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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20
+. BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA & TOMA-
TO BITTEKS,

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SARSAPARILLA AND EXTRACT OF TOMATO, b!
entirely process, which the whole strength
these most valuable Of MEDICINES.
There connected with the above, two three others
the most vanhlla
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20
PURIFY THE BLOOD!

COODWIN's INDIAN VEGETABLE and RsAPARU-
" LA TIERS for the of Jaundice, Dyspepsia Cos
tiveuess. Bilious and Liver Comlai Indigestion, Drows
ness, Headache Cuancous and Scrouous Diseases All mpu
rites of the Blood aud General Debility These Bers
the great merit Of being entirely vegetable in all their
purts. Sarsapaa that most nesmube root, OBJ
of South America has long
Justly and acknowledged by the medical world
eccn, Purifier of the Blood In these Bitte it forms
essential ingredients. The virtues the gen
u1e Honduras Snsapara extracted the scientific
principes and combined in highly concentrated form,
the useful and herbs the vegetable world
such perfect that their united virtues embodied in
this brought the stomach and how
els producing thorough cleansing Of the whole SYSTEM speed
lily restoring II its wonted tone vgO AS safe, pleas
and etcacous tonic and aperen mild and gentle eff
cacious cahac, in all of anguor cosveues
debility and depression of spirits common in the spring and
and in all cuaneous Diseases they Will be found inva
unblc cleansing somach restoring the strength and
quently purifying the blood
Certificates be shown and references given to ndvdu
ais tesying very many remarkable by taking these
BeIs. In word them faithfully, and If not satisfied
Prepared only by GEO C. GOODWIN, No. 76 Union ST.
Boston.
The following list of agents for the sale of Goodwins
Indian Vegetable aud Suaparila Bers, and, ALSO of DR.
Kittredge's Greene Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Montpelier, Bancroft and Riker, Eastman Danforth and s.
X. CoIlns-Burington, Peck & Speur-Norhfeld j. A. S
White Orange, Fifed & fancook-Williston. urlburt &
lfodges-Bane ID. l.. FullerBiainree A. d. Lamson CO.
Cambridge, NJ. Wres-WaeIhury, s. Northumberland
VIM. Rhodes, Jn-lydepark N r. KeeerS'owc, Btnnet &
Robinson-Ml village, A. r. CampWnshngton. q. X. ne
-Tunbrdgr, II. s. Hoyt, ID. Foster Chesea Dickinson &
Nohle-Royalton, Richardson CoWes Bethel G. Francis
Randolph, L. Observation-Disclosures Johnson Hoden-Roy
alton, skinner Observation-Disclosures Merriam Co--Underhi
J. II. & Il. w. Turne--Plainfed u. Whesey-Marshfeid
-Peacham, L. C. Brown, and of
| Agents in most Of the towns of Vermont. 74.ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20
READ THE FOLLOWING, AS IT IS
IMPORTANT TO ALL:

a lecture delivered before
Medical College Erie, touching the valuable Medical
qualities Of the extract TOMATOES.
Dr. Bennett says is of the powerful Alternatives
the Medical and in all affections OF the Liver and 9th
CANS calomel Indicated probably best
medicinal agent known the medical profession. When used
in concentrated STATE it is sovereign remedy for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20

wish impress il particularly the minds Of those that
arc troubled impurities of the blood, bad humors old u
and diseases brought by the of Mercury caome
that sovereign remedy. 1t is well known every
that Sarsapara almost only article that
be successfully used such diseases, and, when Acd
with pure of Tomoioes it has been known TO
when Sarsapaa alone has had effect This
be from fact that the Tomatoes tie gent
bowels carrying off those impurities which, falowed
to remain, create dangerous and incurarle diseases.
proof the efficacy OF the Sasapaila and Toma-
to when combined:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-13

x:Iy; I:s'sc s.s, Ss:ss.l f.m
r. El,. Wl!is7s AK c,ssV. ~.
Ian sss,o ai. HS!'r n..a.HSs;S Ssss HFlIsa
f;ss fssyidssns:: EIei,: VEL SrgyiS:Sss %s..s M...
Friday Brig Alfred Hammond Green. Rio orsnds. Bns.
and market. y
Brig Industry Pike 70 days from 81 Croz. in ballast, to
Towner, Of New Haven.
Big speedwell Wilson II days from Havana with
and noasses, w Lewis. Sid in company with schr
Shawmut Kmbali, for New York.
Schr Globe Lamb from Demarara Nov 18th, 81 Tho
ma Nov 2sd in ballast ,ster BARK Agnes, Cutler. of
schr Hp I.oa Price Bsaton. wilmington. NC. with
sehr Il L:shtca' Handy y days from oodsboroush,
Schr Manchester Psn6eld. days from Norfolk mdse to
Allen Paxson
sehr Mary Jsas Osborn days from Alexandria. md.s to
sehr william, Sweet Portland, saves. &c.
0o1oWs
Packet ship Utica from Havrs, sill rsmains below.
Swedi,h ship, dismastsd.
Ship Mcclellan.
Also, barks-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships John Skiddy. Liverpool; Southport Charleston;
brig, Globe. City Point; Amphte. koterdam Garri,h,
CarderAs
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are taken abg esther. deserving Of anyhine but eenp
sure. by the great mass OF the American psoPls
As to the Presidents instrucons to Of ovs
army and navy they strictly contormabls 70 ths
laws Of nation hold the conquered territory In mill
tary possession only The power Of permanent snnexa
ton Is Ique stion TO be determined by treaty and by
legation and gross ignorance is Imputed 10 the Pres
dent il 10 seriously believed that he directed move
msnt 10 the contrary. No matter what Gen. Kearney
and Capt Stockton said in their procamatons annexing
New Mexico and California to the United States, the GO
vernments established by them merely temporary
and we have documents 10 show that the executive holds
them to strict accountability. IL they have exceeded
their powers they will be made TO answer before the
proper tribunals but in Judging OF their actions we must
take into account The crcumsances which surrounded
them in taking possession of the territories and the ha
bits and manners of the people with whom they were
brought in contact well ss the conciatory policy"
which svowed as that Of the administration ct the
commencement OF the war.
Since the papers from the Department of State. accom-.
panyipg the Presidents Message have been published,
IN which Santa Anna that the army 10 adverse TO
the federal system surprise excited that this chief
tain is the head of that very army having avowsd
when he in Havana that his return to Mexico would
be with view to establish q federal system But II
must not be forgotten that rana Anna has changed his
tactics since Paredes has been driven from power and
there hSis at St Luis waiting events in this country,
and q. the capital OF his own country II may not be
important to note the expression OF the President in bis
message:-"t remains to be whether his (Santa
adjustment Of the existing dificues For what pur.
pose the two millions asked is know a-to adjust
boundary, With whomi and wherel are questions to
The President told members of Congress- at the ter
mnauon OF the last session. that before they reassembed
ths winter everything would be adjusted with Mexico.
He had reason TO believe SO, else he would not have
made the assertion.
Next week, probably. or the week after, resolution
will be adopted by one of the branches of Congress
calling the President to furnish full list of all the
ouages perpstraied by Mexico upon citizens,
and will be sent forth to the world better defence
efficiently unite people in the desire for its prosecu
ton and speedy peace FKLIx
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Domestic slarket.

PHILAprLrHiA, Dec. il-Flour and Meal--The demand
for -four has been moderate and prices have varied
sales for export OF 1000 bbs 81 SOL 81 so per Dbl
and 6os bbs scraped at 81 IS A lot of good brand at
81 62k For ciy the sales have limited 81
SO. according 10 quality Rye Fiour-no sales. We
quote So 62h. Corn Aiealsaes OF 5000 bills at 50 I2
aud 1000 srsndyw at 50 SIX per Dbl Grain Sales
OF 10 90 bushels good red heat at 81 ahos and ST. o.
81 vSS per busne in store White is held NJ 81 0s a
81 40 kyeA sale Of pure Southern at 81 cents Cora
Sales OF $4,000 bushels southern yellow so 81
cents, ana Pennsy vans at SO 81 cents several ship
ments East on owners account. Corn Is scarce.
BALrimoRE. Dec. lI-How ard Street FIour-The irst
transactions heard oil after the receipt OF the
was sale OF some 400 bbls "Wednesday at 81 sex.
which pncc holders were generally contending for
THURSDAY but the weather being uavoraoe TO door
business, and buyers he disposed 10 operate trans
actions have within notice Offers of 81 so
freely and refused The stock hand light
celpts moderate, aud tho receipt price unsetued
BosroS, Dec ll--Elour-Tho general feeling for This
article is less favorable to-day and sales OF Michigan
and Genesee have been made at So i2s IS ls pTin-
cipally for the home trade Grain1he market with.
out much change. Hodefs firm, and prime old
ssesrce-the supply of is short for the season.
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H.,
Which
Sfs
making complete breach over u.s. were blown across the
BRro D.yrD PRArr, at Phadslph,a from Portland had
swept, water casks stove, &c.
BRlo HEssY LEE. which sailed from Norfolk the 9Th
INST for = Gror arrived back on the 9th distress having
X xvi Of sf & fG 9S s.moE iS% Nassau
ScHR JULIA Ann at Baltimore from PASSPORT during the
passage stove buwsks and sustained damage in sails rig
scHn WELLINGTON. at Baltimore, from Portsmouth, NH
had very bad weather on the stove buwk' split
of the Ith inst
BRIo CHATHAM. at Baltimore from Boston, experienced
very severe passage; damaged buiwarks. SC.
Spoken.
schr VIM Henry 70 days from Baltimore for Antigua 10th
nit lat 20 a. lon 221 by ship Ondiak at Orleans from
:, Bf CS..o Lowry for Pha FIN LeshOrn in the Straits
Brig Ra'slsI 4. hSnS0ld e and IRON Salem. for Para al.
Whalemen.
Sailed from outer roads, Nantucket 10th, ship Jas Lope
spten' bark Mont. yuma of Bedford apparently near
Foreign Ports.
s pss eg c. RS.
soa Nc 6sy Ha u, rom Bds TOT da
,ina. Bait, dos schr Metanoa Frankie from Rhode
jiss4LrAs. Oct aasld bark Shannon for York. brig.
YS.t diss; ClaE: Cope from BALI %; Kent. Allen,
sf iss f:s ss days Nov
eS: ds f sIt Chatham Be'' and brig
ST THOMAS Noy 22-ln port schr Wasp. Of and for Bos
sforas Ports.
DIX sS bss i Sl' saS pS
Salt brlg Ciz brswn Havala sehr Alleghaala MDon
and Nahant aud from the Roads ship Delhi and brig Bos
Bath MARYLAND. paws. Boston btis chs,S.m N,eis':%a,
liza Ann Winchester Esstport Wellington, Lowry Ports
cE'sIis ss: Eo %G' Riley Bo
EDs.sToSs. Bee sair brig vsl,sirs, Walden. D.l.
wfs Cry; Nth sss' BE- BE aaaae , put b19l
Yo,k; tth Gen Warren Holmes, do sdschr Hero Spear
MoIns: HoLE Dec e-Ary brig Ruby MKen1is. Rich
YORK; oaiy Dsussisr. Mbaks, Iu6se for DO. sid
champ Se,lss Nss re- ''''
,Ss sr S;sT H.g
ss%S Ro.ss
sS Ss s L.
TrsspoGl brig. asyns Williams, a1y.ns Ams Corning
PPsgs silver epsneoi; inyneies Morgan Tsmpeo
Equity,
tiago.
NosFoLK, Dec Arr brigs Exuoda, Cudworth N York
bound TO Eden Henry Lee Sardy in distress In Hampton
Cid 3, hr Mary Eliza, Ryder, w Indies
new BEDFORD, Dec i0-sd brig William, Fish. George
town. Sc.
by ps TsssSc h' as%, fs
eE; f.TsS ef Gf sa
Clsytor. Tucker, Charleston; .chI EpEsnia, Good.in
ier Troy: Sally Wheaton, Wheaton, New York; Phebe
Eerr Rrid
DIVINE Stephenson York; Foster Baker, Boston; Brook
haven, kurdlck, York. Huron, Hl Bango Charles Nc
Curdy Coas Lucy, Loriug Boston; Cathariue Steele
York.
rsovIpEseT, Dee iorAr schrs Texas Hand rhila; DIT
roRrLsSp, Dec sArr schrs Exeter, New York; Calista
PoRr Waits HALL Dec lo-Arr schrs Joha Compton. and
Patty, York.
,RicHMoNp, Dec io-Ar schr Ann Eliza Coke, Leeds. N
York.
snARsroRI Dee 4-sld brig T Perkins, Gilkey, Terce
IA, Western Islands.
wrLMNoroS, Dec Arr schr Mary Libby, Beverly; sth
qua; sehs Solid, Pans; sMa,bshead; 9Th, brig New York
9Th, schr X w Brown Francis, do; Coming schr Shy
lock, I'm Boston, and herm brig. Below outward bound
brig Belle, Pactolus, and Nancy Pratt
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEoEmBER ~.


Ships Margaret Evans Tinker London, Grswold; Gre.
nsd&. Spoeuer, Luerpoo., q whfeixht ksppahsnue sk
Dummord Liverp,c spsrgue, Robinson Co: Southport
9nthtn. Chsueston. Geo Bukiey. Barb. Camilla, Carus,
Matse ss, Harbecx Cos kugeuta Bscoe. Liverpool Har.
gous, Brsther 90; Wagarn, Cross M.r.s,lies Ca
yer. nnss tucson, Russell D.muas; l. Walton, Rowe
Coz Orios, B.rsow, Rio 0r.nas, Bar.toy Coz; Jane,
SonN westeroii, Antwerp. boofmsn, Johaston = CO.
Msrk' w,iminsson scs,os Nash, Key West p Hutisui
Hon, Lsoouusea flonis, Corson, Wilmington; Lama
'aae, Delano Cape fordAi Excel, Lowell Boston; Zens
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Ties 10 sssh shsr In which ths dssputabis nstsrsy Of
the made an inper Mt part OF the ssstineny
1ssr as s srSs saw.y q sr O. o'a
Mr. BHApLEy followed up Mr.. Coke, reading material
part of the report of the aforesaid to the Court and
the jury He read this to show that competent In
this present case to produce the evidence rropossd
MIR BRrsrThe bill was not dismissed, sir; they only
ordered new trial
Mr.. BRADLsY took up his argument in support of the
evidence he desired TO give to establish the immoral
torety Of the plaintiff previous TO her marriage las she
clsimsl with Gen Van Ness.
Mr. BRrsT replied seriatm to the points Of testimony
which Mr. Bradley wished to prove by witnesses yet
testify. 1t was not admissible to prove from common
rumor the motives which induced Mr. Conner leave
his wife seventeen years ago, &c,-common rumor
RdgswsyJ there were six trials and only one verdict
frned
Ma. BaApIxr Yes, but there were two witnesses
present.
Ma BRExr went on. and came at length to the extra.
ordinary feature In the that the wtnsssss ct
one OF them Mary Swain washed her hands Of the
whole affair." and refused to testify to having witnessed
the marriage; but that 1t Afterwards proved that
said witness had been tempered with the other sde
&c. the marriage being finally confirmed
The COURT was of the opinion that that admitted
and approved tho testimony Of witnesses respecting the
character of the woman.
Mr. BRENr said he should not object to testimony of
witnesses to the general bad character of the plaintiff
and admitted that If her character could be proved
have been for series OF Hoorously bad II might
be assumed that Gen Van Ness acquainted of the
fact Mr.. b continued for time reading and
pounding with great clearness various precedents ap
plicable TO his views OF the point at issue.
Mr. BRADLEY again referred TO the Of Napier who
had acknowledged son CT Ammo Galloway TO be his
own SON who had lived in his own mansion with said
Gslaway aud who in his will had bequeahed his estate
to this son, &c excepting part to his dear wife, &c
Mr. Bradley continued the discussion, and
At near five o'clock, the jury discharged for the
day. the pont at issue still continuing in argument be-
fore the Court.
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GUM n EitCIAL.
Saturday. Dec. Ia.


AssEs.The sales during the week amount to about
200 bbs both descriptions pots at 81 75 and 81 6I
and pearls OF S. rs and So 62 The market closing al
the lower rates The market been dull ell the week
for both kinds.
CorroS-The sales today reported at 1000 bales
and at very hrm prices Freight TO Liverpool dull
seven.sixteenths.
FLouR-The market to-day better than il has been
since the reception of the news per Caledonia and
ter prices have been obtained Good Genesee free
taken at 50 % and prime Michigan sold at SIS 2
10 % lox The stock OF Genesee and Michigan hand
is greatly diminished and the demand day was very
good and the market closed firm at the above rates;
Notwithstanding the advance Georgetown and Ho.
ward street are held at s525. The stock on hand
10 large, but II We deduct whs. is already pur.
chased and waiting for a chance export there
VIII not DO remaining more than 400 900 barrels,
about 100000 less than the closing OF navigation last
year There is. however, large quantity at Albany
ready to be shipped here and should the river remain
open few days longer shall probably have hand
about 600 900 barrels Prime white Genesee wheat il
worth 81 10, and fair 81 TO- There is prime red in
the market We quote such as is here at 81 00aS o5
Old corn is worth 6aa6s for all kinds of Southern
and mixed, and 20 cents for North River worth
6ta66 cents according TO condition Rye has advanc ed
and IS now held at so cents. Barley 6oa63 Canal
3ia3S cents.
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Herald Commercial correspondence.

NhW OkLEANs, DEC I. NJ.
The sales Of Cotton yesterday limited to 1900
bales No change in prices to-day. Demand pretty
tive Yours, truly, ID.
EXPORTS TO EScLAnD AND IRELASp.--For London -
Ship Mississippi cleared at Baltimore, Monday last
witn the following cargo, viz Flour .954 bsrrels
oats, 10000 bushels TOBACCO 81 Lhds mess beef 660
terces and los bbis pork 80 bbs and 10 terces hams
hid beet tongues, 90 half bbls; bacon, (middngs)
81 bales; lard 10 Kegs; butter 80 do; horse hides
lsaltcdJ So bundles country hides, ITO; homony and
ship Euphrssia cleared Wednesday VITA cargo as
follows viz Flour Ass bols.; corn t3l bags corn
meal $40 bbs beef 100 uerces pork 100 bbls cheese,
(manusctured 5S kegs and 20 boxes; sole leather (da
msged) 30 bundles; hams, cask; dry goods case s;
clocks, SC, cases hats, two bear wolf robes,
box; maps box. For Belfast Snip susan l.. Howell,
cleared with cargo as follows, viz Flour la5s bos !;
(bulk) 2ss bushels; bacon, (bulk 6146 pieces; flax
ls bales; slaves. 10 100.
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HOLMES' KITCHEN RANGES

HE propretors In presenting the above Ranges the pub
ic warrants them to perform the purposes for winch
they are purchased and N not they will be removed free
Of expense to tile purchases Numerous references
can be given TO wishing purchase The prices
carge from IS to IS dollars.
Grateso the patterns for Psrlos Ofees and Bed
Room
stoves-Han Office. and Bed Room Stoves. ssovsppss,
NC.
Tin WsreBrsh plain, and jaranned. They have nn,ons
st all times ready TO set ranges crates, and boilers Also
smoksy Gimme ys cured-no cure 70 pay.
A. GILHOOIf and son,
fropristors nod Manufacturers. 70 Nsssau ssve~f.
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REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &C.

II IL rs IL
GEORGE McBRIDE, Jr.. has removed his ONCE 70 No.
Broadway and continues remit in
small persons residing any Of Ireland in the
and his predecessor business have done for
the last thirty and also part Of England
Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter. postpaid the subscriber.
persons in ireland. Ensmd, Scotland. whom is
be and town. will be Immediately transmit
ted and paid accordingly and receipt that effect given
or forwarded Q the sepder imsv
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Domestic Gnspcrtations.
hsy.sA-Bris Speedwellso hhds tobacco Moses Taylor
-tee oxs sugar order.
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THE following IL copied from Leading editorial article
dted Nov 18Th 1915 the New Era, Portsmouth, Viz.
ginii A; =: Cunningham, Esq, Editor.
feng the affection Of rheumssm TIC colo
&c to besr this unbought testimony the
nor neheal eecs o! the t'avanic hiass and Mag etc
Or. A. H. Christie, English physician of high rsputs-
tion.
chouc and ufixmmaoiy Iheu for many years
has foud but irtie elief from the applies
mended by physcians and the which have
bcen sdvertsed . certain and sovereign Last week
the attack Of the rheumatism that the agony
almost much bear and the bones right foot
aud wrist We're ssnsey from their natural position
Ring and Fluid although Mrs u aud myself had in
their virtues Ire fact however has forced sef upon
fifteen hours Of ther Application sensible dminution OF
pam commenced first leaving the wn,t Zee and finally by
cntIely relieved from pain cllue in days
from the Of their We make state.
nen as stated above without the knowledge Of DR. Christie
OF his agents itrcr OF TO the public Two
Rngs worn, each hand y
d.. CHRisTiE's only Agency in New York is
ls2 Broadway 81 Der
MRS. CARNOLL's Medcated VaeoT aad sapnar
sar for coiss oas Ren@s Snnf so s.rs Tsro
ard all inf nator diseases incident the changeable
,.s Of he weather The SULPHUR yspor Bah psrtieq
cru tons and Diseases OF No danger Of taking cold
after the use OF hsse baths d2imere
PREMIUM SHAVING SOAP.
THE Ge--'ae Walnut Oh, Military Shaving Soap mann.
been sw,asd the prs At late Far We caution The
npby others can eniy bs had genuine wholesale ard
where s on.s .lss upss ,he lowest terms general
msn' Of ferfansy nd Tei,s Sesg oo ~ PpSs:
General Agents Or Foods ceebr,ted PectoraI syrup
ne best remedy ever offered TO the public for colds AID All
diseases Of NE lunga nls lmsue
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M ARRlEO LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to intercs,
lyl them by perusng Moral Physiology, written BY the
Hon d. Owen with additions and by H. Clio
NJ. ID. Were this book carefully
person. sud its advice strictly followed persuaded
that different Of society from the would exist
The of poverty and prospect Of large family OF
children, which could be but poorly reared prevent many
prudent people from entering the state;
here work that will tell you important which
may oNiate all such objections Price of the book so
For sale by Zeber Co. of Chesnu Sd
Phiadelphia and most bookseler; the Editor Ann
street, New York. dis liner
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M1n.!.v.H x!S7PS yAEcsEs 3 iitp!7 : ~;
:s:s ~. ;ss : ;;ILs:: ::|:
m Il e K: soy. Coles:
su Of London ard Edsbnrgh and graduate q Jsss
Boon 5. s Outlined 81 all
NO CUKE no PAY-DR CORBITT 10 Duane street,
may be consulted the treatment OF certain delicate d.
eases p,aetee Of fourteen years devoted 70 dis
cured four ays mercury used; sticu<e
or VIII.
habit can positively be restored e heath
~ certain mushroom ssS.s RsmsnS.r 10 Duane street
next door To DR.. Jshnsou's. dii im<rh
CURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPOUND =
ssn: L contain; 20 ia,aIioas o nss:.ou.. drss.
e s:s1 2. r. g. e
sex and Condition ps'i;ns; may Isy that shi .ps
Radically curing nnety.nus cases d the hundIed. and
Try and yourself even after other remedies fan
sSs &
Co. 81 GogslaSdt street rss eta g Hud,9s esmsr
and tst Fulton and Water g. Hammond S'ss0 Coy
Gs Broadway comor Chambers No 27s New York; corner
iee i1s Charles and a sns s
% %os So, sS Washington cv' and AND Cor
sheets and rls suitable for ship bot oms and roofs OF
e o s'
PURE CHAMPAGNE VINE.
"A together with Gown, Thorn Grape brands Ia:
and l. s
The above Wines are equal to any ever tbs city
NJ ms Importer Of Wines ~ Broad street
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Dec li-Bslow, ship Cid schr Henreita,
Hughes, Savannah.