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land do csu.on Mors.u md Tss.: for Providence,
L! aSsas, NOV New York Only psssSisi NJ b.s
Hsv!s; Giesns!, Sawyer, Havana. isth schr Hannah
Nsw oSns.ss' Nov IsArr ship. Ciyde.dae tBr) Aud,
H.f1 Ns; Whias,on ke{ Boston and oS1I%Ss: ss
Ss@ i% H.s Bss'sr cS.:sT adyfss f5ssi SWswsi
sss i As s iss.a. S y9so:a as..s;
luyincible, Morgan, dos sehtosdsr Fues do Cereal
s f:lsstsa s' fSe%s Home
sas ri;s ssS ss ss,l
A.ssT. VIZ: NfgIl %aGs
eli I1i; fu'so. Eoras ,bsisas; Henry shelton Long
ss ss: 5.a. Ss ss.
fsI.nd Fi,ss, woeSw.Id SsS. b S.t Sha:sn: GiS:Ca
Hardy, Santiago jossPhiss, Yiss Tor DO; Ripple
Nsw 0.ts.s. NGs ls.ArI shp: waass.ne: M.I hhs
Ecn HAVE; Hymar Cssvsr, Bremen; brig Dusnde. (sp,
GSs1d,ds, fm Hsvsn1s. ..... r r... wiz,
Albany; Ellen kednah sherman Ssw Bedford os New
aS Sa s ri IT,
moleon, McF.rlsnd. Esstpcrt for NYork
nss%s Ny oss Ysai Ms, Mile;
Ss % Pos sSs
Pssv,Drres Noy .shr. STAR ora. ps!s: Monte
~ Smith. coIaekis Midas, French New York; Moasreh
Hulse do Helen Ptman, DO Arr 25h, schs Tryall Gibbs
Bait; Increase Westcott Phla John Moresu Mason, do
Montana, Chase Albany; Rival. Famhsm York; :loop
York Sid .shr, Oregon. FOSrIer; and silliman Ro's
PORTLAND, Nov 2-Cld mot arr) brig Baltic. vinne
Cuba Arr 23th schs Delaware. Tro and Juno, Robinson
New York. cid 26sh brig Gaen. Chase, Cuba.
PoaTsMourH, Nov 2sArr schs Clio. Wilson, and Claren
don, InKraham, New York.
TAUNroN Nov 2i-Arr schrs Sarah. Lincoln, NYork; 2l
Hornet dos sleeps Glide and Oscar do 22d sloop Pawca
tuck York Sid 2lst, sloop Belle aud Roscus do 23d
schrs Massasoit, Harvest ana Armada do.
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ham-@ Forreaer-7o De Parmelee Rysson-la2 Bron.
son-ss casks rice IA do Moryan- boxes nails Cropez
Comstock-i do Knspp-4 do Marsh--3s do Leader
"a do NJ Marsh-3O do Roger Ketchum-33o ham.
Bolton kegs Gnw- goods. betts-T bales bats
cotton TO order :, :.
Co.'S do United States Qusrsermsstsr-2l4s pigs lead
Rogas eo-998 do Goodhue COB bales wool Johu Wal
ls-7 pks mdte w II Jackson-3o bales hemp Newbold &
Craft2a bdds sugar VIM barnswell-36 bbls mossses
Peut z-4 do VIM Furnss-l.9 bales cotton Joseph An
drews2o bbs potatoes Pollen Colgatel73 hds tobacco
Theo Victor Du,kwti80 bales cotton 80 bbs noasses
III bales DOL 100 do hemp LOG hides to order
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sales OF Stocks mt Boston.

BRoKHRs' BoARp, Nov T.-2I shsreslW esem Railroad,
lol II do Boston and Worcester Railroad il3 do Nor
80 d. do Bostos and Maine ksroad lls DO DO DO DO
DIS; do Boyleson Bank 9ss4 100 Bostoe Co sA,
d 10 do do do do 1914 400 do do do do 1871 $4,000 Read
ing Railroad Bonds. 1850, 1914.
At AucToN-22 shares Boston and Maine Railroad ll2H
sas; sdo Connecticut River Railroad. OK; 10 de James
Steam Mills 90; do Boston and Worcester Rarosd 1l3;
= no1sks Manaf.eg Co ss7s 50 DO Western Ra9sd
per adv do Ssco Water Power, (par $4,000 $373;
Lowell Railroad Bank, So per CT adv.
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Herald Commercial Correspondence.

M. c.. IVY VHILA ., NV. Is1I 4o-I7r r M
quite dull all the week till Yesterday buyers refusing
operate at the advanced rates to any extent and yeer
day holders fell back upon prices before the Br
annas arrived and the sales reached 5000 bales
The sales will be he svsr to day. but the In
the other markets there is little or no change.
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FLouR-The weather being much mider to-
day. prices have again receded, and the holders who
yesterday refused TO sell under So 60 to-day other
freely at IS 37t<; but met with few purchasers ~
ahippsrs reluctant to give even Sc 25. Michigan
held ct SIS as but sales buyers offering but S. l2
Georgetown, Howard street. and BIZ is held at
IS is heavy and the best samples of Genesee
ST. H. and red ST to 81 TO- according to qualityRye is
In fair demand at 70 70 cents delivered and barley at
64a66 censs-North river yellow and Jersey corn 10
worth IS cents Southern whelis not plenty and worth
IS cents. Mixed Northern IS to 66 cents Canal oats
anita
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HAvRE-Packet siiip Administered NJ Fox Samuel NJ
Eox jr Fox Master De erase Fox. New York; Henry
Smith, M Fox, Phadelpha; MIR Bonafe and lady Ed
nond Bonafe Hsvre Or thieves and lady Charleston;
York
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Id1v1EhK0HB
HAvRE-Packet ship Aibany-Count Puttells-se the
steersge.
LvERPooL-Ship Marmicn-John Whitaker, Ann Foster,
Hennetta Foster Richard Foster. WIN Foster, England
BOO In steersge.
sAvANSAH-Brig l. Baldwin-E Wheeler.
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Domestic lmportatnons.
sAvArsAH-Buk Peter pemill -7sT bales cotton kRR
0rsyssso do Bsrstew PopcIY do Poirier Srgss5l do
Hubbe Ihafchsr orssn~8D bsgs nee douf Curtis Boil
5Alsssxs-3nS f Dalawis-sss bales ss9ss, ~ Brig
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SHES sEcqSsES ANsr 9ubksHx
eT Of
g ca: @
'
ne % ~
perfect nd LASTING in any and A
s. sS r % s
diseases; The d.psn.aIy srr,nssd that he
attendance in his private ready aud Wiling
n sS
no .ss
Or no charge Structure. cured in as many Week.
This medicine cannot Sc had genuine in Boston, oas
MARRIED LADIES WILL find MUCH 70 lqtersst
Hon 9wep addition: and s;sT.tions Sy 'GIO
d Y sd By :s
that different state Of society from the pTeser, would sr.
Be
poTs s Sn v s n state pa
%ay osvi.ts III saeh fes q the SccI cent.
fSl.dsIe .nS most soosslis"; The Edi.ss
OUACKERY IN NEW YoRK;;5;Dr. osolEa, duane
the victims OF esease the imposition OF quaeks to
pfD5s'sc ess '1sIS :Ss disease.
getting wore tried after another, all the adveItzmE
s unss 90 s c
Ny h.os: and wsT. rsn. IN and
ns an % sTs' i snds1 ous
care on the Of .snssy last rsS ,s'Gs i tSS IL. an
, "a 1n s.r THos GREEN BreLlaver HARLEM.
Sk FHE 2 %
Members Of the New York College Of Medicine sS and
8! N
Without rec
eston 70 the coess
One fi he
nected with the principal hospitals Europe the cure
hG'f Complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
RI r. cSvssY
living in the country and 6adins j. 70 maxi
sains u %sdisss fsSu;sI.s s:;sTn T.aie. sni. D.
ina: & :s s;s ai sAss Il
W. : 3 sNss s,... .s2s.9. M. N. f Ril
vELFEAU's sPECIFIC FILLS.
son. and al diseSas:s from The arssSrs
These Pills the result Of twenty years experience in the
oI n 'ss $
breas dsagreeng with the stomach or confinement
ccNsi' i ifu III oSSSt DEBILITY CURED.
V>HE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City Of New York, ~
confidently recommended for all cases debility produced
BILE remedy for impotence, stsrli, baroness, unisS
depending on malformaton.
Single bottles 81 each; OF half dozen e5 carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofths Union.
RECORDS ALTEnAT'VE MIXTURE.
EOR the permanent Of prlma.- or secondary
yenerial ulcers, nodes ecnpaIat produced oy a.
nudieious use OF mercury, uuakiiful Hsdioa tIees
All persons suspecting yenerea faint remaining n ne ~
tenn should use this powerful Pu6er without dssy - nI
disease. without hcroushly cleaning The system WIN ~
Sold "a single bottles 81 each; in csses Of hall dozes
for s.; carefully packed and sent to all paris OF os
CONCENTRATED EXT IH6 TA2EEF AHEssArARiLLA
Pharmacy established for the suppression OF quaeker
This refined highly concentrated exuae all
the purifying ualities and curative powers OF c above
herbs emily recommended BY he Coiiege a. superior
ns from an impure state Of the blood such scrouls and
sat rheum ring worm, bioches or pimples ulcers PAIN
The bones or jous nodes cutansous cupona uceIated
sore throat or any arising nom the secondary eec
Of svphilis or an injudieious use Of mercury.
Sold L : s..s: e SHs:ii: dose. b.s.. H
one dozen :" WM
Cssss ssTwsdsA. 20 ~ psru Of the Yrics.
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CAMP NEAR MosrEREr.

MT DEAR sIR You have before now had official in
respecting the three days battle at Monterey
but You have not been informed of fact that am
proud to relate The flag that presented by Lieut..
Porter to the Baltimore and Washington battalion was
the first American Dag that waved the city of
Monterey; my company was the colour company; ensign
Hart, who bore the Dag, lost his right arm, and small
portion of the staff carried of by the all the
colour was Immediately seized by one Of the colour
guards and planted under the heavy fire Of the enemy
upon the FIRST fort taken the 2st where it continued
to float upon the breeze until the victory won. |
don't know that can say anything Of more ioeres to
you for me to attempt to eEter into all the details
speeding the battle, could not do il on less than three
sheets Of paper and have little time spare must
BIO excused from the performance of that duty word
is unpleasant to think the bloody tragedy and the
loss of companions in arms is heart.rending History
furnishes no parallel Lieut. Col W. II Watson, Of
battalion, fell IN the conflict the 2ls You may rely
confidently on what write as true, sc.
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NEW YORK IND LIVERPOOL EMIGR~dIION
w pvpNrs % 0FFICE ,
forming the public Of the unseS States. that they
tnue despatch line Of first class Ships and Packets
New York. the Isl 9Th lh 10th 2lst and 26th Of each
month"; and the ian Goth for Philadelphia and the
also New Orleans during the healthy season. BY any Of
which lines parties for their ends to be brought
without disappointment delay, this being the oldest
and large In the trade Liverpool
and having found the importance OF direct Agency the
United States for the OF placing within the Of
the fe ds Of coming the immediate
respondence with respectable establishment, from whom
they rely for attention. and favor towards their relations
p w. BYRNEs CO. offer many advantages to pa,sen-
which Others have attempted in direct communica
by their ships from Ireland to the United States they
have invariably vessels during the spring from Dublin Cork
Waterford Belfast and Londonderry by which means emf
their and also that Of being landed of
the Of the United States which ships from
veIpoo nearly az the same cost direct TO New York
+. w. BYRNES co. have agents in all the seaport
in reland from whence leave for Liverpool
and OF the interior who most atte
embarkation and by whom any money be
paid that may be required to procure stores sc.
The who act for in the United States
NEW YORK-Mr. Edward Saul, 50 South, corner of
BOSTON-Mr. W. r. Mckay, 50 Nib street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H. G. Craig Co., Market
BALTIMORE-Nr. George Law.
NEW ORLEANS-Nr John Toole.
DRAFTS EXCHANGE Drafts fer amount, payable
sight, the Provincial Bank ireland and ell its
and also all the principal towns Of England and Scotland
r. w. BYRNEs & Co..
So South corner Of Wall ST., New York
P.W. BYRNES X CO.,
sS0 nkvn Waesr lo1n load
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PE,yATH IA SE RE HIHA
Nas5z llA sr fElEhEGNFk new Nsns.. 4
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine having had extensve
Is q ssi
promise % the Afflicted speedy safe and permanent care
and wsss indies die who have l.Sohag
sSnss and joints, n.,sur and .h.n d.esse; srSpaon.
giving mercury, iniudeous and objectionable
THE srrcs E4T9eF f ~ &: cur. ..
and III Of s om sss Sn
ass THAI ANY other
ness f'lsh One Ds sAk s,i Rsii
pkErxRED By the phi. COLLEGE, ss
in wh The nSs mclean r., q
proved by the College for the Of .crofuia,
an middleton. use Of mercury and unsKM medical res
n'n f So Ssi RS ri stack iSis'5
valuable ats.;,,s !. sure Ir%sd{ in :ypn both
msdsly after the frs, Of the d.sa:c Persons
g. the
should be without It, Single bottles One
Dollar cases of half TaE S01 ToS II ELIXIR.
DREPARED expressly for the Of those who have in
w
in either OF tbs nocturnal emissions. nervous lrrtsbi
sss .s%
never fails TO- proaaes periodical de.dsIsam that nature
sss' s: C Iii: s.
pATIENTs residing IN amy part Of The Union BY writing
viii Sc cOasussa upon By the members who daily for
n%sa Il hs
s Gi slq 20 all ms
Where one 1.-THE membsm-Doe,or McDOnneli.,i: u at
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TO wOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS
H. MIGEON 4 CO.,
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs., AND sAfTINETs RE-
Ne. sA wIsr ernrsr, Ny
IL! a 81, .; "ir'' w
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GALvIENsIS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1876.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 1916.
Later aud Highly Important from the Seat Of Var
From private letter received this evening, da-
ted on board of one Of the U. g.. vessels, we
make the following extracts
ga Mills VERA CRuz; Nov. 9, ls46.
A Spanish officer informs there now 600
troops The city of Vera Cruz and 600 in the Castle
that there is government in tho city castlehat
Santa Anna has to SIN Luis Potosthat the people
returning to their homes in Vera Cruz. The officer
thinks they had not heard of the attack Tabasco We
the soldiers and people from ship the
tie and in the city 1t was an English convoy which
Santa Anna seized to pay his troops There fact
not to be contradcted that the people OF Mexico OPP
posed to usthere no use in attempting to deny this
fact The city of Vera Cruz tonight at nine o'clock
is all illuminated We are located now very the
English squadron.
Our intelligent friend seems to think that great
things are expected of the Mexican Congress,
but we shall see.
The following extract of letter received by a
gentleman of this city, tells which flag Of the
army of occupation was raised i'll Monterey the
first of all This fact, we should say. was glory
enough for the Baltimore and Washington bat
TALON.
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RING,s COUGH CANDY.

~ age indications of sound intellect and
isnnobng virtue When suffering under the effects
os cold slight cough how much better to at rid
oft by employing Rings nivesally recommended Vege
BILE Cocsh Candy than to allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
gering asthma fatal consumption be your con-
stiutions Does sense point the proper
to be pursued-wsrm clothing and Rings Cough
d., hem why not ys. rs.ds your aching friends
Rings Candy-Havina been strongly recommended nv
KIND friends try Rings Cough Candy for very Sc
cold did with, must confess
iu virtues bat found myself relieved able to
attend to those dates f which had seriously feared be
Others prompts me @ give the lttle influence may
possess making the vruesof this remedy known 10 the
public, and imparug lttIe 81 that which powerfully
great assistance the effects medicine namely
SAMUEL ID. BURCHARD,
Pastor OF Houston Presbyterian Church, corner
Thompson and Houston stree Is, New York.
For sale at Rings s2 Broadway, corner Of John
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The PHILADELPHIA HERB UOGIUk
At 266 Brooms street, ~ Y.

JACOB vREELAN. Grsenyille, NJ cared Of scrofula
that vas wonderful cure you but call At sss you can
y standing John Boucher, IS Columbia street, had
the Rheumatism he unable walk without crutches
days. told me Of case Of DysentarZ cured two doors
torney street No n cured Of Eropsy and very bad
in eight he thought he would burst the .wsna 50
Mrs. DAVIS, Manhattan cured Of Consumption
ser beng given up by different Doctors, and raising
pint day Of blood and corruption Mrs Cling cnred OF
street. John Erwin cured q reursy 9th street Avenue
Harda 100 Delaney cured OF Dyspepsia Miss Levy, cured
Of Piles in one week. after having the six years One lady
reported FIVE by bottle dcine Of which
was Consumpton Of the Bowels Hnndrsds could be pro;
evidences produced TO convince the world 90 msnc
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BALTIMORE, Nov. %, 1916.

BALTIMORE NOV 10, lS46
The Weather Suicide Of Young Giri-.a Temperance
Proeesssa-R siief of Irsiand-Ths Markets, &c. &c.
We have had two very cold days, but this morning the
weather Is considerably mider and with clear sky and
bright sun, bids fair to be very pleasant.
young girl residing in Low street, yesterday com.
mited suicide by taking laudanum. She had msun-
Ierstandng with her beau which led to this unfortunate
tastrophe
George Collea one of the great Temperance leaders
in Baltimore died yesterday The preparations for his
funeral which is to take place tomorrow morning are
very extensive, and there will be Of the grsndet
temperance professions ever had in the city
The friends OF Ireland stirring themselves in this
city to raise funds their unfortunate country men
Of the Emerald Isle who suffering for the staff OF life
An effort is TO be made to raise sufficient money pur
chase vessel load Of and ship from port
ireland. This to be the most acceptable mode
Van Amburghs grand Menagere enters the city to-day
and will take its quarters in the Roman amphthe are
of Messrs. Sands Lent
The Seguins close their engagement at Holiday
Theatre this evening. They have had good houses
throughout their engagement.
WEIGH Delavan open the Front street theatre on
Monday evening with ring performances and grand
Tar MAsKsrs-on "wednesday holders of Howard stree,
price: and the market hiss without sales since
There tie stock of City Mills for sale The in.
There also inspected bb rye 1osr sad 1916 bbis
sorsss Wheat s Ia. declined several parcel, Pennya
aad white ~ Q, TO o. Maryland and Virginia reds have
but % to o; regard As the marse and
hes % per bushe There Is very little old
Saos.d cents. and and yellow" may be
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
AT r., q b; BEEN done % The
Pennsxl vssi. So g asked STATE loans tend upwardss
~ Ss,ss md ci :.
IS Of 1870 i.le.s NM Of 1875 81 Money aods ready
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THE PROPRIETORg OF this Establishment invite par
chasers examine their collection, rpSging
S5ee Dealing exclusysy in the article Of shay We osn
mako IL the interest OF buyers Of the large
snt ssprc well the low prices winch
selling 0y the ea'' aSAfS g 'pks S S1sh CO.
nj 1msr l70 Pearl street
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s, 1916.


The sentence of two human beings to expiste upon
the gallows their blood guilness will probably excite
the opponents of capital punishment to efforts to obtain
their pardon through executive clemency. As great
criminals those under sentence have been
screened In this within the last ten years. and
the friends of the present criminals may succeed though
the Chief Justice gave hope With the exception Of
Moran who was lexecusd under the United statas laws
FOR piracy, there has not been white person executed
in this county for the past aeen years; though several
colored men, who were without influential friends
money. have been hung crimes of less enormity
libel suit against the Ledger Of this city in which
william Runyan was the plaintiff this morning ter
minated by the rendition of verdict giving him 81 200
damages The Libel consisted of the mention Of tho
existence OF rumor duplicating the plaintiff in the
OF the Cashier family which appeared but In small
portion of tho edition. having been taken out by order of
one of the proprietors the moment he perceivedit
Two large locomotives have Just been completed by
he Messrs Badwins for the Georgia Railroad Comps-
ny, and viii bs shipped to Savannah in few doya
Meara Lopez saird, ofthis city have sntsrsd into
,ontracs with several ship.budsrs here for sin schoe.
'srs, to be completed By the Jet Of March, 70 ply be-
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nK CURBlTT, Member Of the University Of New ork,
- also Of the Medical Society has his Office from
Dusne u Beekman three doors from Nassau
of dseases for the past IA can warrant in all
cases. Dr. does not mercury in his treatment Oren
from A. M. till 3 r M. n2s lwsrc
MEDICAL AID.-Dn. GREGORY is consulted as usual
N1 all diseases Of delicate complicated He
regular Physician and Surgeon thoroughly educated
the principles and pctce of curing the diseases incident
his native country with Of nearly 30
His residence and Offices Ne. Roswell door from
Chatham street. to27 1mArc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evevy day, Price cents per eory-U
IS per annum-payabls in advance,
WEEKLY hERALD-Every Safurday--rrce ~ csp.s
per copy--3 l2k Per snnnm--paysole in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Evcry Steam Faetst day
PKiNTiNo ofsll kinds executed with beauty md
communicates, by nail. sadrsss.sd solths
establishment be paid or the pOstfgs will - -
'''''' ''7 S iai SYsSS:S:i : sG4s
,utsHT xf 49, n' y s, s:,4aIls ~,
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IN A SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING n

sug5EST REE a,1a, To
SRss my
e n Sg pos. through
S s:fs
nssrssns 70 the susleS-ash as weakness and raSv
Of the sexual oE.s from sSses:ss Or ssry improper hsS
and 81: sGSbDh sna
Ss f;;,sls nd !ss..;:s - 49,
su,hc, find. shs has bee. mate, q. TO
:So"d h talents to diseases
to cure 80 Easily. IL out sSs
sy were Known very different opinion would be formed
on tic veil BODY j:
them ofsuch nature a to effect poser indeed
either !:Tsi.
Bu. with regard he %os train of evils
ssS.: %
SooS % tho
many and 80 s.ssnt..y do sho;s
that What good b ds.uSetye in saoh:I s:
ssse @ IN hos %ho apply him.
sietsd with have been taking medeins. proper 0aiyn
their complaints neither the other but totally
and &c sa. 1 ssd
Gss as. ss
he is the better OF Now every rea physician or
.son knows &c phyS in hs world would never s1Ts
and speedily be removed every Of common pIs.
just land he can appeal to the most eminent physi.
every patient should know something Of the character
and talent Of the peson he i. about in such
generally accomplished in very little time and
provement years the this complaint In
deed the hands and experienced the
it demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
cnred bonn a hem source OF trouble and
anxiety for To those who cannot leave their homes
his peculiar and successful of and which,
being enclosed in little mahogany chest rice $o) be
safely any direction.
PSAware Of the seneral opini,n entertained of those
who obtrude their skill the public in these dis
eases, (muttades Of whom in paper) he
formerly felt incumbent to give statement ofhIs own
eminent and reerences The nece:sty for this
longer exists and rank the bareced
Of certain class become only mark ofthe mpudent
tender. ga Inns IRE
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'T'HETUNiC ELlxik o. kEsT0EAIixtt: CT gs;s
Medicine and for sale their ONCE Nesau street, New
York got up for the Of those VINO have IN
duued secrey, or conmeod Of any kind- This
invaluable will positively
either Of iFnbslttys
physica prosfration wssess Of the sszus
and constitutional debility, grcdnced ron any csuse- It's
sis 20 procure the periodical desdepm that nature o.
sps esaeutal good health and v40I
rice i've Dollars bottle or eases OF half dozen eA
carefully packed and FORWARDED e any Part Of The Union
.ia liner ~ Nassau st.. New York.