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MARITIME HERALD.
pOnT OF NEW YORK, OCIOBEN 40.

Cleared,
ship Atlantic. Rose New Orleans Frost Bark
Weskesg. Bartlett. Mobile rigs Henry Buck Kelly Rer-
maids. ~ Davenport; Merrimac, Co.sop, Bermuda
Tucker " Lghtbourl. Schrs Je enah Lelming, Towns
cod Mobile; Binner, Cunneson Mobile tigh Priest, Bar
otsr, nghest Phil delpha.
Iuesday Brig Niontserrate, Gray, Belize. Hou Schrs
Panama Brown Nat nzss; tllicott Cole Bstimore How
ard, baker. Boston slotp Midas, PhIladelphis.
ship Mason Upsher days from Boston, in ballast to tire
master.
Ship Msnh,sn Budd % hours from Sag Harbor ballast
Bsrt Peru Harris. days from Boston, in ballast to the
master -
Hamburg brig Wilhslmns Bahr, 50 days from HAMBURG
with mdss to Schmidt Balchen. 7h inst lat II a. lon u
o. e1per need gale from NE N; nov. down
ON her beam ends, plit sails stove bulwsk Sc passen
Brig Alabama Chase. Il days from Lubee with plaster, to
master. 49,
Big xulcds Cudworh. from Edenton NC, with corn, to
Wsring d Son. ~ "''0
Brig Amethyst, Andel son, Lubec, plaster.
Schf Mary. Somers Newbem, NC, naval stores
Schr Alexandria. Brady, Newbem, NC, naval stores
Sch Charlotte Somers, Bll .imore, silt
schr Gen Peavey, Bsron. Esstport, FISH.
schr Richmond Packer, Thorn aston lime
schr 81 Pierre. Bryant, Bangor
Schr VIM Henry, Wade, Thomastsn, lime
Schr Adeine Rosina, Parker. Mschias, lumber.
sths lilo, Wilson, Por smouih, potatoes.
Schr Spartan, Atwood, Hsmpden, potatoes.
schr nrsnklIn, Sweet, Rennebec, rctstoss.
Sehr Victor, II lle,t Boston mdse.
schr Renown, Lowell, Boston.
Schr Louisa Howes dsys from Provincetown, fish.
Schr Alabama, Small, days frem Salem.
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Bosroy, Wednesday, Oct. 20.

Bosroy, Wednesday, Oct 20.
The Weather --Ertsnsvs Forssriss-. 7Asotriesi and
Musical
II has conceive have II at lsst--rain-long desired.
long hoped for rain, il gently falling upon u.s. and our
hearts glad II commenced shortly after midnight
and has osen lightly dropping ever since.
You have undoubtedly seen the account Of series of
forgcries committed here by one Edwin Prouk, which
came out yesterday. II published In one of the
papers last evening. and in all those Of this morning
This Prouk has proved himself the verest In the
world, having ruined himself without even having the
miserable satisfaction OF making money by the tran action
Tor by far tbs larger portion Of the money from S2
discounts 10 the jsckau brokers One rather funny cir
eumssncs In rslsticn 10 the snsir &c. thst Monday
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Brixhton Cattle alnrket.

Der 6-At market 24s0 cattle, - yokes working OK.
SO and calv 2700 sheep and about 700 swine
Beef Catle-First quality S. 90. second quality 90
81 rs, third quality a S.
h.Working Oxen-Sales were noticed at g. IS, II, SIT
so and S9l.
Cows AMI Calves-sales made at a. Is, 49, a. % and
$43 so.
sheep.saes Of lots at the following prices-l l2h,
81, IS. l 81 and 81 so.
swine-Last weeks prices fairly supportsd--say at
wholesale 81 for sows, and ~ Tor barrOws At retail
from AZ to on and &c.
N b "A large number of cattle remained unsold at
the close of the market We noticed the gentlemen
reers the ground and understood they offered SO so
per hundred for mess beef
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PH,LAosLrHIA, Oct. %, Il

PHiLAoELrHIA Oct %, 1885,
The interest in the franklin Institute exhibition
though not equal to hat Of former years. upon the in
crease. Yesterday afternoon dinner took place in the
lower saloon, the meat and bread being cooked in a
gars coal stove The -four and meal used had been
ground in the saloon by Fitzgerads portable burr stone
mill The exhibition closes on saturday evening
The Inventors National Convention closed its bust
ness last evening Delegates we're present from New
York, Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Delaware MARYLAND
District of Columbia, and Pennsylvania Isaac Lukins
Esq, Of this city, chosen President Col E. Clark
Of Brooklyn. John wiegaud, of Philadelphia, and E B
Bgelow, Of Boston, Vice Presidents; and George of
ford, of New York, and James Herron Of this city act
ed Secretaries The Executive Committee reported
bill which had been sanctioned by the committees Of
both houses Of Congress- but had been called IN for
action on account Of the press Of business at the close
Of the session The bill was read eni approved by
the convention, few amendments having first been
made substitute was previously offered by c. Roc.e
welt Esq. OF New York, AMI discussed ut some length
II was disposed Of by being referred to the Exeeuve
Committee.
The convention again assemble this morning. TO Listen
to the delivery OF an address by George oxford. Esq
the secretary Of the convention t tho same paper
read by this gentleman at the Session OF the convention
held IN New YORK, ani was repeated oy request II
treats in able the qus OF pr,pe-iy IN use.
fui Inventions and the claims which their authors have
for the protection OF adequate lava
The mains of Commodors Decatur arrived this morn
ing the steamboat Ohio from Baltimore in chsrge of
Major rwiggs and private guard Tho body was con.
vey ed to the residence Of Major Twggs 81 the Navy
Yard. where will remain until given in charge to the
military escort tomorrow morning at II o'clock f,ur
volunteers will make gallant show in honor Of the IL
lustrous dead.
Col Page our collector has been making few Of hi.
q pontmenis but the Of the fortunate ones have
not y ct trsnspired.
The Walnut street continues 10 be crowded nightly
with the admirers Of Mr. Forrest who are epthu
in the expression Of their applause Last night he
called out alter the conclusion Mssmora ana his sp
pcsrance was hsied by three hearty cheers His benefit
takes place on Friday evening
The attractions at the circus command overAo wing
aufiences The performance OF the elder Wallack 10
Don Cosar de Bszan at the Arch, greeted with grest
applause
ise concert Of Mr. Walker, Last evening" was we'll at
Tended but from the number OF tic eta
lear was no, very profitable De Meyer, The lion p-
anist was present. and appeared enjoy the perform
ances lie gives concert himself on Friday evening
and ms admirers anticipate q crowded audience.
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WAsHIroroS, Oct ~, 1915, SPIN.
TERMS Of a Treaty With Merieo-AeOvemsnts Of Santa

WAsHIroroS, Oct ~, 1916, 8 PM.
Terms Of a Treaty With Merieo-A1Dvements Of Santa
.7nna
The southern mail Of last night brings the information
that General Psredes embarked Vera Cruz the I'd
inst, for Havana. in the British steamer and may be
cupy ing the hall his predecessor Santa Anna
The quiet manner in which affairs conducted here,
and the little disposition the part Of the Government
to send forwar TO General Taylor endorsements leads
me to infer that there will be more fighting with the
Mexicans and that Santa Anna in pave the way
negotiations has been obliged to ay the game he has
sham work with him, and soon he considers him
self free from his enemies and the surrounding ele rents
sufficiently clear, he will out like gene cock
and flap his WINGS and max peace upon advanta
terms say, the Rio Grands boundary Passo
del Nsrte in lat So from thence upon tina, parallel
Pacific the United States her the
give TO Mexico ten mlioDs of dollars for Cafor-
ell hsen millions Of dollars from which are to he do.
Quoted the amount Of the claims Of citizens Of the United
States against Mexico the balances be paid over to
Mexico in England. or where she may require it The
In detachmsn i've thousand soldiers prev ent the
incursons Of the savage Indians the defenceless
northern territories OF Mexco the federal form of
vernment to be re- established in Mexico
upon which peace will be made with Mexico and which
think will take place shortly after the Mexican Con-
gress meets, in December
SO far as am acquainted with the ideas of both Gov
have the OF the people of both M.
tons You may consider the contents of this letter wild
speculation; you will not say six months hence for
depend upon there IL positive assurance that such
will he the ter of peace and they to he entered
into as the war sprt OF Mexico subses and its
Congress meets NORTH
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By Last Nights Southern Mail,
Home POrtS.

BALTIMORE, Oct 27-Au schr Amelia Smith, New York.
cd bark. Montgomery Dsys. Orleans; sehr Comet Boz.
ney. Haliiax, Ms Sid brigs Henry M Wafeld Harrod.
Falmouth JAM Columbia, Coffin, guayra and Porto Ca.
brlio
town.
PHIIApELPHIA Oct 2s-Below he,m brig snd four fore
and aft schr Cid bsrks Delaware, Fisher Boston; Ann
Hood Watson, Or-sns brigs Leysn Jelleman, Boston;
man Aur,Ase. halifax: schrs Col Davis Baynnm, New
York; A. w Leeds Endcot do: Notus, Gibbs, Wareham;
ding do; Mary Elins shsrp d9 Hspubliess SHARP Toy;
Wreath Tsbert do Brilliant, Cation DO; Mese-
roe, Young, N York.
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afternoon, Of his victims riding out Of town In
hts buggy, he overlook few miles from the city and
all ignorant Of the forgery invited him to ride which in
ytation gratefully accepted and the poor dupe has
the additional satisfaction of knowing that he aided the
escape ofthe person by whom he had been swindled.
Pico and Miss Northall had rather a small but very
recherche audience last night and the concert went on
finely By the way, rumor tells that slight difficulty
has sprung up between these two ladies' IL seems that
they came here to give two concerts together but
has leaked out that Pco like prudent srcheress, had
assist sivor who it is said will give his 6rs conc. IT at
the Howard on Saturday evening Miss Northsll u In
dignant and looks upon breach Of contract She
will probably leave Tor home Immediately.
The announcement Of the marriage Of the widow E
Of city, to Colonel c. rather ssounded most Of
the gossps here very few knew that such thing
10 contemplation On dit that this marriage contains
within the embryo Of future nupals: the gentleman
has son. lad of about fourteen years Of age and the
lady daughter Of some six eight of the richest
heresses IN Boston and our kind matchmakers have
already destined them for each other SO much for
matches being made in heaven.
But II is post time and must break OF j.
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Cotton Markets,

CHARLESTON, Oct 24-At the close of the week there
was much discrepancy among the trade relative to
prices some contendng that they &c esser the
other hand there were those while admitting that they
would occasionally huctuae in favor of the buyer
unwilling to quote a positive reductions the opinion
however, Is very general that purchasers during
the week have obtained srcer classification of cotton
Under present crcumstances have thought sdvisa
Bile to continue our quotations of the 18th inst The de.
grades The sales since last ale as follows viz
Saturday 46l bales; Monday 600; Tuesday 34s; Wed.
nesdsy 1903; Friday l7i0makng aggregate Of A4ls
bales against the receipt in the time Of s64l bales
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fore the administration not well pleased Santa
Anna had come 10 terms.
The above intelligence 10 from reliable sources, and
there lie little question Of its truth
II Is nored in certain circles that Charles Inger.
soil going to France step into the diplomatic shoes
Of Mr. King. II this be true, Pennsylvania will have
gotten her full share OF Executive honors FELIX
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ON. IA SUBJECT DEEPLY INTEsEsTINo no

O-MANY ODr.RALFH, Author Of III. r.i11 I TsEt1.
nE," begs state that he much possible
s
sTs1sa s:
and the various complicated disorders enaed these
q To- e. s
IN as
and of the BLADDER; GRAVEL and those rarieus
Stone which whoever may him, will receive
Af ns. o s. .~S ss % M sSS
Ts . n one n az *. o. &
should devote disease. which
e. 2 50 sS but
- were Known diasIen. opinion would Be formed
them q such effect pO.,eTty indeed
either when properly Iss!sd remain Sos
But With regard he mole train of evils .
sSss 1si's %
oeS SSh az. the
continually many and essentially do those
thai good IN one Be in another i
he.s iaet. in ho.e who apply to him For Instance some
afflicted with one taking medicines proper only
their eomplsats neither the other but totally
q shs case: which NOR. painfully h.r... the mind
on % asss
he none the better of. Now every phv,ician
knows that all the physie in the world would
sncture and yet properly understood easily
.od speedily Be removed To every one Of eomnsc
inst, land he can appeal 10 the eminent phvsi-
clans the city for their uuth,l how important that
and talent Of person he about TO Trust in such case
state, generally accomplished in e time, and
without pain or Inconvenience Nothing exceed the i'm
the OF this complaint
deed the hands Of proper and experienced
Of Structure accomplished in days formerly
demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
business this city Tor short time only but
perfectly cured though has been OF trouble and
anxiety tor To those who cannot leave their homes
who afford personal treatment the furnishes
his peculiar and successful Of and which
being enclosed little mahogany chest tprce tiol be
safely sent to any direction.
iS-Awne Of the ssneral opni entertained of those
who obtrude their skiil the public in these dis
eases, (mutudes Of whom IL every peper) he
formerly felt incumbent to give statement Of his own
medical and advantages and presented several
eminent and references The necessity for this
longer exiss and, as to rsnk the
tender s2i lmsrrr
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~Orsig. Ana povSn sn0us.

H,MBunc-Bg, Wilhemin,-1c. Ahrenfeldt & Goa
CT Msyect q II egmbeg Co.'S + Wiencke-IE
F.edier Schrage koop &to-i King Coz L-pp Id
To- w Schmidt-l Winterhof, Piper Karck-2 Motr
Poliitz -l2i3 III ties spelter u W-ring Col
,n2sdy12 kS,,e, & Col D. Hsn,chel-I Gerdeu1i
vosa-l Meyer Leon & Col ysrwick-i Speyer-3
uaenth Co.. D VI Peyson-2oo bdls w Van Sent x Co
a cs settey Seyerng d fendenthall Robin. on-3
q Ruoea-3 b. lie hsupt Cob & + A Henrichs-6 q
Nulirr.j ehari-,berg 4 Lu,s-i schroder-l6 tubs
\ Plumb w kolhy-I sri.thauPt Ghum-l w Rosca.
thi-2 Roller Mol man-40D bundles w L Coddington
FL bags I0i0 plates speler u bsles 90 bbs od
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIvIcArIoR.

FLouR There was no business dsne Of any amount
holders asking % So and buyers not giving above S.
SIN they could not agree We heard Of no sales in
grain, and prices remain without change.
Tea. AT AucrroS-Imported in the barque Candace,
10. Terms Notes at six months
Hyson-l4 chests al 81 cts per To- do 53h, do A. Is
do 46 Is do IS, do 81. - do withdrawn
Young Hyson 80 hf chests 4S 80 do AK. 81 do A. 70
do A. Al do 49, 10 do 37i a3 do 80 % do an l42 do S.
IL do SAX 10i do 81 33H ~ do 49, 81 do 3lx 10
do 3x 30 do 80 ~ do 2s OF do u.s. 43 do 22l so do
81 do sc 81 1875 2b ~ 3l2 hf ches SO l3 10
boxes and 325 lab do Withdrawn
Hyson Skin21 chests alt, ~ do 30 A do 49, I01 do
26 half chests 2x 81 chests 24h 10 do 10, 22l do
Withdrawn
Twankay-s 90 half chests 24. lis do a. 77s do with.
drawn.
souchong-l7 chests and as half do ASK, % chests
AK 80 do 2oh 76 do 49, 37 do and ale hf do ls 1873
chests Withdrawn
Pekoe-5O chests 201f 10 do 90
Oo'eng-60 half chests 2ah 81 do az 60 Glib boxe ~,
70 do ~.
Koker Oolong cases 3d. $50 lab boxes "a; s79 do
23k
Oolong Nngyong-l2 chests soh 81 half do 80. II do
30, $50 l3lb boxes as
Nngyong-7ls half chests 23H, ia do Withdrawn.
Supoy Pewchong25 cents 81 rs half do U.s. lot chests
and ~ half do Withdrawn.
Gunpowder20 half chests 46, ~ lab boxes &c. 10
cans 35A 30 l3lb boxes 3 900 Glib do 32H Al hf chests
and ~ withdrawn.
Imperial 2s half chests ST. Is do 40 II 1913 bxs and
so cans 49, 400 ob bxs 37 200 LIB do 40 half chests
Withdrawn.
Cassia-200o mats at is cents per lb.
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Der % Sales of sperm oil to considerable extent
but in many cases the terms kept private by agree
ment Of parties Sales Of ll60 bb $50; lot Of l96
bbls supposed at s5, lot OF 800 bbs ct IS and &C.,;
100 bbs at s6c gao bbs upon transpir.
ed sale Of 900 bbls whale at SAC, and 200 price
not made public. Whalebone--No trans actions
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Vhe Cotton Crou.

Our planters nearly sill done picking cotton and
the crop Is shorter than they had previously expected
One planter with sixty or seventy hands makes 100
bales only, less than quarter Of a crop-WoodviiIe
Miss Republican, 9th.
The Tdilahasss Sentinel Of the 3th inst says-From
all the Information gather the cotton crop in this
vicinity will be quito as light. If not Lighter than
anticipated We scarcely planter who, in gather
ing his CROP does not find himself disappointed in the
innate he made on a mere survey of his feld-so much
does the yield turn out below his anticipa,ions.
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possession of California by our nsa forces il one Of the
natural consequences OF 10 have neglected II the
nation would held in rdicule to the rest Of
the world II is likely that the United States will
store any portion Of the territory already tsken
by its particularly il follows the example
OF the British government, unless Mexico pays the
penses the war and refunds TO its citizens
twelve millions Of dollars extorted from them in the
most sggravatpg and outrsg eous forms
For the consolation OF the TINES in particular, will
remark that having its possession California the
government Of the United States 10 not likely to relin
quish il and much less pay any attention whs.sver to
the sham hpo there be any at all Of that
ritory private British spsculators who like lssches
in Mexico.
1t ia passing strange that respectable paper as the
Times should at this particular time out with such
cobwsb so ry, when 1t is positively known that no
such hypohe cation existed the public records in
Mexico
In conclusion, will remark. by Of hint to the
British press that IL Is truly and sincerely supporter
Of Mexico und all crcumsts the greatest favor
show to that country IT, and will be- to its agents
to work to extinguish that blaze they first
anxious to kindle in flame the American arms,
backed by the onward flow Of TIL Anglo Saxon race
take root and flourish and thus put end to all their
future hopes. NORTH.
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KINGSTON, IA, Oct. 81, 1S46.-Commodore
Slost arrived here on the LIST inst. from Chagres,
and left the Sd for Havana and the United States
This island has had a good supply Of rain, and the
weather looks rather squalIy.
There has been sale within few days of 1000 bills
Philadelphia -four at So Toast Sales of 100 bbs meal at
S. as scarce in first hands Baltimore and Phila
delpa pilot bread sells at prices ranging from So rs to
s. rs.
No other sales have taken place The market Is well
supplied, aud business continues dull Cor Bait Amer
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TESTIMONIAL.

TESTIMONIAL.
7 LIE CHEV'R DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
i. BARCA, Minister entiary from the Court Of
Donna Isabel III Queen Of Spain the United States
Washington, do state that have known DR.. A. CASTLE
gentems standing eminent in his profession OF
cal and gicsl Depr-that those requiring hi, profession
rity Signed A CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
DR. A. q CAST f. 39l Broadway, inserts Artificial Teeth
and performs operation pertaining the restoration OF
the month. gums and teeth 30 m.rh
J. STOUVENEL CO.,
No Jehn street Broadcay and No 80 Gold street.
M ANIF ACTURERs,a and Wholesale and Refill Dealers
S1 ~ Glass Solar Lard. and Csmphene Lamps, Chande-
ers Brackets Hall Lamps and Lanterns, GiIandol.s Can
deabas &c Nc Private houses churches and hotels kted
with chandeliers, brackets &c. We also
featuring and plain glass. Of description, which
quality aud cutting be surpassed by the
try All the above articles made TO order and matched
any pattern and guaranteed to
reduction in Price Glass order Lamps altered and
refnished. Goods loaned for parties. s12 Imsmc
Office Of the New York Gas Light Company.
- October IL, 1886. -
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declsved
dividend four and half per cent the capital
stock Of this Company for the sir months ending August
payable the stockholders and after Monday I'd
November next.
The book will be closed from the Gath until
OH tNovare G. L. EvERITT. seey.
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MRrcE OF BNfo ArrAwov-Bsrk David Nickels, Nickes,
q bosom from Carjenss % on the inst lat 20
lon picked Cap, Hanson Bird ooers and crew, OF
ssson wbIsh va. wreck on Orange Key, Oct !ith wh
"" earning all ss possible y clear Orange ksyv Sas e.
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DIX. CONvEkS'
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, lMPOTENCY
INCONVENIENCE OR NOCTIIRNAI.

AA'SSA' n r.: SN wv OANiNAA
practice Of eminent physie.ns and in the Br
:a Hs s. aa ne ne
s: ~ &
the United State, superior other sr
P.so doe: not esr s%sSy c.sSo.
leon bu, !. specific for the following dsSIOi. .aseto9:
the excessive indulgence Of the passions rpsr ysa.
POI
s S
Se.y a e.
tim suffers aberraton Of confusion Of ideas io: Of
d:ss;Gn or sa:oss,
Of Ts:s 5 Of he ssf: q this violations
or ).
traced e hs above ssnsiul pI.c,ss. Young e:s
prevail alarming extent and those too whose matrmoai.
which Should attend The eonnubisl state, viii perceive hi:
+ an Pc 70 them
be BODY miod delay net
.sa hf es . p:i bottle. S %
cure bottles ,h. cordial which viii g fossi smi-
these disorders greatly asEavated, and the sysn rapid
Wholesale and ,et. BY j. O. FAY. ~ Fulton street.
Lsne Store Ts Sun S.ulssi ing. New y: Yo.a
city country By addressing as above post paid amount
xo fey sale by D5 w.d.wor'h, !. North Main r9
videnee r. l.; az 1888 Washington street Boston No Broad
WS,ssS Make. saSeI. MAJ %iii:%.. s ~
ne pe.soa snd o:s
conscious of physical inability from
is BY
ss :: h
y Office practice Patients aborag uoder choae aGsseas
.sss =. s the ,sas sGsi i's. : ;ss s:
%. apply % 1ss. iss
can and member Of the medical faculty. ole nsre
DlsEAsks OF TIE UkINAHi OnGANs-saen q
~ r ShIGs,c and acute diseases Of the xh,.
Urethra, srrctures,
Az. Gonorrhs., sss,Iii,.
are .prediy sfectusly by ASernety Botsn
% s@ae hsy Of fvs tome s e.
sensIasys organs rarely fever snpersnesa from mixing
rHE 40 %
Members Of The New York Collsxe q Medicine and
ss es' ss of q:
sss.ss Of private nature and can considerably promise
cure without ipqr TO the eo1stnion eonhnsms.t from
the Coese
a vast Of suffering and may be thus avoided
IS Europe o he
those Complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
TasPTfsTs 'HS 70 M s
personal to thsm
ns er es.s s1rey sosshe with Al
time Of contraction, and treatment received elsewhere
any, and enclosing o. '''ss.da HxS AZ
IS Nassau street. New York.
vELPEAU's sPECTFIC PILLS.
FOR the radical cure Of goao,rboss fleet erns smis
Ths.s P Il. result wsa.y ys T. !. II
Hospital dc Chsrs rv are a. s,r sslS
s1sss WI" he somss fro.
CCNsTITUTIONAL Debility CURED'
THE Tonic MIxTuRE, prepared par By he Cosss Of
M:ss ns poSa.
by secret indulgence Of kind u nvslua-
BE s%sss = for ''sy or o'snn' unless
bottles 3 sicS .r case; Of half. dozen 81 carefully
RICORD's ALTEsAi We MIXTURE
FOR the permanent cure Of prma secondary syphis.
o ny a.
All persons inspecting veneres remaining their
% s. Ss
dsssse yitnont h1roushy cleansing the system with this
for ST. carefully PACKED and sent az ofths Union
CONCENTRATED t,ri4, sXIEACT 2f 3 SA!EsAPARILLA
pREPARED b., the New York College Of Medicine and
Fh.%ssy for .hs .Ros.:sa q a..sas
h: gs and " Of The s0vs
aud may be relied certain remedy for all diseases us
s s' S S s9Ss s:s
the bone: or joints: nodes. aeon %
q syphilis Or an injadieiou. uss Of mercury.
.'' N s es.ss o SHif; DOZEN a. boae. SIS
Ss. vs@'S Ss,I s gs Of q, ssa
Once open RON A. N; 70 sf ~. -...