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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
In ChesterffeId.

pursuance OF a decree Of the Court of Chan.
esy o 'erheh Couay 9Th day OF De-
20 me unasfsig0ed viii sell at public The PR
ss' on the 9Th day Febru,ry Isss =.
u.ei OF LIND belonging TO tire John Looka-
IN ne up'er END OF Chesterfield county ming the
amos o. macy ole and others Aso
Aonins the lands OF Mrs Rebeeea and Others eooanns
aees with comfortable hoass kitchen newly buit
TEhhS-onsihrd cash oae-ihird at .. uoonh, ,,A H. .
naming third At IL nonhs saii,f enry endorse, IN N. A.
' H ppI-nS Wa H. JOHNSON, Comr.
me SAFE ~ The above property postponed 10 WEDSEs
DAf th 4th cay n March Wh-H plsee on the pr,m
es, near Haley Col.s, Al ~ O'Clock ~ F'
feb ll-2aWtIthNareh wH ~ JouSSox -.
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N. Y. MARKET-Feb. IL. 81 Pm.
The sales Of cotton 500 bales, pric q, ,teady
Flour entirely quiet, ut old prices
No sales Of grain.
Whiskey 22a225 cts gal.
Twelve thousand lbs ed said TO be ar rold Bic
IL ties at &c, showing n decline.
There is some demand for timothy 100 tcs sold at GIG
al6.5O, the range is Sl5sSl7
Sterling snsi; francs 5.26is2si
T. s. Evening.-No further sales of COTTON
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WM. l., NONTAGUE

NM. l., MONTAGUE
has received the following
MUSIC FOR THE FLUTE
'tWt orer1 ~ Norrus Bsnni. sranrsd for III. Pint,
- Onsfa q Wnam Tel. ~ Rossin 90 A,
OPera Of the Nasons. by Auber. o. ~
npeta n Obeton BY Weber a, -
Opefa ~ MsauicIo. Auber. A,
Opera % Soulnimhua By Reui,i
Yantce Doodle Do =. ' .hno
To Lsss Of Fsue's Nn d. 4.
Overture 90 the Mason BY Aussr Tor too d,,..
WraEg's Progressive Flute pusts
G'haufs % ffrtefsivv 3 ute uasttt III, a.,i,...
F'v'rts az, 'ros' Rockies ofera. Annie q, ~ - r.
ranged for me fuie. ' " wv Lows iest A.
sehan Air, with var ucns for the 4p,.
Gol save thr Ming
dsts "a'toA arranged iof ihe
7, ssf,n''' French air. win 81 easy aod sr,D, y,,,o,,
10 20 49, '' wv WE
LIsi,ns In Auirric. rou.-,.,, ,s,,. -. g..
w psas ta = suio C sno, a. srr.-ssd n, s a..
abi Gutsr " ~ '''.o' '''h Fi'no pors
o'H 1" the steN OF TIVE GOLDEN LyRr
s,s No Isl West K.in strsss
- Richuno<
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REMOVAL

Have removed my store from Cary stree, to
- cas-. side Of ha'n No 100, few below the J.w,, %
o. ,ene lyer and directly opposite 10 the stor,, - -
ruin~y Watts and Hubbard Garinsr Caton a. -. S
are desired to continue their PATRONAGE and ts
F1oie ssneTaly 10 give no sHort an nv - - ~
waning To sve sasfaeuon. sryiee. an, os,. "a. -
- Ais~ioN MERCHANT str Ct ATS nlon vi
ia 3s-u ,,',1.s ,..-..
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GEORGE ". WILEY

10 EsPECTfULLY informs his friend, and old customers. that
~ he has taken the house recently
Betty doors Market on Franklin
street, where he intends carry and
repairing Of Cabinet Furniture and he
ver. by fire. liberal portion ofthe public patronage
81 have hand for sale pieces second hand
Furniture. which will spose o very low.
Richmond Elm
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NIHhAClrE CnALiso board sshr v,s,ori, s,uv
-'-ilO toss I" t''t tslsrss cr from vessel by
WV JOHN TRIPLnTr q SON
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ATWATER. GOULD Il CO.

IL Wall Street, Ne. Ko-k
a M no" receiving their Spring Importations
o. bnh and German Dry Goods-sl,o or Preach CO...
stk ana summer Vestsn.a @ wv sAlhs ssun'
laps aRd sack Oril'nas '0"shns" bur
Hosiery in great variety.
~ Msa-Aany sykes NJ worS,ed Wool Cotton and Lin.,.
"s.lher win ZOO packages Amerean Goods 80 1'
lhef sock has been selected IN reersne. n the yi4
thesc markets. '" " JUG" heH
r. 2-Indkl Aru.rr,
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FKN RUSSELL BIGGER Il Co, AGENTS
n . for u PAINE Co, Riehmondv Va.
Drawn Noe. Il Grand Consolidated I0tieIy Class No J.
6s 81 ST 81 60 60 &c % : 25 IS "a
Tie Whole OF $1,000 5nh county and when pre-
The Hat Of 1000, seued. will D. pac by ElGGF CO
Tie following Graad schemes presented the patrons Of
Fortunes Home. We particularly 10 the Grand
Scheme fer ss'h fsbruasJo 900 dollars C.pa-Io~e.t
nsmber rrrIe 1000 doa66 Nos 10 drawn The Scheme Is
good one and akePeare recommending decidedly the
best Lottery for The month.
$4,000, $4,000, 100 OF 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class drawn On sntur
day, February 2lsi 1916 20 Nos, Drawn. Grand Capa-
$4,000 Is 900 of $780, 5000 Of s3s4 100 OF 1000
Tickets Is hayess; quart whole. q 40;
&c halyes7ITi SO quarters IS IS.
The Old Style Lotteryi
$4,000 CAPITAL!
Lowest thee number SlonO-nri second
400 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No be drawn ming
oa. Delaware. February 2sh 1916 Nos 10 Drawn Grand
Capitals 100000 10000, 1928 5000. $780, OF 2ooo Of
1900 Of 1850 100 lowest three number
Tickets SIG hives quaneD4 certificate Of % wboles will
be seh, for lst; - halves %. % quarter, -.
Another Grand schcms for 18th March.
$4,000, 10000, 10000.
Grand Con,odsied Lottery No H. to be drawn Win nyton
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SAbOI HILL FOX SALE. The subscribe
oh'fs ~ private sas known and vausb. Es,,,.
IN Ioo.hnni County twenty miles from Riehnnood The
~ hVet hanawha Canal passing through IT, and eopfnir,
S'S acres NJ lard GO of which are arahe tpe,, -o ~
o voc best qualify the residue asd timber and
an abundani supply or water IN zach 6-d wv
Ihe improvements Of hapd.,r,, ,,a .,,...
recently but with all nsecsay arpendaF,s the BAN
Ns,i'eef H'ls" servants garter all in good order
' oed % purchase. invited tss prsr,tss.,
w. 'o' 'e'ins, hppy 70 Is subeerber n. CARTER.
Goodwcod, near Quesn Ann Pnree geotr,. "a v5 80,
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MEDICAL NEWS, FOR FEBRUARY.
'H'HE MEDICAL NEWS AND LfARARY. No az for F.h.
n tuafy, 1916.
Contents.
Utsic'-tl Leeufss nuu Trcrr-r, 1stverri q,
'nivef1v college Hospital ~ ~ e. }. q. wrnms FRs
Pans "s''N- ~
htbeAl NEws-bomefe intsr Frncs. ne Corsr R,4it
'as'ypium Hofbsceun. Root 81 TIE e,ne, .,
ran - rsnusni Lvstufs of Auefis. st.t.t.,
"eneVs Coese' Medical Ccfsre n Ntmphs.
ttaS lsrrtrotsct-Vstenit,ons ~ Rev,se,,ts, r0.,
N Ohirraen ~ The Csfsds Cerebral Cirep,- ~
ass Antdoie n Vsrous ro.nas Lttotfny Wh,i.,
W Oh,nNns h'~sreh-' ., M CouFofon - Rood 10 tb-
tnoene n Afsin rue.lnE Formation Orrs.ie 10.
sna h ducuon ~ ihc Hssds ~ uonet Prime NJ. m s
80 s'us' ~ ooey n Wuremburf Choriee sufed ~ col
''el' '''uay
Bfodie's Lectures. 20 psres
fubfsd monthly Price Ore noraf psr snnur, al -,
~ n The Armenian Joutuai M Medical set.
pIem ne annusi suhfcfuton hve doisrs ~ advance
70 Subscriptions isceivsd IN 10th by
ie' ~ DINNER 4 NORpfa
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NOTICE,

ENHE subscribers have entered into f,o,,-.
ship under the firm Of Grubbs Apperop n, ~ -.
o eohaaeins the APoheeary and Drug busae,. and h
Main - o' - Hu'e = 90, No. 81,
IheS intend Keeping At all times an assortment N u ~.
ans ''r bye S3uns &C, snd ask a fo,, 49,.
'Se Pnoie generally Both having he, 49,,
4p % he business and having been engaged IN IL 10,
share Of patronage. " 'usAeSs 10 ment a
enc OF ooh OF rs viii be found time. 10 attend -
- uP 1sh oraef' as from physie,sr'
aha o'nefs Particular attention As.o D. ~ 10 ,,,,,a
up sueh prescriptions may to the bous. pNs
cs PETER w. GRUBBs
- r. W.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
INHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM.
situate on tho Brook Turnpike three miles from Bacon
Quarter Brsnth consisting Of 0Jl acres nearly seventy OF
are under cultivation, the balance The land having
been gr'aty improved during the years in enrd
uon 70 produce ahundahty the addition App
orchard there growing about $50 young Other f
pon Of which viii bear the present year The budnrs eon.
OF large two brick House basement and ali obe, NJ,
esssafy and n n hou,ss
Tue loeaon n the farm, both beauty and health . moi
surpassed ~ IN the country unE the
Of town and county residence. a. BAI,DtytN
" Ig-fav2w once under the Exchange Hotel
THE READY RECKoNER
ICING connect measurement n scantirE Fank pou,re
~ Timber saw Logs Wood &C. oompr,ed in number Of ia
ber To which ADDED Table, Wages Rent and
pen-ss, ~ bv IRE yosr or dsv nv
serbne' 4 N. Phce IS ets. For By
j. 20 NASH woopHOt'sE
TAMILY FJoUR-iOo bbls forins F,ur made to se,et,
paeesof white wheat, expressly FOR family useust received
BY HENRY nm ANE 10
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The History OF n Hcart.
INHlS little volume will be- read with pleasure
BY a who feei interest ent sopI- II god Ia
ga heie FRESHNESS n feeling ahout simplicity n fsth
and stttn N tsrv~nt rv that recommend n al VI,
ovs 70 Contemplate The Ne ~ Cod IN tbe soui q NM Fr- ~,
Hrsser # ~ Crcs,. TtRsdsrttt
" The above little vouinc s,'s In Riehmondhv
NASH a WV pHOUSr
" " va Msin strcrt
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kSS E'OR PHILADELPHIA.-Tns packe

kffl ENOR CHARLESTON, $. G. The fine
n fehr BURLINGTON. Capt. Wilson. having the bum
OF her cargo engaged and Eonr board have An.
patch Fo balance OF small packages passage apply on board
orr RANKIN n WHTTLOCK.
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K r. vi . V AL.
r. H. DICKINSON & BROTHER
REMOVAL.

Wv |."0-HI4I@ DtdItTs m FOTeIpn and In
40 pry lords No SO Market Street Shsrs so.th,
reasonable and accommodating tstms s A'-"i'Aen' on
Philadelphia. nec. I6th l-s5
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baltimore ~ TO cents busheL Philadslpha, sa
cents 10 New York. OF cents To Boston, cents RiAsnd
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New HAvEr, July e-Ar brig Ann Smith, Gates, Porto
hco sehu Dispatch, Corsou Brsndywine; Lion, Lewis,
Pha; kob Morris, Sharp, dos soop Sylvia, Hgbee do
Sid ,eh P Los,,s HoGveS Bra1dyw,ns Csopstrs Bur
nor, do Surveyor Houck, do Elizabeth Buckaloo, dos
Dispatch Corson. Brandy wine, sips Warren Thompson
York Freetrader Thompson. do; Rose Tee do; Sylvia
NEwBuRYroHT. July s-Arr schr Jew, Dennis Phla for
Amesbury. Sid bark Psnchita. Pierce, Porto Rico.
Rd!aaa asal July A5r bsss Mishisn Crsws
BAH OseaT ADAMS Providence; Atlas Furman RICHMOND;
WIN Wright, Niece NYork Delaware, Harding, Boston;
Prov; sloop II Borden, Dunnng Fall River.
pRoyipESck July s-Arr schrs focomoke, Kitchen. Su
Ryan, do Horton Corson, dol; VIM Hart Wright, do;
Raymond Hayerin, do Lake, Lake, do; Brick Reeves
do Hume Mills, do; Gen Sco!I, Claypole do; New Regu-
low schr sam Jackson (new) Poila; also, heIm brig,
aud opsail schr Sid brig Ocavia Doughty. Phila schr
PoRTL.sp July Arr sehrs Sarah. Tso,t and Wyoming,
PKoyINcErowN, June 5th-Sd schr Ruth Atkins, MKn-
non, Norfolk. -. -,
PLYMouTH June T. Arr schr Ninetta, Phila.
RIcHMoNp, July 9-Au sehrs Manchester, Smack, N
do SID schrs Suffolk Atkins Williamsburg; MARKETS.
Burr Knapp, York. .
SaLnM July 9-Arr schrs Resolution, tBr) Yarmouth.
$; Britannia, (Br New Ednburg; Geo Washington, WILL
SroNINGToS. July 6-Arr schrs Wadfon. Beebe. N
York; President Gardner do for Providence; Texan Clark
do for Eastpou lno Dickerson. do for Porand s'oops
PIERCE, Pesby York for Fall River; Point JUDITH, Sted
man. do Tor Newport Arr It'll, schr Mirror HARRISON faiia
WILMIscToN, NC, July Arr brig. St Marks Anderson,
Charl Forest Varna, Newburyport: schr Brown
Francis, York CID schr Z Powell, Powell, DO.
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vorng to prove that reach title beyond the 4eth
parallel and urging the minister to get offer that
point, II possble" Mr.. Buchanan has never written
line on the subject since the date Of his celebrated letter
10 Mr Pakenham Of the s0th August last, maintaining
our title to the parallel of 81 40 inconsistent with
letter His opinion remains unchanged the Of
our TITLE He concurred in opinion with the President
that under all the circumstances which had TRANSFERRED
instead OF rejecting the British Offer the President ought
to submit IL to the Senate for their approval modihca
ton. This done in Difference to the Senate-the
course which had been adopted similar occasions by
his predecessor
1t impossible that the developments" before the
Senate have excited a great degree of feeling
against MIR Buchanan for the part he has taken in this
matter" nor do believe that, should he be nomi
mated to the vacancy the supreme bench his confirm
alton is very doubtful"
We would advise WING contemporaries to wait
little All the facts will ere long be placed before the
public when it will appear that the of Mr. Polk
and Mr. Buchanan has been clear and consistent
out and it is this which has secured to the
country the whole region between the Columbia river
and the a9h parallel Of latitude not much we
ought have had but territory hey ond what had
ever been offered to us before by Great Britain.
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PHILOS OPHY OF WORMS
IN THE SKIN


NAM. YOUNG PERsoNs,s,pes'ally .ho.. Of full .Il
AVA habits who indulge In rich food-are very nucn an
noyed by the Of black spots the sids q the
nose on the upper lip the chin the ?
grains Of gunpowder sticking in the skim When the sk
roughly sIue.,e snail worhe hp shsv e..
in reality worms, erroneous These pots are occasloned
by undue accumulation Of the fat mats WHEN IRA
this 9vegs ehoke and .nd e.a
the black speck This r,ss the face dirty and dsnSns
sIted o IL NOT only painful but frequently useless Very
often the over Of the pores causes Inflammation and
The only remedy fqr this affection 70 wash The face
when Is also inlble in the removal Of freckes ssIlow
ness redness pustues. ringworm, pophew salt Ihenm
for Shaving GQURAUDs Poudrc Subtle is wsTrsnted to
Hair Dye is the only preparation extsnt that Will positively
dye red Light or gray barr rch and uneh;ngeaels black
cheeks the natural hue OF the rose.
II important that these articles should be purchased
genuine This only be done by procuring them Dr. Fee
Il. Gourspds walker street, LIST s'oe ION Broad
rally throughout the Union, mas lmsm
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Packets to Sail.
Packets to Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY II.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Waterloo. Allen, LIVERPOOL Kermit. Bark. Isa-
Antwerp Vim Weisser;, Martin w Brett, Mayhem, Cadiz.
Brett yose; Amsndslinda tChilian) Brown Valparaiso
bee, MeMunay Brig. Francis Lord, Giaddng Rio ia
metro, Ogden Biow (Brl Beckwith Placanta Winni-
EFT; Vanguard tBr) Gard, Halifax, do Moses Buckley,
Charleston, Geo Bulksy Schrs John Wesley, lBrl Kin
Thursdsy-Ship Warsaw, Crowell. Mobile
Arrived.
Bark Isabella Mckee, IL days from ST Cror, west end
with 81 hhds 1911 cks molasses punch rum Asop
Chauncey.
Bark Almra, Keazer II days from Msyaguez PR with
gar nd moasses. to master.
Brig Zebra. Thomas (of North Yarmouh) ~ days from
Cardsnas with 43 hhds mossses e Moses Taylor Sid in
Brig Dispatch Galley ia DAYS from Guavanis PR with
to master.
tie. to master,
schr w Erickson. Cole. Philadelphia, coal.
6chr II Brown, James, Virginia, Wood.
6chr Compliance, Norris, Boston, mdse.
Schr Anaconda, Gorham. days from Boston
2brirs-unknown
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MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon of 1876 Full
- ton street. New York, author of late pubcsuon en-
and sterty, anatomoaiy, physologioay and medically
explained with comprehensive exposition Of the nature and
modern treatment of Syphilis Secondary Symptoms, Con
orrhGa Geet Structures, Seminal Weakness, Whites Noe
una Emissions and all the arising from self
pollution The Doctor has devoted hi. attention the last
toned diseases and from his practice and long
investigating the pathology OF the various
Of the all that
be undertakes permanent and radical cure His diplomas
from London Edinburg aud Philadelphia also his honorary
degree from the State Of Louisiana suspended in
frames in his Office, 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing ST. have copy Of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental to females.
All lett prepaid, and addressed Dr. H. Fawcet
Fulton street. will receive due attention mvo imbr
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DIR. MARSHALL HALLS
G q ID A l. Il L N u " IT u II

nR. MARSHALL HALL, one of the most celebrated
physicans in Europe the dseoveTer Of this valuable
neut physicians in Europe and America sovsTeisn rene
where used according to directions has produced the
most happy results.
has been very with Halls Cordial Rsnovato
the treatment of the following diseases
weakness brought by habit INDUCED by
ascvioas dreams nightly discharges Dyspep
weakness Of the small of the back confusion Of intel
leet orgetulness papaton Of the heat aversion TO soee
certain evacuatons total imPotency and barrsnnes,
cured by this medicine" Phillips Boyne, Agents For
for 50. Sold at II Duane ST. jyll itsrh
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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADTEs.

ON CEhIAlN lMfOkIANI MALADIES.
s. !: Nj *:
peculiar dl.ords his is'I volume per-
9d BY !" IS s.s. ksr
and the varou: complicated diseases ensad these parts
e 81 Has to the nSy
the sexual organs from excuses Or early improper hsb IN:
F T RSEs bsEAsE 81 ns
s@S e ss o. G"sy Sc aa
consult him sy M % dee .as s
here 10 present the public the following most interesting
STRICT re AND IT'S CURE,
This being very 'ts dsI.,ood although q: most fs,m. s
much pain. taken ss Us aid E
s that ea frequently
II d. least q j. TS9ss Igysysr 0ssupyins
certain which will enable one to adss whether
he s: ~
necessary that the Of urine should be obsueted q
occur. IN bad and cns established eases. but
Ing change in S
thing directing the sttsssOa to hs 81, q n: b.:
il only when inflammation happens 10 ee .apsraddsd snd
than part Ssei There are hows.er
when they together never lost Of sus
Be mos. these Belong to other
s T. IN 10 %Srs IN r. s
stage and when is easily and certainly removed The
IHE MANNER Of URlNATINq-hha. been already
aia hs M ssf 1S. be n or
ss sSou after he Clothes are re adjusted
adGR e. ''sa 20
Ss 'a a,e Sse esa exist s The
HIVE I'VE EiE SSsNEss saast
The only ~ far the most &. Of ms &.
.ae may have that Is to be Cons , Nsas
TO bsn o Il ssS
| utdf om
ssst would strengthen any other suspicious circumstance
The EFFECT A STRUCTURE has uPoS THE
Is more certain than ,hs sses Of S
this complained of in the degree by individual
rarely gre, which patient
hiF . pst SO
stood but It IS true nosed whoever con
easily imssne that there medium BY which he mind
acts upon these organs 50 & the sme
better espanea Il Ppv.e
world Of Structure proceeds the activity fmind
Win respect 70 the Of s,neture-ths il j. gratifying
qfls,s he ri: senpains l.
it demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
ssIse tx saG @ trouble %
r. : am s
IN mi ne to
] emily 70 s'G Ssd ns Of the Urinary
Generatve Organs and tia. in the treatment Of sIHcTun.
knowledge and experience not possessed By any physeisn
aons by post are faithfully replied TO- and nay
addressed either to IS Greenwich ST. or box $50 lower
The author formerly felt it incumbent him give
several most eminent names and efersaees Owing how.
to his extended reputation in tins speciality" he
the 81 to nsdics tile. and hospital s1pfn
Of certain class Of people become mark Of the i'm
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MEDICAL ADVICE.

MEDICAL ADVICE.
DOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted 1t his
u old Office So Gold between Fulton and Beekmen,
all diseases OF delicate nature his treatment being mild
and udcious requires neither In diet.
hndrance from business Recent cured in
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS Or CONSTITUTIONAL. an
sing from frequent Indulgence Of the passions Of ndis
Greet youth and thereby causing nightly and evsnta
ally confirmed lmpotency the Dr. srctes attention
his object being the system mentally and bodily TO
that state OF yigor nature originally designed
STICTURES, disease frequently existing without the
being the least sometimes caused by uaess
of medical preende and sometimes by the
neglect Of the parties themselves BY the Dr. ofectualy
cured without pain Inconvenience
The Doctor being the qualified advertising Sur
yeonsn the city perfect charge made
Letters post paid, enclosing fee, ediately attend
and medicine with advice sent to any part OF the United
States.
Once So Gold street. Open from "A. M. tosP.M.
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PhlIadefphin CuttIe Market

=, AT M.RxEr-l0o0 Beeves, including 400 driven to
1855 Sheep and Lambs
rnees|Beeves were more in demand, and the general
snge y, tne market is for according to quality 81 rs
So2o-aoout 65 head left unsold
dry Cows; Springer. 50 ala
Swne-b50 head at 81 2s' "a "a mar M lbs
condition. " " '' - -
VI nay the supply still continues moderatc-some fair
TO strictly good Timothy brought % 100 cts the 100 lbs
straw IS dull at 80 80 81 per 100 bundles The Cattle
maike. crosses with hrmer feeling account Of the
weeks Of wsrmtweather.
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Third EDITION.
THE PRIVATE TREATISE,

This little work win be found inv aiuable.
LIST. BY giving plain of disorders
that - ELY RESEMBLE those OF certain nature, IL
preves alarm and expense Few Of
the decepous existing this subject.
End BY giving faithfully the recipes used
the authors Practice which enables those who prefer it
to obtain or compound the medicines themselves.
3rd IL also explains a PRIVATE and CONVENIENT
mode of cure that can br found nowhere else.
No other Dork but this gipes such insfrucfi0n really
to enable individual TO though several
pretend do so.
The Private Treatise be had only AZ 90 Greenwich
street (price S is by unbound The author
may be consulted personally Except Sunday by
these and every other disorder of the urinary organs Dis
Ease Or THE KpsIys Crawl and hose rsr9us u,Snsvy
DISEASE BLADDER, &C., aa9 which, whoever may
consult him. depend receiving the faithful and
deliberate attention.
The title Of the above work is nearly possible
copied by some. n. -t ~. les twsm
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrrrcArroy.
Family Provision Market.

Prices for Meats remain much the same the different
markets. as per last weeks report The thousands that
have left the city, and vast many our citizens during
this extreme hot weather. will patronze the more
wholesome diet OF rice, samp, homny, and milk The
above will cause fall Of prices for all heavy We
getables Of all kinds in great prouson and all prices
Tomatoes plenty from Burlington, N. j. and retail at
shilling per quart We noticed in the Potato market
at Horns, No o. some fine ripe Cup Potatoes and some
large fine Onions from the Island OF Bermuda In Wall
street in addition to Clam and Oyster stand
tce fresh Salmon at ~ cents per lb.it rather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-11

The New Orleans Courier Of the Goth ult says The
far has been upproptous to the hopes of the
river plantations have scarcely beel more
backward than they at this period of the
The cotton plant is sicky and puny beyond example,
and OF the front plantations the crop
seriously injured We understand says the Ponte Coupee
tribune Of the goth inst, that the cotton Bayou
promises we'll
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New York, Friday. July

New York, Friday. July 10.
AsHEs-Pots sold at SO SO SO 90, and Pearls at 81
$406i4.
BRrApsrurFs-There is nothing of moment doing Our
quotations OF yesterday stand good-say 81 O6 for &C.
nesee; SO 934 81 for Michigan; and 81 81 l2js for
Southern
CoTros-The transactions in this line to-day we're to
very limited extent say about 400 bales only Prices
were languid there being disposition operate We