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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-12

July l6, ls45 the warmsst day last seasonal 2
p M. that day, the mercury stood lO4
lad named Thackara, eyed about 10, fell from the
roof OF printing Office in Casters alley, four stories
high, this morning. and taken the hospital in
dying condition His thigh broken and his head 20
much injured that conclusion of the brain
stoned
A lad named Duch, was drowned this morning,
while bathing in brick pond, near Broad and Master
streets.
The Rev Henry Major recently the pastor of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church of All Saints short time
since seeded from that iah and has joined the Roman
Catholic Church To reward him in some measure for
the station he has resigned he has been appointed Profess
sor Of Hebrew and Bellies Lettres in the seminary of st.
Charles.
Borromeco, hand employed in loading the brig Te.
cumseh at Richmond, fell dead yesterday from the ef
The clear and warm weather affords the farmers
hnc opportunity OF gathering their crops which
y speaking promises fair yield Business during past
The anticipated passage of the Tariff bill has its
effects upon the markets and those who, from their poll
tious in their declining to sell unless for the
best paper The late from England has had no vi
sibe effects upon staple articles Stocks of cotton
and woollen goods are complete and prices steady,
though business is still inactive. No alteration in the
prices Of coal and the demand for shipment stl
tinues us vessels were yesterday loading with coal
Port Richmond white ash 81; red SAL; Lehigh S4is
Al. Sales for city S. 81. for schuylki and Le.
high Sales of cotton have limited and no alteration
ton OF prices Receipts 247 bales Sales $50. Very
few vessels offering for feightng to Liverpool prices
nominal Is for Hour ID for wheat; and I'D for cotton
land, and 81 for New York There was better denand
for -four for export during the first of the week hold
firm $500 bbls fair and good brands sold at
S3slii S3s71a 1900 bbs fresh ground 81 81 l2I.
1000 bbls mixed western brands at 80 u.s. Exports dur
ing the week, 1888 bbls four ?6s bnls corn meal aud
359 bbs rye -four. The receipts Of grain have been
light and prices, owing to scarcity have slightly
ced 900 chiefly Pennsy lvania reds sold al 90
81; whire, 95 DC Southern, 81 %. Yesterday the
market was heavy at Ole. for prime quality.
The shipments Of coal this season, exclusive OF the
business on the Reading railroad amounts to 1874 500
tons this add 523 56 ought the city over the
Reading road and the total is 707 95s tons The freight
received on the Reading road during the last week
amounted to $43. l6l ID cents.
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD.-6 sbs Pcnna Bank, 2A
AFTER BoARD-l share Penn q. Bank, 2H
SECOND BoARp.-I share Northern nix OF Kentucky %
AREA SALE--Iooo Reading bonds, G's 72ss; 1000
do 72L. 80 800
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY Ia.
Cleared.


Ships Norman SPAWN, Brazos Santiago; Florence (Bem)
Curphy, Valparaiso SC, B4rtlett Harlad B1) Hooper,
Nesmith Walsh; Edward, Thies Gottenburg i 4 Hal.
hichs Elizabeth Jordan Portland, Bunker Place Briggs
Coz @osa.. GPrnsJ fFH Flushing, &c. Weisses; Ass
sia tPon) Coelho, Mades McEyers Gen Marion, Syl-
Hoey, Say annah Surges, Clesrma Co SchIs Curlew:
Tikiob Carseoa, FouIhe Son; Gen Grant Newman; "
liant Halle City Point; Despach, Corson, Wilmington;
u Jon. Griiag do; Msnkm Terry, BALTIMORE Geylon'
Tosten. Newbem, Elizabeth Ann -, Yarmouth Ms, J
FIday-bark St Ann. iBrj Richards, Nova Scotia
Arrived.
Packet ship New York Cropper, from Liverpool June O.
with mdse Ii Marshall Exchanged signals with bark
Balllc June 81 in lat As 10, lon % 20
cotton, Collins Left the city the 18th ult and the
Ship Wabash Hathaway. ls days from New Orleans with
Brig Chsires Fasher, from Malaga, June with mdss to
July lat 81 25 Ion GO 30 the Gulf struck by whir
wind, which hove the brig her be end and washed
thing off deck, lost caboose, cooking utensils
Brig Carib Clark days from Pictou Ms, with COAL to
Brig Allen King, Manson, days from Boston with mdse
sehr Gysnei, smith Pnsdsiphis with coal.
Schr Ravens, Turner, Berlin, with corn
schr lndepsndenee, Decker. Virginia, with apples.
sehr Empire Burr Philsdephia. with s COAL
soop saml Dayton, Decker Virginia, with apples
Below.
Ship Birmingham Robinson, 40 days from Havre ballast
Ship United Kingdom BIZ Teulon from Liverpool May
81, with passengers TO McMurray
Also ships and brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Waterloo, for Liverpool.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArroy.
The CrOy,s.


In Canandaigua county, notwithstanding the promising
appearance Of the wheat crop, few weeks since,
learn that many fields considerably affected with
rust and othersby the and though many fields look
markaby well there is hardly prospect of an average
crop. Several farmers have commenced hayins and
harvesting, and during the present week large portion
of the wheat In this county will fall before the cradle
Corn barley oats and potatoes give promise Of album
dance.
The Burlington Gazette says The crops in Burng-
ton county have generally been abundant The wheat
has eed from the fly in many places while in others
it has escaped entirely. The wet weather has caused
much of it sprout The little rye raised in
state has suffered greatly during the late rains OF grass
the yield has been almost and hay must
sell a; very low price the coming fall and winter The
wheat crop has been much injured by the fly in Salem
and Cumberland counties. that probably not than
twothirds, certainly not than threequarters of
average yield will be obtained There also unfavor-
able reports OF the ravages Of the fly in East Jersey
The hay crop appears to have been abun
dant.
The Ciereicnd Herald Of the 7th inst, says The
weather is all the farmer desires and the growing crops
were promising in this quarter The injury
to wheat from rust will be much than was antici
pa.ed week age and the yield in the Lake region bids
fair to be unusually large Considerable has been cut
and our farmers are now in the midst of their harvest
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TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
Of Representatives.



On motion OF Mr.. McCLrRNASp, O resolution was
adopted TO terminate the debate at o'clock to day.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole the
State Of the Union.
Mr. Nc )owEtL Of Virginia gave notice Of an amend
men, which he designed TO Offer, with view to recon
cile the conflicting views OF members.
air VISIov of Ohio said that the subject of gradua-
ton had been before Congress for. than twenty
years The Senate has passed bills for this purpose but
they had been uniformly rejected in the House. The
matter had been more thoroughly better de-
bated than now The land system older than Il @
constin ion, aud made by the fathers OF the coun
Try and was nearly SYNONYMOUS with the Of the
voluVn ihey mad two great pu poses in vew-one was
10 supply the treasury far practicable from that
source and the other was to l up the country in
tastes ana best manner possible IL gentlemen would
study the history would be found that these were the
ends then in view When consider who projected this
system will be appaIen. that it belongs neither 10 the
democratic or TO the wing party II older than the
present parties are. IL had never been marty question
in the House aud he could not bring himself TO believe
that stem having such important Influences will mar
take OF party character and be supported ON Inc,
ground He believed tina, 1t would be Kept as hereto
fore free iron party But gentlemen say that the old
machine Is WON out and they must throw il aside ami
erect new one. There, however was no fault in the
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oN cKaTAIN lMPoETANT MAlApNA

Ell cES SaA1 !, I 2. s;TrA MAR
e:ss Ss: i: e + ~ @ s::
md s s1s % ina. bs,ds xss
BY ysas5';l other. which deeply
he in cssa. :. .s:9S. sS sss.y
bsfsE 81 TEs DS6fAf
are ignoraaiy called Grass Stone. which who
faithful. and deliberate sreston He deems proper, also
here TO present TO the public the following
STRICT RE AND ITS CURE.
This being very little understood. although the most IRE
Quent and important consequence Of dsease-n former
diseases which were mistaken for and s
% s fact @ CT re- IL ss:s
too ueh space the following rsmarks will be confined TO
Among other things remarked ,ha, "
much diminished case Of structure; ,hi. iads.d
I. for months AID even Years without producing any srr
lag change this respect Neither there should
Sisss.e PAM certainly now and them co%psusa
with regard to other Effects especially Of early cases these
observed al the mind and nsrvOu. system I.thsr
which mos, pscu eoE 70 e and .: &c
might be most Of these belong to other
form While he yiownr three be oS to s.rcss ia il early
stage and when is SO easily and certainly removed The
h T2E ma MANNER Of h. been already
what ss to sr the peculiar way which
s f should happen after the eoths: re ADJUSTED 'hs!
ranS D may seem would AFFORD strong :a.peioa Not
ever but certainly structure can exist without it, The
ut TYE y 9SEsvS SosoRRm a!1 MAY
:aes seventy aasi DC i;ssh q Ss.S
may have thu, . 20 be liter Nas.
without producing o5 one person naturally more
Sss from to eight length At
least would strengthen other suspicious crcumsance.
The Effect STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
hi. complained Of IN the degree every
rarely sees cass Of stctals in which the patient doe.
formsry This also is effect though i,sIe and.l-
but
easily imagine that there is medium by which the mind
medium The seIaI .hs mind This how
sysE is better ,, explained IL The Private IIsasi.s Of the
Of
With respect the cure Of stlcurehis j is gratifying
to sasy very
years the Of this complaint In
demanded months Many consult The writer who
perfectly cured though hs. been source Of trouble and
manner which safely any distance
1t now remains only to add that the author Dr. Ralph
gives his entire attention Disorders of the Urinary
Geneative Organs and that the of
Of GRAVEL every FORM he with confidence claim
knowledge and experience not BY
| in this country.
by post are faithfully replied to- may
be addressed either % Greenwich st. box go lower
| Post Office.
The author formerly felt incumbent him 70 give
statement Of his medical and
eminent and references. Owing how.
ever his extended reputation this speciality" be
finds the necessity for this longer and rank
the barefaced claims to medical titles hospital expert
ence Of class Of people become mark of he
| pudent pretender jy3 lwsr
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THIRD EDITION.
THE PRIVATE TREATISE.
a. N. ID

This little work will be found inv aluable
ls BY giving PLAIN Of innocent disorders
that clos ELY RESEMBLE those of a certain nature Il
alarm and expense Few are aware
the deceptions existing this subject.
md giving faithfully the same recipes used IN
to Obtain or compound the MEDICINES themselves.
3rd Il also, explains PRIVATE and CONVENIENT
mode Of cure that can be found nowhere else.
NO other york out fhis such instruction az really
pretend to do So
street. (pce SD by post unbound The sutsor
may be consulted personally (eIcsp sunday) by post
these and every other disorder Of the urinary Dis
EASE OF THE KIDNEYS GRAVEL and those rorcus urinary
1erhons whtch are ignoranftv called Gravel Stone,
deliberate attention
copied by some. ia rfwsm
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Hour.r plates Phelps Dodge eo-s ok,
casks r prone Tcms. seara easI. @sd eSs ay.lOe
Brotsrl case Mortimer Goansaa case, stewart
bury Seo-s cases and bale Psssl-l do Wm Ben's
..yhAll bale Chester Clark co.'s eases X
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Wright Savage Latmer-2a do and bales dol bales
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a sad bale: Cromwell ilaght 4 eo2 bale. and cases
s,s cases Jam naa Lsss eose Hora
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brothers-2 cases God Taylor Sons-2 cases Osborne
Listel task order2 Nichoson-23 cases bales
efdvr9 cases bales Advemsd Strongs bales a cases
Wright, Sturges Shaw-3 cases Brace Benjamin l. co..
cases aIes Codin Bradley col cask VIM Bryce 4 CO
-icask Walsh MalIory26 cases "a bis Mtceell &C
81 Bird Gililow co5l Sands, Fuller & COLI Nicho
soa-2 Durham x Hunts Hunt, Dombmann < COS w
Lummies col Richards Basser x Abom-50 tons coal
H MArshsli-l King x co "A Kembie.
MALAcA-Brig Ch,iIes6o0 quarter casks wine 0i boxes
louorice paste 81 bales liqporce 81 do door
Eaaci, Co-2i9 Indian bills wine 80 bundles lquorce
root 3s9 boxes rasns zig half boxes do ~ quarter do
pnckages rchand ze-Agunre Gaway-0O casks
was do do olive OIL s boxes ra,sns ~ half boxes raj
half pipes wine 10 bYs half bxs do quarter do
Hnwes Godfrey co3SS bxs raisns l half do 80
dal2 bales corks kegs olives Thomas Hsken78 quarter
casss wine, 40 Indian bbls, order.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMoRr. July li-An brig Chief Kirwan 81 Thomas;
NH n,, v,rEss HI, do E,.sIpTss G,bbs PIymooh'
church. Weymouth Mass; schr Convert, Hnkiey, 81 Tho
mas od png ksnt Allen, Point Isabel; schrs Convert De-
NoRroLy July e-Cld bark CIarssa Perkins w Indies =
Portland.
pnL.DELrIlA, July li-Auschrs Mar, Thomas, Havsna
Grecian herr,ck, Luhec; Eunico Rose, Gaines, N ork
Cldbngs Lopez North. Prrnambueo; Tecumseh, Nevis
Boston, ia. CLARK tBr MeLesiS s. joSns B jill B
Halifax Ms sehrs Sarah Nah Koppe5hoidt, Bosoa Pho.
Crowell, do; Edith, do do; White Carson Providence
Levenank, rinney, York, NJ Messeroe, Young, do;
IL f. Mead, Smith, Fall River.
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Ship Waterloo, for Live


Lepen,nt Cornell of the Revenue utter Jackson. has
rom Cntyhunk Light House sw by S. distant mile. in
fathoms water.
Foreign Ports.
BREMEN about Juae bSld brig Wellingsly Davis Bait,
HAvANA June 2s-In port bark Hora,io Hail. for Cowes
Boston; also, Am bark Sid Caik Verona Howss for
JKREMrr, June as-No Am vessels in port.
sAGuA La GRAsDr, july 2-sld brig Science, Herrick,
SANTA Cruz Cuba, June 2o-Barque Chas William. Kea
e, a.
rsoOl 90 do SID si'i i brig 1G
ssR 3is Elm Mary
sa. tTsi%
sa % Es. E'i A ksoT T;aP P Gor aET
Ff fsSa ra
if sffGsa @ s%'s5S
ss WG% @l aaS Sas
si 'isss aSS'
Tf Hamga feqd Lor e, NYos; S%Ss
beng s% 9sd Ass
$ SxGa dT:Ssd G si
is nai sRt p'SSs' afHi . s.n s
Halet Maplmein and Calcutt, 0neco, Drew, Norleans
s%E; As r'' CID 9is':
ss e sss "e o0s s Ss.
Big c0RsoTa yhisS es 9Th for she
tats on board s!Seemotiys. ~" 49,,
B1eohns., saysnnsb h brig consse9 Ii,ssone d. ''
fSs science s, FS YORK; W: .ad
Tx % Gs% ". al az Ss BoaSs
Headed shot Keys, spoke schr Eugene skinner hence for
voy Humphrey, Boston. ''' 'N' '"'"' oO"'
5 Kss. aodi do " SD 3D. r .sE. G Ms~
New BForsnR. july s@Arr Dutch s.lhot Annals, Mug.
Grs. & FL i hss s% c s f T
Seine. socumb, Pacific Ocean. '''
Morris Sharp do; Rival Thompson do; Lion Lewis do.
OBJ EsS, B1ooa Fs 'Sh Watson Townsend Pa
:, NEwBuRYroRr-Below 10th, brig Adelaide Bray frcm
Nnw onLsAE,-A % inst ship Norfolk Rogers Boston
All s' w% s. ssS ss
Lsoq,ds;
10 h sss ky sa Ss hp IGi s:
,rsas went to sea on Isl inst Ship Lapisnd on the S bar
NcsS 5ay ra
EobSn;Ss; AlDs.Fe (nswl Brown LaSee Mary
ASSss opSes ~ York Ats'' Ga S Sas;
Crleahs' beamaha eci Emily Cummings Sage,
Antigua. etc; Brazilian Hitchborn, Salem; Adelaide c.
WashbuTn Nason Dghon Mass Bgrmeh, Sargent Boston;
Cottre do: schE Mary Hammond, Hamilton, Demsrsrs
Sage Johnson West Point: Ariadne, Baylis Providence:
Eliza Lawton, Comet, Hartford; Isaac Lockman Hairband
Nswmki Louis, POST Hartfosd; Joseph Brown May Provi,
Boston, Irene BSyap want, Do CynOsure Waite Poit
Boston; Rio NickeIsog, do; Mary Susan Fullerton. do
Harriet Chs9der, Ewing Norwich; Mary, KeIlum Peek
Daley, " York: Potsville, Miner do. s' '
PonTlASD-Ar ath sch Kate Aubrey Chandler Phila; 9th
brig Adenus, Drinkwater, Turks Island ' w.
PRovDENcE, July Arr schrs Berry Kelley Rail-, q
s sses0n tnsw Wnshs fhis scaac Baker dos oog
AZ schr Sid sehs Albert yina Nichols; Adams Baker.
f.me,as ysngideri Sarah Louisa, Miller, and II W God
1. DO; 1S% ne, LsnPhse Ksnney And Empire Dayton
vhioHMoND-A5r otfsins schr Frelinghuysen Bogar
YORK; Willow K,s99aney, Thomaston.
" York; brig Savannah, Hswiey, do.
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BALIIMoRr, July Q, 1916.

BALTIMORE, July 9, 1886
The Hot Wsathsr- CUMMINGS stall at Large-.amelia in
Baltimore-The Wonderful Steepis Christ Church.
The weather continues decidedly hot the thermome-
tor ranging through the day tfrom 81 to 80 degrees
Louis Cummings the murderer of Leplat Carter
the 4;h Of July has been arrested yet notwhstsnd
ing reward of $500 is offered for his apprehension He
is believed to be still in this city, in charge Of commit
tee of the rowdy gang in whose company he at the
time of the murder who keep strict watch on the
movements of the police, and warn him when danger
approaches.
The distinguished poetess Mrs. Amelia Webly, is now
in Baltimore on visit to her relatives She is native
of Maryland and can only be claimed by Kentucky as
The most amusing affair in Baltimore at present. is
the new steeple erected Christ Church. in Gay street
II specimen of the progress Of the fine arts that
should cause all her yotaries in the remote
corners of the earth, to undertake pilgrimage TO Bal
more TO examine its fair proportions Such steepe 10
be with in any city town village, or hamlet
in the country and in all probability, he who looks
Every passer by gazes at il with tie most thrilling sur
prise and astoni'hment-he horses look up and neigh
the dogs bark and tho pigs quea for their wonder at
it erected and the liberal donations Of citizens
wards its completion led us TO look for something grand
and sure enough we have machless steepe, that
has no counterpart in the known world The great
chitect, Carey Long who can point with pride to
last effort OF his genius with becoming pride. II has
taken quite different form from the original drawing
which was so much admired, and rather anticipate that
the credit Of the alteration of his design attributable
the scientific building committee who have thus record
ed their high the scroll Of fame For the inior
nation Of that portion of the scientific world whose af
fairs will not permit them to pay visit to this shrine of
the fine arts will undertake to describe it in very few
words In the first place procure Of those eight
nered glass inkstands and the table before you
and then place the centre Of its top tin candle
tinguisher of conca form, and behold with admiration
before you exact model Of the stoepe erected
Christ Church Old Trinity must hide her head with
shame, and acknowledge that the CITY OF Monuments
and Steeples BIO outdone in its devotion arch
lecture.
Sales or Stocks at Baltimore.
Srocx Board, July l0-Sl000 Maryland 6s 5ds III $4,000
do do 1A $1,000 do do III $4,000 do do Tx $1,000 do do.
77 $500 do do, III 5000 do do III shares Bank Of Bat
more, IS.
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Domestic Imv,Ortat1Ong.

Nrw ORLEANs-Ship Oswego--23a hhds c II Leyerich-si
bids Herbert X Olmsted-a9 6ds w Feld-l974 sacks
BIS guitar box s hides SO bales $50 hhds 100 empty
1,ds C1llins eo-35i bales BigeIoromioo barrels
H.per-73 bbls Bogort Kne elandaOOo pigs lead Bry
co223f pigs lead Pollen Colgate138 SKIS Mathew
CO.? kids Hill ok Pers Mo toni ok II g Crano-
cs Johnsonl cs Comsock col cs Gouthworth x co
% trunks Malbopd-2 bxs stilwell Montrosei cs A
Cranei6 bills Spoford Tllotson-20 empty ale casks
Vassart col00 do bbls Taylor sonl0V pigs lead Pol
len Colgate-223 bales TO order.
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COMMERCIAL.

New York, July II, 1876.
AsHEs-There were small sales in Pots So SO So
and in Pearls at 81 - O6A.
BREApsrUFrs-Therei is but little doing in either flour
or grain Genesee is held at 81 81 06it Michigan
SO 1884 ST. the latter figure for prime. Wheat is little
better than -four but after all there is nothing OF any
ment transacted Genesee is held at 96 cents Illinois,
IS cents Southern -four be- ter to-day then has bee
noticed for long tme and prices have advanced -
cents the closing quotation is 81 l2ls 81 25 Corn
Western, is selling at ~ so cents. Rye 20 cents
CoTToN.-The sales to-day small and at easier
prices generally. The amount reported 500 bales
We QUOTE
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~ uhs sssassr sAsn hsvias hssa Me- vsssA Ia We
the bill. whsu
Mr. Cosn moved to amend. by striking out oil ater
the enacng clause, and inserting what he would send to
the chair.
Mr.. CoLLAMrR moved to lay the bill and amendment
on the table but before the question was taken
motion to adjourn moved and carried-yeas, ST.
SO
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LIvERPooL-Shp New York-Rev II ID Sewell and lady,
England; Miss Parton, do; Miss NJ Leverick, do; Miss
Flood. Dublin; DUer, do; Master Cuff do; Matthew'S
Newark; Miss Evans, rhilai w Nelson Peekskill,
and 335 la stcerage.
NEw ORLEASs-Shp Oswego-Mrs Ring gold. two chill
dren a-d servant Miss L Myer. Miss Laidow Miss
Sherry, Smith, Avigno, q X Crocxet, ESQ., aud IL
PIcrcu. N ssBrig Carb--J King, lady and children;
Mrs Purse. and White
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N::: n; ll s.1i' s' ass !.:. NV NJ
sa Oh. ish Hssys = acc A.saI ssa ssd asA. 90
Ireland and star Grafton Boston: Rsissh Allen York
CD schs Marcis Smith, Boston; Delaware Has Povidence
York,
wILMrroros, July Arr brig Forest vsIiua, NswbuIy.
river, schr Thorn SANFORD. York; herm brig,
Isl ertained.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

nR CORBI1T, 10 Duane street, member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, London, may consulted
teen year, devoted to ysnerea diseases enables Dr. c. 70
four days No used restraint in diet or business
pursuts Structures cured in weeks with scarcely
my pain.
CovsIITurroSAL pEBLiTV.-Those individuals who have
INDUCED in certain oahsome habit positively be 70
stored to health and society Remember is Duane street
door "a DIR. Johnsons jyI03,s,e
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MEDICAL CARD,

DOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon OF 1s6 Full
brscns the following .Sbscss VI. Marmauv impossuc1
and sterlty, anatomioay, physioossaly and medically
explained with comprehensive exposition Of the and
modern treatment of Syphilis, Secondary symptoms Con.
orrhga Geet Structures Seminal Weakness Whites, Nee.
unal Emissions and all the arising self
slstien The Doctor has devoted his attention the last
toned diseases and from his extensive and long
in investigating the pathology Of the sruc-
Be and radiss cure His dplom..
degree from the State OF Louisiana are Suspended In arrs
frames in his Office, 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing 81, have copy OF his
late work. accompanied with which III diseases
Incidental TO females.
All prepaid and addressed 10 Dr. H. Fawcstt 100
Fulton street. win receive due attention. mylo mSr
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LtvrRpoor--Ship Watsrioo-Mr Cunningham, Mr. Muir
dock, U Csnad,; John wiehtman Jsme, Wlshtman Aaba
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