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PINEY POINT ALL THE GO!
Pleasure ErcWsjOn--- Grand Entertainment
Filth Of July Celebration.

. rT-A THE splendid steamer AUGUSTA will leave
ashngon at 8 and Alexandria at % a m on
Monday next the 9Th instant grand pleasure exclr-
SION She will arrive Aqua Creek at l2m where the
superior Powha,an will be in readiness to convey
the whole company Pney Point arriving there about D,
D. M The passengers will remain at the Point until We'd
nesday morning, after breakfasts during which time they
will la We the opportunity of attending the brilliant ball on
the evening Monday, witnessing the fireworks and other
and Tuesday engage in fishing, shoot
ng sailing nc &c. An the delicaces of the season
such as drum fish, shecphead, clam soup hard and soft
crabs &c-w be served up in the very best style A
splendid band of engaged especially for the occa-
sion and the propreors Of the Point, together with the
genemany captains of the steamers, pledge themselves to
render the trip one of comfort and pleasure. .
Passage and fare for the round trip, including the ball
and fare Point all the time, and meals on board the
boat only So GEO. MAIIlNGLf, Agent
June 30--dif
NJ B-The Pavilion the Point has been reftted with
new furniture BEDS mattresses &c. and entire new and
comfortable have been erected The steamers
will touch at all usual landings the river u. NJ
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have in every stage of our difficulty with Mexico.
earnest desire Tor peacemaking overtures which, under
other circumstances would have marked us as craven In
spirit and fearful OF the lssuet seems TO me that no way
left for but to fight II out; array legions,
attack the enemy every vulnerable point and need be-
carry victorious eagles to the capital, and there,
the plaza Of her famed city, dictate peace We cannot
retreat without dsgrace-we can advance with honor
and success Let there be divisions In councils
let all unite in giving additional potency to the Of
the governments let throw dlstractng questions aside,
aid in the hour of its need When the wardum has ceased
to beat when the excitement of the moment shall have
passed away and passion shall be stied and leisure
afforded for reflection how bitter will be the regrets of
those who shall desert their countrys cause, and
how terrible will be the doom that indignant people will
pronounce upon them"
The inconsdeate manner in which many intelligent
citizens indulge in anmadversons upon the war, and the
manner of its being conducted by the Executive, has
seemed to require dspassonate appeal to their better
understanding; in making which, am happy to avail my
self of the able and patriotic views OF this honorable Sena
tor, whose minded and independent states
man. upon this and other momentous subjects, entities
his opinions and advice to the earnest attention and re-
spect OF his fellow citizens. Assiduous and perseverng
in the discharge OF his senatorial duties, Gas may be per-
ceived from the public reports Of the proceedings OF the
duties of chairman of the committee on the important sub
ject of the Public Lands in which, should he continue at
The head of that branch of the public interest in the SEN
ate he will doubt exhibit TO the country the value OF
the talents and industry of faithful public servant
nesy and conscentosy engaged IN the public service
Those who have read his able and laborious (though
comparatively hurried) report the subject of. the rail
road from the southern shore of lake Michigan to the
ability and research which he employs In handling the
subjects conded to his In presenting therefore, his
views the subject of the difficulties with Mexico, feel
warranted in the belief that offering to my fellow
czensa wise and safe guide to their opinions and their
'''' vIRGINIAN.
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RY virtue of decree of the circuit superior court of law
Virginia, Of the 18th day Of May is47 the undersigned
M appointed or as nany them
and if from any the sale that day made
on come other day or days then named, will, the Of
Paris, IN the said county, offer for sale public auction,
to the highest bidder, sundry of land of which Ma
ofand containing ss5 acres, called Gap kun, situated
10 the H;Ppe5 end G the said county, the town opars
supplied with wood and water two apple orchards,
smoke son Also. q land containing BY asima
on 20 acres consisting OF 200 purchased from Isaac
parcels being now called The Settle actstuated in the
sf na sS .Rs
n niea ,eIe highly by good culture well sup
acres situated in the county Of Warren. south
ry. The improvements of a very fine new mill,
built of stone and brick and iron machinery with six pair
constructions is capable of making more flour than any
other mill on the same river Il Well situated large
will be made navgable Tor steamboats Also tract Of
adjoining the anas :. S o sere in s county Of pauqu
Others Ct, and near the town Of Paris held under lease
ss H2 wn 1 1s ""a
OF land called the Home Trnc residence the late
ssso"s lie deed e him as1 70 e.
Whiting dated the LIST day Of August. 1884, filed
on the main road from Salem Paris about three miles
Wson f pse amn and bs The land,
mas pera highly BY udcious and ki cnya-
and valuable estate l. well supplied with wood
ana stone The improvements consist OF large
chant mill abrick stoe-house large house,
stories nigh, butt with brick divided into numerous and
CONVENIENT rooms and Of suitable outhouses, garden, &c
me above decree referred directs the purchasers
pay Gown In cash deposte often per the pur
chase money of each OF land; credits Of one Two,
and three years. in equal instaments, with interest
from the day OF confirmation of the sale by the court
70 De gwen and secured by bonds with good personal
cury at the time Of the sac-the deposfe be forfeited
hraon of the sale by the court the to be Withheld,
and the land to be subject to resale under the oh
court security for jnstalments deferred the crops
growing on the lands to be excepted sale and tie
tract OF land called the Home tract to be sold last,
INMAN HORNER,
WIN. w. WALLACE,
RICHARDS PAYNE, Commisso
JOHN M CONWAY,
m THOS N. LATHAM,
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From Montexidco.
We are indebted (says the Philadelphia North Amen
CAM to correspondent Montevideo for the follow
ing imporant letter


ing important letter;
RIoNrgvrpEo, May 7th.
The French Cassni arrived here the night oil
the 5,h from Touon via Bahia, with the French minister,
the Count Vaesky, who, with Lord owden settle the
conference with the Baron Deaudis, whom he handed
TWO leuers-one from his Majesty Louis Philippe, the
other from Mons Guzo informing him that his mission 10
the river had terminated
We learn the Baron will embark board of one Of
the vessels of few days Admiral Larre Is reviewed
by Commodore Predour and Captain Divesso.
Deiiaudis and Larre depart for France very soon to-
gelher.
The Cassin left the Rather steamer with Lord Howden
at Bahia the 18th umo follow in 43 hours and a
has passed on to Bu eee Ryres "s''
The proposals be offered General Rosas for the settle
arrangements entered into by Mr. Hood the blockade
be raised forthwith general armisticethe Argentine
troops be Withdrawn from thsProvinceall foreigners %
lay down their arms--the independence OF the Oriental
@ 20 Ie @ an ha he
and French will consent to the election o
either Rivera or Orbe as they are considered the common
Rivera is Maldonado sort of exile he has neither
command us generaln.cRief some few months since
we may now look upon him as politically dead.
dency when election takes place. He appears be
the avore ON both sides, and is said be humane and
worthy man He at present is of the generals under
the orders of Oribe
STILL LATER FROM THE RIVER LA PLATA-Hostui-
ties stW continued byte RIFE
m Montepideo, Sc-By the barque Alton, Captain Bow
man. at this port have received dates from Montevi-
dec to May o, which represent that hostlties still con-
tlnue between the Banda Oriental and Buenos Ayrean
governments. Oribe's headquarters were within four
sMee @ %e and s Eh snS
fleet consisting of eight vessels enforced the block
AIDE, and were at anchor in the outer roads.
On the 25th April the Montevdeans captured, about
miles from the city, 200 head of cattle belonging to Orbe
and few days after Gen. O., by way of retaliation, de-
spatched body of his men, who plundered the enemy OF
large number OF horses The minister appointed by the
French government to arrange the difficulties between
the bellgerens arrived at Montevideo on the 9Th May
and left for Buenos Ayres. French commodore had
also arrived, and took charge of the squadron.
The country, owing to the protracted hostites, is
represented being in deporabe condition business
completely paralyzed and murders of daily
renee in the streets of Montevdeo.
In commercial affairs but little doing. Hides suita-
BILE for the American market were scarce and high. All
were but few American vessels in port. Freghts
brisk at E6 &c los. for France and Germany.
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TO Pney Point and Ms Other landings on The potGm o.,
Chesapeake bay to Baltimore.
.un-.-N THE public is hereby advised, that on and
after Monday the 9th instant the quick and
beautiful steamer POWHATAN will run sen-weeky, in
connection with the steamer AUGUSTA, between the
mouth of Aqua creek, Piney Point, and Baltimore.
Passengers by the Augusta, leaving Washington Mt or
Alexandria o. a. m, Mondays and Thursdays, ar
rive at AQUA creek about IL m where they take the supe
ror Powhatan, arriving at Piney Point between
& and 6. D. IN. The Powhatan thence proceeds 10 Bal
more where she arrives by a. n. m the next morning
Returning the Powhatnn will leave Baltimore at p m
on Tuesdays and Fridays Passengers by her breakfast at
Pney Point, and arrive Aqua creek by IL, m, where
they take the mail Augusta and arrive at Alexaf
dra by Al and at Washington by p. IN. -
The Powhatan will take in and put out passengers at all
the landings the Potomac. .
Passage fare between Washington Alexandria and
Piney Point. including dinner on the Powhatan or go ga
Augusta Sz W
Passage to any other landings on the Potomac be- . ,o
low Aqua creek. oo
Passage between Washington or Alexandra and
Baltimore, (includng meas) with the privilege oil . -.
returning the next day at n charge of 81 only y w
For further partic apply Capt j. w Rodgers on
board the Augusta, or TO
GEO. MATT1NGLY, Agent.
June 3O-3taw
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,le aaurc Excursion Pincy Point Old Point Nor
foil

ExcurNiOn TO Pincy Point Old Point, and Nor
folk.
- THE steamer OSCEOLA will leave Wash
2-pue ington for the above places Saturday
ing, July 3, at 8 O'clock and Alexandria at
hapast g. touching Pncy Point TO land passengers and
arrive st Old Point and Norfolk morning. She will
make trips Sunday evening and Monday morning TO Old
Point afford passengers opportunity OF viewing the
extensive Qualifications that place. and Tor bathing
Returning will leave Norfolk Monday evening al
o'clock touching Old Point and Pney Point TO receive
md arrive Washington early next morning
Passage and fare Piney Point and return S3 Gentle-
man and lady, SO. 80 -
lady. $40.
The Marine Band win be In attendance
June 2S-dtd JAMES MliIHELL, Septsih
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DOTOMAC PAVILION, PINEY POINT.-The annual
+ celebration the above delightful watering place will
be held on Monday the 9th of July, when Grafton will
be delivered by ROBERT Oup, esq, Of Georgetown After
which, dinner composed of the delicaces OF the season.
will be served up
In the evening there will be an exhibition of fireworks ;
after which ball. .
The propetors will spare to render the enter
annens worthy of the patronage OF their friends and the
public in general. 49,
The steamer Oceoa Capt. Mitchell, will leave Washing
the 3D. July, returning on Tuesday morn
ing, the 9th June 30-dtJu =
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4th and 9Th OF July Plensur~

,rr, NH, "a " sIUSTA viii leave WASH
;n az s. "a " and Alexandria d, a. M,
ne 4h and Monday the 9Th instant, and will
AN DAY proceed down the river far us Aqua creek,
returning the day at s, p thus allowing all who
wish pleasant ride and fine view of the scenery along the
banks the Potomac opportunity to do so at the low
price of ST. for the round trip.
For tickets apply to Captain J. w Rodgers, on board
or GEO. MAIIlNGLf Agent
Julv l-3tif
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From the Boston Times. June 30,

|
The President was expected 10 lodge at Springfield last
night The governor has sent two OF hls aids 10 mee
him the State line somewhere on the Springfield and
Hartford railroad to welcome hi 70 ne oae, anu an
nounce to him that military escort awaits HIM al Bos-
ton He will leave Springfield at O'Clock this morning
and arrive at the railroad crossing in Brookne about H.
where he will be received by the committee Of arrange
nens when salute will be fired by the Roxbury Artll
ery after which he will be conducted as far as the toll
house the western avenue where he will be received
by the Boston regiment and city authorities, and wei
coined in address from the mayor.
salute of los guns will be fired by regiment OF ar
tllery stationed on the high ground on the Common.
The procession will then take up its line OF march agree
ably TO the order in another column.
We understand that the President will dine with the
city council at o'clock and receive his friends at the
Revere House at ST o'clock in the evening
BUNKER HLL--It is expected that the President will
visit Charesown on Wednesdays and preparations have
been made to receive him in manner suitable to the
will be formed under the direction of Edward Riddle.
esq, chief marshal, TO escort him into the city.
From York Globe June 30
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT BosToN.-The Presi-
dent of the United States arrived at the railroad crossing
of the Brookne branch of the Mill DAM at IL o'clock,
M, Goth instant and escorted by the military order
ei out by the Governor of the Commonwealth, to the
dollhouse, where he received by the city author
ties Afterwards he escorted to the Revere House,
agreeably to the following order OF procession:
MILITARY ESCORT
Consisting Of the first regiment of Light Infantry and the
Col. b f. Edmands.
Aids. Chief Marshal Aids.
Brass Band.
Committee of Arrangements
City Marshal on horseback.
His Honor the Mayor.
Police. President OF the United States Police.
Suite OF the President
-Four Marshals.
President and Members of the Common Council.
City Clerk.
Clerk of Common Council and Auditors
City Solicitor and Treasurer.
Marshas OF the district on horseback
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NTOTICE.-Durng the next week, ] will render, up to
IN the first of Juiy all of my accounts, and win take
this occasion OF informing customers that expect them
be punctual in the seuene OF them il being inn
poant at this time, in consequence OF the dissolution oil
the firm OF Piimap 10 Phillips,
Juns 2S--6tif @, w. PHILLIPS,
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,x,,r, BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, June %, I847.
"A Board OF Trustees have declared dividend of 81
per cent out OF the profits OF the bank for the half wear
ending the goth inst which will be paid stockholders
on anu aiter the LIST July. RID SMITH,
June zo-5tu Cashier.
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a D.-lhe subscribers take this method of inform
ing tneir customers that their respective bills will be
handed in lew days previously to the LIST of July al which
Time Il IS edrnesuy requested corfdenfy erpecfed that
mort 'hah usual pronptness in settling will observed
June ri Il. III. HOOE " co.
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ikS- Festival, by tho Indies OF the ST. PnuIs Luz
Church, will be given at the Odd Fellows Hail. IN
Washington city, the evening OF Monday next July ol
at o'clock which occasion refreshments OF all
kinds will be served hont additional charge to persons
holding tickets The price of tickets is fifty cents and they
are 10 be had at Dr. Schwarzes drug and at the Uni
ted States Hotel Penn The proceeds are to be
piled to the completion of the church edice. The public
are respectfully invited to attend. June ~
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BANK OF METROPOLIS, July ], 1347.
A 8 the Ath July falls this year Sunday, this
n bank will not according usage, be Monday,
the 9th instant for any other business than to receive pay
ment for the due that day
July I-3if RID SMITH, Cashief.
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RoAHDNG.--Mrs. HAMILTON, Pennsylvania avenue,
- nearly opposite Coeman's hotel has "a number OF
rooms which she would be pleased let permanent
transient 6oarders; among them several very front
rooms. Terms moderate. June T.
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NOTIcE-Ai persons having claims against the estate
~ OF John Tnpman, Qae Of Westmorelaud, or King
george county, Virgna,) deceased hereby notified
present them, properly authenticated, within twelve
Columbia HENRY NOftrIIrp "
June A-0s Adminisrs,or
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{- FAIR.There will be sale OF refreshments at the
Spa in Bladensburg Monday, the 9th july for the H.
quotation Of church debt Sale commence at IL o'clock
June 80
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Proposals for Rock OF 900 Pedestal
the Monument.

r. w. DYER, auctioneer.
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po,r,,,uur. Oct. The quantity sent by raiiesd
this week IA a. sac OF tens; BY canal oo0o Tots icr
the week ssO5t OF. The great freshet In the ecnu{
il and the heavy In this region has lssssnsd the
trade this week both by canal and railroad we are
pleased to that the csual has SUSTAINED but little
damsgs At several places the embsnkmens were
washed little, but learn all repairs were completed
yesterday aud the business will be resumed a. soon as
the permits the boatt Boats were loading
ss usual yesterday In this region The cool weather
has caused quite brisk demand for all kinds Of pre-
pared coal for family purposes. The rates Of toll ON
canal increased ten cents ton the trst inst
and the Railroad Company give notice Of an in
of their OF toll and transportation also of
ten cents pee ton. They also discontinued the draw
back Of 20 cents ton heretofore allowed coal des
tined for New York aud other places which could be
reached by boats navigating the Schuylki canal Yes
sells more than they have been and reights
have advanced to 81 % to New York They have also
advanced shade eastern ports Our correspondent
quotes follows To New York, 81 %; Newark, 81
%; Providence, 81 rs; Fsu River, 81 u.s.; New Bed
ford 81 70: Salem, 50; Portsmouth, N H., ~ ~
Portland, Me-, 81; Boston, 81; New Haven 81 So
Hartford 50 25i Troy, 81 Isl Albany. 81 ~; bau
more 80 cents; Washington, 81 IAN The rates iroaa
Bristol are lax cents The price OF coai mas az
vanced with the corresponding advance 10 fTsgnt anu
transportation the railroad and canal Inc prices
vary for different qusles Of coal We quote prices OF
COAL board IA follows White ash lump Ss 10 ~
do, 80 so q s. s7h broken egg, and stove 20 sIh
81 red ash lump 81 ~ q 81 10; prepared - -
10; nut. So rs - SIX; Lehigh lump, "a; prepared
- 81 lax.
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e s. s:! 'js aSi'ss ~
fssss ssss: s1 e. 9.is:ss Eat Windsor Nj
AsroR HOUSE
aasn: sa Ss. %
Meade. Mobile; and 9 Merrill, HambsrE; Erickson
sti lions Ssi.Sai Sc
yManfs s cSss. .'y
,Sa 1'0e Sosy sfHHs siasS Bo.;os New ISs;
qon Hs.e BS.oa Mr. and IL, Ms Forbes sXasGss
dsIsy Aba y; Roland BS. on; Mr. Nj; and Miss
Mobile; JArnott Emira.
CITY HOTEL.
ses and @sss: ts,eher Iyns1pa1s Morrison Do;
sls ad S WALES. sMsE ens.a Lake SUPERIOR
Jones, Jackson; Thubbe and lady; sheaIman Fall
SfKy Ssss t M aHSss
b bs.g sd M. Sa .1S .Sy Ne"
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
ss' SSS AiIs1 .ess Sfsss
SER, PhiIs: WIN B;sslow East hsddam VIM brooks Bii.
Ss ssSSeH ss% s0sSen
s W sS::s NJ y G' h:ads% W"
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Dss' Ss% S.;:sss si hss:s:
' Tis% Jones'
' rLoRRNcR's EUROPEAN HOUSE.
os. S'1u f:s % a1 e Count
sosS!s: ss sss
win New Je ssy; z Aanabls' B.ston; p smith Hew
RqSi%:oa Geo Vim i Harrington
lady. do; GermOn and lady, do
HOWARD HOTEL.
81! S i.
s s %ssS
s.e Hs9sf Il
ss'
h 4:Ss: RR:::" ;S
W. Dyre Maine; Briggs aoehe;,sr n Higgins M Al.
sasEk ' 'S;is 'fS1;
Mis- Ss S.laSs ss,.ssa sswS Hes
KIT Si.S5ssS SSs:s RsSviS Ss5:.
% GTa2eT I'D
s'?sF fi$ Hs'yf f
Boston; 4 Mix Ithica; Leonard, Wooster Ohio; J
Kane, Elmra; w Dickerman. Cheshire, CT; Percval
Warren county; Roberts Utica; w Thompson, Lewis
] D Owen. Pillow and w d Kelly, Tennessee; N
Thorp, Macon, Ga; Bulkley, Granville; Blanchard do;
Smith. Newport Clark Perry; Wilson. Mass;
sortwell, Ehdes and Charles, Boston; Wing and
VIII they, New BsdfoIds
NORTHERN HOTEL.
w Fox Delhi, New York; M J Flemning, u 8 Navy; c
Weatherhsad, Thorne, Newark; Hadey, Milton; Mr.
McCausand, Canada; Levy, 4 Reyneale Philadelphia;
Booth and Boston; Rogers Mr. Berges Schenectady
RATHBuN's HOTEL.
H Sudley, Boston; Holmes, do; HOPKINS North Ad
ans; Gardner Rhode Island; Blu. krrGeld Palmyra
Newton, Boston; Ward, chicago; Snowe, Boston; Mr.
and Mrs Simms, Buffalo; Ryale Lewiston; Cornwall,
do; Commans, Arkansas; DR. Micks North Carolina; w
Holmes Boston Brooke, st John; Gaylord Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs Seymour do Gregory, Michigan; Curtis No
BILE, New York.
TAMMANY HALL.
Smith, Conn; Moore, Oneida Moore. Winfield;
Gunther, Baltimore: NJ Allen, New York; II Tuhili,
Utica; Cooper Virginia: Il Trinble, Penna Edge do;
Z Ball. Poughkee psie; a Money, do.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Hunter, Sandy Hill; G M Legrous, Mass .chusetts; A
L Bingham Conwal Rsss. Vermont r Ross, do; James
Ross, do, 4 Smap South Carolina; Miss rillnghast,
Ohio; Miss Silman. do Seymour, Pennsylvania; Bur
ritt and lady do w Laten Albion. New York; Bunt
ing, New York; l. Hunt, West Point; w Willin
Brooklyn; T. Nelson, Newark; w II Parsons Maine; V
Potter Proyidence Gard. Jr Aurora DR. Wells Hartfod
Fl Apple, Illinois,
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DR. CONvER'S INyIGORATING CORDIAL FOR
~ 9ENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCf, lNCONT!

celebrated remedy ha. been used with the
happy effect L. s q ,. od dee
hsbinssr Of ie The Of hi. cordial win fully
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ice for the Of the above distressing compants The
ocon specific for the following deplcTable affections
the early secret habits Of youth
general physical rtabiliy topor Of the
liver papahon of the heart costveness pain in
egy paralysis weakness of the back and lower extremes
lasude nocturnal emissions gleets ency or
ration OF mind confusion of IDEAS loss Of detection
melancholy orebodngs; aversion Of SOCIAL intercourse
the Of this violation of the laws of mans physical and
be traced above banefu practices Young men in cities
and particularly in the country where these solitary habits
psI alliance. have not been productive happy results
which should the connubal will perceive this ad
Youne man. fyoa would Be relieved from these evils, and
e manly vSoI Of body and delay mot to
the s Un e h anS G
which accompany the medicine highly important to the
ed and single Price ~ per bottle; $40 half dozen; or
n B-This cordial contains mercury, any mineral
Sold wholesale and retail by O. FAY 1876 Fulton street
ss YG q any par. of tn.
country by addressing as above post paid amount en-
Also, for sale by Dr. wsdsworth IS North Main street
Providence l.; at 1888 Washington street Boston; No
Albany and b MS s1S w bn sSd a b.
B-Marfied persons and those contemplating marriage
enclosing 15 at his and Office s. Third avenue
such disability will be carefully forwarded to the writer.
address Dr. C and Ia ns
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