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Sales OF Stocks Mt Boston.
TreasurY Notes.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oct. -, 1886
This Department will issue Treasury notes TO tho
amount of three millions of dollars bearing an incres
OF 20 per cent per annum the order of
sons or corporations making deposits therefor in specie
IN sums OF not les. than thousand dollars with either
at Boston New York, Charleston or ST. Louis or Trsa
surers Of the Mint at Philadelphia or New Orleans
The notes will bear date it'll the date of de post
r. j. WALKER
Secretary of the Treasury
The fact being known at New York short times since
that the Secretary desired loan on Treasury notes
several OF the banks OF that city proposed to take the
loan Tor Treasury notes, bearing six per cent
which was declined by the Secretary Several Other
propositions for loans terms less than six and an
preaching nearly to five and twoiths per cent were
also made by individuals and declined by the Secretary
The notes issued will be receivable for ain mills
dues, both in the land Office and custom house as well
before as alter maturity and must be regarded in the
hsn' lior many uses) OF specie, bearing an interest
and at the rate now proposed. cannot doubt thai
mere Will be large demand for these noes-Wash,ne
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By Last Nights Southern Mail
miscellanecus Record.


sH,P SEA LION Dyer of and from New Orleans bound
tered the 18th hurricane to the northward of
ENDS and shipped made freely to render
impossible free her by the Of the pumps least during
the existence Of the which
While beam ends shipped heavy which started
the head and main stems bnwarks split Sails carried
head Of main &c: the ship rghted with list
TO the lewaId, in which condii ion she now lies
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2i-Ar bark Quincy, Smith, Boston, via
Hampton Rot DIS; brig Commerce blanchard Montevideo
sshrs Jo,sphne Latourse YORK; Iowa. Dsyon do; En-
Eaphr.sia from the Pacific; bark Cornea FIN NOresrs
briggs Mary Stanton I'm Boston and Princess Royal fun
Demsrara Cid schr Experiment.. Bosick. Edenton, NC.
Taibart do; brig Chef Borum, West Indies. The Rio
Crane (beore reported towed deeper finish
loading on of the of the
tide: she will float off on the rise.
NORFOLK Oct 22d-krr sehrs Commodore Bedell NYork;
Monticello Sears Boston; Mary Trefehen, Portsmouth:
James Frances, Nckerson Boston William, Wxon do;
Splendid Terry York. Oscar Coles, Thnrson do; Fidel
ty Chambers I'm 1sascs Shoals with part of cargo
from wreck of schr Lagrange: In Hampton Roadsshp Sea
Lion dyer Of and FIN NOeans. with cargo Of tobacco
corn &c bound Liverpool anchored this morning 3 miles
below Old Point having sustained in the late gale
Die damage her topma SAILS buwarks having been
red away ship Sultana and Bremen ship Wesphaia sid
I'm the roads this morning. Brig Metamoras. FIN Rcbmond
bnd NYork, went to this morning. Cid briggs Wissa
hickon Msrihen st Kits; Joseph Bryant Stone PIT Petre;
sid bark Isaac Mead Pcke Savannah schr Mary Jane Os
borne for NYork
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Domestic IrnportatiOns.
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBEn a5.



yam Waite, Charleston BukIey; Lanarkshre, Turaer
London, Cook smith SarIick; Trask Liverpool, Z K
son. Barks Genesee Minot, New Orlesus, Collins
PORT Leon Maieom BsnEo Thos Pearson, Nassau. NJ {
Aekerly; Erato. hu'chnsoa Cadz, Harmony, Nephews
CO; Pedazzs Gray. DO W w fratt; Ginnymede, Jorge,
NIB Bu'nham & DeWofe; Palm HILL, Philade phs, Mckee
Hand o.. schrs Jones Cooley, Wilmington: Sarah
keI Baltimore; Globe White Philderhis; Dolrhin
Holder St iohn; NIB, Blu nham 4 DeWolie Bell McMa h.
Norfek Olive Smith. Wilmington sorhronis Barter Bos
oott Ryder Boston; Saveny Brszos Shops Motto Ap
pleby. Providence; Hamlet, Tuth,n do; Roger Wiams
sarS e, DO K,sna, psIfee New JERSEY Canal boat.
er Vulcan, Greene Philadelphia.
... Arrived.
Brig Imogene Spra 10 days from Barbados with copper
load SS do h p"s aw se dec.
onious during gale the Gath August the Gulf Stream
She Was hove for "a hours under or-opmss sayss aud
eeed ysai during another gale the 3h 9th
schr ASawam Laue. from Matanzas Oct Cd and 10 dav,
Tom hsrleson sc, with molases TO Read Hoppock-
dous ane, which live Days md our nights AZ
ter the gale considerable wrecked stuff number
Large trees IN the Gul Has been aud great
deal Of rain Matsnzas Oct lat 81 heavy head
split the heel OF the badly and for Charles
ton to Has been eight days north Of Haeas with
Brig nay"ga Mitchell 10 days from Savannah with cotton
Dutch salliot Venia Heppeden As days from scbi.dsm
with coffee to Boonen Graves Co. 5h inst lat al .n "a
Al spoke ship Chaos Wilson, hence for Liverpool II days
schr Margaret Elizabeth, Atkins, from Wilmington, NC
sehr A Horton, Corson. from Wilmington, Nc, with
lumber. 49, ~
schr Aluric, Pume from Wilmington, NC, with naval
stores. - 1870
sehr Ann Smith. Smith, from wiIm nston NC. with naval
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a. 18th; SiSoa iassnoi e. New Orleans, same day;
soon; sailed scth uit SHIPS Arc Anthony York EN-
New YORK sh ar and s1e de- Gfs.e for DO ish had not
Wss s ,nf sS
strength of their being advertised for New York in anticpa
L4evSA, Sept aiIn port brig Capt John. De Ber for
MArAsr.s Oct a-In port bark Merlin Goodhue. ldg
TGese; brig Neptune Basiord, FIN Frankfort, dlschg
brig Ann julia Collier, for Boston p'~ '''
% Aug " sS es P9Sumey M.u "as Of
collected Political affairs still in unsettled state
Sid 2sth tarss Letta Lewis, and Eunomus Mansfield for
N'' Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Oct 23dCid ship Troy of Bremen. former
ly Of N Yorkl starve Bremen
bark sS Briggs 3ss ao
G's
6ss sstsTs iGs
cISxsIl ca :hiN' B5Ytq: WI MWhSsy G.lsS'Ia
Rr'
% Ds. E,Js All 9f Ks:
g In SS1. Pc Sid
Tsii.nan; brig. CoIso. Cater Braiton, Besj F5snkln
.aa Tt 4. Rssi & s % D sas
os s E.ss Cd 'ss
Elizabeth Newkaye slo:p Celeste, do
S: s iS Sf:sa s
K brs IN II. .ad
fsGa' Clifford falmouth sid ship Allen Wilson Ne"
s9phrOnis iron ch,rssiCp for BOstOn :e6fs Sreeian
;@i 'S
from Boston for New York. '' w.
.ss " ss:"a
PHILADELPHIA: sch Archelaus Smith, do; sloop Merchant
samson Albany a., ,..,.c, e. no-,.
% OCT
ham, Mose. Brewn PoVde"es Chief for and se
% %n down and sq0d TO ,ea
big; Cha: TAo%.. Ds,,TG,s
AM Allen ehIsi 18th tGer stu,. kunnsy, ny,
schr Pearl, smith, Boston.
e Ses York New Yof
Rodma New York;
'lG SPw S Sap
Mm'eilIes BslDwmBTSs Globe I'm Mal1ga and Empress
NANTucxrr. Oct a2-sld. sloop Preceptor, Luce. New
p a,d inst bark Corr w.ms. FIN Ma.
JsSs Henderson RobSas No1Meh c1an NeSo. Fail
Rive; Mari, as: SY
Tss: Sf Tis:
sds ASS:I S,
s 3s Hs%s'H9 ssiS Se 2Hs
Lewis Dc; 6asano SINH 6c.asfs; .ioSE Iup;ss. Kirby
h. Below sop. Sd ses.s
Potter Hayans via Brsto Increase Westeott and Repub-
.ee Ike msriss
and fS ALTO Ssy s hi
Equity o. hence arrived on 81 inst ehr Butie1 Wee%'
of The b,f bound in The steamer EpsGpri.e w.. a. the
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DIR. CONVEKy
INVI6 ORATING ORDIAL
FOR GENITAL. DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY
INC0NTINENCE. OR N1(,TVJHNAI.

,x,,,s cr, EMiSsloNs, &c sc: nr,,v
practice Of eminent phYscians and surgeons in the B
The e
harbinger Of life" The Of this cordial will fully
in United States as to any other ar
Gle for the of the above distressing complaints Tt
kcon, specific for the following derorsoie affections
the consequence OF early ndscrse secret habits OF youth
viz general physical prosstion nervous rritaby tor.
por OF the liver paptation Of the heart dyspepsia tosve
ns, pain in the head di%nss' Of vision vertigo u.sy los.
exfremites asstude nocturnal essons geets mpotency
or premature and total decay of virlty Mentally the
tim suffers alteration Of mind confusion Of ideas loss of
me mory detection melancholy frebodings unsocisy,
a:on % social intercourse tmdity selfdsu. and love
Of the laws of mans physical and social being.
Hundreds Of Of sudden decline consumption be
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail alarming extent those too whose matrimon
which should attend the connabisi state will perceive this
advertisement Of an important subject to them.
n he Sa q hope
which accompany the medicine are highly important to the
single Price 81 per bottles sio half dozen
N B-This Cordial contains no Mercury or any mineral
substance Strangers in the city before leaving should
neny .svicssbc IN warm and eb,anr climate where
these disorders greatly aggravated and the system rapid
Sold Wholesale and retail. By o. FAY, i's Fulton street,
city country by addressing above paid
Also for sale by Dr. wadsworth IS North Main street. FRO
whence, r. l.; lss Washington street, Boston No Broad
Wy, Albany Ma5sehlin, u,,ea vi and by Martin and
falo; and Of DR.. Hs!sted, Roc hester,
-MsT,sd persons and those contemplating marriage,
6dsutiay consult Dr. Convers personally or by Letter po
pad encosIng 81 NJ Is Fulton street. NJ ss imsr
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DRIyATE DIsEAsEs-BRANCH OF THE PH!LA:
i DELPHIA COLLEGE OF MEDlCINE-OFFICE
STREET. XORK haze AZ

NRssAH srREEF new ~ YoRK Ths M,0s.r.
the Philadelphia College of Medicine having had extensive
iols sf I K Eas rs e %
cere promise to the afflicted speedy safe and permanent
They patient: every day ali part: Of the United
and as
bones and joints mercuris and skin diseases: erIption.
giving mercury inudicous treatment, and objectionable
quackery. $1,000.
Of their situation let the disease be what kind
consulted upon BY who daily for pur
i%%sdsiey IN hi. instance the fee U.s. which viii a
cude all expenses must be Post and directed
Where one of the members-Docor Mcdonald. in at
STRUCTURE CURED.
s the ,Se ,1s
ns M s other the emsSy
yet discovered without interfering in any way with
business Price One sk Resi AT Hf,ii
FL ed Hss
with the most %sde
tracing It's real virtues. has been tested and APP
erupons. enlargement and in the bOnes
:9s the
Price One R SeSr ER sGf 2, i b S0: fY pp
THIS valuable Alternative sure remedy IN Syphilis. both
primary and constitutional should be resoed Imme
who have eruption. on he nodes
seroln diseases arising from impurities Of blood
Dollar cases ofhs TtsS do T%S g. 1,x,p
PREPARED expressly for the use of those who have
dulged secretly, committed ofauy kind THIS
in either ofthe irrabiity
general physical weakness Of the sexual
sg
TO s h anal d
Price 1--WE Dollars per botsls 0, $40 sdS1snss
sis msr 81 Nassau New York.
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10 IHE PU bLiO.
GIVE nv article atrial and Judge for Yourself warrant
the all 20 be 81 represented the refunded

r.
This universally approved and admired article free from
ardent spirits, punsn sental oil and destructive
materials cesns ne hair expeeitiousy, renders il beautiful
and bright and the delicate fragrance of the
flowers Hair washed with this erra-t s. on bee ONES pea.
sngly soft and luxuriant growth and will positively
bring in hair bald heads by its and hair that
been made harsh and turning grey falling bv the
use or otneT Preparations viii soon be
tons othe Eau Lustal IL preventive against es
aud intable in all affections Of the skin on the
head dsndruf, and Tor preventing the falling of Of the
hair and turning grey. - -
IL the simple produce and immediate extract Of som,
plants salutar the hair endowed properties highly
cleansing that dsenxages the epj-rms capillary tubes
ofte corrosive scen OF the pespration the dry and
dead particles that deposits This preparation purhes the
aud vivyirg perfume
For sale, wholesale and retail by Jules HaueI Chemist
and Perfumer rs South Third street. below Chestnut Phi
ladeph
premium swarded at the franklin Institute.
For sale also at gents Wyatt and Ketchum ial Full
ton street; " Crehugh, 205 800 Broadway; A.
tsult, corner Broadway and Lberyi yacquemend as
Broadway; Heviand, keese Co.. Maiden lane and by all
respectable druggists in The Uu,trd States. s2t msr
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0k00 REWARD.-Cross' Specific Mixture for
ROOO cure Of Rononh9s, sieet strictures and ansla
gous complaints OF the OF generation or all remedies
yet dscovered for the ave complaints this Is the most Ger
cation 70 business We give long 9uacksh recommends
for itself shall speak for It, Our object 10 to notify
where can be had aud the proprietor challenges single
Will net rapidly under forfeiture OF $500 Thi. Is
disease that pervades all ranks Of society high
low nch and poor rimonai and single they here
presented with remedy by which they themselves
Nhout the least the shortest possible
the disease cannot be contracted II dose ohe
MIXTURE - taken night going to bed when exposed II
~. " ~ bottles with full drscuons accompanying 1t m$1
O.e eo,ie lasts week, which generally cures many
sod Nsw Work. Mr. B5inkha,t corner Tenth
Main street, Cincinnati. sIs i'm ere !.
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CLEVELAND Oct Cove note no sales made to-day
at 81 I2S 1900 corn sIsc; and wheat 90 % cents
The canal receipts are-hour, 9sS bbis butter 637l
lbs; sugar o66 mossses 500; IRON 40 243 nails g.
7s4 glass o7 pottersware, 5,6o5 coal LIB BUSH
els; wheat, 20 go do.
SYRACUSE, Oct 23-The news from Europe per Gale
donna, has caused rise in the -four market Holders of
-four yesterday asked So 81 advance of 70 TO Soc
on the barrel AT present dealers waiting advices
from New York No wheat was offered in the market
YESTERDAY owing probably the rsn the price
nominay at 81 In the sales have been light One
load OF fine quality sold on Wednesday for so cents
ALBANY, Oct 23.-We hear of no transactions of any
moment Lots Of so and 100 bbls Genesee moved off at
20 and some larger parcels of Western sold at So SIS
There were several lots Of market So but
buyers held Off The market closed at s6zs So dull
offered Tor 81 IS, and large lot of prime at 81 81
BosToN, Oct 23-The sales are still mostly confined to
the retail demands prices are without change Genesee
operate very cautiously and holders
disposed to avail themselves of the late advance The
sales nave been ~ $4,000 bushels Southern white and
yellow nat at 10 SOC per bushel, measure.
The C-ops.
The Mssissppi Creole of the 10th inst, published at
Canton, has the following during the last days
the weather has been excellent cotton picking and
planters have made the most OF il Although some
will make larger crop than they anticipated others
will make smaller, and from the best information
can obtain we are not prepared to our first esti
mate oil the crop OF the country-about half crop.
The ST. Landre Wing says The weather for several
weeks past has been peculiarly favorable for ripening
and maturing the cane crops-an the unfavorabe
pect these presented few weeks back has been
materially Enlightened The prospect is now that our
planters will realize fair average crop 1t is
csrtsined beyond all cavil that the planters will
not realize more than about one-seventh of crop The
cotton in this parish is nearly all baed and gnned and
the amount that have yet heard Of being made
on plantations that in ordinary yield 300 bales
aud upwards is from Is to IS bales Many large plan
tations in our fertile bayous will not yield more than
bale to 20 acres This may seem like very hard
count to believe but no one whe has not and had
demonstrated to his own senses can have any idea OF
tered bols were left by the left exposed
time unprotected by leaves to the scorching rays of
the sum- and forced prem aturely OPEN and in this
ton the heavy rains upon it, and beat it into
the mud to rot death blow has been given the cu-
tvation of cotton in Western Louisiana
The rot among the potatoes is universal, we believe
throughout the province and the probability that be.
fore New Years day there will not be potato had
in this section Of the province, at east-Hamon Ca
nada) Gag. Oct. 10
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ZEN. BUTLER allusion to the slanderous IN
sinuatIons thrown out by some OF the newspaper
scrooers relative to the conduct of Gen. Butler and his
brave associates the Washington Usion says:"These
insinuations are. no doubt causelessy and shameuy
unjust The Kentucky soldiers disting shed for
their bravervsuch Is their proverbia reputation: and
General Butler requires to endorse his character
He too well known for his skill in arms his uudau
dier' - '" '"A
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BURNT TO DEATH.-A colored woman belonging
to Dr. Collins at Portsmouth, Va was burnt to death
few nights ego by her clothes taking FIRE She was en-
gagged at sewing and fell to sleep a candle.
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TESTIMONIAL,


Il LIE CHEV'R DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
BARCA, Minister sntiary from the Court of
Donna Isabel III Queen Of Soan the United States at
Washington do state that hv. known DR.. A g. CASTLE
gentle man standing eminent IN his profession OF med
cal and su gcal pertst-ths those requiring his pro
rity Signed IT., a CALpER0N DE La BARCA..
and performs every operation pertaining the OF
the month. and teeth m RI
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ON sURJEcT J REE :i INT ENTERTAINING T5

wK" begs that = much possible,
SIs % s$S?s
80
nere,ns to the Wssines: and irr,Ssiy
Of the .exual orxn. from carly habits
and Of he qEfi and those
II: most ss;,Sisi and deliberate :ssasios'
Tss . 1S, az T BEEN S %
:So"d devote his to which
to cure 80 es:y H. oa. one
oWn dssns would be
on e. 9ss q:
them are Of such nature a to eject poster
either enc
the constitution % show themselves in other
But With regard @ he mole of evils. per
ns e. Or Of %
cure ofsSs:s eempsnt. Now. .upps.ins these
continually many and essentially do those
that what good in one must Be desiuetiys in another
astonishns the opportuntes the author has Of
sicsd with taking medicine. proper only
their complains neither nor the other but totally
different and innocent disorders
and d nc s.
@ s s Ris
might ig6.ds o. a:HRps, to return =, o,
knows that all the physc IN the world would
stncture and if properly understood it easily
aud speedily be removed To every of common
dence therefore. he would say if these remark. are
clans In the city for their uthl how important that
every patsn. should know something Of the character
With the Of Stricture-ths it gratifying
state generally accomplished little time and
year. in the treatment Of chi. complaint In.
Of Structure accomplished in many days ormerl
It demanded months Many consult the writer who
business this city Tor short time only but
perfectly cured though has been source q trouble and
who afford personal treatment the writer furnishes
his peculiar and successful of cure and which,
being enclosed in little mahogany chest prce $lo) be
safely sent any direction.
who obtrude their skill upon the public in these dis
(musdes of whom are seen in every psper) he
formerly felt 1t incumbent give statement Of his
medical qualifications and advantages and presented several
eminent and The necessity for this
longer exists and rank the bareaced
Of certain class become only mark of the impudent
tender s24 1msUc
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EXECUTED -BenIamln D1ncan, convicted of
the murder of William w. Peden of wilkes was exe
cuted at Mocksville, N c., on the 9th inst He denied
his guilt to the last
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Foreign ImportatiOns.

Foreign ImpOrtRtIOns.
ScHIEpAM-Gsot Venilis-l900 bags coffee 26 pipes GIN
Co. 't'N''t'- "
MATANzAs-Schr Agawam--H hhds ties 7 bbls molasses
Read Hoppock
Domestic ImPOrtatiOns.
SAvANNAH-Bng Cayuga-267 bs & Il Graves-i3 do
Perkins hopkns60 cks lice Poirer frees-i20 dry hides
bis deer skins + NJ Awater-99 do box skins Randall
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~ EHMAN rNfSlCIAN-DR HfINE, Mo- 20 Duane
street most respectfully informs the public, that he has
remquIshed his outdoor he confines himse entire
e ONCE Patients aborng under chronic affections
such diseases OF the pine bones joints ulcers scros
mercur,a diseases. srctures piles &c Also, certain dis
eases to which the young liable in all large cities
may apply VIM confidence Dr. Heine being regular phys
can, and member Of the medical faculty. ol0 lmerc
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:. Bird GAGE MANUFACTOKY,

THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers and the
public, that he keeps constantly hand large supply
Of Common and Fancy Bird Casss Of every description
ALSO Wooden Cedar and Willow Ware Brushes Basket
and Mats and general Of articles usually kept
wooden ware store which he will hsp they can be
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H.
20 S:s for the of al
person. Isqusns medical treatment, safe and psrm.nen!
business; nysid are psrt,susry 70 male app
a. vast amount Of suffering and time may be thus avoided
One Of the member. Of the GoIess for many year, con
those complaints, attends for consultation daily from AN
%U sST :eT,s
personal them ehrstcon
;" ' es.s srpss ossSsr with .y%po%:
time Of contraction and treatment received elsewhere
any, and enclosing - '';''s,a iss;S
vELPEAU's- SPECIFIC PILLS.
the radical cure Of gonoIhosa gest ,emina ennis
al 9.S ys % ef
Hospital de Charlie Paris pronounced their cels
for al diseases Of The urshr. they ssc, cure IN much
shorter time than any other remedy without taiutng the
business. Frice 81 per box ~'
:, CGNsTITETI0IN HOS Az DEBILITY CUREDi
Medicine and Pharmacy q the Cty. Of New Sorh, =
Bile remedv for impotence serilty bmrenness unle"
Single bottle, 81 of hafa dozen IS; carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofthe Union
RECORDS ALTEnAT'VE MIXTURE
ny At
All persons suspectins veresl remaining their sv
tem should this powerful purifier without delay as no
consider himself safe after having the venefen
disease without thoroughly cleansing tho system win TINS
s.ss ,: sssss gs' T,. dozen
CoNCENTR ATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAs.
TDREPARED by the New York College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of qusccr
This refined and highly Concentrated extract all
the purifying uates and curative Of the above
herbs Is confidently BY the College superior
and may relied remedy for all diseases ars
ing impure state Of the blood such crofula
sa rheum. blotches pimpes ulcers pain in
the bones joints, nodes eutaneous rupons liberated
disease arising nom the eileen
Of syphilis an njudicious use Of mercury.
Sold IN single bottles at rs cent?
g ia cases Of half a dozen bottles $3.50
I" dozen [" AZ
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union
MA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers,
Once open from A M. TO sP. NJ.
WIS. RICHARDSON, MD,
e~W Nassau street, New York.