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Public Del,n..

o. THE MARSHALL DEBArrNa Soc,,r,. ,,.;,,
no'a Public Debate on This "Wednesday Evening. a,
their Room Franklin Street Qursrto,. .S1..IJ -
hdsesfien Of tie ssxss De placed on an Eqsai,tvtr T.
dies and gentlemen invited to attend.
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Prom the New ORLEANS reay.ns Extra. June g.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM uHxUCo

BY the bark Louisiana, Capt Williams, We have advi
ces from Vera Cruz the 25th u6ve days ia,or
those brought by the ThGtus The Louisiana sailed a,
company with the Helen Mcleod, leaving no American
merchant vessels in Tho brig Petersburg for New
York. GOT away on the Goth.
Tho blockade az the port of Yer. Cru. commenced AN
the 2o'h Fifteen days allowed all neutral vessels
In port 10 load and depart
BY orders from the Mexican Government the
ounce was to be closed. and he and all American
to leave by the Goth On that day the Consul
expected TO 90 on board the steam ryatc M.si..ippi
ms irgatc aud the Raritan anchor of Yer, Cx
the port.
The Louisiana and Helen Mcleod got off in grea, haste
to prevent being seized
The day they sailed reached Vera Cruz that Ma.
xaan snd Iepic had pronounced in favor Of Santa Ana
Gen. Alvarez still carrying on his hostile I'm
he south part OF the department OF Mexico.
hrepoft was In circulation that Gen. Paroles intended
10 leave 'he city OF Mexico the head troops to
reinforce the army Of the North.
Inc nnmosiy existing against the Americans has been
violently increased by the new. of the two action. ~
Sth and 9Th ult. $50
The enormous forced loans which tho government, had
imposed upon the clergy. the latter had declared itself to-
tally unable TO meet The metropolitan church was or
dered to furnish subsidy Of SIS 900 per
OF Miehoacan S35, O0O-of Puebla $40 100000 Cuadaa
la,a S2OOOO-ol Durango $4,000. and OF osaca S..
uUu These great per month that IN,
Is determined prosecute the war with ,nergy n. will
never be able TO collect such loans.
senior Gomez Farias, so well known here has been mr.
rested by the Government.
Con- Almonte has made formal or III. ,.
sion TO France. " us ~
In regard to tho report to Paroles putting himself nj
the head OF the army Ell Republican, saws IL il
whether he will repair to the Rio Grand. or % y.r. en-
but that he will leave the capitol as soon as Conrres
sembes. S
Full accounts OF the disastrous actions of the s,h and
sh had reached the capital and appeared in the official
Journal. They accurate by far than MEXICAN
generally and do credit Arsta. The news was
received with profound regret with an deter
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MORE EVIDENCES OF THE POwCU On,
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP 0P
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHa
A MOTT EK ONDERF CupC,

,,-.- 49,, imLAphLfHlA, ApnI |, lSi5.
hereby certify that during in Southwark or Jny
owing to exposure and fatigue performance OF mI, am
my heah received shock latter part OF AuTu
All the symptoms OF Pulmonary Consumption appeared Al ,b
Junetufe called in my first phyean, who attended me ,
disease beyond the reach OF lie now eea ed L.
OF beathnE raising blood papitaiion Of the bear, r.n
sweats hectic fever ke and was unabI ~ -
from bed or dress without cough raekine and nt
frequently causing me TO bring blood eaI m ano,s.
physician who al once recommended OF Tnomsop C
pound syrup OF Tar and Wood Napiha when had ro
me ioartn bottle was able TO dress come down So
without assistance and by the ho
Tie my appetite ami strength returned
and the disease subdued; and with 81
Others who have been cured by this medicine testify thai M IL
wonderful powers alone restoration 10 health
JAMES ANDREWS, 2I7 Catharin. .,,..,
was called 10 attend IN the In the s.eobd, &C.
OF the disease found the und connie. 49,
of the lungs and liver liberation -
by percussion discovered formed N, m. 81.
lung The being apparently hopeless yond the rrh
OF the usual treatment resolved using ThosoD ~
pound Syrup OF Tar and Wood Napta which b
Previously testedseareey eIpeeng des.
The result "a the extraordinary henceforh dspe
all doubts respecting the efficacy this
Of the lungs and liver NJ. CHAMBERS M m
Philadelphia, April /, Ie45.
Prepared only by e. p THOMSON
Northeast OF 5th and Spruce sree Phise.Inbts
1T For sale in Richmond by DUvAL PURCELL. General
Agents. In Petersburg by ChAs Corning Norfolk nv
NJ A Santos in LyDehburg by Jno. H.
BY Or James Cooke and e. H. Hunt; Famye by Dr. WIN M
ChAppen. e
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N q TIC T. :

o. SPANISH CIGARS. Al onr ouc,;,,. -.
THURSDAY hsfe VIII be offered quantity OF a. "a
80 pei ~ ana dealers In the article rcpeeay invited a.
examine the quality previous o the sale "'1 !"
10 DAyENPoRr
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RANKIN Il wHTTLoCK.
GROCERIES,,

XWTE invite the Pantcrs stock Of Fan
w ~ Groceries being determined sell puncua
similar quality articles be purchased In this city
To paonise tender services for the sale Of
Produce all kinds, free Of any commission for ssInE.
lie p-U GRErTER 4 gRETTER
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N. -. Aucnon CONCEIVE invite the attention OF
ne usde To our sale Of Dry Goods place this
O'Clock, At our Warehouse n ltlh street '"ns' "
lelV kENT, KENDALL ATYy Arpp 49,
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lUsT RgCETyBD, . few sozen Of ROSEWOOD AND
- MAHOGANY CHAIRS, sprisese.s. eovsr,d win
plush and balreiosh, win SOFAS, OTTAMANs and ID ,
VANS naNh mye WIN. BOOTH
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BANANA, LEgITOHN AND PEARL CaksI-
il mFHE HATs-Reeeivcd this wtok, large and spien
did ss.orment Lerhorn and Cashmere Hate Aso
several Of the --latest style u Hats from Hcebe Cesar AMI
other celebrated manufacturers oensmen wishing something
eTtra 10 quality and ats low price wiz please canat
my JUDAH MfEkSs No 81 West Main
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Notice.

NOTICE.
The ladies connected with the Centenary Church IN H.
city, viii offer to the public, fin the immediate ncihh
oou o. he Cy Hail. on this evening nd TO-
ing June iO;h' llih, opening ut s O'Clock r. NJ cbotn
eoeeuon OF eireshments consisting in part Of ,ha -,
zee creams cakes and fruits No charge al the door Tn
ASK Tor share Of that patronage which hs. be.n $50
no proceeds OF the sale to DO applied to the pavon, ~
the remainder OF a church debt. '"'0'
June 10. 1886.
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CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
- FOR UEs'S WEAR.
SUPERPiNE bisck snd cord Cloth- for
- Black and cord French Cassinseras
French Twceds. beautiful a0ics
English and AEsnrcaudo
White and cord French Linen Ddls
large assortment q s.tk and Marssiiss Vestisfs
Lnbfodsd ank Vestinrs
FiH Shius and Drawers, Gaurs Nsriuo Do %.
White Brown Thread Hose
White and Brown English Cotton Stocking
Sin, mrd cotton and Angola \ Hofo
White cord bafdsred Linen Cambria Hikfs
Cord Ofleaus Thread Hdkn
The best makes Of H T. Cloves, III eOls and sHes
EiIk Usbrenas, IN store, and for
isio HAwEs VAN DRURsEN WARD.
UNWILLING BAsKRTs--A hrEs sssorm,nt Of
II travelling Basksts Carpet Bags and Straw saehsoT ssle
AZ l.. GINTERa,
30 "a Main street
CBUDPgNs BATHINe TUBs, for ,.e by
~ kto' T. oINTER, - MATS O.
"A VEw RnrERING sToNEs esn bs had spptlsstion ~
n Ne Erchsngs Hotel ise-lvd
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CAyroS-Shp Thos Scas-65 blf chests tea 3s3 boxes
do do lacquered ware ELEPHANT Son-6 silks do
umbrellas Booth EdsartS hlf chest, tea cases silks
chests 1883 hall do Is cases silks Gordon Taboi223 half
chests 40 chests tea 9 do 1893 boxes
boxes 100 cannisers 81 silks pkgs bYs
Gel Oyphant Son235 chests 1913 hf do te cases
do Dane Dana Co. Of Boson-2l0 chests bf do 100
BIS tea cases do % bxs t6 10 ID bxs cay brs mats
cassa 1863 pkgs tea Bacon Of Boston6 pkgs
booth Edyar-l2 cs do Davenport-s do w Plat Sou
Is Chas Taylor-32 bales hemp Griswod-6 che SITS
~ hlf de IL bxs pearl buttons do cloth pkg mdse Rchd
Van WagenanaOo pkgs mdse Gordon Talbot-i50 pkgs
Davdson-l8l cs silks J McLanahan u Co-5a do VIM p
Farnss.i Grape shawl w Abbou-lo silks Haggerty
Draper Sopes7 sundries Howsud Aspinwall-l6o cs
silks bxs 81 hf chi: tea 10 chts to order:
MADEIkA-Bark Mandaren-l5 pipes hhds 90 or
casks i8 eights wine March bensonl casks wine
Zantznger of Phadelphia34 Or casks eghths do Bar
clay Livngso IA hhds 16 casks do Maitland Comrc
50 casks IS hhds i2 box do Blackbu25 eghs
SHaywood-22 do 20 casks II bbs wine Hougbton Bro
hess Co.. hhds Or casks do LeveiehS hhds ar
casks Is eighths " boxes Swanckl2 hf pipes brandy
Bochanl3 SKIS eighths wine Middleton Co-5o pipes
40 eighths hhds ~ bxs do o order.
Rio GRAvDE brig Alfred Hanmond-92l hides Allen
PsIsons3 DO Cibson73oo bones aobes 5000 OF
horns 223 hides 2s6 arobes wool bales hair wool 100 OF
horns bales hide cuttings is! hides 81 $50 So hides
TO order. " s'
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT OBEN 81.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship: Exchange Funk, Liverpool Elwell Co; Corsar
Peabody, Brazos 81 Jago; Cotton Planter Pratt Mobile
Hurlbut Co. Banks Harriet Newell, Giparick Tene.
rife Richardson n Co; Miles Vogler Hamburg Schmidt
Balchen; Empire, Read New Orleans. Bngs New York
Packet lBr) Stewart st Johns NE, smith; Agder (Nor)
Bic: Antwerp. Be2r man. Johnston Co; Republic Smith
Boston soops Jas Lanpheer, Kenney Provideuce Rsdi.
ant Hawkins, Providence Barge Porpoise, Drake Phla-
Thursday--Brig L Baldwin, Basset Savannah Durham &
pmon schrs Bigelow, BAXTER Boston; Crescent Haw-
k,ns Norfolk Young, Van Brunt & CO. SIoops w arren
thompson, New Haven; Amiry. Crowell Mystic.
Arrived.
Ship Thomas Sears Crowel, from Canton Macao goth
June AnJier oth August with teas &C. Bacon of Bos-
spoke brig Csrdenas from Portland for FONT Petre aus
loupe, who kindly supplied with provisions July J9h
Joshua Andrews, seaman, died on board. 49,
Bark Mandsren, Coey 80 days from Madeira with wlne
Brig Alfred Hammond, Lock- from Rio Grande, Sept ID
with hides Sc 10 Richards. Sid in company with brig
Mermaid of Salem for do aud brig Draco for Monte
Oct lh lat % q? lon spoke schr Conway OF Esstpofr
bound to Barbadoes Oct 7th lat 80 lon 6 sch Milton
Bangor. -" @f" D''a"'' VI
plaster, to I Winniett. '' "''''
Schr William Russell, Godfrey, 81 hours from New Hs.
" -
schr Elizabeth, (new) Left days from Mystic in baIas,
TO master. '' " S''
sehr Cophoron, Har.ho days from Bergen Iron Works
with iron, to J w Brick. N"'
Below.
2schoonen-uuknown.
Sailed.
Ship Niagara, for Live rpool.
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COM MERCIAL.


New York, October 10.
AsHks-There was a pretty fair demand, and an Al
in the price of pots. The market closed Arm \,
50 62k a US for pots, and IS for pearls
Corror-The sales TO day have been moderate and n,
steady prices The approach Of steamer day and the
murkiness Of the atmosphere, tended to lessen them
We heard OF 1000 bales having been taken for home use
and export.
FLouR-The market rather brisk than YES.
terday About Is, 900 bbs. of Genesee were taken al
So and although there plenty of buyers the above
were all that were disposed of the holders seem de-
termlned not to sell at lower price In grain there
was nothing done.
TEAS AT AvcrioS-Terms. notes at six months, to be
made satisfactory to sellers, payable in New York
hyson-25 half chests ASK per b; ~ chests 4s:
90 %; do ~; ~ do 35h -
Dung Hysen-24 half chests 5i1; II do AZ. 10 do
~ 90 ~; 80 do 43 103 do 3s; 10 do 49, 5s do 37
a. o. 80 40 soi 80 do 32s; n do 32 do 25X: 40
Son a, 10 "a ~ do %; 81 DO 221s; do AK: 40 do
Withdrawn. |R' on "o ana 90 10 10 boxes
Iwsnkay- 3s half chests 2QJs
Chulsn Souchong-25 half ch..,.,.
NingJ ong souchong-lS half chss,s 40 n. ..,>
IS half chests 10. A e"es" rs 30 boxes 22h;
0olong 5onchong.llo half chests ,v,,har,
re rs9wcnong.il half chests 2o is do aiX ao A. ,,n
Orange Pecco.-to half chests AK.
cunpowder-le half chests "a, 100 In 80.
81 40 ss cssss csnistsrs s2k y ''' oo1ss WI
npTmi-s ~ ID boxes 81.
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carrying the heighs on the sato road and he battle

carrying the heights the sato road and the battle
was in full play the cooks of army within reach of
the enemys cannon were busted their fires pre-
pairing and carrying round TO the troops their raons
many OF which eaten by the soldiers without
pending the operations Of their artillery ramming down
twentyour pound ball with hand and a rasher OF
beef with the other. Shade Of Old Hickory. how he
would have exulted over such set of men.
But the most Significant item Of have received
remains yet to be given. 1t is said that Ampudia TO in.
duce the American officers to assent TO an armstice
represented TO them that Santa Anna beeaguered
ny rebel gang, and was in danger Of being sup
planted Ampudia desired to proceed to his rescue,
a gave the most positive assurances Of the friendship
sition for peace, a consummation which would only
pc me more speedily effected by permitting Ampudia to
msrch on with his men to the relief Of the Dictator
whereby he would be placed in position to meet the
wishes OF both nations in immediate closing Of the
war This is rather tough; but merely in keeping with
THE DOCTOR
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miscellaneous Record .

LETTER BAG of Steamer Caiedonis for Iivsrpooi will
afternoon AZ 5efoaes ana ohps Reading Rooms this
any part Of the Continent. T"N '"
PAcKEr SHIPS Montezuma. for Liverpool Wellington for
nert '
Loss OF SWEDISH BRIG CAROLINA by aleter from Can't
Jacobson we are IN possession Of the following pecu
lars -l under deep and feelings Of
acknowledgement thst now, in own behalf that Of
Su Offerings ns " on y, publicly
noble gallant and benevolent evinced towards
noble French On nv voyage from holm aa
New York IN the Swedish brig Carolina owned by Messr
violent gale on the Newfo%ndisna B.un
ana on the 10Th September she totally disabled BY
pieces, while lying while seaddins before The wind
IN tnis om situation we remained for days,
ss aS s s Fl
sensers excepting being from mental or physical
fortunately fell in with the french dsbns schooner
Rsus augustus" whose commander Capt 0abreI ieolss
and Brought US b. Tens Where wn We ns ut
saey an The 9h and by the Governor with the
for New York the Kindly causedns to be
Capt Led whose neS aSd
all OF eqned that of his worthy country man The Cover
French governor 81 Pierre and Cept .de % % NE
gilence cannot too highly extol the sentim of
but weak and imperfect expression MAY the pohs by
ed and high minded men enjoy their rev and
formanee OF so lrudabe an action. L. JACoBsoN
letter wntcn BY Capt Gersh of the brig Joseph Atkins
before reported Lost on Caps h.eras her from
seph Atkins lost this beach IL miles north Of the light
20 IN: Ha q s s s,
the schr Brandywnc should all have been lost
sssIi,sas we were rescued from wasry saye Yves
=. high our m..ths,ds Jne sehr Pfsndywne driven
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TABLE oF PRICES.
Flour MarEets.

New ORLEANS, Oct 22.-Flour-About 700 bbls found
purchasers including 800 bills Ohio at So (which was
subsequently refused for round lot of nois and the
balance in several lots at S. i2x 90 per Dbl.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 22-Wheat-For a strictly choice arti.
cle CSC seemed the ruling figure though lots of
good went as low 6oc Sales four lots of quite
interior old rs follows 20 sacks at 40c los do 5c;
20 do at 4sc and lis do at Soc OF fair 100 sacks 56c
6 do and 80 bols at SIC and las sacks at 5sc or good
and 300 do at CSC Corn-Quite dull Two lots one of
81 sacks in bad sacks and another of sacks good
condition were sold at 33c sacks included lot OF
cd hands at Csc.
CIscrsrArr. Oct 90 -Flour-The feeling of frmness
continued on Saturday and will be increased by the 70.
and 900 bills from railroad at So 3d. 2s4 do at 50 81
bbls from canal at So 49, 1900 do city mills at So s7
delivered so do at So 90 delivered Late on the previ-
GUS evening loo CO. and 2S bbs sold from railroad
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q E00 REWARD.-Cross SPECIFIC Mixture for the

O. E(N1 REWARD.-Cross' Specific Mixture for the
WOOO cure Of eonorrhDs, Eeet strictuTss, and snaa
yet discovered for the ave complaints this the
tain i makes speedy and permanent cure without the
cation 70 business We give no long 1nsckish recommends
for itself shall speak for it. Our object notify
where IL can he had, and the prorgor challenges single
yil not rapidly cure under forfeiture Of SO Th.
disease that pervades all ranks society high
low, rch and poor matrimonial and single they are here
presented with remedy by which they
without the least exposure the shortest possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted if dose the
mixture IL taken night going to bed when exposed
put up "a bottles with full directions
On. bottle Lass week which generally cure:
corner John street. New York; Mr. Brnkhurs corner Tenth
and Chestnut street, fhiladep hia; SW Fowe 37 Washing
Main street, Cincinnati. ala imsreSI
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The reports of the potato CROP the districts to the
west OF us, continue to be deplorable Hamilton pa
per expresses the opinion that there will not be
sound one LETT in that neghborhood by Christmas this
neighborhood we also hear of many complaints. The
disease seems to evelope itself suddenly unexpect
edly and, what very singular, the largest and most
hnely formed bulbs appear to be much seriously
attacked by 1t than the smaller Toronto Patriot
The San .augustin (Texas Shield says:-The planters
OF this section of country have had almost their entre
cotton crop destroyed by the caterpar-ths fields in
many instances presenting the appearance of having
been swept over by blaze of fire In many fields the
bare stalks the only vestges of what short time
since gave promise Of an abundant harvest
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THE DOCTOR.
BALrIMoRE, Oct. 2s, 1916

Murder TiiaI-Ihs Bank DsfaleGtion- Theat,icals.
A negro named Joseph Alexander was yesterday
found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing
colored boy named Washington Shepherd, about year
since The boy was in the service of Mrs. Lyon, as
carriage driver and house servant and being sick Alex
ander volunteered TO sit up with him and nurse him but
during the night he knocked his brains with an axe
The reason that he murdered him supposed to have
been desire to obtain the boys situation rs house ser
want and carriage driver
No clue has yet been found the whereabo us of
Turner, the Bank defaulter
The Roman amphitheatre of Sands & Lent has been
crowded to overflow on the last two nights The re-
per night.
Next week Mr. Anderson Is to commence his engage
ment al tue Holiday street theatre with the Walnut
street company him During his last perform
ance in this city, he drew immense houses more so than
the keans He performed in this city altogether about
twenty nights, filling the large Front street theatre
tcipated.
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Domestic Markets.

New ORLEANS, Oct 22.-Tobacco-There was a better
demand for tobacco yesterday and $50 hhds were
disposed Of including 90 admitted and 46 refused on
private terms and II hhds refused and damaged at III
33sc por 10 Sugar-There animated demand for
sugar yesterday and the market was nearly swept the
sales embracing fully 100 hhds Gncuding 81 hhds
received early in the day. at prices ranging from 6
cents per b. and lot of hhds old at SIC per h. Mo-
gallon
CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-There appears to be some en-
quiry for pork On Saturday los btls country packed
mess and clear sold at 81 so 75 100 do heavy
mess and clear, more than half the latter at So
81; 10 bbls mess at S. - "
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Family Provision market.

Fulton Centre and Washington markets thus early
begin to make fair show Of very fine beef NUT
ton and lamb The country markets exhibit great va
riey of the ssme-if not of good a quality at more
moderate prices Poultry of all kinds is plenty and al
all prices Wild game is abundant Potatoes Continue
high-s2 a 81 so per barrel
There Is full supply OF fish. clans and oysters We
noticed hundred barrels of the latter being nut mn
the she'll by Messrs Posv& Hedges No l. foot of Dew
street for house in Chicago Rather dear eating at the
"A West ~~~> S~NA-s - sHe
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FRENCH FANCY GOODS

r. FABREQUETTES Fills & MONA 81 Maiden
lie Lane (up sar importers of French staple and Fancy
Goods, have hand large and desirable Of
Fancy Goods, TO which they adding by every arrival
ner stock e9s: Psy Of steel sqSas q al
Goms, Hair Pins BrseeIen, Buttons &c &C.; Fsns Of q.
Ess prsss Cqihsuss cf1sy styles yss sScy ssveIss,
sS.s. ana H. rHsl 4. 's ss - s1s ss
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DIR. CONVEKS'
YIGOKATING OHDIAL.
FOR GENITAL MI 4 DEBILITY Mr0TENCY

,ru,s ESIISSiS SNNS SsSsTSsSnrn REMEDY
as % ssa a1Sss sss;
mere that he
in the United ststss superior bher ar-
doe: stsT III: remedy i; ssts$ c.!Ss-
Or he indulgence r
s.Ismts. i..sad. nSesa%. .s.,:.sn. imps.sasy.
.Ssfrsiion q niaa eosis:os ids.. q
of:9tade These Of the effect. Of this violation
Hundred. decline sS.:ampsiog may Be
and snf siS he s. ~ s
= nj, y ssf.s DSs s:S
which Should attend hs son.aSi:i s!s win perceive this
:.
ss. # :sssa. Re 6 n:
wslsd
B eeii Cordial contain. Mercury my mineral
ssny and emsss where
these disorder are greatly aggravated and the rapid
Sold whols:sI. and .ss. by J. o. FAY iS Fulton street.
Cg ID will be forwarded 70 part Of the
Also for sale % Dr. Wadsworth IS North Main Pro-
violence H. IL at lbs Washington Boston No Broad
way Albany; Marchlin, Utica N. y; and BY Martin and
Whiteey go Market ST., Baltimore, Md; W. Williams, Buff
falo; and Of Dr. Hslsted, Rochester,
N Married PERSONA and those empatna marriage,
conscious of physical inability from may
ndentay consult DR. Conver personally letter. post
paid enclosing S. Mt lbs Fulton street. NY m lmsr
nlSEAsES OF THE URINARY OR0ANS-Buch
II Chronic and acute diseases OF the
Bladder, Lepcorrhoea or whites.
Urethra Strictures.
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrhna, Inability
elects, Weakness of the pans &c.
are speedily and ehectualy removed by A5erneys Bosni
cal Fills without particle of mercury They equal
suitable for females They give tone and energy
Eenerave rarely ever from taking
other medicines For sale at Apothecaes Hall Catha
sl2 lmsmc ~ -