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The CosT OF GLoRr.-The 18th Light ORA
RooDs some years since left England for India J;
600 strong. They recently returned, skeleton
Of 80 men and officers
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An ODD CUsroM.-There are forty mem
bers Of the English House Of Commons excused
from serving on election committees, on account
OF being upwards of sixty years Of age.
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Why is fashionable lady like rigid scono-
mist? Because she makes great hustle about
little waist.
1t is popular delosjoo TO believe that powder
on young lady's face has the same effect as in
the pan Of muskei heT togo OF.
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OUR FLAG!

TAXATION FROM BANKS-ECONOMY-R
IRENCHMENT-AND STRICT ADHERENCE
TO THE CONSTITUTION
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FURTHER ITEMS BY THE GREAT
WESTERN

Excitement with regard to the Oregon ques-
ton seems in great measure TO have passed
away.
The news from the Continent is not important.
10 Persia the cholera is raging with devasta-
tinU afart
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The Ship Ceylon, of New York, E.. Cook
master, left Newport, Wales. February 18th,
with cargo of iron for New York In gals abe
sprung leak, which gained so fast the crew was
obliged to take the boats, make towards Terceira,
and when within TWO miles of the place, the ship
went down The brig Vestal took up the crew
and part Of them Were subsequently transferred
to the ship Windsor Castle from LIVERPOOL for
New Orleans. at which latter place they arrived
safely, the lest went to Lisbon in the Ves,al.
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COMMERCIAL

Commercial matters wear an improved aspect,
Affairs are still sufficiently bad; but, compars-
lively speaking, not 80 mech so az they wsJe
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DIR. CONVEKS
INVlG GRATING ORDIAL
EOR GENITAL DEBiLITY. IMPOTENCY. iNCON

non diENnx,rrG,OMATIMG ORD Al ;~.o~,
TS GhNNA On DERITH NiMAPqETSEiNSS9 dSG0N.
This celebrated and powerful remedy has been with
happy effect the Of the and
surgeons in the British Empire France aud Germany Indeed
50 were the that the late Sr Ashley hail
susains the high encomum The highest medical authority
IN the United States recommends superior anyoher
Gle tor the permanent Of the above distressing complaints
Tb proprietor does offer this remedy Caiholcon but
consequence early indscreet habits OF YOUTH and
excessive indulgence OF the years general
physical prosraton irrabty torpor OF the liver
dyspepsia loss OF muscular weakness Of back and low
lasspde nocturnal emissions elects and impo
tency premature and total decay of yrey melancholy abe
ration Of mind confusion OF ideas loss Of memory dmness
Of VISION pain IN the head vertigo and unacy aversion
mdity, selfdisust and love of solitude
traced 70 ,h OF sudden decline consumption be
and m 9ha.a practices Young in cities
al alliances have been prodactiV o9 whose
which should attend the connnba will perceive that
this advertisement of important subject
lfyou would be relieved from the above named evils be
restored manly ygor delay not to this cordial The
hints and full disclosures which accompany the
uei SO half dozen or $50 per dozen.
b-Srangers IN the before leaving should
few bottles OF this cordial which will be found cmineny
,erviceabe In warm and facilitating climate where these
Sold Wholesale and RETAIL BY j. o. FAY iss Fulton street,
Lamp Store, Sun building, New York
70 The Cordial will be forwarded any part OF the
CITY OF country by addressing as above post paid amount
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworh IS North Main street. FRO
vidence H. IL at ss WashingDn street Boston No Broad
letter post paid At 1856 FrIsos street New York
the Office tho ST. III ai6 imsr
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The Crona.

The Montreal Courier of the. 2ith says that in the
neighborhood OF Bouchcrville an immense amount Of
damage had been done TO the crops by the late heavy
and continued rains The young grain has been in many
pla1 washed out of the land and lies upon the field
though tramplcd over and in others has been swept
away bodily. The potatoes washed of the drills
and the seed lies rotting upon the ground
letter from one OF our correspondents in Mason
county virginia, says Our crops ne wheat, corn,
grass and fruit OF all knds-no fevers, the
lever is abating and is not considered dangerous
The Wilmington, IN CO. Commercial of the 27th inst
saysOur rice planters have been the greatest suffer.
ers IN this region many of them will not make fifth Of
crop besides the great injury to the banks and flood
gates The Cape Fear has fallen rapidly as it rose
there being barely water sufficient for the steam.
boats TO reach Fay etteville.
The Charleston Ne1s OF the 26h inst says The late
rains have produced feshet in the Sartee Peedee and
Waccamaw rivers, with north wind unfavorab bio
oil course to the draining OFF by the The water
has been running the banks the Black river since
saturday, and the editor of the Finyap Oberrer thinks
probable that the rice will be inundated highest up
the rivers IL the freshe subsde in days there will
De- Is supposed no material damage TO the rice except
IN such fields had the long before the
where the crops will be los The rice crops at
says the same paper, in the immediate vicinity OF
Georgetown, look well.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE June 29-Arr briggs Fashion, Kirwan from ST
Thomas; Grand Turk Nicsols, firm Wilmington nc; sehrs
from Machias; Herald, Small, from Cherryfeld Me-
steamer Georgia firm Norfolk off Sandy Point brgan
tine, bound up. Cld-shp Marianne. (Breml Wie,ing
B,smen sehr Rebseea saew 2ao ,onsl Wogam New York
Boston; Baltimore, Clifford from do: Albert Fearing Buck
man, from Esstport; Lemuel Peters Trehorgus from Luhec
Tor from York H9met. Padeord from TSnnton; Fran.
Fall River, ballast CID schrs Leopold Norman, sacco;
Ellen Smith, York; Mexico Tomlin do; Repeater, JAR
samuel, sonsrs, New York Turk, Crowe Boston: Mary
Gardiner II Wright Lingo. Fall River: Mary Augusta,
Hcws Boston; Harp BcSse. Wareham Below, briggs VIII.
from Puerto Cabelio Puerto Rico schrs Melville,
Dread, Banner, and Marshall.
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ANCIENT AND MODERN ROCKS

He SUBSCRIBER has opened m s.ts.sive establish
ment IN the large basement Of No 60 John for
me sale Of valuable Books, every department Of humas
kncwisdge arr and thought. He has accumulated
rare and all more Or less value He intends sel
eHcusey ior cash. and to have rival Whatever the
smaness Of his profits and the lowness Of his prices His
ock Viii be constantly augmented BY the purchase Of
buy every work ancient or modern. which value
tached by parity litera
ture science and and in all anguagcs He hopes there
iore make his establishment agreeable resort for the
Artist and men Of letters and science Of
walk, at the lowest possible price He therefore, ali
literary persons him visit and judge for themselves
He has, likewise. large quantity OF foreign and native
usic oI the Piano Forte and other which
he will thank who it, TO give him one-haf
the lowest price charged by the cheapest seller the
city IL will be sold in any quantity.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
my23 lmsnc 81 John street, New York.
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r, rn I, IN, MnE INA Ism, Nv sL1xsnp Is1 Z
ss ,s % iIA . s: * e.1s
ss ss s s 5 + &: 2
ed sssS ss M q Cps o
not be suban,assd BY the most respectable who
i permanently and f fsifs,a,1y sss;;
fsS q %;
ssrs pSt Of how long standing sprans Bruises Tu.9ss
ioas used wv
saS
ing Flesh Wounds and causing them to heal IN few days
sus spI Iss nj
dsys i The chs Side s IL Nss s0,s T.os
-. '' IODINE IMMINENT.
On f s E s :.a
, s ssa sa4.. d
= "0'1 upon the origin n Isd essis Of
when the human frame receives shock either from hes
coa fatigue or Other causes the weakest Of the
being the w Tsaks., ogaa nsirhbo Iheamstism 4
aa sa iisss being s as Il
weakest, &c. When have organ thus suffering Il
the : 'ns paI'' diseased 'n' 0s
sRs Sl
ns e. and I e health only
this most valuable Linment. iS"e'
Physicans daily RECOMMENDING DR.. ROAKE'S Il
Linimenr, without color and unpleasant SMELL that can
used upon the most delicate female child with psrfs
safety.
s;S s sSSa s'j;E Rl Rsi
AND DIsEAsEs OF HIP JOINT TWENTY Years srANpJNt
public the astonishing Of myself which follows:
For the last twenty have been troubled with rhsu
eGaa not walk & cane or sratc hs pain
disease finally settled my hip joint; the the thigh beeaa
elongated pushed Of its socket by the pain and ua
mation the cords became contracted q = throw my KIN
barely touched sisE the ground when SsS Ky hsa
firmly seated that nothing could 6sasds me. II; had sS
was advised by friend 70 try Roake's Iodine Lnims
which consented without faith; but before had used
bottle found re!ief-it reduced the Inflammation and
the cords became relaxed the leg resumed its former
the pain and inflammation has all subsidized and in "a
am perfectly well; walk without crutch, and
family. A. HEBARD, Is John stree,
are stubborn cases. every day brings mors svidet
Feelings of gratitude and the good Of fellow creatu
he s.!ssi;Sias cure oSnY child. which !. ieox. II
yeas ago ne was attacked with upon ths SIDE Of
II finally broke discsine large quantities Of matter
kept dscharging until he reduced to skele
Clans great many remedies without benz
made my mind he must die j induced by iri
who knew the healing powers Of Roakes Iodine Linimen
fore the sores ealing, and the sweng and
hamation subsidized and before had used the second b
'i s.. s.,s 49, wi. ssls
myls lm*r Gun
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New York Cattle Market.

JUNE 29-AT MARKEr-ll0o Beef Cattle principally
from the South and West) 90 Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lambs
Beef Ca'tle-Buyers operated literally, and note a
slight improvement upon the prices quoted in last
From SO to 81 the market average and at these rates
all but 100 head were sold
Cows and Calves-There continues to be but a very
small number oferng-enough, however, to meet the
demand, which of late has become rather limited All
taken at prices corresponding with those reported last
week. viz:-from Sla, s2s to S32 90
Sheep and Lambs-Market active and prices firm. We
quote sheep at 81 rs 50 So and Lambs at IS 25
according TO quality All sold.
Hay-Prices are yet very low. Sales Of loose limo
thy IRON the wagons, at 62ls 20 per cwt The
ket is well stocked
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B E f KM MS
p U L M MIC SYRU p

The BEsT NEMEDY EVER DISCOVERED.
II VIII Be observed that the ssrssesis. sf published
may examine and satisfy thsm.ess. horouskiy ol The
Mrs Van sce case one among the numerous instances Of
"My sickness began something like years ago with
.s,Su. y hs Issoa Of The heart and
.sdrssy sadars e eat from M e
p
restless my slesp disturbed with unnatural and painful
thirsty the tongue iaHsd Ny bowels were
aIrhas And here was tenderness at the my siomsch
with such gnawng burning sensation there AZ times
nas and multiplied ieaias t APPEARED Be
remedies. external not obtain any
FSs SSw 'nss
a the
nunDns.s Of the finger lsnguor extreme sensblit
liver pains u chest! with oppressive ishsns.
and 1'G
ss on va a and burning IN the palms Of the
my S and M r. s
dull and i'2Mu NY ms
Some months since Obtained OF BrEKMANs Treans
s eafs eSa
Il. Effects to make apoa ns
were peculiar and Immediate and most beneficial II seemed
part as,s
but y soas s
eased became less and less finally k my chest and
lungs completely reeyed the arrangement of my
mach removed all the regulated; the heart
liver freed from every painful affection; skin soft aid
moist my nerves steady, and word am entirely
ed 10 sound health.
" do solemnly believe thar if had not taken Beekman
Syrup the time and the did should have been
IN my grave.
-" should omit say that made of DIR. BECK
MANS ESSENTIAL PILLS the greatest advantage during the
progress Of They operated in the mild but
thorough manner keep the stomach and bowels free from
those distractions which, in my weak at times
difficult to overcome.
My Oldest daughter about twenty of who has
been greatly afflicted for time with the liver complaint
and Dyspepsia extending to of the Kidneys and
Spine now taking BEEKMANs SYRUP and Pills, and
pidy recoy ering her health
~ am the wife of En- e. Van Sickle, and residence is
%PHEBE VAN SICKLE"
New York, April 9Th, 1876"
Van Sickles family one 1.-THE most respectable in
the cy anis amiabe and intelligent lady has kindly
sene 70 eany who would like converse with her
personally il regard to her
o1:LL.yfIos- To guard against deception, BEEKMAss
Original Genuine Pulmonic SYRUP and Vegetable Essential
Pills put wrappers ghted Purchasers should
therefore be CAREFUL and that they Beekman medi
cines, and no other.
For sale the old established Office of the Proprietor No
~ Courtiand street. one door below Greenwich street,
many Of the most respectable and druggists
agents In different parts of the country. a2i m*eodr
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Passengers Sailed.
MARITIME HERALD.
ROM ur rEw nUns.. JUNn 30.


Cleared.
Ship Brooksby, tBr) Brymner Glasgow, Woodhull Min
Snip Ontario, Holmes, Antwerp, Schmidt K Balchen.
Ship Sutten, Galloway, Charleston, Geo Suttsn.
Bark Rosina Doty, ltio Grande, w w Deiorest < Co.
Bark Aludara. Rich, Havana, Taylor Co.
Bark Genesee, Gregg, New Orleans X Collins X Go.
Brig Svca tswedl Lohgren Stockholm, Boorman Johnson
X Co.
Brig New York Packet. Obi Stuart. ST Johns, NE.
schr Manchester, Smack, Richmond.
Arrived.
Brig Velssco Bell (of 3. days from Attaspas
With sugar &C. g master. sailed IN company with schr Ade
Brig Billow Bj Beckwh dys from Windsor, Ms with
plaster 70 the master
Brig Douglass tBf 90 days from Maitland Ms plaster to
Scar HERMAN tBrem) Fercks from Tampco 9th ult TO
~ Souhmayd Left BRIG Foam outside Of the bar log
,9r Nf.k Captain and part OF the SICK sloop
Mary of the harDor.
schr weed tBl McDougal, 10 days from Windsor, Ms
with plaster 10 master.
schr stesliag tBrj Holmes 10 days from Windsor with
sGhr Emma Dickinson, days from Charleston, with
.oa ~ ie hee HAD CO. Instant off Cape Henry,saw
ss San tnip ralmeo Spinney, hence for Charlie
with plaster - the master.
sehf Michigan Terry Baltimore four &c 10 Johnson
Lowdea. 4-O'"' 49, " 'oul'son -
5ehf Thomas Nan.y, smmop, w,.bi,sto, y, .o,
ton, Sc 10 l. Mitchell "ssSA' 49, -
schr Jasper, Hamilton. Bosom mdxe
oehf Hnsn1 hefriek, Clareh-s, Salem, sugar.
sailed.
snip Cerrck Liverpool; bark Josetk Cunsrd o,,b,r,
nsfk Harriet. New Orleans; brig Exact, Sa,nnnah.
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Third EDITION.
THE
RIVA TIE TIRE TISE,
"A nv mr. pAIpII

nN CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the best and most
~ means Of cure stated in the plsnes posi-
bic manner 1.-THE Prescriptions used the authors
zee beng given without reservoir giving also clear and
torous and receptions of welknown Boosting Of
people
Few the and varied of de-
cepon which exist this subject. To be had only at So
PsIAwars opinion in general Of those
almost paper) i is considered duty TO
give the following statement the ground which this lit
tie book claims especial confidence -
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinb1Tgh &e
which has passed through several editions Treatise
Dyspepsia the Epidemic Cholera, &c. &c., he has testi
The most eminent IL Amsrca sr Ashley Cooper TO Dr.
and which gratifying, has permission refer al
every physician of emnence in the city. mr2 mos~
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&SOO REWARD.-Cross' Specific Mixture for the
WOOO cure Of Gononhaa, elect, Structures and ansla-
yet discovered for the above complaints this is the
tain. 1t makes speedy and permanent cure, without the
cation 70 business We give long qgackish recommends.
for ITSELF shall speak for it, Our object is to notify
where il be had and the proprietor single
will not rapidly cure under fo,eitgTe Of $500 This
low rich and poor matrimonial and single they are here
presented with remedy by which they themselves
without the least exposure the shortest time possible
nrthethe disease cannot be contracted fa dose Of the
Mixture taken night going bed when exposed
is in bottles with full accompanying IT, at
ST. One bottle lasts week which generally cures-many
cured in days For sale, by Charles II. Ring sz
Bosdwsy corner Of John street New York; Mr. Barry
Fowls, 1873 Warrington street. Boston; Canal street New
Orleans. and IS Main CINCINNATI. m sm
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MEDICAL CARD.

- street, New York, author Of late publieauon
bracng the following subjects VIZ mpofsa
explained with comprehsnsive expedition Of the
modern Eeatment Of Syphilis, Secondary Symptoms q
tuna Emssions and all the consequences arising from
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the
6ecn this CITY, the treatment Of the above
toned diseases and from his extensive practice aud long
perencs Ia investigating the pathology Of the varons
&c f.o undertakes aaS AID radical curs 1o
degree from the State Of Louisiana are sus q ~
frames IN his Office, 1876 Fulton street. RTt 7t'7
Persons at distance enclosing 81, can have eong ri
late work accompanied with which embraces az 1ss
Incidental to females EFT ~ III
All lett prepaid, and addressed 70 Dr. H. Fsu eeft
fulton street, will receive due attention. NV lut
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COMM ktGlAL.
New York, Monday. !

new York, Monday, juno go.
AsHEs-Saies were made to-day in Pots at So 56i and
In Pearls ut - 06l4.
BRrApsTuFFs-Ihe market is SIN less active and we
hear Of transactions worthy noting either IN nour or
grainprces remain at quotations OF Saurday-say
81 l2s 50 1884 for Genesee; Michigan, 81 81 06i;
Solthem, 81 81 l21s
CorroS-The market sill remains quiet the sales to-
day reaching 1000 bales. The amount sale is not
quite so large as holders appear indifferent about making
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pHILc1 OILY s OF WORMS

~btr.u PERsONs-espeeially those Of fall
MANYsoJ yno indulge in rich food-are very much am
M black spot. SeoS The side 81 n:
s.apowder sticking IN The skin When the ,s,n y
sueezed, small wom-like substance prot ruaes,
Enr ack head The snpposcn Una. ,nsy arg
undue accumulation Of the fatty matte, which = ira
is oysrpus choke up the pores and coneretss The dust
ia the this substance ana causes
he black speck This gives the face dirty and dsxrans
and the remedy Of squeezing so
sored to- is not only painful but frequently useless
often the over dstcnson Of the pores causes
painful pimples. ,..,..~.,.;-sv ~..h the face
~ vsrn w.ter and GOURAUDS italian Mediessed soap.
which also inllibe in the removal O. tan e1m
shap cracks shSfss old Sores xs s sssds "a
eradicate superuoqs human hair ~. III 1,o.,riseIy
dve nd light or gray hair rich and unchsngsss p,
OtjR hitDS LIQUID Rouge designed TO impan 70 PA
chpehs the natural hue Of the rose \.
II Il important that these articles shouia pc -
prne This can only done By procuring ts e pr
" Jordan Mix street. Boston, and ssne
r.Iy throughout The Union: ma In y
- = I,AP-WELDED BulLER FLuES.
= O FEET LONG, and (rou X 20 sinehss, indisas
~ Caa ~ ss~'. :! - y. ~ {}{5i6 As Fn0S9ykS
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LUCINA CORDIAL,


great and demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throughout the British Empire France,
and the United States has given celebrity which time
only eace has long been used and rbed by the
eminent physicians throughout the civilized world
sovereign and speedy for ncpent Consumption Barren
lmpotency, LucorrhGa Whites Distracted difficult
painful Menfruration, ncontnence of Urine invoun
tary discharge thereof for the prostraon Of the
system whether the Of inherent produced
lnegularty, illness, accident
There shadow OF doubt that this and not
the subject delicate hundreds would testify
the efficacy Of the Lucina Cordial pecic for
Baeess Fluor Albus elects, Irregularities the Secre
tons Pains in the Kidneys Female suppessions Cor the re-
verse; rolapsus er and in fact almost disease TO
which the delicate portion ohe hsman organization
for any thing short of that offered inable
while in all other diseases enumerated above whether
chronic will be found safe and sovereign remedy The
Lrcina Cordial gentle tonic operating generally upon the
and bracng the whole system without
STIMULATING function as produce subsequent relaxation of
the organs and bacng the whole system
stimulating function produce subsequent relaxation
On the contrary in perfect harmony with na
tnre and does not create Temporary vgor but permanent
renewal Of the natural The first bottle used will
fully the purchaser OF the truth Of all have
serted.
Principal Office removed TO No; Nassau street, in the
ton Dr. Wadsworth, Providence; w. w. Clark No, Is
street, Phiiadelphia .. X. Tyler, John NJ Lareque
and Roberts y Atkinson Baltimore Chas Scott, Washington
City o. Linthacum, Georgetown B. Wilder, Louis
ve Ky Sanford Perks Cincinnati aud by other per-
OF the above named places Price 81 bottle
S2i per dozen. az msm
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NO MERCURY OR CoPAIvA.

IL IT,
= Is domestic preparation. composed entirely OF n ots-
no e:ssms no mercury or any other mineral and very plea
is ssIn, cured S,,sl,. i S.y q. nsSeips
cay, General Agent, lbs Fulton street, lamp Store
Sun buildings, New York Re,ailed AZ DRUG. Stores
Broadway, near Spring .ues,j bgwery. come. .oi
Canal street. Hudson corner Of Spring street; Broadway
Houston street; III Houston street, 100 Divsi
No Division ISL Monroe street.
and At the corner Of Adams and Fulton streets, Bn
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MEDICAL AID

T1H. GKEGURY, No. Roosevelt street, FfAs nv a
cent and valuable discovery, BY which asa1s he e
perfectly. without mercury hindrance fsnpl pussut
days 10 Physicians wishing the recipe the pifs . 81
ms great result has At length been attained - De
the duties Of his profession pr CPS now NJ essi9g
rsIarSss: l.oo7 M &c ss-arcd ON ~
terms He invites all to give him CALI ss1S lee.
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FITS! FITS! FITS
GVAN'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT is purely vegetable
and harmless AUD . the only positive and safe
remedy for epiletic fits commissions, &c This medicine
needs putting it acquiring for itself popularity that
beyond precedent in the healing by restoring health
those who give tramany Of whom had lost their
under the influence OF this dreadful disease Who been
cured, is the important question We MIR. VIM.
Parse, afflicted % q cure sworn tobs
Norfolk street Also Mr. Jacob Petty, cured. "a Delaney
Mrs Eleanor Kef afflicted 20 years. cured residence, York.
cured within the last thirteen weeks.
The invited call and have their examn
ed, and advice given free Of charge.
The medicine carefully packed in boxes for Transports
ton, with full directions
Prices box So SIT aud S2 Single bottles, with
sary medicine, So.
DRS. IyANS & HART, Proprietors.
IJ-Principal Office 1874 Grand street, New York.
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FosEies MAiLs-The stssmer Caledonia from Boston for
Livepool the packet ships Montezums Lowbe from tb,s
Port for do; Oneida Funck for Havre; Wellington Chad
wick for London; and the hatcher, Land for Canton
will sail Wednesday. Letter bags, for each Of these
ships are At Gpins Exchange News Room, and al the on
ing News Room, corner OF Beaver and Hanover streets
e can be prepaid all parts OF the per the Cab.
donna, at either Of the above places. <. - 49,.
The banks Resins, Doty. for Rio Grande, and the
Mudara. Rich, for Havana. sai to-day. +. $500 IT
COMMERCE HAyssA--In the month If N,v ,,,s
and cIearances ia the port Of Havana were as oiows
Arrtx.