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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

Look Our. - From certain demonstrations, for
which there may be one hundred and SIXTY REASONS
and from the barking threats current on the street on
Tuesday and since, expect TO the next Royal
Family Gazette represent Great ConGqgration. IL
VIII charge US, individually aud collectively" with
most of the crimes in the calender. If Morrison
keeps his promise, he will charge us with having
murdered two men, stabbed woman violated others
with arson, (pcrhaps) gambling, no not gamb-
lingo except, perhaps, bet Of three dollars on the
election where he hed the stakes (and which is not
fraction of whatwe won from our good why friends y
and with cords cords Of what will SO aaturaty
occur to the prolific mind of he taaiy so deeply
vcrscd the law and trials criminal. Well. We
promise that we viii not 90 10 the B'uGS, on fishing
excursion, either when the Grand Jury is in
session. We have stood many dck before now from
those accustomed 10 oppose US and in general we
only noticed those of men. We may perhaps he en-
abled bear up under this terrible coming shower of
froth. However, as Morrison's wrath may lcad him
to be careless forgetfnl, suggest HIM whether
he has thought Of republishing, in rc-vampcd style
peculiarly his own, Niger Barnett's charges
against us, and perhaps true charges against that
splendid genius, rererSed! Major Dunn one of the
family, tried his hand at it and if copy is wanting
and cannot be obtained from the Journal Office, we
may possibly condescend to furnish it ourselves
Go ahead, old boy We are too old campaingers
to throw a,cay shot. The locker is yet well supplied
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

ADVICE To MERCHANTS AND GIRLs.-Never refuse
good otter for better market The first certainty
the latter onlv hope
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

Miss AUGUSTA SHuMwAY, a young lady Of, -;
place, who has not been IN her right mind for ,.'s
tme, escaped from her home sometime since nd was
found on the 10th. about mile and half u vas
place, frozen to death.L0Forte T6-sia Dee 3s on'S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

FlRE.-We regret to state slat the steam e.
owned by Mr. Leonard miles sonh vest u -, '''n'
or,r,n If tho e." "'e ." saturday night last;
Dec. q f''' ~ ra0,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

o. An attempt was recently made to rob the Bank
A. Fort Wayne, but the robbers got scared and ran.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

NAYS - McGaughey aud C. B. Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

u! li:;|ss :: sy Il. fIs'!: ;;S 3:
::.! s:s L. S:s ::;is Si; al
!: :SS s 81. ass a a
e: 1s - n;t';s EssS:;
BALTIMORE. Nov Acid bark Gen Harrison, Smith. Bar.
ship ANGIE os :a
Si anew
soaas Also Of o% s.sa
via Edsatown' ashore on the Spit ,op Harriet from Ply
s%sr bore away Tor Cape Aoa aSout Am
wa. :
rinsm; David Nickes, eke.. New Oresns brigs shaw
%a. s %m l.sna
sa. r.'sa Nd Of Orleans ssss spd
but snehc ed in Light h9u.s ohsnne Baa nes Ellen 80,
Roads having prevented by the gale gens tn
s I % e DC ss
nsht Of or morn of h. - :,
tine: Me- S1ss Fs 81; Ssdans Rio
.Sd i: 2s1 f kosS
soa, Nav YoII; big Ty5.s' Me- MsGSImiek ao:
s a sssSs
Nrw BEprohD, Nov is1Arr .cnrs wli.m, WiIoD, Nor
SSIpT FISH, aS
len Rodman sherman Helen. Ha:sey, Dc; corinhi
Ere Albany ''' ar ''A Augusta
NEW DALE ms, nov Arr steamship Galveston. Havi-
land Galveston; ships AIvum, Robinson, GLASGOW Uncas.
Latnam Bszos Santiago; brig Chapman Breusn nleston
CID Br steamship Arab Bishop Havana ship, Epamnondas.
Pendletn London; Msdemseh, Ihase Liverpool. Below
ate mshp Virginia fin Branos sanago briggs Martha SAUCER
uNEwrenT, Nov ls-Ar1 schrs Delaware, Holbrook New
sr.1S Albany for Boston Abstract EniisI
Essa 10y aa%
%% An Nov e%sa ship Louise
sisters, Grant Boston, s shs W%fsa Wilson Po!a Ash,
s a a ga S.m
80 Moisau Mason. NYCJt Planet Terry ALBANY; Dol:
so% "a Dodge Bddsspcrt jane Eliza MSso'' DO;
Xriadns, Bayiie, DO; Tsxa;. Hand, DO. -
NS Sa Swan blanchard c0we' and
oy s GSSS
smith, smith, Nban,; Ontario, Smith Cos:eke; Mary.
os;ets: Wiiisia RHODE. New YORK; Aerial Sal:, -.
SIt Now dHPp.0fb .swH OWN %
po"
s New So jas Below sonns u
to sh sia
si :e6. sssIss Pike IaSse for Aisiaadn'' in for
RIonMoND Nov. ls-sld schr Greenway. Couch. New
DC sc6rs Mary Clark small, and Alabama, smaey, New
SAVANNAH, Nov. le-Arr, ships Ashland, Hawley, New
York. brig Carpenter, FrOvidence; schr Dart So
WArIH,M Nqy ls-An ;shr M9ni.pI BEssse New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
miscellaneous Record.

BARK MARTIN. w. Brett vo,e. sailed on Thursday, in
the heavy west wind on that night slipped her chains and
BARK ApELrSE of Boston. cleared from this port llh
S wsa a.bore on stas%pg 9 go to sa whoS
spit. '' - ''e . '"
BR,e Mary HrLEy, Of salem. Wienh, from Baltimore
ford Ss, IL d, h report. on the 18Th ms. shppsd
@ On Sos
sails and rgspg and sustained other injury causing the vss
scHR WILLIAM wIxoS, from Norfolk. at New Bedford
l9h inst reports the nth, off saybook Conn, lost her
anchor.
There ship three banks the port Apaach,
cola the 10th inst.
ss of Nsr LSndG NSy
my sres miles distant in 70 beat R
getes him on board again Gale increasing hove 70 on ss.
tuday the 18th in lat 80 49, lon gsle ,iI increasing,
' Vas f ' south S Gse deg
Sur AREArus, Of Boston, launched from The Marine
Of ss the
s s d S
cfsapan wood board shed and she dragged in that
the -: sy hs Wa 0I Iss'sd
the OF the afternoon She damage in her
We. Is sSs N.Y. ys,s .ssiss%sa:
Boston.
BAG c.nnnrr. from sssus !. Grand wa, .slssIagh.d
got Of a, .an.e although S.1 eSsnssd her
g She "a
fore 2 S y S
get off the brig when I'll gale subsidies.
SLoeY HAsREr from Plymouth, ashore since morning Of
Goth, on the Sc side OF Georges Island.
b. PACKET SIooP Juno Miller OF Providence, from New
York with cotton o'clock the morning Of the 2oh
dragged her ashore the rocks south Of
Fort Green Newport She will be of without much
damage.
SCHOONER SrERLISo. Pike, from Lubec for AIexanda,
put INTO Province 10th inst for aharbo and sailed
the 18TH
spoken.
Steam propeller Edih passed 10th inst 30 miles
west ~ the Baize.
Brig Erie Ounby from Rio Janeiro for BALTIMORE Oct 7th
no lat or Ion.
.s!Y Topaz from ocncoke for Porto Rico, Nov 3D. lat
18th, lat 81, lou To-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
ANOTHER CEKrlt lCAlE
OF cure performed by DR. UPHANi'S PILE ELECTU
" AIRY, addressed to the Agents in Rochester =


Me.sr. Post Willis 1t is with ordinary eel
ngs epeasure that am enabled to inform yCg ofthe
Electuary, which obtained from Of Piles with
which haye been afflicted My suherngs have been almost
by those who have experencedGke Affections
Having been long End soreIy afflicted am induced to
address you, that through you may make known ny
friends and neghbors the truly wonderful OF Dr. Up
bans Eectuary, which shall hereafter keep hand,
find il beneficial in other respects removing obstinate cos
tiveness morbid accumulaons the stomach and bowels
and to purifs the bood-thus removing the Of Piles
whom speedy must follow.
needless add that, previous obtaining the Elec
tuary had Consulted Of best to
but little benefit Should know of
Piles please refer residence in the Of
Gates where shall be pleased them much
tcula information than able in this cation
JOSHUA BEAMAN.
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor, 1876 Bowe-
Mrs. HAYS BROOKLYN. PRICE, "a $50 lm*rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

ALBANy Nov 20.-Flour-Ths depression in the mar
kst still continued and the sales are very light We
note sale Of 100 bbls Gsnssss % as and $50 bills
ira offered at IS ak but buyers Ct that PRICE
0rain-0sneses wheat the market for 1885,, but
buyers Barley brisk We hear Of sales Of 800 bush
four rowed, at 6shc. and $500 do two rowed at SO
SIX.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 29.-The rain storm Of yesterday
prevented any transactions of note in the mari Ct Since
the receipt Of the foreign there has been but little
disposition mani esed to operate grain or -four As
hiss been the elsewhere rather unsettled the
ket and lowered it peg. Wheat has sold at "a 90
97c.
RICHMOND, Nov l9.-Tobscco-No change. Inspec.
tons small manufacturing descriptions in demand. We
quote Tugs at from 81 81 so common leaf - to So
middling s. as TO 81 good and que shipping - TO So
extra manufacturing, So to So. Flour-$5X . Sc is
askedvery little demand Corn-Corn IS cts. Oats
80 35 cts-in demand Wheat-White, l20 cts /; red,
lis cash Wheat Ofal-Brsn Is cts shorts, IL cts.
brown stufs, 80 cts ship stufs, so cts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
Cleared.

cleared
Ssfs ?I:s Sss:
:is :
" he .r: Ha M sars s ea
Gustsvus Dawes surnam Foster NcEerson .chrs Rival
sylph Tuih!l NfSpon E%pem tuetman sslti%OIs;
so%n G2 Tile
Arrived.
Ship Au5s!ius Kelly y day. from LIVERPOOL with mdse
from to- X
edge ofhe Gull stream. passed low deck herm brig with
%sn on dscs but i0ud sads NO as,
ming h lat Sc TO- lon IS spoke pilot boat Co9uee of Bal
the if Ai
S been Il .S So OF flu
Ship sullivan, Waite. from Charleston with cotton
sss25si ssy fs,i .a a Td;s
Nov S. len 80 spoke DAN bark Mary Frese, from
S:1s ps%is d from New Castle. Eng beors
on hs 18Th ast hsvus 'Hs ,1
violent gales during the With cotton More
ns s.l G,s from Rio
Bari Columbisss e.. 80 day. from Malaga,
cotton and rice, Durham Dimon Be fore reported
Nova one mile SSW of Haeras shoa vessel sup
adjust lett her The has heavy west.
from the l2h to the 10th.
Brig Sterling Thompson, days from Savannah with cot.
ton to Durham Dimoo. 10th inst lat a. lon "a
signals with brig with red sig the letter iS;h
inst on Hatteas steamer it'll three standing
Brig Phiua. Thatcher II days from Savannah with cot
ton, to Durham Dmon.
schr Eagle, Hasii Thom..tou 10 DAYS from CardeD..
bark Niagara. Forbes for New York. Leit brig Knight
f,r Portland day No date given lat 50 IS Ion IS spoke
Sch, s Thorn s saadio1d day. from Wilmington NC,
schr Belle. McMath days from Norfolk with mdse to
Schr Harriet sears day. from Baltimore with -four Sc
to the master 10Th iust of the Capes Of the Delaware
the late blow. split the foresa'l stove bulwaks &c.
Scha Iowa, Dayton. Baltimore with IN sc
schr Tuscarora, MITCHELL Wilmington. NC, with naval
sehr Julia & Nancy. Lewis. Newbern. NC, with naval
sc9r o. We, smith Wilmington NC. with naval stores
Schr Swallow, Robinson Washington, NC, with naval
sshr Globe Simmons Washington, NC. with naval
sehr Marcia Smith, Washington NC. with naval stores
schr Gil be, White, PhiladeI phia, with coal
4sehr 1 Morgan Morris. Philadelphia, with oysters.
Sailed.
shD: Hottinsuer tivsIpooi; Vermont Perry GassOw
nah; WaveriV, Smith, Mobile; Vicksburg NOrrans; Ze
nob,a Liverpool; Margaret Foes, Hull; Luconia Liver.
Talismann, Lv-pool brig Albion, Antwerp and others
Also, sid Norwegian frigate North Star.
Retumed-sehr Michigan, Terry, hence for Baltimore;
when OF Bsrnegat sprung both aud back repair
damages.
Below.
him. hark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
TO WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTs.
H. MIGEON + CO.,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND SATTINETS NE
FINISHERS

NO. S4l WEST SrRKEr, N. Y.
% EFERENCES and orders for work Messrs. Woolsott
~ and Sade C3 Pine street, w e. Langley Co. ~ Broad
street: d. Brigham Co. 60 Pine street a16emsm
M EDICAL AID:-DK. GREGORY. No. 5 Roosevelt
small volume on the fsllis: and foibs: hnmss
may happen TO reed ADVICE p.ivatsy treat:
nature among Xheh are vensrssl in al its varieties
in relation the practice certain secret habit among the
The following few from the works Of emf
nent ply sicians on this subject
MANY yI.uons people predicted immense harm from pub
erto covered up"
confined the obscure and vicious. but psvadss
"Neither the plague, small similar
diseases have produc ed results disastrous humanity
1T the pestlence that walkeh Darkness and tho do
struction that wasteth at MONDAY"
at exces the Of to undue action, and
duces violent secretons which necessarily andppeedly
the vital principal aud OF mind hence
the asly failure loss Of the faculties"
For the of diseases and emnang from
this Dr. Gregory lnyigofang Tonic
Cordial Nothing be better adapted to help and noursh
the constitution repair inward wssng loss Of Appetite
depression of spirits conus &c. enriches and
pures the blood without heating and nfiamng itPce 81
bottle of half dozen $l0 eully packed
for exportaton Consultations privately all hours
a2Sl M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
Domestic importation.

CHARLES oH-BsIk Carroll ats casks rice Markoe Will
her y sco,t.H BurLineer-iL NJ Hofman-ss Atwa,er
G tton Drake Mis4e sprsEue Robinson co-l2l Victor
Duckwtz-6l Jos, PHI Emenck--t8 Drake Nls-2o Sou
per Nesmith Walsh-li hhds John Keyis9 balls
"a cks Ia
CHARLESTON Ship spllivan-'3o ties rice Markoe Wilbur
Scott rs bs cotton Emerc-3? Dennistoun co-5o
Miils-l23 Brown, Bros co90 Ba rett-I52 Swain X
COL box Harral Sproulls col sherwood-2 hf ties
Mo'Is-l Dbl eks bag Havil,nd, Reese col box
Nielie COIL bales TO order.
Craftsmanship sutton5o BIS Bechet Lorat-22
Ad ms itawthon-30 Drake Mills-23 Poorer FreIes-
30 empty bbls Johnson pkg g Gregory-3 Hitchcock
q N Davis-3 Lane & lippet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
The CrODa.

The Holy Springs, Tennessee, CeEefts Of the lath,
Of the has been picked and bsled that the
falling OF II still greater than anticipated In Mar.
make average crop, and that many Of the farmers
have calculated their crops by At least fourth.
Had the army left crops alone, we think the
average would have been near 1900 lbs to the acre
throughout the county; as it is, hardly think that
more than 800 lbs. per be realized We have
been living this county for the last ten years and
have neveI known the crop to q failure.
The crop Of this county we don't think has fallen
below 800 lbs per acre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home ROrfQ.

\
BALTIMORE, Nov 2-Arr ship Lsils, Higgins, from LIVER
pool Ga the 23d Oct lat as O2 N Ion 81 Is W. fell with the
wreck Of large vessel apparently British bark with the
oremast .tandog and tops yard sthwat the yard mast
decks and foreeasle it'll painted ports full ofwaer aud
abandoned The had been washed off the stern blowing
fresh the could board her On the s4th Oct LAT
g co. loa % fell with n wreck bng Elvna of
black both and small raised in their place TO
sails cosrs she totally abandoned and appa
reny had be boarded srpped the weather being bad
Oct lat as a. long So 6 w. NJ wreck the lee
and down her. she proved to be the ship bar
que Elizabeth Bibby, of ST. Andrews B. dsmased and
abandoned fouad wrote the stsboard quarter IN red
sails spa board she had some small raised
jurymass and totally Abandoned light coming dark
OF her, passed within few yards dis
timber and ships aud yards and with the
Rigging attached them which together with three wrecks
in four days dismal sight the mariner the
in the winter season. Cleared, baques LTtiua LEWIS,
rel Boston Sailed, baTques Wymsn, Dill, Boston, brig
Phnix Watts Kngstcn Jam schs Roxbury Sears Provi-
dence: General Grant, (Br) Newman; West Indies avn
NORFOLK, Nov l8-Arr schrs Ann d. Treadwell, NY ork
Whpple. Kellum, Thomaston.
miscelianeOus Record.
(Conespondence of the New York Herald
LEwEs, Del, Nov 49, 1876.
EpIroR OF THE HERALD
The weather has char fine and hear OF no
accident occurred the loss Of The deck lead Of
moasses from brig Meamora, Finn. from Philadelphia
BoHon Steamer Evereade OF Charleston, put In here
last night and went TO sea this morning. Yours, &c
ScHR WHiPpLE, Kelium. from Thomasfon at Norfolk.
reported the 18Th 40 3d. Ion 50 2o los, boat
stove wheel and sustained other damage.
Schr SUSAN Gardaer from philadelphia bound to Tam
put Norfolk the 18th inst distress with loss Of
deck load foresa galley caboose &c in the late
gale. The $. lay TO 81 hours in lat 4027.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
News from santa Re.

IRON the Independence Expositor1
oenerh hesrney Will proceed TO Monterey In Califor
ma Coi Dohphsn Is to recover the stolen property
from the Nsysgoes force them to make treaty or nun
ish them. he can then procure supplies he win al
vance with his regiment TO Chihuahna The comnaniss
under command Of Capts Waldo and s,evenson ra s,a
toned at Toas, under Major Gipin private in ono Of
those companies writes under date Of the 9th Of ocobor
Our business is to protect the Mexicans from the in
cursions Of the Yuta Indians brave well armed and
adroit nation that delights in predatory warfare Last
week Major GlPn and Captain Waldo, with fifty picked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
MlscellaneOus Record.
[Correspondence Of the New York Herald

MEDICAL CAKD-Dr. Morrison has been engaged for
l IS the essful of all forms Of
structures gonnorhDa and debility, arising from secret
habit Dr. Nj holds communion with pretended
See his London DIPLOMA with the signatures of the
examiner, Of the Royal College Of Surgeons including Sir
Astley Cooper Sir Anthony Carlisles &c &c, his Office,
2o4k Fnlton street. Letters attended to- ms lmsrrc
JEW IN BIZ iAN-Dk hEiNE, NO. ~ duane
" street. informs public that
relmoushed his outdoor he connes himself entire
y Office practice Patients labons under chrome affections
such diseases of the srine bones joints ulcers scroa
mereuna diseases srctures piles &c: Aso certain dis
may apply I'm confidence Dr. Heine being regular physi,
clan and member Of the medical faculty. 00 imsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
NEW DISCOVERY,

DY which all Stoves and Pipes or Crates, may be kept
ID JET BLACK, with beautiful polish as Coach Body
street.
Piles Dr. MNairs ACOUSTIC OIL, a certain cure 10,
Deafness Hewss N!MENT, warranted to cure any case
OF Rheumatism Oldridae's BALM OF COLUMBIA for
The Hair East India HAHN DYE, will color the hair Jet
CEA. warranted to Of Asthma or Dyspepsia
Sold q u Courtland street, "a imSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

Author Of n. TnrT
n." segs to .lsts that he !. At nome a. much as possible
By pos. through Box ss Lover Pos
K:
ss .h ss ssfR
Of the sexual from early habits
ana Of hs
sns ss %Sss " s s
he most i,Sia and jeiSerste s!.sniion No. W." '''
The author finds that mas been matter Of surprise TO
on n:
to :: S:y but
ETY. Known avery different opinion would be formed.
a. AH ONLY the so5y and
them are Of such nature q. to effect posten indeed
either disease properly treated may remain
msn IN the constitution to show themselves in no other
But regard 70 ths train of evils. per
nate ofthese complaints Now. suppo.ns these
Do
scod from ons @ s. . DSb.g
the opportunities the asthcr has of witnessing
e,sd hDr Incidence
the ohs while not few have been deceived entirely for
different and innocent disorders.
and afford the finest Geld Tor knsvery is that Of STRIFE
s.; md ne ss patient 70, pills drops moah
might sabside Or disappear while generally to return
on slight but whether the discharge
he is the better Of Now every real physician
geon knows that all the physc in the world would
stnctue, and yet prope understood it may easily
and speedily be removed To every of common pr-
dence therefore, he would say, If these remarks
clan. IN the city for their Truth how important that
and talent of the he about such
With respect TO the cure Of Sncture-ths il gratifying
to state generally accomplished in very little time, and
without pain Or conyenienee Nothing eIceed the i'm.
deed in the hands Of and experienced the
Structure now accomplished in many days formerly
come on bushes: this city 70, short time only but retuIs
anxiety Tor To those cannot leave their homes o.
who cannot afford personal treatment the writer furnishes
his peculiar and successful Of and which,
being enclosed in te mahogany Chest prce 500 can be
safely any direction.
S-Aware OF the general opnI.n entertained Of those
who obtrude their skil upon the public in these DIS
(mutudes OF whom seen IN every paperD ne
formerly felt it ncumbent 70 give ststsment q MS own
most eminent and reference The necessity for this
longer and rank the pre- eusons
OF certain Glass; only mark Of the impudent
tende- s2 lmsrrc
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HAIR by e.

RATCHELDER'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is abb
- solutey the only article invented that be de-
pended TO color the human hair whiske Sc without
staining injury to the SKIM destroying the health and
n.e sn 2, sne pan 80 oy
Tor will be disturbed by washing and will be
found perfectly uniform and even without any of those
natural ns mpch complained Of in the ordinary hair dye
'.N "'''''-'' 'A. VIM. BATcHELoR. wana
Agent W Philadelphia, Eng jRossssi olStRss
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VlshE TUNlC ELLA orkEs1UkATivEC OkDlAL,
Prepared by the Members OF the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine and for sale at their ONCE 81 Nassau street. New
duged secretly, committed excuses Of any kind This
invaluable nvgoratng positively impotence
general physical wesknes Of the sexual
also powerful OF Female Irregularities and
fails the periodical beside that nature de-
Price Tive Dollars bottle Of half dozen SIC
carefully packed and forwarded OF the Union
w. +. DICKINSON, Agent,
MO lm%r 81 Nassau New York.
II also of Medical Society has removed his Office from
Duane IL Beekman three doors from Nassau
street Dr. Corb having confined his practice class
of diseases for the warrant cure IN all
Dr. does not mercury in his treatment Oren
from A M. til' 9 p. NJ. n186t*r
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TOILET SOAfO AND PEkFUMEKY.
1as S 81 fos
az e., general 5 Of
Southern Merchants and Dealers general are invited to
Examine our stock before purchasing elsews-Ie
10 lms1 o'''''1 J%H iSsss vsooM FOWLER.
? H.
Pharmacy. established for the suppression Of Suaeke4y
continue to direct ,hs, particular part cult a. Al
requiring medical treatment safe and permanent
T
eaton 70 the GSsss s frs, q hS:.
One Of The member: Of the con
those complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
R44SF II r. sS 'fF
application, have chess con
anins al medicine requisite to perform radical By
%s
any, and enclosing - '';''sek isaHs;isf
IS Nassau street. New York,
vELPEAUS sPECIFIC FILLS.
son. and all moeopu!ulent discharges from the arshra
fISs::sI
orter time than any other remedy without tainng ths
busine-. Frcs 81 per boz.
uv CG GN az lTT Iy3ISh DEBILITY CURED.
0MC ,n MF Sb PREPARED By tie Cosss Of
confidently recommended oi al dss aT proaae.a
BY secret indulgence or excess Of kind IL nvus
Die remedy for Impotence stsry, barenness, unless
Single bottles 81 each of hafa dozen Ss carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofths Union.
RlCORD's ALTEnAr'VE MIXTURE.
Oh the permanent cure OF prm o. secondary syphils,
81 ny az
All pesons suspectns venerea remaining their
tem should tins powerful purifier without delay
person CONSIDER himself safe after having the venerea
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system with this
Justly celebrated Alternative.
Sold IN single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen
for s.; carefully packed and all Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAfARILLA
- GENTlAN AND SAsAFRAS,
EREPARED by the New York College OF Medicine snf
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackery
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying unlties and curative powers OF the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College
Of Sersapara present before the public
and relied certain remedy for all diseases
Of the blood such scrofAia and
salt rheum. bloehes pimples ulcers pain
bones joints nodes erupous ulscrated
throat any disease arising from the
Of syphilis or injudicous use Of mercury.
Sold IN single bottles,at rs cent?
!. in cases Of half 4 dozen bottles 90
F" one dozen IS 90
Casss forwarded to all parta Of the Union.
MIA very liberal discount to wholesale p1rchassrs,
Offcs opca from A N. to sP. NJ
VS.: RlCHARDsON, M. D.,
S NASSAU street. New York