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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21

PROPOSALS for carving The mail. Of The U nj.
: ted States From the IL hlv, 1896, "a he
3ath June. 1850. inclusive, ia IOWA, viii Ne NJ
eeirsd at the Contract Office OF the Po,t Og,c.
Departments. in the city of ~ ashingtsn, until q
ae,eck NJ OF The thirtieih dav Of prik lga6. Ito
be decided by the e4th dsy of NAV, il the rou,e.
wit: -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
To Pork Packers.
WOOIen yarn.

DoRK BARRELs and LARD KEGS, for sale By
Il dec n GARRETT Il co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
Wl,iskey.E

II EsTIFtnD Whiskey constantly on hand and
II fot sale cheap BY M, ba' An, --r.
4s, WIN GARRETT 4 CO: n \
nov (flawkeye copy essf -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
Books s. Stationery,

AI have Just Iec'h per 81. Croix I lsrre
assortment OF school Books and Sta
tionory, which we offerfor sale cheap. IT.
nov 10 WM. GARRETT & Ca
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
Goods! Goods!

Goods! GO0dsu .sssls
NE. subscribers are now receiving diteet
itcm Philadelphia and New York, tlsit
assortment Of .saA@ lsHA ~V'sstf~ .TfEN9*
.s,s,FAfl AND WINTER GOODS, l8ayS
Which have been purchased on the most favor
able terms and which they offer for sale u ihs
lo'rrst r1ih priccs; pledge themselves nog ID -
atmdersoid by any House. porth Of 81. LoSis.
Their old customers and the public generally.
are requested to cali and examine their stoek,
which vii be found to be as large and weltss-
lected as any 10 the place. Merchants will -
usual be supplied on the most favorable tegus.
% All kinds of produce taken At the rsfAlat
cashPrices.l W.F.lCoOLBAUGH & co.
sept 81 rs 1i-etHf : iau
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
Flour
French ClOrl,

i PS. superior black French Cloth, fer sale
cheapat GARRETT g. CO.'S.
mar 7'l6 aEs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
Oregon! Oregonv Oregon.!!

Oregon! OregOn!! OregOn:!!
TNHE citizens Of Des Mones county, Iowa,
L that intend emigrating to the promised land
the ensuing season, win meet at the house of
John Barkhart's, in Dodgeyille, on Saturday the
2ist day of March next, for the purpose OF max.
Ing necessary arrangements Tor said department.
A prompt attendance is requested.
March Z, lS46-3w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21

SAINT LOUIS, MO.

SAINT LOUIS, MO. y
A LLaxdersexecuted--fo Wire .Sieres, Screens
"A Safes, Tenders, Traps, Cages, Wore Wire
all numbers-at No. l34, North End street, be.
tween Washington Avanue and Vine street, St
Louis, by 3. F. TOWNSEND.
March Z, 1846-5w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21

fOR sale 2 new wagons made 10 Ohie, slso,-
Z several sets harness, a little used; seconds
hand carriages, and buggies, , good work
horses. Alffor sale, or trade On liberal credit
nov 10 WESLEY JUNES,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21

We sre aothoI-:.d I" anI onncs jean GRAY
~ . candidate lor Justice uf he Peace
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21

For sale at a Bargsan.. arr
TSHE House and Stable now occupied ~ AZ
l. Martin, and called the City Hotel, sitsas.
ed on thi street opposite the RaIet House.
Applyto dec. g. 45 THOS. HEDGE.a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
Cotton Yarn sc.

Cotton Yarn Sc, ~rv !.
,O1nl II. Eagle cotton yarn, III
- 1OO 10 Bales batting, 81 y ens
10 candle wick, for sale By =
nov w. F. COOLB2UGH & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
Cassin,eres.

~ Ps. Blk striped and plaid Cassimeres,
III for sale at unusually low prices, by,
mar ! SAG VIM. GARRETT & co.
(Hawkeye copy
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window 1ransparencfes.

CEvERAL pairs, of tasteful designs At les.
dse'ls Is A. S. sHAcKFoRD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21

or. in ,tnpt horse coaches arc inyitcd.r or
t'prop5sa,s to carry in two,horse coaches
will be considered," or the like expressions
in the old. s.according 10 the adsertieemenl''
will not be understood as referring to The
pode mentioned, in each. in.itation. u the
convey apSe stated In the invitation, hc should
name il jim ierans in his bid. 8t mf
a., iSlnce the passage Of the act Of March
I'd, lSa5, AsRcw description Of bid has been
recelyed..lt sgecihes po mode OF convey
ance, but csgsgse 10 carry the mail with
certainty, ctlerliy, and secnri.y, using. the
terms OF the law. These hiEs nre called,
from the manner in which they4are designa-
ted on the books ot the department., sssTKR
BIDS" Il has been decided, alter mature
cvDsi derstion, that bid proposing spscif
ic mode Of conveyance pi as high . grade az
twc-hoTsc coach Transportation IL to be prc-
tered 10 the star bid. u Tho experience OF
the department. enablcs il to lay down the
following rules via: S. ElsNs IL
When thc mail on abe route 10 not 20 large
as 70 require two-horso coach convey ance, n
star Bird, il the lowest, will be preferred to
the spee,tic bid E.s se elie6s
20. When tho mails are Of sach eisc q.
TO render u necessary or expedirnt IN reies-
ence 10 them alone 20 provide two-horse
coach conveyance, tho epeciiso bid y thopgh
tbo nikncets VIII w HFcftIIru W tHu btdI
bid, 70 The extent Of a moderate difference N
the compensation, in care Tho differences 10
not such - 20 mt ffero with the policy Of
tho new law, which looks to 4 red uction in
the cost Of transportation Exceptions, how !
ever, Lay he allowed wnere tho star bid Is
mads by the present ow ner q, the stock ON
the route, and it 10 manifest that the reasoaA
ior preian.ng the spsc:fa bad ~ No, sxisl in
mis- case- sse8 s*g A.s.&
"a. On routes Of the highest rlass, where
iouf-borse coach stransportasion lie required
0y the el-e and importance Of he malls, the
preference for the specific bid wilt be, II -
cessarys carried 20 q greaier extent VI dldcf-
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com MERCIAL.
Cotton Trade.


The steamer Cambria, which sailed hence for Liver
pool on the LIST inst carried out OF a very strong
market here produced mainly by the unfavorabe appear
Of the coming crop. The advance noted Tor that
pause in business which has enabled purchasers buy
rather easier terms prices may be said TO have
casonsy huctuatcd eighth OF cent in their favor
not however more than the usual difference between
at Boston OF the steamer Hbernid with Liverpool dates
70 the 10Th ult received here by the telegraph
Monday 81 inst her accounts not of that sstisc
Tory character looked for by operators generally
holders at Liverpool appeared disposed TO supply the
MARKET freely at the currency then ruling. Early
inc 10th inst the steamer Greet Western arrived
M liverpool dates 10 the 25th inst, which adviccs
oens less haering even than those by the pre- vious
steamer, the operations have been checked in great
oesIce as holders here withdrawing their supplies
az ,ne iuii currency previously existing and
no ha,, e,en q, those rates. In fact, If Cotton is
w unoer the last advces certainly no worse
al" nese accounts have consequently had no influence
on our market and 1t has Continued ,hroug hont the
week uus Drought to cose) like that of the eding
ohe III very inactive stateThe sales for the week
ending stn inst were 1900 bales-snce n, MS a, ion
bales, with hrmer market yesterday at onr
which are similar to those previously given
It's, OF course too early too indulge In o,v ~, .u
raj remarks with regard to the prospect of ,hs
approaching TO maturity; It's certanly in rroi
POSITION ami is barely possible tina, il can soai ~,
olast season while the probabilities now are that !, ,i
be considerably less with later fros, ,ba ~,
have had for ten years We
The movements this staple up 10 the same period 4,
the past three years, have been as annexed = ~
Receipts ports of the u. since Sept is,s 1850 ITO
same period last ear. 400 $50
Exports from u s. since Sept /, lsi5. i,soasIa
same period last year: =. 2 2oo,
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have been
5000 bales; exports 900 bales taken by spinners
5000 bales taken on speculation 1905 stock in city
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The Crops.

Oats are abundant than were ever before known
and immense the quantity raised that it will hard
ly pay remunerating profit Last week we saw them
sold in Princeton for - cents bushel and dull sale
that With us they are worth rather more than this at
present.-Morris Jerseymdn
In Monmouth the Nepark Inquirer say the corn now
looks fine its color is right and in general is about the
taes recollect have before at this stage of
the season
We sorry to hear that the potato rot prevails to
considerable extent in the neghborhood of the Rising
Sun village and other sections OF the county gentle
who resides the village named informs that
have been seriously iniured-Phiia Inc.
The Biashampfon IN " Courier. says: The potato
rot has again exhibited itself in this vicinity, but the
thus far has been favorable for vegetation
generally led to hope that its ravages will be
very extensive.
letter dated Beaufort S. c., August 4 saws -"since
wrote you last caterpiars have made their appear
ance with us, and in week they have spread
over the cotton fields Having made their appearance
early in the season. many planters in the neighbornood
will scarcely realize the seed to plant another CROP
The rot has made its appearance in Of potato
were found to be spoiled the next day They had a
black spot the surface which extended through the
potato In one large field the Miami bottoms, the po-
tatoes are rong in the ground They have the black
The crop abundant this season. but hope this dis
ease may not be found to be very extensive Gag.
We regret to learn that the worm is extending its
ravages along the line of the Trinity and Brazos and it
mnished at least third by this destructive insect In
some instances they have completely destroy ed the
One OF the plantations Swartwout, which should
have yielded about 200 bales of cotton will yied 10
bales The worm has also made its appearance in the
urands OF Austin county. The crops the Colorado
have not suffered much from this insect and
bable that the crop in that section will be better than
that of last year Houston (Ttras) Telegraph.
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THE PILES.
A. CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.

a CURE FOR LIFE SECUKED.
DR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for the cure of
~ Piles, Inflammation Of the iyer and Spleen lnflamma
neys Bladder Weakness and Inflammation of the Spine
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
the only successful remedy for that dangerou. distress
ing complaint, the Piles, ever offered to the public
Mark This internal remedy exte NAL appljca
ton and will cure any case of Piles either Beeding or
Blind Internal exerga and probably the only thing thai,
will There mistake ABOUT it. IL is positive cure
speedy and permanent II is also TO
take ard improves he general health remarkable manner
II is mild IN its ration, md be taken
Of the mnst cute nflsmm ZION without dmger All exter.
nal applications the highest degree di-agreeable
aud offensive and from the very nature Of the
disease temporary in their effects This medicine attacks
the disease aud
the cure certain snd permanent
The Eectuary contains mineral medicine, aloes
colocynh garnboge other powerful irritating purga
tive No fear Of taking cold while under influence No
change diet II taken according directions
for life is guaranteed.
Propetors Office 1876 Bowery Sold wholesale and retail
sue lm$r
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Vessels Loading in the United states 10,
Europe.


Europe.
NEW YORK, Aug B.-FoE LIyERrooL-New York,
Cropper Great Western, ~ Matthews; Liverpool III.
drdge Siddons Cobb; Columbia Rathbons Patrick Hem
Queen Of he West WoOdhce:e; arethasa Morris. Foss
LoNpoN-Walpole Thomas; Margaret Evans, Tinker; st
James, Meyer Northumbe and. Gr.wod Robert Fulton,
imn AreSi%ede. Backnsn Gen Tsyior k nixt ' Fos
AMsTERpAM-Tncolor. Frs. FoR BsEMES-Elizabeth
Dennison, spencer FoR CApIz-Albana, Guitcoyich.-
Eon GENoA-Adams, Piazzo. FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ane. FoR HAMBuRG-Cou mbus, God; Stephina Kruger
New York, Boyce. FoR HAyRE-Zurich Thompson; Uti.
ca Hewitt francois ist Wheeden; Albany, Crswford;
Eon Observation-Disclosures, Sylvester. FoR ROTTERDAM
Hitchcock. FoR TRiEsrE-Arone, Constantini
NEW ORLEANS Aug 3-FoR LrERpooL-Araminta,
poN-Rockall. Foster FoR BREMEN-Agnes, Warneken;
Sharon. Merryman Fon HAvRE-J N Cooper, Varuey-
FoR BoRDEAux-Creoie Cayo James Perkins Hall; War
saw, Schander For MARsrILLEs-Lydia hlailhas. FoR
Wouon For ALIcANT-Rnssia, santiford. FoR EuRoPE
-Orbita, Sciacuiuga; Pomons Colby.
BOSTON, Aug l5-FoR LIvERPooL-Ango Saxon, Cor
don; FoR CowEs-Betsy Jane, Breevie. FoR ANTWERP
PHILADELPHIA. Aug u-FoR LrvERrooL-shenando-
,,CHAKLESTON, Aug 9.-FoR LIvERPooL-Alliance;
Remittance Prince Massachusetts, sampson. FoR HAvRE
5Powhattan Stone For ANrwERP-Salvator. Gassmau -
For OF EgRoPE-Pollux Holdt: Rapide. Oidesnark
BALTlMoRE, Aug ls-FoR BREMEN-Casper, Norden.
RICHMOND, Aug i3-FoR LuvrRrool-LeIa Higgins
For LoNpoN-Robkay, Drummond FoR BREMES-Ark,
johnson. FoR GIBRALrAR-Lalia Rookh. Burrows
Vessels Loading In the West Indies.
. KINGSTON Jam, July 23.-FoR LIvrRrooL--Hnda;
Freeman, Wight; LANCASHIRE Witch sutherland: Farm
tra, Foreman; PREMIER Crlley Tropic Toyan; Sussex
Cousins.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.
o. Nassau Street.


DARTICULAR MOTT. Z Patients residing in any part
Of the Union, by writing full OF their
let the disease be Of what kind maydelic
delicate private Otherwise il will be consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
remedies with directions, forwarded mme
la this instance the fee ($5,) which will include all
penses, be enclosed, post paid, and directed
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where of the Memben-Doctor McDonnell-is n
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT
For the Of 0ononhHa elects Structures, weakness
OF the nocturnal and all discha
from the urehra This powerful durets sooner than
other remedy discovered. without interfering in
with business. Price 81
SARSAPAKILINE,
Prepared by the College, the active pn cple Of the
nuine Honduras approve by the College for the
oil scr0fula cutaueous enlarge
ment and pains Of the bones syphlc symptoms and the
train Of diseases consequent inudcous
curry and unskila medical treatment Price, 81 per bottle,
or 6 bottles for S.
.NON-MERCrRIAL BLACK DROP.
Tins valuable aiterstive remedy Syphilis both
primary and constitutional II should be
diatey alter the first OF the disease Persons
who have erupons the skim venerea nodes
scrofna, disease arising from impure the
blood should not be one moment without it, Single bottles
Sl-cases of half dozen, IS.
Carefully packed aud forwarded all parts of the Union
w. +. DICKINSON. Agent, 81 Nassau street
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PHILADELPHIA A

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, 1876.
The -FUe-Steamboat Detention ON the
Canai-Boaf Raes-Fau Business-C oroner's In
qtest-Stocks, &c.
The sun has been obscured by the clouds the
most of to-day and we have fresh breeze. but
the heat is still oppressive, and we are longing
for rain TO cool the temperature.
A row of houses at Richmond was consumed
by fire last night, undoubtedly the act OF an incen
diary, as the same premises were on fire about
week since and partly destroyed this time their
demolition was cemplete.
The new steamboat line OF VIM. l.. Ashmead,
between this city and Baltimore, has met with az
extraordinary as it was unexpected. | will pro-
coed 70 state the case as IT told to me, think
ing il very probable, however, that there is some
mistake about IT, relative TO the motives attn
buted to the canal and railroad companies.
The steamboat Loper, which lett this city seve-
raj days since for Baltimore, with ireIg lit, has
been detained at Delaware city, by the relu sal of
the canal company TO permit her to pass, though
the customary toll upon the goods she carries as
freight, has been offered. The officers OF the com.
pany have even refused to weigh the goods, so
that tue amount of toll could be ascs rtained The
canal company is, it is said, leagued in with the
wilmington railroad company. and this refusal
to permit the boat to pass through, is because
tue ne" me intends u carry passengers as well
as freight. The boat has now been lying lule for
more than two days.
boat race is now coming off from Green
wien foihi 10 Chestef ana back, between the sail
boats Ariel and Gen. Marion. A fleet of boats
has been attracted to the vicinity. and oni,e a
multitude OF spectators witnessed their departure
and will probably be present on their return.
Though some few western merchants have ar.
rived 10 make their fall purchases, yet business is
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST I6.
Cleared.

Ships New York, Chopper, Liverpool, II Marshall; Zu-
rich, Thompson, Havre Fox Livingstone Queen victoria
Burngeen, New Orleans, Elwel 20 Bark Gen Taylor,
Hale Antwerp, Weisser. Briss Aibano, Gorcouch, Ca
dr. W Wesser Kong Oscar, re,tsson C,r'sansoaa
Macy, Savannah Sturges Cicarmtn Co. Schrs Albert
Perkins, Besrse Po,t rrince A Rosse 60; Acad a.
Barnes ST John D. Arrosmith Wheeler: Acteon. Barnes
81 John, NIB Auo,mith Y Wheeler' Victore -, -
Johns: ID Jones Rogers Wilmington Am smith, smith,
BsIunorr G,ger Msiler Howard, Bsssett. Boston,
Appleton, Nckerson, Boston; John Hosg'.nd, smith,
Richmond steamer Anthrac tie, Stewart, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Br ship Greenock, Fleck from Liverpool July sth with
Passengers, to MASTER ~.
Brig Wissahc kon Weller from Canton IA days, and st
Helena 40 days. with &c, 70 Whemore Cryder June
r. lat IS 10 90 spoke BIZ bark Madras from London 70
DAYS out for New Zealand June 10th, lat ~ H. lon ~
w Br bark Tusty, 40 days from Buenos Ayes i9 cape
own 9TH inst lat % ST. Ion co H. spoke Br brig Vicors
from Barbados Tor ST John, NIB, 10 days out,
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE. Aug 15-Arr schr Amelia, Smith, N York
Cid ship Roscoe Kicker. Rotterdam; brig Riheman Gray
st Johns NJ
NoRFoLK, Aug ia-Arr brig Georgisns Hipkins N York;
schrs Maryland Bufch Providence; Eclipse Thatcher. Bos
ton. Cid ship Rhone Harvey, Liverpool fin James River
brig Henry Woods, berlsine. jamaica In Hampton
Roads ship Louisiana, Dewhers from James River bound
TO Rio Janeiro.
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|onlsSssy, n days fssm opssss, wiA wlas, 70

.,lvs ~ aSsv, n days fssm opsns, viii Wise, 70
FsMSsT AsgAeh. sshssIsp. n days from Bremen,
1,s Tsa9s.s ses. " days fso@ Nsavi'As with mdss.
schr slower, DavA. Nswbsm, NC. naval stores to L
Mitchell.
schr Mary jane Osborn, Norfolk, mdse sturges Clear
man Co.
schr Brilliant Kenney. Bath lumber.
heisW,
ship supposed TO be London packets she seen of
northampton Friday NJ by the pilot boat Wash
ingron.
2brigs-unknown.
The bark Canton, reported ashore the West Bank has
not ohe steamboat Wave lowed lighter TO her
yesterday tske board portion OF her cargo
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very dail, and We sanne, sxpsc' much change
until the weather moderated. II 10 at present too

warm To venture luto any calculation as To pros
dts and losscs" or any tllins else, savo slipping
mint iuep or some other cooling beverage.
The Coroner yesterday held an inquest upon
the remains of a negro man, who, it is believed,
laid down to sleep on the Columbia Railroad
track, near the inclined plane, and was cut in two
by the passage of a tram of cars over him. His
name is unknown, but it is thought he must have
been intoxicated
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp.-S4, 100 City 6's '62 look los shs IT,
Bank, 4 10 shs Planters Bank, Tenn, 5e4 $400
State SIS 665S Penna. Bank 25lA $500 United States
Loan 6's, 1904; 900 State 6s, Tx.
AFTER SALEs-I0 shs. Planters Bank, Tenn, 500.
SECOND BoARp.-2 shs. Penna Bank 25lZ 100 do
Morris Canal OK.
After sALrs.-lO0 shs. u. s. Bank $50 do Reading
RR, 33as 500 Wilmington SIS, 49, 76h
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OEA}1lrs1 p&1Sty Z, !, jy I. S,E!sQ e

ONAAsmBss Sal Ala ss;s., ! .. dlsiysss 9ssss:
Il: sss: :s:i ais
YORK. Hs Ss.d:
tnrc and complicated disorders snasd these
n.
ed
BLADDER Gve ard those various which
may consult him will receive the most faithful and deli
The sahOr 6nd. tina. it has been Of surprs.
spme mat any one of rank or emnence in his profession
% 70 easily
Of %
on he no: o1 ss s sody and
them ave such nature as t. posssy So
sS Say the aos e !: fact
in the CONSTITUTION to show themselves other
But with . of evils
pi op. or ss Of II s % M
nate Gu of,hese complaints Now supposiay evsa these
CONTINUAL s many 80 ss.es,i. dS d. 'Ioss
@ Go S Sas s. @
Astonishing the opportunities the author has witnessing
af with one taking medicines proper ony ia
The % 1S s o,e. ~,
different aud innocent disorders
and afford he finest field for Eaavsry Is that Of s.re
ss nse @ r' s .tas or
msh sabsde Or disappear wnl. to retain again
% !. soas Se bese OIL Now every real
geou that the physc the world would
'trciue and yet proper ~ uaoestooa II may most easily
Just, land he cm appeal TO the eminent physi-
clan. the city ior their nuth) how Important ina.
and talent Of the he about To tust IN such case
% pssas to s
without pain Inconvenience Nothing can exceed the In
poyemen OF late the treatment oil tins compliant In
deed in the hands Of and experienced persons the cure
o. Structure is now accomplished IN as DAYS as
business this city Tor short time only but return
perfectly cured though has been Of trouble and
anxiety To who leave their homes
his peculiar aud successful means OF cure and which,
being enclosed little mahogany chest pce Sl0) can be
B-For the of those distance, and for
travellers the author has contived little chest with lock
and key and with his treatise fitted the lid which contains
everything the Immediate and private Of
who afford the of personal trcatmen-that
for GonorrhGa besde full supply Of medicine contains
iprcs So The other. CONTAINING all that necessary
from the t appearance Of the sore 60 the more advan
constitutional form Of Syphlis is also So And ohe lit
both diseases $40. This latter peculiarly fitted for Ma
and Travellers These were Originally designed for
the convenience Of the authors private patients but
those who have experienced their advantages that ne
been induced give them publicity They for
Canadss. South Asrss e. &C. Addes. 70 boz Lower
York.
r. S-Aware Of the general opinion entertained Of that
class Of who obude their skill and remedies
the public these Diseases (muudes of whom
paper) he formerly felt to give statement
ed several eminent and references He finds
however the necessity for this longer exists and,
rank the bareaced claims dca TILES ola
tain class become only mark OF the mpudent preender