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Medical Aid.

mr. GREGORY, No. Roosevelt consulted in all
- diseases Of private nature Dr. g. regular Physician
and Surgeon and Of than years experience
during which time he has made valuable and important
speedily Terms for medi
cine and advice S. and will be by part Of
the country. tWFt
STRUCTURE THE URETHRA-This dreadful form OF
the disease yields the Of Dr. g. in the
shug He il the inventor Of method by which he
will structure many days formerly
took months and besides this his plan the least
painful the certain and abiding the old mode
Of did frequently leave the patient off may
be- incurabe A Of thirty years duration cured
toms Of structure little involuntary Of wster imedi
ely alter urnang. printed circular this subject
viii be forwarded on application. 49,,
THE PRIVATE TREATISE, called THE Rubcon. This
little volume of which pr g. the author and publisher s
essentially important with those, who for good
happen to need silent and rasy friend. L is written in
Il treats upon the diseases and arrangement Of
hod Of small edition OF hi. work has been prepared
TO be sent BY mali the postage which about 10 cents
part of che United States.
U At Dr. Gregorys private Offices No Roosevelt street.
one door from Chatham ST. had his Cordial and Book
manicatons will be eon.,de!ed strictly condents The fol-
remedies No % WilisT S. near Maiden Lsps Fulton
B9wery corner Of Walker ST lag Desussy st. corner Of sui
folk ST. East Broadway corner OF Market st. and both
corners Of Broadway and Chambers Ut. ms lm*r
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THIRD EDITION.
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,
BY DR. RALPH

I'm certain delicate diseases in which the best and
convenient Of stated in the planest
BILE the used in the authors
being given without TsssrveG giving also clear and faithful
for vcnerea which afford wide field for the exoons and
receptions n well known Boosting class Of people None
the and varied Of deception
which this subject the suerings both in mind
and body they entail upon society. To be had only
Greenwich street. Price 81 Iii may DO sent BY post, un'
p Aware Of the opinion in general entertained Of those
who obude their skill the public tmultitudes OF whom
following the ground which this little
book claims especial confidence
Besides the authors Graduate Of Edinburgh chs
former works medicine viz The Domestic Guide to
which passed through editions Trea
e pyspepsison the Epidemic Cholera &c he has ties.
the eminent in America Sir Ashley Cooper 70 Dr. Mott
Of this city, Dr. Physck OF Philadelphia, and Others and
which gratifying has permission refer almost
every physIclsn ofeminencs in the city.
u The author has aey observed that several preteuders
have nearly initiated his and the title Of
h book az they could dol but those who should unfounatc
mis- imsmc
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MOBILE, Jan. II, 1916.
The Cotton and other 1idrkas-The Oregon Ques.
tion-The Feeling here.

MOBILE, Jan. II, 1916.
The Cotton and other Niarkets-7he Oregon Ques.
tion-The Feeling here.
Another week has passed away, and little or no.
thing IN the commercial way has been done. From
5000 to $500 bales OF cotton changedhands during the
week. at about 81 to cents for good middlinrs u 10
y for nddling fair cents for lair good fair and
choice, no quotation, say from $, to 10 cents Tho
principal business-in fact al-has been on Northern
account and has been confined to good middngs up 10
fair European buyers not being in the market the or
binary grades entirely neglected and owing to this
ties No concession, however has been made 10 con.
form to the views Of European buyers
In provisions, little or nothing has been
merchants end planters not having forward pu
chase ard this coupled with the extreme inactivity Of
the cotton Market makes extremely dull place
In TACT never have seen II present such dull and un.
interesting appearance in my life.
Whiskey may be quoted at ~ rs, and dull Flour at
" 70 Tor Ohio, from first hands and difficult to sell "a
yote brands OF 81 Louis City Mills will bring for
tall from 70 to 81 40; but the latter figure would
remark difcut TO obtain Corn, from 90 TO IS cents
me isteL IoI choice article. sugars-O Ordinary 81
fair to olcents prime ct 81 choice 81 to cents
with, however but little demand for anv rio Coffee
dull, at u to 8 cents, with a large stock
Our money market Is not tight as many of vour
Northern friends az be led TO think from thu scarcity
with them This can only be accounted for by the act
date, and have thereby supplied Themselves with the
means to meet their payments falling due on the LIST and
9Th Of this month. This however, appertain. roors
strictly to the cotton factors Others though cannot he
called hard pushed" although not entirely easy'
The principal topics IN the political Line are Oregon
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B!]'AzRT!NE'S LOTION,


Rhsumat'T Gou. spraius Bruises, Cut. Burns scalds
SwelnGs Wsekaess and Pains the Breast Side and Back
Fractures and Dslocations of Bones letter Ringworm:
rmpes all kinds Of Euptons Of the Skn Erysypelas Salt
Rhenm Fever and Ague Ague the Face aud Breast. Qunsy
Sore Throat Glandular Tumors Lumb CIamp the Sto
mach and Limbs Cho!ie Bowel Complaints Fever Sores Old
Ulcers and Sores Of all kinds Complaints Of the Kidney
Ially Chlblain Corns Bunons Head Ache, Tooth Ache.
The Proprietors deem write lengthy articles
the merits OF this Invaluable medicine 600 friends
in New York and the Atlantic cities cheerfuy certify sthe
pest ana only or the above named asserting
being 80 generally useful and ready
The LADIES also gratefully unite in aesting its value
many which heretofore seemed without remedy.
.sls 2s Broadway doors above the Hospital wi agents.
the city and at distance will be supplied liberal erms AL
50 At THU Depot 2s WsInutseet fhladeph and by
in this city generally These few agents dis
lance yz;-G DEXTER, Albany; Or. Hemstreet TToyi
ponnell Saratoga sp; g. Iousey Syrac Fowler,
v Clerk, Jersey city; D. Van Mort Newbury; r. Ar
thur, T.conderoga, NY; w. Force Washington City, D.
B whgps. Baltimore; Heush, Ereder,ci.buY, va;
NJ Sharp. CINCINNATI Ohio T. Eastery, St LOUIS, Mo-;
3 Baker Boston; Me..n w H stillwsil, We..rly J.;
Price IS cents. c. 8. BARTINE x CO,
d22 lmeod-m 800 Broadway.
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DR. CONVERS' INVIGORATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, LNCON

IN. wv Isno NtIOOntIIN0 COnDIhL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPoTENCY, INCoN
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
has long been used with the happy effect in the
practice Of the most eminent physicians and the
British Empire France and Germany Indeed remarkable
were the cure, that the late Sr Ascy hailed i as the
tam the high encomum The highest medical authorities
the United States recommend other article
for the Of the above distressing complaints
The proprietor does not offer this remedy catholcon
but as specific for the following deporable aectonsthe
and excessive indulgence OF the passions
General physical prostraou debility Of the
ver dyspeia, loss OF muscular energy weakness Of the
back and lower extremies assude nocturnal emissions
choy alterations Of mind confusion Of IDEAS less OF
dimness OF vsion the head vertigo, and
aversion 70 social intercourse umdty sedstust and love
Hundreds Of Of sudden decline consumption may
be traced these baneul Young Cities
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail to alarming extentand those who about
TO marry and those whose matrimonial alliances have
the connubia state will perceive that this treats
Of important subject to them IL you would be relieved
from these evils and the attendant modification, and be
stored to manly vgor delay not 70 this Cordial he
married and single Price 50 per bottle $40 half dozen
or $50 per dozen.
Sold wholesale and retail by j. O. FAY 1856 Fulton street.
Lamp Store Sun Building, New York and (late Har)
Drug Store of Broadway and Chambers street. NJ Y
The Cordial will be forwarded to part Of the city
closed.
lso for sale by Dr. Wadswoh As North Main street. Pro
whence, r. and at 1888 Washington street, Boston No.
Broadway, Albany and Of Marchliss, Utica, N. Y.
letter postpaid M Fulton street. New York entragcs
the ONCE through the MI hh'r
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miscellaneous Becord.

Packet ahp GLADIATOR for London was unable TO put to
sea, owing the very heavy weather Should prove "a
vorable she will leave this morning The QUEEN Tmr
WEST. for Liverpool will leave Tomorrow Friday. weather
permitting.
MAILS FOR CHINA, CALCUTTA, OREooN AND CoLuMBrA
Of ". sn y e lending
tons postpaid TO this Office on Or before the LIST poxmo
fee until the first Of next month
PFC ssS r:po5;s wa: Jos. ,hs reef
the brig George Henry. which arrived
scHR JOSEPH TURNER I'm addition that yes
from b a
sSn 1 %a e. , S" Of o bS oa $50 bushels
Providence put Breskwaier 18th instant for
rs ws lying so% ss 4:
ss cif dH .S sa
had lsss he hold TIs eesssaplsss. A.
!. w be much shoa The
be ss
% y cS h Of and for
's
Of whch owned il yaaed
save materials. viii be nearly total loss
to T. e.. ee S E
acargo Of naval stores-expected to be got off
rs 5 ss:sss bss sns
BI %ss cas-, AWAY Rs P:
vessel and cargo Will be total loss. '' no
y G to h a IF the ss As' My
wheat and flour laden sbsndondd by her long
sss s Bs.i e.:
following Keeisrs Readg Room,
whalemen.
having arrived Ks%.chatk saawish Islands and
w C.. after cruising the the w Coast; their
S 81
s Assa s III sS' ss'
Foreign Ports.
CALcyrTA date1he Grssius. fin Kedseree for Boston,
seem Dc s-zi e'es'.sn Marshall Nod. SID 18th.
GrseA; Nov SOAR Fraueia Wells, Boston. sld is Mis-
al. sx Me-. Dsi NYa .s Ss
ms Jan Dec Il sss A.n
F 9oH sG'i SB ,c s% .eh Olive Branch Price
Boston. II I. EGl. III
eaHansS, Blown, Point sa Petre CID .chr Milo Grace,
CaiaIr;1or Jan ls,In port Bsssire. tFrl Lsmmoner,
e. s ms ss ro
land, wtg Sutton Galloway, for NewYork rsady Newton,
s hd s H s. Si %SS's s s r:a
ss
Stone for NYork wtg Consbrook (Br) Mcguire for Liyl
dg CaT1lu. sto1eI I'm 5y wig; 0thsio Tucker FIN Wis
f e sSI':$s:
Romulus (Brl Sangster I'm Greenock wig; California Ro
bnson fer Wilmington, ready; Kenny Br) Cook I'm Lv
dischg; Mary Harrington McFee, fm Fleetwood Eng wiz
ds Creole CLARK az DoipSo. caGt. from
London, w.g Lady Huntley Draper load for Lv1;
Neptune, lBrl Nichols, fan Liy wtg Promise, (Br) Pines
or Liyl loading Oregon Davis for Boston g Shakespeare
Br Hsadsgson for LyI idg; Msndne BID Hutchinson for
turn; Gen Pinckney Hobbs I'm B.t VIZ turn; Hnswan Bird.
I'm Richmond, dlschg Juls Helen Moore FIN New York
wig Eleanor Brown, for Bait ldg; Carolina Sherwood for
NYork, ldg juno Arman FIN NYork wig; Keyng Known,
wig mes Gray Carer I'm Chstsna wig; Cathsrine. Yes
I'm S deG s ,S.n. Pad s
NEwroRr. Jan 1871 Office ofthe Rhode Islander l-Au sip
James Lampheer, Kenney, I'm Providence for NYork 9
sehs from Prov for Wilmington; Voant FIN North
NTw LONDON Jan 7-Ar schr Gen Foster Smith, PASSPORT
for NYork
NEw BEDFORD, Jan ls-sld, ship Garland Crowell. Pacific
Ocean; bark Cora, Young, Matanzas.
MoBnE. Jan l3-AI bark Oyaudo. Dyer, Pensacola brig
Agenora, Bugbee, NYork Cid, Huna, Boston.
PRovipErcE, Jan l9-AI soop Rsdient Hawkins NYork-
Below asoop, supposed the Juno, Ahle I'm NYork The
obstcted by ice far down Fields Point making
ST. AUGUSTINE Jan l3-Ar schr Alexandria NYork
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Medical Card,

DOCTOR RRISON,
NORTH RIVER DtSPENsARY, 2olk Fulton street,
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consulted con6dentialy
all private diseases which he without mercury
saint diet pursuit Recent cases, particularly Gonor
sTkICTU FUR OF THE URETHRA are cured By Dr..
NJ improved principles, WITHOUT pain or incopvenence to
those Of other affections OF urinary apparatus but
prenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from swkwsId practitioners. -,
This affection and the tram Of evils resulting from secret
structve habit youth inducing nocturnal and ult
principles by restoring the healthy and
stating its original perfect guaranteed.
charge.
B-Dr holds communion with medical p,etendsrs,
who claim to Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon in the city See his diplomas in his Office
2olk Fulton street Letters paid and containing fee will
Once 2ok Fulton street near Greenwich, New York Opea
frou7 A. M 10 z. NJ, daily. n2l,lmsfc
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1876.
Onniunl Galhsrum.

Omniuni Galherum.
Tomorrow, (Tuesday, 20th,) is the day set apart
Tor the action OF the House, upon the report from
the Committee OF Elections, in the case of the con-
tesants Cabell and peterborough, to the seat of
the member from Florida but so thoroughly has
this Oregon question taken hold Of the peoples re-
representatives., that we think it quite probable
that the contested seat will be deferred, and that
Oregon may be brought out again upon the anvil of
the House, IN continuation OF the hammering upon
54i0, and the line OF 49, The news by the Liberty
will give additional zest TO the discussion should
be resumed, as expected.
Theophilus Fisk has retired from the United
States Journal perfectly disguised with the Presi-
dent, with the organ, with the Congress, with the
party, with the workles, and with some Others and
we don't blame him. He was little too indepen-
dent tor the times, and altogether ndiscrmnate-
~ savage. Mr.. Dow has promised Col. Polk that
hereafter. the Journal shall be obedien suckling
and 1t that SORT of policy don't little pap,
why then we expect Dow will quit also in disgust
with every body, andhimselfin The bargain. Mean
time, Dow promises us good substitute for Fisk
and we may infer, that the change in the British Ca
bnet has not been more complete than that OF the
administration OF the organ OF the young demo-
cracy.
We have one Of the regular assemblies 10 night
They are very elegant and select parties and from
the manner In which Mons. Gautler has arranged
his Persian towers, Chinese pagodas Italian tenn
pies, and Egyptian pyramids, all of sweet cake and.
candy, II is evident he expects the downfall of Baby
Ion, and descent upon the Malagas by troop OF
victorious AmaZonians
Healy's paintings of General Jackson and Henry
Clay, John Quincy Adams, Professor Audubon, the
naturalist, and also the pair if designed Tor one
frame) those OF Daniel Webster and Lord Ashbur-
ton, sitting with their faces towards each other,
before table, upon which is spread treaty. sealed
and signed, We found IN one OF the large vacant
INCHES, IN the rotunda OF the capitol, this morning.
All these paintings we believe, designed for
Louis Philippe, and they are well worthy Of the grand
galleries OF The King of the French
While upon this subject OF the fine arts. we take
occasion to say that one of the most beautiful pic
lures, combining landscape with full length por-
trait, 30 by 30, one OF the most happy designs and
one OF the best executed-in fact, picture amonga
thousand-is one just finished by VIM. Cooper, in
the capitol, and hung up for the present in the IL
brary OF Congress. We shall tell all about this fine
young artist by and by; suffice it, for the present.
that this picture, rich fancy sketch, yet truthful
as life, Is the illuminated shadow of the poet the
politician, and your faithful reporter,
The DOCTOR
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ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1916,

The Public Print,ng-1he Intrigue.
The canvass for Partnership still engrosses the at
tenon Of the politicians in this quarter and every
shift is resorted TO by the opposite factions for the
purpose OF outgeneralling each Others for you must
be that il is not consonant with the views Of the
Albany politicians to do anything openly boldly and
above board hence the influence of intrigue and
concealed movements. During the day nothing heard
relative to the chances Of the rival presses for the public
patronage, and coming here stranger would never
know from outward appearances that an election for
such fat Office the State Partnership was about to
take place but should the simple hearted stranger
get insight into the mysterious plots of the contend
ing parties and have opportunity to catch glimpse
behind the curtain and watch the curious antics of the
shfters and wire puers, he would discover
that there things in this political caudron than
are dreamed Of philosophy The wires are ell arranged
in the day time and in the evening the batteries Of
and other good things brought bear and the play
proceeds We will present scene for your contempa-
ion-the curtain rises and discovers magnificent and
dazzling display OF wines silver plate and Furnished
gobiets splendid mirrors wax lights innumerable, &c.
factions are now busy at their deeds-deeds without
names.
Il has been generally that offers have been
made and seriously entertained to compromise matters
am informed that 1t was proposed that Mr. French
should purchase at at fair price, all the right title and
interest OF Edwin Crosweu in the .9rsus, and Mr. C.
to leave this vale Of tears-AIr Sherman Croswell
cousin Of Edwin to remain copartner in the con-
Germ, and the aas be permitted to die peacefully and
buried decenty: difficulty has presented itself, VIZ
the disposal of Mr. Cassidy, who was insisted by the
friends of Croswell should also leave the field; while
the other side were equally determined he should re-
main and assume the chair of grand to the
that the paper should pass into the hands of
lerant, bitter unrelenting and unmerciful Cassidy
while again ia insisted by the friends the latter that
he is capable, talented and Industrious and has toed
hard for four Ave without tasting the grapeuce
of the public vineyard This difficulty seems insur
mountable and the probability is that final
amicable arrangement will be agred upon the Aliases
insist that they have strength enough joint caucus to
nominate French Cassidy, while the .4rguses swear
loudly that they reelect Croswe he some
one from the country In the midst Of this evidence of
the existing harmony Of thelpary the desrucves de-
termine to abolish the Office entirely and to put the pub
lie printing out contract the why that the un.
happy offspring Of youthful indiscretion sometimes
put out TO nurse in the country.
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us; Stranger, hope you amt busy; a man in room
almost furnen;s this, reckoned a'better call on you
so have; an now III tell you what for an all about
IT, When Pm TO hum, I'm in IIlenIse | live on'y
a leetle ways from Warsaw, an know Tom Sharpe
that prints the Signal, like book. He's parfect
boss OF teller, cause he took leadn part in KILN
them internal rascals Joe and Hy Smith. Wall,
was takin with the old man. two months ago. about
FOLK, an offices, an Washinton, an such sort o.
tnings and, all at once, says the old democrat,
Jake, I've mind 10 have you take water, an go
dewn to Washlnton 10 get some office, so that you
can sarye under Jimmy h like man, be paid
by a he bar, il | didn't Jump four feet straight
up-l was instantaneously, lnarnally rejiced-
the idee took me right under the hatband. Said
!, daddy, them's my sentiments; an thar's
nothin' TO set me back, ony Pm powerful weak
lust now with the faver nagur, but | reckon
I'll pick up right smart on the road Whar's both
my clean shirts-hope TO be exported Tor life, or
piZened to death with arsenic or ratsbane If don't
stert tomorrow mornin'. So cum on to Washn-
Ton, an ITS right smart chance of place, calcu-
late-but 1t took heap o. money to get here-an'
tell you what, stranger III be doG dsrn'd If amt
pretty near srapt Every thing goes wrong end
Tor ard with me. When j got here on them cars,
'twarnt much past two in the mornin'-I took my
saddlebags on my arm, and went to five or six
tavems-all full-so come here and turned in on
soy. But bee-hold what do you spose they
axd me Tor sleepla' on soiy two hours, an for
three meals Two dollars and ifty-parfect muir
der! Now you see, squire, want you to help me
TO some office ; and don't care what amt par
tlcular"
People here read the Herald to know what is
going in Washington. The facilities YOU have
tor obtaining information, the Herald to have,
IN this city, quadupe the circulation Of any other
paper.
Curiosity stands on tiptoe, and the most intense
anxiety IS manifested to know, at the earliest possl-
Bile MOMENT the news by the next steamer
Mr.. Tempt eton has done an excellent business
PERICLRs
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AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR.
THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
CONSERVATIVES.

I'm those whose Lungs affected slightly should take
this Syrup without delay by which they the
FIXING Of that dire disease fully aud firmly How important
Syrup be had and nes CERTAIN with caro-
10 avoid destructisp by Consumption.
CHERRY.
II compound Of Vegetable Remedies is called Wild
Cherry because that article the basis of the preparation Il
SO combined with other ingredients, that the utmost eff
cheney given 10 Its good quates supporter and
yer Of the powers and functions Of life il has equal
CAUTION All preparations OF Wild Cherry, except Dr.
Swaynes fictitious and and
after this valuable remedy had introduced itself into the sick
chamber therefore, be deceived by the Balsams
and Spurious MIXTURES" but the genuine and be cured
Prepared only BY Dr. SwAYHE, N w Of Eighth aud
Race streets, Philadelphia
Sold Wholesale and retail Charles H. Rings tlate DR.. Mil
1888 Bowery III Broadway 2c5 Bleecker ST. Hudson
and A8 Grand street. JIG im+m
CONSUMPTION CURED.
DAYTON'S COMfOUND SYRUP OF SARSAPARiL~
1 LA, Woodnaptha Iceland Moss, Wild Cherry, &C.. for
Lung Heart Throat diseases Dyspepsia Sc This celebra
and y Ninth Avenue the latter place experienced phys
clan in attendance give grautous advice from 10 AM
jail 1m+r
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Cleared.
park Atlantic, Forster, Bremen, Meyer & stuckcn.

Cleared.
Br bark Atlantic Forster, Bremen, Meyer Stuckcn.
Arrived.
Brig Druid of Eastpor days from with mdz
cob Bell. - 7i'7- 80 =
Brig Susannah Hawey days from Savannah with cotton
to Sturges Clerman The Savannah lays anchor of the
quarantine.
Brig Druid Rice days from Philadelphia. with mdzs, to
master
Below.
Whale ship Jason from Desolae Island with 1000 bbls Of
pilot from plo boat Jacob Bell and supplied By her
with provisions Put in for ahirbor-bonnd New London.
70 The bark Turk from Philadelphia, is anchor in the
lower bsy
Five O'Clock MNo vessel in sight; wind fresh from Ne
this city