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- MANY -DrRALPH, Author OF the "rElvArE TnEyT
. = ,G ssis%: r:is$s:
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the wesLns.. and irrtabIly
;:sss $; sP i'E s
Af ms. hsas ONLY
S nas a. S
s s: Is
housandh Of m,srie. these people bring .oe
~ he SCay
totally destroy the reproductive power. It is fact that
msnt in the constitution show themselves other
way than in their effects on postsIlty;
h.p aS.nE fruitful sx ~ s the S Of
eomp .s
remede, good such the yar,0u. symptoms which
diseases differ from another. that
Astonishing the opportunes the author has Of witnessing
these those who apply him. Fol- some
sss BEEN
their complaints were neither one nor the other but totally
~ the which more painfully ha, the mind
poor patient ,s s
on slight occasions whether the discharge not
he the better on Now every real physician
geon knows that all the physc the world would
n 1S II Une
dence, therefore, he would say if these remarks are
Clans in the city for their uuthl how important that
E 70 81 tine
With respect the of Strlcturehis, is gratifying
generally accomplished in very little time, and
without pain Inconvenience. Nothing exceed the i'm
years in the hi. complaint In.
Of Structure accomplished in many days formerly
demanded months Many consult the writer who
business this city for short time only but
perfectly cured though has been source Of trouble and
To those leave their homes
who cannot afford personal treatment the writer furnishes
being enclosed in little mahogany chest price $ol be
safely any direction.
who obtrude their .kli upon the public in these d.,
eases, (mutudes Of whom seen IN every Paper) he
formerly felt it incumbent statement of his
medical and advantages and several
eminent and references The necessity for this
longer exists add the bareced
of certain Glass; become only mark OF the mpudent
tender. s24 imArrc
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IHE PHILADELPHIA II Enb DUtlUn
N Boo BrOome street, ~ Y

JACOB vREELAN, Greenv,lle, N. } cured Of scrofuls
by one bottle medicine His this day, Oct. s
that il va, wonderful Idyou but call at 2ss you
30 standing John Boucher IS Columbia street, had
the kheu he unable walk without erutches
he by his statement October 2sh cured in three
daysh told me cnss Of Dyscntary cured two doors
from his place aud Que Of Dyspepsia Simeon Brown, At
torney street. No H. cured Of Dopsy and very bad
eight days he thought he would burst the swelling was
great Mrs DAVIS Manhattan street, cured OF
after beng given MP BY different Doctors and raising
pint day OF blood and Mrs Cling cured OF
Consumption after spending hundreds residence IS Stanton
street John Ervu cured Of reuri.y 18th street Aysaue
Hadia LOO Delaney cured Of Dyspepsia Miss Levy cured
Of Piles in one week. after having them six years One lady
reported 1--WE by bottle medicine one Of which
Consumption Of the Bowels Hundreds could be pro.
due be coniounded in Eve minutes, and
evidences produced convince the world 90 I'm
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BALrIMosE. Nov. 90. 1876.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 90 1916.
Thanksgiving day-Coid Wsather-7he Ringgold fune.
lrai-Henry Her=-7At Markets, &c.
The weather this morning is decidedly cold. Owe.
coats and gloves do not keep the keenness of the
wind The streets dry coton and every thing
that was water last night is transformed into hard
and smooth ice this morning There is not a store
open in the city to-day general is the thanksgiving
day observed.
Great preparations are making among military
for the burial procession the receipt OF the
mains Of Major Rnggold 1t is anticipated that large
number OF military FIRM different OF the State
as well as from Pennsylvania and New York. will join in
doing honor to the memory Of the gallant soldier
Henri Herr, the grand pianist, who is called the ga
zelle In contradisincon 10 tke lion, gives
concert IN this city tomorrow evening He has gwen
great Satisfaction. and in his peculiar styl many
admirers az De Meyer.
Tbs MAAxrr-Prices Of -four have still further declined
with large ctious sales OF abs Ut 5000 bits Howard
street brands 81 To- decline OF % obi prey
opsr1ioEs The price is unsettled There
sses VI Civ Wills late Tuesday afternoon al S.
pree holders still contend for No sales eli Susq
The decline Ia -four has caused ito. wheat Sales
AZ ~ 10 W Cents and Miles much
d 9TH white and yellow have deciIn ednew of botn
klnd - worth 20 cents bushe Gas ~ 80 Re
s. cent? Prime coverseed 81 So Market whisky rather
dull Sales Of hhd' at % cents and Of bbs at "a cents
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klN,i'S COUGH CANDY.

COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ age, ofthe Of sound intellect and
when cxered in the Of suffering humanity II becomes
a ennobng When suffering under the effects
Of cold slight cough, how much beaerto rad
Of il by employing Rings universally recommended Vegeta
bic Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds Of perhaps lin
gerng asthma fatal consumption to be your
stutlous. Does common proper
be parsped7warm clothing and Rings Cough Cam
dyi Thousands have been quickly cured that had
desparedthen why not reader your aching friends
Read this from the Rev samuel ID. Burchard -
Kings Candy-Having been strongly recommended by
some kind friends try Rings Cough Candy for very
cold, did so with, must confess
its virtues but found speedily relieved able to
attend those duties from which had seriously feared
debarrcd feeling OF Thank frness desire
Others prompts give the little influence my
possess IN making the vuesof this remedy known
public, aud impartug lutte N that which ebisly
effects namely confidence
SAMUEL ID. BURCHARD,
Pastor Of Houston frcsbytersn church. corner
Thompson and Houston streets, New York
For sale at Rings i92 Broadway, corner Of John ut.
"a Iunsic
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will be perceived that the loss will amountto 81 $50
on each merchant steamer that may the Atlantic
This loss could be by adding length and CIV
ing the vessel more burthen capacity five hundred
tons could be added TO steamer by frightening with
out being necessary to add to her propelng power
but fraction few feet fire surface, and nch tw
to tho diameter OF cy Under would be all that is
CURED The time saved in passage would be equal to
the extra amount of fuel consumed. The manss oment
and expenses OF government steamer is far dnereEt
from tho management and expense Of private COM
pany steamer. The former is not compelled TO make
regular trips nor is she dependent passage money
freight Tor expenses The latter mako q dviden nd
or FAIL and should the expenses of the company exceed
the profits hut few and the whole project would
fall to the ground. My object ID to prevent this, and
urge class of steam ships which will compete with the
sailing packets. Yours, with respect.
w. ID. PORTER, u. S. n.
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Cotton Markets.

CHARLrsror, Nov. 2lst-The trade on Thursday was
put in possession OF the accounts brought by the
steamer Great Western. During the day an effort was
made to recover 4 only in part what had been lost
Holders were demanding an Improvement, based on
these advices but buyers could not be brought TERMS
although the transactions in restricted
they withdrew after having taken upwards of 1900
bales The sales yesterday were again very
limited scsle257 bales Buyers had received their
private advices by the above steamer, and were ex-
boat did not reach here until the day was far rdvsnc.
ed The market closed yesterday at the reduction no.
tced in the foregoing remarks and we have ceordngy
quotations. for the present value Of the article viz In
ierior to ordinary al middling to middling fair,
ga fair 10 fully fair, pa ga; good tair to fine,
The Acadia accounts reached yesterday hut nothing
has been done since their arrival The receipts of the
week reach 35 bales and the sales in the same time
7a3l bales follows3l at 81 10 at 81 $50 50; so2
at o. So at Oh $40 at %; 900 at 10; 1906 9sk; SO
at ls 1917 eE; 24l at 9ss and 80 bales at locts
This transactions OF the week in long cotton have been
confined few bags Santec of the CROP at 80 and
sic and bags stained do at l5c. per ID
SAVANNAH, Nov. 20.-On Monday, in consequence of
unfavorabc sdvices received from the North, holders
appeared willing TO give wsy in their asking rates, but
on that day were limited and at decline generally OF
cent from the prices paid Thursday last; the sales
were also limited on Tuesday the transactions of the
two days summing up only about 800 bales On We'd
nesday and yesterday, holders were more willing sellers
at the decline above noticed and the sales OF the two
days reached about 200 bales The scarcity Of vessels
and the high rates OF egnt to both foreign and
wise ports has tended materially to reduce prices In this
market, and think the decline since our last
review all OF "a "a cent, particularly on the lower
qualities and round .baes-the latter description of
Cotton, at the present moment, is almost un.
saleable in the mark H. The rivers in the interior
still in navgabe condition. and the ecepts Of Cotton
fair for tho The sales of this week have been
heavy summing up about 6200 bales follows go Mt
ga 1919 at So, IL at s 6s at lilo, 5st at 50. go at ga
705 at 1879 at ga 1851 at "a 316 a95s 4Uo at 9 % at
9s 20 at os and 40 bales at 10 cents We alter quota.
ton CONFORM present prices and quote for square
bales :--Inierior, =; Ordinary, =; Middling 81
50; MiddIiDg Fair s 9h; Fair to Good Fair, ga
gst; Good Fair e6 91s Sea Islands Not much en-.
qury this desc pon Of Cotton and but little Offering
the present prices The sales reported to this week.
we're bales al 20c ~, "a at 49, and at 23h cents
Two bales Of Masodon Cotton have also been sold this
week at III cents.
MoBtLE, Nov. ls.-On Saturday morning the accounts
by the Britannia at Boston reached this CITY by private
express and during the day about HOO bales changed
hands at some advance previous quotations The
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Foreign Lumber Trade.

WAsHissros, New. 81. is<S. 4
Lieut. POrtsr's vie~s STEAMERS and Nssisssss
tinued.
To THE EprroR OF New YoRx HrRALp.-
The prolific copper regions of Lake Superior and Wis.
consn, of the Sierra Msdre, of Mexico and the zinc
mines Of Lower California, bringing into market
metals which will increase end the present necess
ties and the demand for these metals therefore
sonable to suppose that these ssls will decrease
price and that ships built Of copper bronze brass
will be nearly cheap those constructed Of iroD
The latter metal, from which have heretofore
shown is totally unfit for purposes Iron Fessels
superior to wooden for river canal navigation in
fresh water they of lighter construction, and
easy drsf, of water but canals rivers they
would be inferior TO copper vessels have doubt
in my mind that copper canal boats be built
without timbers on Frances principle sufficiently strong
for canal purposes having very Light draft OF WATER
Many and divers were the objections first urged en-
these objections overcome by the object being accom-.
pshed The next thing TO be obtained 10 speed; there
regular velocity Of thirteen statute miles per hours
have steamships been able to drive from the line the
gIar packets but on the contrary the last class YES
sells have fully and fairly competed with steamships and
have increased in number and tonnage ! will in this
communication endsavor to show the causes of these
facts Steamships, to acquire speed must have light
draft Of water, great length, fine lines, and well
ranged propeing power The first cannot be fully OBJ
tanned by building short ships the third be made
without length Let us examine the cost and yearly
expense of steamship Of 200 tons The Missouri
vessel OF this class This ship sailed from Norfolk to
Gibraltar, and consumed daily average 40 tons of
coal The passage to Gbralter was made in seventeen
days. $50 tons consumed in the passages cost of ship
5000 900. II must be born in mind that this vessel
built Of live oak coppered and copperfasten.d with
gnes and equipments of the very best materials.
chant steamer built of white oak iron boilers and plain
engines, would cost about $500 900.
Her expenses and profits would be as follows
Coal consumed per "a hours, IS tons, 81 per ton.
Six passages across the Atlantic. 10 $50
Insurance on $500 900 at 2per cent per annum. 5000
Pay Of captain, officers crew, engine ers, stow
HtA aha servants. ..... .lo350
Oil, sulphur, small stores, sc. ........... 10 900
Contingent expenses. 10000
Sl05 $50
Profits.
Freight at $l2 per ton, for six trips. .$3 800
One hundred passengers at $40, six trips III 900
1903 500
los 800
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPHET 0k.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Eve.y day. fnce cents per copy-u
Is per annum-payabls in advance.
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per cops l21 cents per snnnm-ray able in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Picket day
Price Ga cents copy$3 90 annum payable in s6
ApvERTlsEMENTsa the usual puces-alN -ys cash
in advance.
PAINTING ofal kinds executed with beauty and
patch
All letter communications. by mail sddressssd oih
establishment be paid. the postage will be do
Quoted from the subscription money reunited.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF tho
NEW YcnG HEnALp EsrABLfsuMrnr,
aNsEtkWesl eegues u tultpn 81 Nassaa s0ess
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EDIChL NAND-Dt hdS been tut
lvA the of all forms Of
.Teturss gonno.hes, and debility ssing from secret
Bee his London DIPLOMA with the signatures OF the Of
examiners Of the Royal College Of Surgeons including Sir
Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Carse &c &c. in his Office,
2o<x Fulton Letters attended rs Inns rrc
4 oiCiAN-Dk hEiNE, 80. DuAas
" respcefoly informs the public thar he has
rsnqushed his outdoor practce he confines himself
y TO office Patients aborng under chrome
such diseases oil the bones joints ulcers scrofua
mcrcuriai diseases, structures, piles &c Aso. certain dis
to which the young liable in all large
apply condolences Dr. Hene being regular physi
els and mrm nj oIA lunsr
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To WooLLEN goops MERCHANTS

TO WO0LLEN GOODS MERCHANTS
H. MIGEON CO..
CLOTHS, CAS3IMERES, AND sATTINET8 Re
FINISHERs,
No. BAL WEsr srarHr, NJ. Y.
- EEENENCES and orders for work at hessrs Wooicou
~ aud Sade, 81 Pine street, w. O. Langley CO., Broad
street; y. Bingham 4 Co, u fine styest. ak2m%m
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SHAWL WAREHOUSE.
"a 116 Pearl ~

THE PROPRlETOKS OF this Establishment invite pus-
chasers to examine their extensive collection rseing
from cotton shawl 90 the India camel
$500 Dealing exclusively ia the article Of shaws
make t the interest Of buyers large
sor ment IN store, well the low prices whicwe
selling, by the case, dozen single one.
JOHN>C. HENDERSON u CO..
ms lm"r I76 Peah street.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

Home POrns
RICHMOND. Nov 2t-Ar schr Ad lade, 9tackpole, Tho
maston. Sid, schr Falmouth, Creighton, Bait.
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MEDICAL AID-DR. GREGORY is consulted a usual
lvl all diseases Of a delic complicated He
regular Physician and Surgeon thoroughly educated
the principles aud practice of curing diseases Incident
his native country of nearly 30 years
His residence aud Offices No Roosevelt door from
Chatham o27 lmsrc
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NO CURE NO PAY.

nR. CORBlTT, 10 DUANE Street, Member Of the Royal
~ College OF Surgeons. London may be consulted IN the
Of delicate Diseases Of four
teen years. devoted TO venere diseases enables Dr. c.
the form OF thus disease Recent cured
fsur days No Mercury used. Structures cured
two weeks without pain. Constitutional debility
Those Individuals who have INDUCED ioathsome
habit positively restored ealth and society DC
has removed his Office nsnuated by certain mush
Johusou,s m
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vELFEAU's ,ptCisiD FILLS.

RECORDS ALTE.nAr"VE MIXTURE.
ErOR the OF prima o. secondary syphis,
yeneral ulcers nodes any Complaint produced by an
injudeious of unskfu medical treatment
All suspectng venerea sint remaining their sys
tenn should this powerful purifier without delay
conder himself safe alter having the venerra
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system with this
Justly celebrated Alternative.
Sod single bottles at 81 each; in cases Of dozes
for So carefully PACK ed and all parts OF The Union
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FUkNffUkE
WANTED.
r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having superduous enects
IL to dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &C.
obtain fair ash price for the by sending for the
sub.csibeI throug the Post Once. OF c,hsJwss VIC WIZ
4s6 Broadway, mp stairs
Ladies be attended to BY Mrs. J. LEvENSTYN.
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DN. BUEkHAVE'S HYGEAN KENOVATOK.
IN HIS Medicine 40 long In Enrns has heen

THIS Medicine long ccIecrated in Europe has been
found truly valuable introduction into this
try: In Debility Of the Organs Of arising from
solitary indulgence Of the from nstui
is qcck and afallbs remedy Irenoves chronic gisefs.
and those affections OF the urethrn msskeu for stetu
In female Diseases particularly whites accompanied with
debility il used with References be given
to various ply sicisns Price 81 bottle Of
and sold only for the importing aoak Fulton NY
MIA lmsrc
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CHEAP SUGARS. q. Fowler, $50 and l2s Greenwich
~ and 6 Yesev street. has large stock Of white
and brown Sugars which he is selling reduced prices
do S.; suas yellow 10 cents; crushed loaf Dc ny cents
brown Havana TX and Grocers and Bakers would
DO well to give him call Also general assortment of
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JACOBS, Teacher Of the French Accordion. tale
II. few more pnps for ms winter class, appiEauel
made He has issued book comprising
selection Of popular ais, with valuable for tho
founded practice Of eight years. Apply
the original Accordion and Musical Depot where
terms will be made known. IS Chatham st.,
nil lm~rrc Opposite Chamber
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES Gentlemen obtain the hughes: cash prices
IL for all kinds Of Wearing Apparel Carpets &c., By send
ing for the subscriber at II Marion street, Hr0ome
~ Bz line addressed through Office, other
wise will be punctually attended 10. 90 imsne
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SPLENDID Likeness Of this gallant officer s this day
IA published and ready for sale Orders received and
liberal discount made 20 dealers.only IS cts copy
GOV YOUNGS GRAND MARCH also this day pub
shed now ready Price Que shn Dealers through
out the State supplied at the usual rate
ui2 2wsrc CHAS HOLT Jr. 1856 Fulton
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EXTRAORDINARY PRESERVATION OF
HUMAN BODIES

There is an arched vault, or burying
Ground, under the church of kllsyth, in Scot
land, which was the burying place of the
family Of kilsytl', until the estate was for
feited, and the title became extinct, in the
year 1915; since winch ii has never been
used foe that purpose, except once. The
last earl ll.+ MS family to fl'nde's'1"d'
death, about the year l7l7, along wth his
lady and infant child, and number Of un-
fortunate Scoilish exiles, by the falling in OF
the roof of the house in which they we're as.
sembled. What became Of the body of The
earl is not known; but the bodies Of Lad,
ksyth and her infant we're embowelled aut
embalmed, and soon afterwards sent over Il
Scotland. They were landed and lay a
Leih for some time in "A cellar, whence they
we're afterwards carried to kylsyth, and bu
ried in great pomp in the vault above men
toned.
In the spring of 1896, some rude, regard
less young men, having paid visit TO TIN
ancient cemeiry, tore open the coffin Of La
dy klsyth and her infant. With astonish
ment and CONSERVATION they saw the bodie
as perfect as at the hour when they were en-
tombed. For some weeks this circumsta nc,
was kept secret; bu, at last it began to b,
whispered in several companies, and sooI
excited great and general curiosity. Fo
several weeks they underwent no visible
change, and had they not been sullled will
dust and drops of grease from the candle
held over them, they might have remained a
entire as ever. Many months after the bod
les were as firm as at frsl and though press
ed with the finger. they did not Weld mucI
to the touch, but seemed to retain the elias
ITCHY of the human body. Even the shroud
though torn by the hands of the regardless
multitude, is still strong and free from ROT. -
Every feature and every limb was as full
nay, the very shroud was as clear and fresh
and the coors Of the ribbons as brigb, as the