newspapers Of the county, Temperance
Convention met at Casteton on Thursday,A
NJ, Dec. II, l846, and was called to order by
Deac: Enos Merrill, and organized by ap
pointing
Rev. JESSE T. PECK, President, and
SILAs II. HODGES, Secretary.
After prayer by Rev. VIM. A Hallock, the
President and other gentleman explained the
object of the Convention, and remarked upon
is Importance to the best interests OF the
county
On motion Hon. Zimri Howe, Mr.. j. Bar
rett, Jr., and Rev. Mr.. Robinson were APP
pointed by the President nominating COM
mittee.
And at their suggestion, Hon. A. L. Brown,
G. A. Austin, ESQ.,, Prof. E. S. Carr, Rev.
G. w. Wells, and c. Spencer, EST, were APP
pointed committee to prepare the business
of the Convention.
This committee asking for instructions, on
motion of. Howe, it was
RESOLVED, That the Business Committee be
instructed to prepare and report plan of
town and county organization, and such 9TH
or plans as in their judgment, will best adj
vance the temperance reformation.
S. II. Hodges, Esq, at his request, was ex'
cused from serving as Secretary, and DIR. o.
Cook, Jr. appointed in his place.
Pending the reportof the business commit.
rec, the convention was addressed informally,
with consent of the chair by j. Barrett Hon.
q. Howe, Deac. Cheever, Rev. A. Walker,
Rev j. Steele, Mr.. Richardson, and others,
until half past IL o'clock, when, on motion of
Mr.. Barrett, the Convention adjourned for
one hour.
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Yors b,e Ann Eliza Spencer do; sp brig Prem endsdOr
moine brig. Orleans Hacklry. Rraaos ST ysS. soaie.
srss wsas 'ePss Below sSp s.S MHs5
from avr-; and ship supposed TO be the Clyde from Law
a' a @ Fs sp.
Peterson honolulu Sandwich Islands; Waoas, Hath way,
Si Low bisd:s.t . Phsaspns brig. frsne Any
sutien Wesm. Brasos 81 iaso: Sinus Rsndel DO; Belle,
Weber Pens.eoa TOwboai STIR lowed down 18Th
l9h Mt. ships Norma and GharPus steam.hp Neptune
weat % sea at os,ek AM 2sd a hound 70 Brazos ;, ia
waiting ias orable weather.
NonroLk Sept, soth-sailed. FIR bark sul'ana Ba.son,
NAsryckEr, De-, I:-Arr schr Theirs Smith, New York
ssesao @ .S . sf Lewis. Norfolk
T@e Goslee, Suffolk, Va. Ga bark Isnaido (new) for
nfH,LADELrHrA Der; smATT;Briss Oseeola, whppe, fm
Rio de Jansiro Aug Isl w Wass?n !snyier from A,Ii'
ton; barge Venus. Wilson, NYoSa CId-Bngs Pens.ylva
Ms. lyle Maaaas cale ,a Berry, Fall RIVER Calico,
ton 0au s. Johas NIB .ehrs Model Birdsall New York;
Ro: ns 20 q seS Bssrs.
ESSaa WW ihS Bos!op Bush Lewrsss Aiisn.port
son do Cooley Camp do Matilda, spae;, Easlpert
%qf sss JSss do IL
.ebP s. cav Nys,i Sarah To NYol CID
Pony WALInALL, sept a3h.zA5riyed brig Telegraph,
Rev hSss ssh Johannes do sailed 2Sh bark Pioneer
.Riessssp Oct a.-Arlived, .enr Richard Thompson.
s.vAsSAn, Sept &c Sid ship Rorhests Peabody Liver.
pool; briggs Sterling Thompson, York Phun, Thatcher
T4uNTes Sept, 2aArr schrs Hornet, Philadelgha; gath.
sIsn .c f4s s s9 e Mo"s HSps do
FtS1es, G,d.sr %; seih ,looP RO; sh an, NYoTt
ny fG sG''' Boston Myers Fowler and Deborah Robbins
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CONNIE RCIAL.
New York. October 3.

New York. October 3.
AsHN-sales were made in pots at 50 sii1 So s71f
and Pearls at 81 80
BREADsrurrs The market opened this morning with
which price considerable changed hands when tho
intelligence by the Hiberna slight
tie took place, aud the confusion continued
the day Sales were made. during the afternoon So
the above prices Southern is held SIS U.s. Corn Is dull
az IS cents.
Corros-The telegraphc despatch announcing the ar
rival OF the Hberna at Boston, and advance in this
article equal to farthing at Liverpool had the effect OF
inducing holders to advance their prices still higher
without any disposition being evnced by buyers to ope
rae-yet sales have been effected in several instances
athgher rates than could have been obtained
and reported at 800 bales entirely speculation
TEAS AT AUcrIoN.-Teas-Imp in the ship Co.
hota
Terms-Notes at six months.
Hysonl2 chests at 81 oil per lb; do 43c 40 do a.;
$50 bxs 33x; 800 dc al
Young Hyson-24 half chests IS; do 62h: AZ do 60:
40 DO SON 81 do 53is 81 do So II do 52h IL do 5l 10
do 4o 10 do 40: 40 do 49, 80 do 49, ia do AZ; u do
as SO 10 Al II do AZ; ITO 4o 100 do sa SO 10 ss
~ do 49, 40 do 37 Al do al 262 do 33; 2s2 67 ~
do 6f 1872 do 54}; az do 81; 65 do 27S 1874 half do
Withdrawn.
Gunpowder-4e half chests 57 "a do So; II do 45; 5
do Az ~ boxes CIV 100 do 81 IS do 35s 100 do a. Ia
do 80; 100 do and 40 half chests withdrawn
lmperia-9 hall chests 20; do 67 II do l6s 10 do ~;
oSdo 43}5 ~ boxes 65: ?25 do and las 35a; ID
boxes as1s; l24 halt chests Withdrawn
Hyson Skin-la chests 40 II do 371s: Of do 3lH; So
half chests 49, Sc do 26 81 do 80 do 23S rs do q
Twsnkay-l75 hell chests 241S; I2I do with irawn
SouchonR Oolong45 hall chests AZ; 60 do Az; 20 do
24I. OF do -
souohong Ningyong-8O half chests %
fekoe 20 hali chests 81; l76 chests l7k; so half
chests 1917 100 chests Withdrawn
Powchong Oolonsl is chests TX; do 81; % half
chests IS.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

Home Ports. ----.--
BALTIMORE. Oct 2-Arr Bysm ship Copernicus Arsnsfed
Bremen .t
Also arr bark Francis Partridge, Trvers fom Rio de
18th AugCame under of The u g. soop Of
war Plymouth Cspa. Henry in company with the follow
Osceola Whppe Of and for ph.d,lphs; Harbnger Win.
chester (of Caas) for New York; Sas Msreau Long (of
Baltimore; and was Joined en- the Is. s'rt l $50 Ion -.
Montevideo 10Th Avg bound New York. snd the 2st,
Lag ls s3N .9s 81 oy the ship John Costar BENJAMIN
Partridge separated from the daring thick heavy
weather Monday LAST in lat 49, Ion 68 co. The Ply mouth
the last ves Of the convoy seen by her On the 29h
nit lat 3SN lon73 exchanged signals with bark Piano. of
Warren lumber laden standing eastward Came in the
Cspes on thursday morning. cd "a. ts..u....
Also schr Cosmopolite Corner from Port Fraya. Cape
de Verbs Sept. THE Cosmopolte experienced very
heavy gale the 27th the Gulf steam recevng some
slight damage her bulwark Passage Car twenty.
six days-fist hall Of which made in days.
Also schrs Nous. Gbbs, Boston; Foreo, Thomas N
York Below ship Harvest Fuller from Bremen schaer
Emelin-, Churchill Portland. Sid bark Lawrence, Howes
and brig Ocean. Eldrdge, for Boston brig Fabius White
are inside Fort McHenry, waiting wind.
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PHILAprLrHIA, Oct. 3

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. >, 1886.
The vllAnou' attempt by cab driver to fleece the
Couu' lie HaPenville wasthis morning brought before
the Court OF Quarter Sessions by writ of hqbeas corpus
obtained for the purpose of releasing him from second
Incarceration TO which he subj ecied in consequence
FLEEING unable to give $1,000 BAIL demanded by Alder
Brsrer on charge preferred by the owner Of the
cab Of msdemeanor in having seized the horses by the
rens IN prevent the driver from going of with his bag
gsge This was tho only offence committed by the
Count, and the evidence which the warrant
granted amounts 10 this and There can be-
doubt II wHs INTENDED only means Of swindling him.
for the prosecutor offered settle the whole affair for
$40 The Cosnt's answer was II sm here 10 demand
justice, not to buy tn After the testimony heard
David Webster Esq the prosecuting attorney rose and
suppressed his surprise and regret that such fragrant
outrage had been perpeated in midst and ask ed the
court 10 discharge the defendant At Jusge Camp
bell mmef iaely complied with the request. remoTkng
that he utterly at loss TO conceive why warrant
should have been issued such frivolous charge
The magistrate and all concerned in this outrage upon
the rights 20 both citizens and strangers he
asid should be hold TO a strict accountability.
A fearful collision occurred yesterday afternoon the
Reading Railroad the Falls of schuy Kill, betw
destroyed, and brakeman, John Mccormick had
both legs crushed in dreadful manner He was taken
to the hospital in very critical state
Ma or swift presided at the meeting held last evening
for aiding the sufferers by the George street FIRE II was
well attended aud the inatory steps were taken for
collecting subscription by the appointment of block
committee
Asynopsis of the by the Britannia has been re.
oeved but is not generally circulated as yet Its nor
10 viewed condmatory of the intelligence brought by
the Great Western.
Safes OF stocks mt PniIadeI phia.
Der s-FR,T B9ARp-5 shares Philadelphia Bank losX;
Ss7 County,, So old, 81; 90 ,ha es tiira Bank b3 s
R.s. r ~ s,d use Bank r no.s sR b 1 100
SkeoSp BoAnp v SIS u: 1000 ate IS, Gs% 1900
Sehayhill SIS, IS, e' 500 Lehsh ineres as 50 Harris.
ArrER sxSrs-aco State So, 6sx
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORIk, OCTOBER =
Cleared.
ship. S, Patr,ck. Proal' Liasr


s; ,if' os'if ss% p1s:
E10 aatbsi co. S;,s a., Es New
Chn1c.y Helen Ksk, GLASGOW, woodhu &S Snt m,'oi
r. Mss;,. CSrd k Maees Robertson; Male
Welsh Brg' New Orleans, Brsmh il, Be:%ud, Tneker
Wheeler Ammd Benton WiSaston: Gea.o
.ne, sss%'q, Bashsai Madison svsSas stui
Do SG , ssh f19 o1 ssSifS S
PORTLAND; Jonas Smith. Horton Phi delph.a; Appisos
fF shw cc ssa HSn
a Sa Gu AfS" T siyei rads
a pS, S1"1 NE Sem E.eksea, Smith, Philadel
GsStgs,owS Baltic fhinnsy Bunker P.esi
Co scop. d F:osb fPeS%GId VI Mskss
W,eh,g Jane Aers Providence Barges
ar fSiadsph boat, Eliot pscs 6.SesS;
on'ano' Oorson o'wego; onkshyee, Carpenter Oswego
Bremen ship Emma, Adiard ss day. from Bremen with
G3sae sY r saw SsI Fo sehaTasse Avg ia British
Run, spoke Tsrs Empire. Of Boston from Bfemen for
Eh lon 5,G% spoke s s@s% sS ST f 6b%s
Of wad split fore sd main sa e'P,eneed ahesvy gale
eoos wheat 70 avg f hi MsT olssas With
BLS iS Nary Jones JCSe from Monsvdeo August 10Th
.chr Hammer woodSu for Rio SEPT 3D. it T. lon csIs ~
mouth Hsqy, from Ro % ees,as ' o JAZZ Ply
New Yofk and Hsr6ose Tor do Sept S "a sS% Rio for
with the convoy, in gale of wind from Ne lar "a 40 L. e3
Brig hoIy bush Knight II DAYS from Lubse with plsser
10 master ''''
seGr Nlorniog Star Burgess. 10 day, om Port au Prince
Ion 70 49, fell ith boarded me wreck OF he bng J
r-pnne OF Richmond; her maInmist gone half way
ro the deck the oreas close 10 the deck had
psvousiy bounded Of her cargo o. du good, wa,
gone ooxes broken and the goods then he had
ne nolu steam elgne casks, hams. euheuv &c. one
condition; n water Ia her.
senr Hope, soues d,ys ON Chuleston. with nee 10
me sep q C.pe Henry besrns w % miles distant
Nv ths wrrcN OF sch Llvngso Beverly, full OF water
ga on cape tenops1 the lowe mast topmasi opss
Itlt mast aud Ji1hoom 4 a brig.
q sshT Eshs RgckmAn. MITCHELL days from Nantueks
s ssh. Wsdey, Harvey. DAYS from Virgins
Seh % ssvery Wilder days from Virginia, coal
o 81. Sophr nia, Barton Lubsc. plaster
an 990S,o Thompson, Lubsc, plaster.
SCH, N.slip3rt,s Kent Lubec, plaster.
Ssh, WWelllhe sawyer, Lubec, plaster
aeh tSlhes, smith, Fail River, OIL
SEM cbss,Isea,' Hsiium rhladsph., -four
sor henows, Lowell. Boston md,. "'''
Senr o Smith, Decker, Virginia.
schr a Ravens, own, Virginia com
ecnr VI Parker, Parker, Virs,sis
Schf OOiuRha Cothel, Aitraajus, -four
.scrn~
" %ip Ply9 nth, csat Henry, from Rio Jn.;r, ~, =
~ d.hasted Dnx the bon ID 20 1ston ,nd mas 10
on aceoal OF the Drg aas boarde by p, b aug pas 10
Also, zbngs-unknown. '' @'Nsfv'
Sailed.
p pa - Nicholas for Havrej Switzerland, for London
80. oe yonyle. for Marseies; New York for Chares
foIi MASON Barney, for Montevideo; Avols for Nor.
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For THE MEXICAN FRONTIER Major General
Jesup. qnnrtefua-ter general, lett the city This
morning. for The frontier OF Mexico to take upon him.
self the general direction of the affairs of his depart.
rent In tat quarter. This step has been taken with
view TO provide for every .xgency, without the delay
and Inconvenience which sometimes result from apg
instructions from Washington and in order the
utmost ehcency and economy to the measures Of that
department.
We have no doubt that this movement deliberately
AMI duly taken. will contribute essentially both to the
efficiency and the economy OF the
We understand also that before General Jesup left
Washington he had recently purchased excel
lent steamboats, moderate terms for the opera.
tons Of the Rio Grande In order the high eghs
which were demanded for the transportation Of our
stores Other appliance. have also been recently adopt
ed which will save much expense and contribute most
efecual TO the Evaporation of the necessary means
Tor our army = Washingion Unign Oct Q
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SANFOkDS AT 1T AGAIN,

SANFOkDS AT 1T AGAIN
THE TAILORING BUSINESS carried ON formerly by
WmNsthiessen, l27 Fulton Twill hereafter b. eontlnu
ed by Sanford say to the public and
ourfriends now The time for have
eutre new stock of French English and Belgian CLOTHS :ld
every VARIETY OF and vesngs that is fashionable
des able which will be up to order to the mos.
ddcnlt as TO fashion, taste and workmanship Also, full
assortment OF gentlemen Quitting such shirts drawers
bosoms, collars suspenders umbrellas, &c. all OF which we
guarantee to sal m low they be bought IN the city
Come and see SANFORD BROTHERS,
MARCUS B. sArYsap,
ACsos P. SAryoRp, sblm~rh
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In this vicinity the crops excellent the farmer
seeIa4 to be repa eucld Tor all his toll Grain of every
description Is better ami has yielded moro abu ndant
harvest than before for years The potato crop is
noe we nave not heard Of an instance of the rot
Luchfsid Paper
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l32 BkOA u ~ f,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

From the Evening Post.
CPECIMENS OF RINGS una,,proachahle VERBENA
- CREAM FOR sHAvINg.1r'rh, article universally
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed is fully conceded
by those who know that impossible an
article equal 10 it. sotenng the skim fragrant to the
sense destroyer of freckes and pmpes and sold cheap
er than the OLD soaps All who would consult
oft.
From the New York Gazeue-The New Soap--We speak
from experience and speak from the pro
knowledge OF beneac!or and friend James Grant No
Ann street. who ahead of any thing ever ct found
out IN this department. OF modern improvement only
emolient but is something more" In short be-
lieye it is the r. shaving soap in the world.
Beware q Mutations, and observe the written signature
under the directions for of H. Ring" Prepared
for SALE Wholesale and retail for exporsation BY
T.. H. RING, Druggist,
su2S imSmc 1872 Broadway. corner or John street
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

BRsMEs-ship t.mmi-Mr Beokman and lady Miss P,
llae hsntliager, Mr Gottiieb MIR kamyn.ki Mr. Bohdr
Aio!imann, AIR sFiegel,ha Mr. Kerksieg, Mr. Wesener
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TO TAlLORS.
THOSE who wish acquire rapid knowledge OF Cutting
all the various styles OF garments worn at the pesen,
time are advised to obtain copy OF snemetts ceso,sa
work the subject which contains all the information tnat
can be desired IL has already with the most gnpsSs
dente sale and is used generally the trade roushonthe
Union aud is warranted entire Satisfaction to Al WV
adopt It's principles Pee per copy from eight to ten dollar
according the biudng also single sets oil patterns
w. II sTINEMETTS.
siotm~r No 1is Broadway. New York
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE article rsl and Judge for Yourself
~ them ali Sented refunded.

TN ny nucIe a'fI anu JugRt TOT yourseII' Wnrrsut
NY EAU LUsTRAI. IA iR RESTORATIVE.
This universally approved aud admired article free from
ardent sp pungsnt sental OIL and destructive
materials the hair expeotousy renders beautiful
and bright and the delicate fragrance of the
aowen Hair washed with this enIact bee plea
bring hair bald heads by and hair that has
been made harsh end turning falling out BE- the
Of other improper will be
stored its natural color and brillianey by few sppea
and nfable in all affections of the skin the
head dandru and Tor preventing the falling of Of tho
hair and turning grey. af
the simple produce and immediate extract Of some
cleansing dsenxsges the epderms
Of the corrosive actsn OF the PRECIPITATION a Of the dry and
hair ey.. beautiful gloss and soiness and agreeable
and vwifying perfume.
For sale wholesale and retail. by Jules Hsue Chemist
and Perumer 46 South Third street, below Chestnut Phi
ladelphIa
A premium awarded at the franklin Institute.
For sale also at agents Wyatt aud Ketchum 12 Full
ton street, Ciirehu.h, POS AMI 209 b oadway A. Ar
fault Broadway and Liberty; B. yacquemend ais
Broadway; Havand Co, Maiden lane; and by all
druggists in the limited states lmsr
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DUTCH pULBs FOR SALE.


Subscribers offer for sale ,e,e,. cases o. hu'pou.
s,nths Tsps vsIetes ycaqais Narcissps,
hanuneuus Fltfiilares Croeus ke suitable ior psol
green house gsrfen culture Also one q he issv as
soments Of house Plants the vicinity ef New YORK.
Ear and ornamental Trees Of all kinds warranted true 70
n SIass sssds s.e 10000 Ai,antnus jrsss ,aish
purchase TO sell again. - =.
Our Dahlias in fall flower; our friends and The
public are invited TO view them the garden Harem
on Sth Avenue and 10th street, he dnrIz
The flow ering season
The Century Plant again in full swer be from
DUNLAP & THOMSON, ssedsmen and Florists,
SGT lw~r 635 Broadway, Eieecker.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAKS
ITO LOAN on Bond AID Mortgage, or productive city
@0f''" WIZ 4 JNo o'BRIEN. - w.ri.t..
OF lwrc under the Mechanics, Bsnk. y
Kt-OPENlNG OF GOsLlNG'S IlNING :
SALOON.
THE undersigned has the pleasure to announce to hi.
his Breskfs, Dianer and Supper ssloon in the
lent style The Saloon Is aited and 3D. IL the
ou restaurant IN tins city was,e no cooking is done
Of the sane L. 0OSLIN0, p
o2gsIh 81 rnd &c Nassau
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TINE undersigned respectfully tenders bis services 70 nv
old friends the public general for the sale o. FRO
luce Of any kindaso for the Receiving and Eo'wsrdns
Goods and strict and punctusl attention viii be nad 20 ~
orders add charges moderate any es,shshsd house
this city A. LAFlITf, Atsns.
Savannah, GA, August 81, 1915. sS 5w'rc
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CHRlSTIE'S ~. ~
g ALIANI RIM g s

AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
What, though the causes may not be explained,
Sine their effects are duly ascertained
Let not delusion, prejudice or pride,
Induce mankind 10 set the means aside;
Means which, though simple, are by heaven Designed
To al eviste the ills Of human kind" -
CHkiSTE's Genuine Gavenic king and Magnetic Fluid,
positive and permanent cure for ali cases Of Rhsu
matsn chronic apply ing the head face or limbs,
Govt Tcdooreux Vertigo, Nervous and Sick Head che.
Indigestion Paralysis Palsy, Epilepsy Fits CONCLUSIONS,
Cramp Papitation of the heart Shortness OF Breath Apo
pexy ass Of the Joints Weakness Of The Limbs Lum-
Nervous Trrmors, Neuralgia and ats Rodhcatisns, General
Debility Deficiency OF Nervous and Physical and
confidently recommended In Of Dyspep:a winch
IL simply arrangement OF Nervous Energy, III
with the Digestive Organs they have been eGasy
successful. 1881 -
The Gayanic Belts Bracelets Carriers and Strengthening
Pasers used CHRONIC OF disease and
be by the most delicate with perfect safely and
enience.
10 DULY Agency New Yorh, s2 Broadway. Explains
tory Pamphlets with full directions, may be had gratis.
90 lwsYh f'Itl-'.
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. 'f'.Cs.s" tsasUVLntiU,s@
oos okr AZ fhNoE Schr Morning. Sir3e0 bags coffee 90
wv los iogwuod a Rossire x 20.
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NEW ORtrAvs-Ship Charlemagne-Edward Conuor Ma
thew |o'nor New York. James Birney, Philadelphia
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M EDlJAL ADviCE-UULTUn LAMENT .
dcntay consulted At ria Office IS Gold street,
beng mud ad Judicous neither restraint
in Dict hndrance from business Debility, or
constitutional arising from indiscrset ndusence, OF the
passions, causing nightly emissions and, eventually, i'm
potency the Doctors attention. his object beng
restore the that of vigor originally
derigned Structure disease frequently existing without
sometimes caused by the regieer Of the parties ;nfm
selves is edectually cured by DR. Letters post PAID,
rnclosinga Fee Immediately attended and medicine with
atviee, seat 20 part of the United States once %
Gold street o3 iwrr
nR, CORBITT, member Of the University Of New "oIk.
~ also of the medical society," informs his eatrons snd me
public that he has his office from Duane street 10 d
Reede three doors from Broadway: Dr. o. having
the last years. with certainty warrant cure IN al cases
Dr. CDrbitt informs the public ha there s no otneI "
Cornitt CITY, and that he has connection with the
Plagiars OF his NAME IN Duane street may DC
prevent disease all its foins Open from
ga NJ till eP Nj. s2siwsr
r UCINA CORDIAL, OR. iHE ELiAER OF LOVE.
IL FOR the sure and speedy OF lncipent Consump
ton Bsrrennes mpotency, LueoTrh1a or Whites Gieet,
or involuntary discharge er-o and for the pros
ton matter whether the result OF inherent
causes produced by regularity Illness accident
celebrity wonderful and inestfmabie
dial in both hemispheres sufficient guarantee for its
quick and success IN curing all the above affections
complaints Nothing be surprising than its
vgoranr effects the human frame Persons ali weakness
and aSsude before taking it, become robust aud full
Of under its influence. II immediately counteracs
the OF the female Frame is the only
OF ba'renness AID which pnor TO naeains discovery was
dments produced by physical postTaon which equentH
deter men from getting married snzus.e indeed canupt
do justice 10 the merits Of the Lucins Cordial which ~ re-
garded ey the heads OF the faculty parts OF the world
Tree - per bottle Principal Office "a Nassau street base
ment anal im~m
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M ALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP, Depot
w No Courtlandt street, few doors from Broadway
The true and only genuine article as originally maufacured
~ u.s. warranted to maintain the reputation has
Toilet soaps freneh Extracts Essences and variety
Of choice Perfumery the lowest pccs that good article
Country Merchants, Druggists Pedlrs and dealers in gen
erai are invited TO examine and Judge for themselves
- JOHNSON VROOM FOWLER
General Agents for Dr. Foord celebrated Pectoai syrup
the lungs. a2o Imsr