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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-29
HEADQCAErEss ANY or OccUrarIov,
Csmafpu. Scot 90 IsfC

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Agfeeaby to the terms Of On umsroe entered into by
MaI Gen n. Taylor, commanding lee Army Of Occupa-
uDn and the commander OF the Mexican force. ~ Monte
fy was ssabshcd that all the troops In the service of
The Mexican Government should retire west ui line pas
sing IN north aud south direction thirty miles n west
ward Of Monterey. All bodies of AIMED Nexicans there
Tore. who shall be- found henceiDh the nr ghbo bod Of
ihc Rio Gfandc, tho route Monterey will bo view
ed as acting without authority from their Government Off
cers' and will be considered and treated o. outlaws
The recent murders this vicinity and on the road cal,
Tor dcciacd action aud tho commanding general directs
1i OIL commanders Of posts and camps On tho fyer and
OF escorts on the route, every oKof0n to appehonn
snY McNicans who may b. found their wei nv bearing
ofms and furthermore h1t DO the event Of resistance or
attempt 20 escape Of sad Me1cans they shall be- treated
n' outlaws and enemies a. mankind and 6a be fired upon
by tho troops and captured or DESTROYED.
b. order 0l Moi. Gen PArrERsIv
GEo. A. Mccall, Asst Adrt General
OTei1I.
JTo. VI BFavviv, L. LET Arry, Acting AdTt
That some order Of ths kind was called Tor will appear
from tho ccum..auccs dtted IN tho following letter ne
ceivod by gentleman IN MaiawOros end published IN tho
fag The death Of Dr.. Aisbury is confirmed from ano-
Their source;
CEsALyo, Mexico. Sept 81, 1876.
Sm-from existing cifcumstinces DC devolves upon me
10 mem respecting INC recent robbery Of your goods
under charge ct ~ A.sbuy. On Monday night lsst.
When within one milo and a hsn ~ Ram > on me Mon
rose" some OF he oxen attached 10 the care 'e out
sno were unable to proceed further In order TO procure
fresh oxen d. Asbury Mr. MoIsia and myself pro.
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Terms Of caPitui"iiog, sc. &C.


GsHtsmsHl have just been reading the articles Of CO.
pula ogreed 70 by the commissioners Of Cen Taylor
and Gen Ampudia, and will give you tho substance Of
them.
The city, with all the forts and munitions Of war 10 DO
delivered Up 10 the commander Of the United States forces
Seven days allowed for the removal Of the Mexican
roops. Tney permitted 10 march out the officers
with their side arms, he cayalrY with their arms and
accouifomon, the infantry with their arms and acc1u-
trsmons SIX field pieces allowed IN be taken
away, with twenty rounds Of ammunition. u am ini1f
med that they rc ccd and look away twelve two nine
aud two Spoundefs The not to DO occupied by
the United States troops except Tor hospital and storage
purposos until inc Mexican Army retited. The Mex
cans we're ~ retire beyond line drawn through Rincon
ntdi F1r9 LulreH and San Fernando beyond which tho
United States army not 10 pass before eight weeks
until each shall hear from bic respective Government.
Our Army has taken, rather, retained thirty FIVE pie
" stblefy many Of which ysuabe, and as much
ammunition will be needed With them. The
killed md wounded Of tho enemy cannot DO asoerained
With any degree n certainty, but 10 is known that
their loss Tor exceeded ours The reports Of tho dioen
commanders In Cen Taylors army have oil been
n yet, bot enOHRh - known 10 render H certain that
loss will not vary twenty from five hundred killed and
wounded 4 considerable numtor Of tho wounded will
de that the number who will have Loot hof lives will
be about three hundred Gen Worth lost eighty killed
aud wounded about tucnty killed, have died since the
battle. Tho large fort tho north Of the town Is very
strong work, and would have cost heavy sacrifice II
lie have taken H. II is built scenuhcally-has four
sseIu e-oh o watch pierced Tor eight guns. Ins.de
o ho wsg which are appsrenhy new, and which enclose
large unfinished cathedral, inside Of which twelve
very large pillars intended for inc support Of tho roof
Those pillars are least twelve feet equafe the base
sud, Ike ,be was ere about 90 feet high The walls Of
- fo ore solid and neatly bullL hayng gateway snd
dra~brid0s on -, - -ids GeSl 70 lho city r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-29

Oh BALES FEATHERS. 80 bales Live
OO Geese P'ahrrs, in siore-for sale low toeor.by
&C % CAPRRTON 4 CRUMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-29
NOTICES.

Raw. pR. FvLLEH win preach IN the rirst Baptlsi {
evening. a. "a O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-29

TANNERS AND COAL PR olLs-25 bbls. Tan.
ners' OIL, in good order; 10 isrees Coal Pit Oiand
ing and for sale by
&C 2q-IOt DAVENPORT ALLEN e. co.
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John b. BIGGER's LOTTERY oFFICE-THR-
81 TEEsTH St.
$4,000 for to-day. Who wants it, Can be Obtained
by calling Or sending before "a r. NJ aud purchasing
uokoiirom BIGGER, that Lucky Youth. Only 81.
&C 30
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,nFSA FOR BOSTON---Tbe good sehr JAMES
NtAH FRANCIS Capt. Niekerson. having large por-
ton OF her cargo engaged and going board, will have
immediate dispatch Apply On board at Pickers wharf,
or Zoe 29l HENRY FISHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-29

The steamship Galveston. Capt. Wright arrived yes,er
DAY afternoon from Brszos Santiago coming by way Of
Galveston She has relieved citizens OF the painful
suspense which ,hey have endured for many days Our
adviees from Monterey down TO the 9Th Of October
The city in the quiet occupation Of our troops The
evacuation described in the letters
After perusng the letters wchsvs received by the Gal
weston and talking freely with several military gentlemen
gives us pleasure that We have corrections make in
the hrst report which Of the battles of Monterey
Officers who in those actions bear wines. to the f.
deity Of our correspondent
The following order OF Gen. Taylor announcing his vic
tory we copy from the American Flag OF the 10Th inst:
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| .exN TOR BOSTON---The regular packet Sehr.
EA&EI JAMS FRANCIS, having a large portion Of her
| cargo engaged and going on board, will have des-
patch For balance Of small sowage or passage apply
on board at Pickors what, orto
ID IItT
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Domestic Importation.

NEw ORLEANs-Ship Union-2 cases segars A Whetmore
81 bales cotton Markoe Mburn, Scott rs hhds tobacco
10 ck SO bales cotton 200 bs whkey 100 do pork Matt
i20 rice saRging Bumett9 do Everett Battells bales
hemp 3 Rsy-ll do Beach-5 Heran Lees-3 hid to-
bacco Hunt-l3 do X N1aand-238 BIZ tin Creok-2232
pig lead II RegeI3-l BIZ Alcott-l b Seaman & REX
Harper, B5others.3 Hoyt-ea Minton & Parker-53
Hasous Brotherss br pork 10 kegs lard bx Houe God
frey Coz brls Pois Freres-l Cochran-2l bs pork
bales cotton 20 pkgs Stanton Fros-3 cks
b 20 cks roots Laurence Reese-23 brls sugur Haen
coil brls Adams co-l02 bales Goodhue co-52
Emsrc-lsoe pig lead Strachan Scott-9 bundles Tuck
order.
SAvANNAH-Ship Hartford-loO bales cotton L Brigham
ia do Parmelec Rogers-33 do George Colns-S25
rec flour Boon-329 do Cloudy Wes57 casks rice &c
do and sundries, to order.
rSAvANNAH-erg Augusta-5l bales cotton Parmee & Rod
gers-30 Hupbe, hatcher 4 Gresn--lN Swain & CO.
l2l BRham-ll8 cask rice Phillips Ahorn-34O bags
rice heur Cloudy Wells-20 Lane Maynard-3,6 bales
cotton "a casks rice to order.
81 SLeyerich-4o AdsmsN Hswhom-ssl X Post-Ii pkgs
mdse 3 u Tobias-47 u Sutton--4 casks H stebbins
CHARLEsroN-Ship Charl eston-s boxes mdse @ Buckley
al bags fruit and sundries Taman-2 boxes mdse
bert Armstrong4 quarter casks varnish Hanboom-l32
bales cotton Emerlck-63 bales cotton Pameee Rogers
bbs mdse Henry stIibng-l hid becswax Knowlton-l
cask mdse Eli White Soni cask Cartlidge-l Dbl mdse
Morrsl0 bbls mdse Van Kleeck-42 tierces rice Geo
Bulkley-9i bales cotton Henry Coi-lo0 bales De-
peyser-ls8 and ~ bales cotton Brown Brothers col02
bales cotton box mdse SHastie-33 bales
cotton Drake Mills.
CHARLEsroN-Bsrk Mullholland-467 So hf do rice
efckenrath Fandaman-26 bis cotton Power Power-82
do II SLeverch-3l do Sprague, Robinson 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-12
RINGS COUGH CANDY.

1TOMMON SENSE has aIwayS been considered IN every
- ofte Indications Of sound intellect and
when exerted in the Of suffering humanity becomes
a ennobng virtue When suffering under the effects
OF cold slight cough how much better to rad
of by employing Rings universally recommended Vegrt
BILE Cocgh Candy than to allow the seeds Of perhaps Inn
gering asthma fatal consumption be Ia
stitutions Does common point out the proper
be pursuedwarm co,hng and Rings Cough an
why bot you esds5 e. your aching friend
Kings Candy-Havng been strongly recommended by
kind friends try Rings Cough Candy for very
it. virtues. but found myself sIeediy relieved and able 70
debarred. feeling of and desire benefit
OTHERS prompts give the little influence
possess making the virtuesf this remedy known to the
public, and impatug lirtle tat which proverbially
great the effects namely confidence
SAMUEI..D. BURG lard,
Pastor of Houston street Vreseyterian Church, corner
Thompson and Houston stree -, New York.
For sale at Rings 1872 Broadway, corner of John st.
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bound up the Rappahannoek ..h-s leorard o2psn osi
Bos,ou T. bres Susan Foster Phi asi s Colombo, Cot
fs Baltimore bouaa ~ Lagusy VIA o; re- % N,np
coke bound New Haven IL Hampon ROADS sshr onl-
modore Bedel from Norfolk fol New YORK Iaps
in the Roads SHIPS barks, aged ana herm Digs
and schrs. -,
PHILApELPHrA, Nov li-Buk Turk Eldridge, Boston;
brigs SAN Flynn, do; Roweni, Wilson, foro Cane,loi a
ward Adams. THOMPSON Mispillion; sehs WIN Usi.met,
nos Lsmphar' pishson Chief. Dole, New York; ho'e
PosTLAND, Nov Arr. schrs Sarah, Parsons New York;
9Th, john slbut, Jonespou for Smyrna (suhposed DELI
Cid, 9th ship -, (new, Of Haven't Soule Baltlmore
bsgque Francis Louise tnswl WAIT. of and for York
PRovDENcE, Nov 9-Cld, brig Sea Flower, Allen Havana
RIcHMosp, Nov 9h-Cld. French baque Olympic Raoult,
for Havre; brig Keying, Flanders, for Liverpool.
SAVANNAH NOV J. Arr brig Baldwin, Basset New York.
CId-bsrs Isaac Mead fie.sn; New YSIt; sehr, Oscar,
ship scotland Mills Livepool; bark Isaac Mead Pckens
New York brig Cinton Andrews do schrs Oscar Adams,
WIscAssET, Nov 7-Cd ship Canton, Packard, Hevana.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOvEMBHR 1a.

Esas1 Hy Mw WIN bar.
sabine RoSia.sn hss.ns H fhe
Carroll srreon %tss dSs1ssson
5ass
Arrived.
Michel I'll Oct IN 'is Sa msnoS %,'h
:'sn lS. OH. i ss.t
spencer sp,nksb badly damaged entire suit Of sails
ss iss &c ass
Sis1 the Hook
Ship Union Johnson y days f% New Orleans, with mdse
Ne carried forctopsallant mas has been Of
shp Charleston Brown, I'm Charleston I'd inst to George
ship hartford sannem.n 10 day. I'm Savannah to Durham
Ship Arson, Bahman, days from Charleston to George
BG. ms., ssa RsIuSe Tssr 40 days from Bremen
Bark Home wias.e from Rio Jansiro Sept %, with eof
fee aGo.pns Sen The Hon. days
Bark Amelia Mulhoisnd, Yates ds I'm Charleston. with
cotton TO the master 9Th inst lat IS a. Ion "a brig Nor
sn Brig Thomas T.owSrdse wht,ls,.y day. from Port
a. wH the brig s5:
S to lay TOO % 60 hours under
West. day. from s. with orwooa to
brig Can't 10 Joh MmfI from as "a
Of Boston, fm Cienfuegos.
BIZ brig William Ray 10 days from Havre de Grace, NF,
Ss1t pos. b. to 81 Sm "a a
to Halifax.
Danish brig Eliza Jorgsnsen, days I'm Rio Jsnero, with
cohee to w RekenRill, & Co.
Brig q Bourne Trlmm, days I'm St Marks and Is days
fm Key West with mdsc TO Coe, Anderson Co. Leit at
Key West schr Planter Fowler I'm Rhode Island IN days
passage; schr Alexander fm do.
Brig Augusta, Sherwood days from Savannah surEes.
Clcsrman * Co
Brig Emms Prescott Down. days FIN Calais. with pota
toes, to Post X JOY.
Brig Thomas Walter Msrshmsn 10 days I'm Philsd in bal
last, TO Lhamherlsin K Phelps.
schr Ann Elizabeth, Adams 90 days from Falmouth tJa
with mdse to Loue Left brig Pioneer for Norfolk aunc
schr Fores King Allen I'm Alexandra, bound TO Boston,
put IN for hsrbor.
Sehr Perm. ste;rns Phisdelphi., with coal;
Hampton pilot boat Mary Ann Hicks I'm Hampton Roads
and tho Breakwas days, with potasoss Has enPenenesd
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Increase. -. l,4l6,233


By reducing the wheat TO -four the quantity left at tide
water this year. compared with the corresponding period
Of the last year. shows excess equal to barrels
of -four.
GRAIN.-There was very fair demand yesterday, and
large sales made at 81 as 81 u for Gene
White and 81 is for Red. In Corn 1000 bushels Of
White Jersey sold at 80 81 cents, and 5000 Nor
thern Yellow at 10 and s0-mixed is worth rs a 10
Notwithstanding the incemency of the
Their, toerabe business DONE and the market ap-
pesred to be settling down Some 5000 barrels were dis
posed Of at So l2h for Genesee and Troy prime.
CorToN.-The sales yesterday were 1000 bsles to
day they amount to 1900 bales only Prices both yes
yesterday and to-day rather favored the buyer and are
generally similar to those existing before the arrival of
the steamer. The advance of quarter cent which was
obtained on few parcels has since been lost and we
learn that our inside quotations guide to the
kst The recedng Of prices is attributed to the rise in
freights to Europe Threeeighths Of a penny is now
demanded for Liverpool whereas last the rate was
fsrthng Exchange 10 also heavy and these facts are
sufficient to account for the decline, the face of the
very encouraging prospect for prices abroad.
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New Bedford OIL market.

Nov. 9.-Sperm-Prces have improved and holders
are looking forward to still further advance We quote
sales Of ASA bbs lat Wareham) at s9 cts per gal 1875
bbs at 81 cts, 1918 bbs at SO cts; and ll40 bbls
prices not made public.
Whale-We hear of sales of 700 bbls at IS cts; 800
bbs at 81 es 800 bbs at 80 cs 200 bbls at 81 cts
Fahaven 1850 bbls have been sold at SO cts and 700
bbls at 81 cts In Edgartown 1000 bb Sea at 81 cts
cash.
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LvEsfoot-Shp New "a nfshre.i box Napier-l3o
DO Thos Whittake sonSs do hhds F. Cauldweil-9,9
bars IRON N l. Chapman-l000 brick H Holden-9 crates
wells Fit son-l76 boxes 1876 bundles iron Pheps
Dodge e1I2 tales Hidden ,onEloOO bricks rvin,
Legget6 bales Smith Thurgar co-S50 boxes Masters
Wilbur Scott cask GIll-io0 tons coal Reybum-s
crates hhds ESQ bbls 927 bars iron order.
BREMENIBarque Repubc-i box Reed & Tayor-iF
Murry,I Jnory Behrmann-ll x w Liliendahl-I Bart
lett X Milford-l Emenputch-2l Reimer X Meeke-2
Denn,s Halsted-I Rocker y Molmsnn-lJ Heckmsnn-5
Nv holerton-9 Bechlet X Dreger-1 e Husslaum-2 T.
Muier.sJ Brthaupt-l q Poppe-2 Boring & Mitte-T
Victor Achelis-i Csnel Flemihg-8 Crook Benn-
helmer u Housmann-a7 Hoore Vietor-5O 43G
81 mdse Henscher x Unhart-22 to order
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quick sale at good prices from 81 to 6 per pound
The arrivals Of molasses have been small but the
ket is firm at 26 ~ cents Since the reception of the
Caedonas news the -four market has taken start and
the price advanced to So 10 So. The rise in the
Ohio will bring down fresh stock and cause a slight
decline There rather languid in the corn mar
ket bet II viii improve before the end of the week
Freghh for Europe e taken at TIC to Id for Liverpool
ana to lc for Havre In exchange the transactions
oI last week were limited The sales cotton to-day,
VIII probably reach 600 bales at last weeks tes-the
sales already made this morning conforming 10 them.
Yours Sc,
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CLAssITIcArIor.

TEAS AT AucrioS.-Teas imported in the ship Thomas
W. Sears-Terms notes at months.
Hysonl0 chests at 40 cents per Id; ~ do 81 l04 half
do 49, cases 81 do al 100 10 Id boxes 49, % chests
and 10 half do withdrawn.
Young Hyson-39 half chests o. 3s do 501s 36 do a.
81 do 81 al do 36 l20 do 30h 40 do 80 10 do 2eH 81
do 26is 40 do 90 do 23 1906 do u.s. do a. 10 do g. 10
do ~ 10 do IS cases IL do As rs l5lb boxes So 80
do S. 35e l3b do as 80 do l6 80 lab do 90 so chests
and 2i7 half do withdrawn.
Hyson skin-I2 half chests 4o ID do 40 81 do 49, IL
do %, 20 chests 27s "a do &C. LOG do a. 70 do 22H
Gunpowder-30 half chests 81, IL l5lb boxes 80.
lmperial-20 half chests So
Twankaylo half chests go 10 do 49, 10 do 27, rs do
26h, 100 do as.
Oolong souchong-o00 half chests 3lk % do 26I 100
lab boxes IS, 90 l3lb do "a, 100 cases 22k.
Nngyong souchong-a35 halt chests 81 100 do 2o $50
do 2s}z 90 15lb boxes o.
Mohea souehong7 half chests ais, lox chests 2lk,
40 half chests 1915, LOT do 10.
Oolong-l2 cases 46, % do 3lh
Powchong-l6 chests ~, SO do 46.
Powchong Oolong-20 chests 2s, 20 %.
Chuian Powchong-4o hf chests "a.
Nngyong Powchong3s hf chests IS, so do 2oIs so do
~, % do 81 10 do l7-323 do withdrawn.
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a TREATIsE on DISEASES or. THE SEXUAL

A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL
"A. sYsTEM.IFifth Edton-Adapted to popular aid
reading and the exposition erSuaeke by Ed
compete review all the Of premature decay with
the symptoms of class Of hfe
also of every disease of the sexual system IN Ian
guage adapted reader The Boston Journal says;
Dr. Dixon has much aud well various branches
surgery his book shows thorough acquaintance with
modern science Structures, gonorhea, vecocee, hydro
csle and stula particularly well treated Of he author
originality and thorough devotion the rational OF
This and his ingenuity under surgical cir
cumit.nces stamps his book with interest"
DR.. Dixon pupil Of Doctor Mott andla practitioner OF
fifteen years standing. His book is written with great
delicacy and in plain and decided languager
will doubtless do good-( Evening Post For sale by
CHARLES H. RING. corner of John street and Broad
wav >nI2 ltsF
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy--N
Is per sunum-pavabls in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturdsy-Price ga cents
copy--3 lax annnm-pay able in advance.
HERALD FOR EUROPE-svery Steam Packet day.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pr,ces-alwsys cash
PRINTING ofall kinds executed with beauty aud
patch :, . -.
All letter or communications by mail, addressssd 70 the
establishment be post paid, or the postage will bel
ducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the
NEW YoeK HERALD EsrABLIsHMErT,
North West corner Of Fulton and Nassau streetf
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50 do. Grain-very little doing with the trade, and
buyers for export render market quite nominal Ro
cevers asking cents bushel above the current
rates previous 10 the arrival Of the steamer but sales
Rye held for advance, with some small sales at SOC
per bushel
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Nov. 9.-At market 1850 Cattle, u yokes Working
Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves 1900 sheep and Lambs and
about $50 Swine.
Beef Catte-Extra at S. vs. first quality S. 80; sec
ond quality 81 % a s.; third quality 50 30 81.
Working Oxen--sales werc not noticed.
20, 81, 70, 30 and $35.
: sheep and Lambs-ssles Of lots at 81 u, 49, 49,
l 90, and 81 So Dali.
swine-sales at wholesale, 3S for sows and AZ for
Barrows at retail from sc for sows to 6sc for Bar
rows ;od Hogs 4kc.
NB-We noticed six beautiful oxen fed by Mr. saml
Sweetser, of Athol Mass, taken by Mr. Daniel Ather
ton at IS as per 100 lbs.
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heavy gs-y Of wind fun 4 for days Saw disnsstsd brig
in tow pilot boat Furley, going IN to fhadephia.
Below.
Swedish brig Amphoe. os dys fm Rotterdam, with mdse
to Boomer Co
Alse, brigs unknown
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'ESTTMONJAJ.

r LIE CHEv,R DON ANGEL CALDERoN DE LA
BARCA, Minister Fenipotentiary from the Court Of
Washngton do state, that have known Dr. A. c. CASTLE
gentle standing in his profession Of med
cal surgical Deptsthat those requiring profession
AID may place the fullest confidence in sk and nteg-
rity. Signed, A. CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
and perfcns every operation pertaining Ne restoration Of
the mouth, gums and teeth. - lmsrh
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ANOTHER CEKTff1CATE
OF cure performed BY Dr.. UPHANS PILE ELECTU
" AIRY, addressed 10 the Agents in Rochester -

OARY, addressed to the Agent; in Rochester 81 49,,
M.s.r. Post winis-Gent.: i is with ordinary eel
ngs pleasure a, am en,SeS to oIn yog oihs ss 81,
9% Of .es; w
s have e!s am
,% s & ' % M
hs II h n sna
and to purify the boodthas rsmoung the cause Of hl''
~nsh Co & to ob.s the E.e
mad q bs.. phy.,si.s. g
Pile: please &. e me r in he town Of
sa: Information than able
III mr., y &: e:
Mrs. HAYS. BROOKLYN. Price g. $50 lm.rh
Hos.
loci. 'a. entitled to 'i szwsrssE y. s8Ess
Fir psE4sfGF6 6E p %
Members Of the New York College q Medicine .ad
70 ss:s t pse.s1 Of ii
ssssss Of private nature, sasniy proni..
s
the Gss
= a vas, amount suffering and time may be thus avoided.
those complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
&c To
sa II afss
S. e.s
time Of and elsewhere
any, ''' enclosing y Nm Is
vELPEAUS sPECIFIC FILLS
FOR the radical cure Of gonohoea seet seminal ennis
These Pj: r: result ~sssv year. :.s:S,s.es i y.
.p n an
for ali disss:s: Of The arssra They ssc, cure .
shorter time than other remedy without anting the
business. So. .n' or no"
THE foSc DsDs.a y sSs Coles. OF
e al C
by secret indulgence excess Of kind 1t nvaua
Single Bottles 81 esch cases of halfa dozen ss carefully
packed and sent 70 all paris ofths union.
RECORDS ALTEnAT'vE MIXTURE.
FOR the permanent cure Of prma o secondary syphis.
usoa. Ct ~ q
All inspecting vcnerss tsnt remaining u their
hSd & II. s. q: 81
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system with this
Sold single BOTTLE: At 81 .aeh half done.
coNcENTEaAnnNE4R k kKxT ms ssA &
DREPARED by the New York College Of Med,c,ns aud
and
md sRi;' IL power q q: sss,:
Of ssr:.pars beSfs the pssle
aaa impure eS
salt rheum. worm blotehes pimples ulcers, pam IN
s snr o OF the
Of syphilis or an njudicious Of marcury.
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