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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
STORAGE, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION RUSINES

Z AIDES, you are most spectfully sole.
- tied to call and examine my stock Of
Dress Goods that were selected with great
care and purchased at lou prices. and WILL
be sold accordingly Also my shawls, era.
watts and prints. Call by all means and az
anime and If fail to convince YOU of the
fact that my stock of Goods is decidedly the
largest. and undoubtedly the cheapest, now
offered i'll this market, have no claims upon
your patronage. C. PRENTISS.
Oct. 90.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

Fail Dress Goods.
ERENCH Merinos (Drab.)
- Real French all wool Cashmerey,
Ombre Do.
Cashmere De e Cosse,
California Plaids and Grapes,
Robes,
NJ, DeLain Do.
Twilled Gingham,
Plaid silks,
A splendid assortment of Scotch Ginglama,
Alpaccas, Bombazines, &c. &c., all of which
will be sold at much lower prices than have
ever before been offered in this market.
Oct. 10, 1916. M. KENT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

GLAZED HATS.-IlooD g. STEVENS have
just received l2 doz. Mems & Boys wool
hats glazed with India Rubber, for sale at
62ac. each. Nov. II.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
PRINTS! PRINTS

PRINTS! PRINTS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
VNHE undersigned having disposed of near>
L iy every piece of the old stock of prints
is now enabled to offer an entire new assort-
ment which were bought at such low rates
that we can sell them at from 10 to 40 per
cent. below last years prices. Call and see.
Oct. 12, 1846. M, KENT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

WANrED.-lOoO yards Home made
w Flannel for which the highest market
price will be paid in goods at very low prices
Oct. 27, l848. DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

SHOE FINDINGS.-HooD u STEVENS,
~ have just reed q complete stock of Shoe
makers tools and Findings, to which they
invite the attention OF manufacturers in this
vicinity. The whole will be sold cheap for
cash. Nov. II.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

CROCKERY.-A large lot of Crockery
~ Just opened among which may be found
gsetts OF cups and saucers at IgA.
26, I846. GILLE1T& Go. q.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING 81 acres of land with a
" frame house and barn nearly new, about
two miles from the village will lie sold low.
Enquire of S.DAY or Fl. L DAY.
Ravenna, Nov. Is, 1916.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

I've bv M. KENT & Co.
GAND PAPER g. GLUE.-HooD & STE
- vESs have just received few reams of
Sand paper of the best quality. Also, one
case of GLUE-a superior article for Cabs
net makers use. fDec. 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

J. S.'LEFFINGWELL, Rarenna.
BEEBE f. EVANS, Akron.
III. 81 d. GAYLORD, Clereland.
10 CLARK L. FISK, 60. ~.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-13

Penmanship.
nTESSRS. PERLEY s. WHITNEY would
WI respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Balh that they have made an arrangement To teach
Penmaliship in connection with each other, and will
open their schools at the time and places hereinafter
stated, viz. commencing
Monday Evening, Dec. 10, at the South Gramma,
(Mr. Wiggns') School Room
Tuesday Evening 18th, in DIR. Wilkinson's Block,
at the sign of ~. Periey's Writing Academy" en-
trance from Broad Street opposite T. Hyde & Cos.
Tuesesday Evening, l4th, at the North Grammar
(Mr. Morses) School Room.
The North aud South Schools will he kept three
nngs in week and will receive alternately the atten
tor Of Messrs. Perey and Whitney. The room IN
the centre will be open every Afternoon and Evening
Particular attention paid to scholars Wednesday and
Saturday +. M.
Terms, 81 so per rs lessons
Every thing furnished but lights, and perfect satls-
faction warranted.
Cards Of every style marked or written 10 order.
Bath, Dec. 9. lS47. d32wS
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-13
Brunswick Seminary,

THIS School is divided into Male and Female De-
L partments, each Of which Is under the care of
experienced Teachers This arrangement secures the
successful introduction OF all the Branches of Euuca-
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and Boarding
Schools, including Drawing, Painting, Needle. werk
and Music, (ali thoroughly taught for The low terms
Of from $500 to $500 per quarterly
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, Bota-
ny, Philosophy and Astronomy. which illustrated
with suitable apparatus These branches are taught
with special reference to their application in Agri-
culture and the Useful Arts.
ADaccomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano at sc per term.
A few pupils viii be accommodated with board in
the family of The Principal. lat 81 rs where they
win have every from the Teachers, and not be
exposed in stormy weather; as the School is under
the same roof
This School possesses email select Library, and
collections in M"eraogy, Geology ,iConchology and
Botany.
erThe WINTER TERM will commence on Nj ON
DAY, Goth inst. - f'tesH
G. c. SWALLOW, Principal
Brunswick. Dec. !, l647. d23W7
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-13

q Sn BIS. superhne FAMILY FLOUR.
os)U go half do do
1000 Bushels YELLOW CORN.
1000 Lbs first quality New York CHEESE.
100 Bills New NJ ess Beef.
2j do do Extra do do.
go do Old do do
10 Boxes Havana Brown Sugar.
100 Bushels Indian Meal. z.-.t
For sale by E. HODGKINS g. co.
Bath, Nov. "a, ls47. dlew6
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Furnishing Goods!

Fin French Shirts,
Common White do
Calico do
Striped do
Merino Undershirts,
do Drawers,
Knit Shirts,
do Drawers,
Red Flannel Shirts,
do do Drawers,
Cotton Flannel Shirts,
do do Drawers,
Blue Flannel Shirts,
Wooden Socks,
Cotton do
Black Kid Gloves
White do do
Wooden do
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-13
Sweet Grapes.

A NEW lot just reed and for sale CHEAP at the
N " Civ Market by A. 6. PAGE.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-13
National Daguerrean Gallery.
MINIATURES FOR $3.50 INCLUDING CASES.
AT
SHAW'S ROOMS.
No. 3 Pierce's Block,

No. 3 Pierce's Block,
OVER SrokE 3. w. HEATH &c Co.
OWING to the liberal patronage that the Public has
~ already bestowed upon the Proprietor of this Es-
Enlistment he is enabled to execute Daguerreotype
Likenesses for the above named price, and warranted
To give satisfaction Citizens Strangers, visiting
these Rooms can have their Miniatures taken and set
in Morocco Cases. Cold Lockets, Breast Pins, Rings,
Bracelets, &C., in few minutes.
NIB. Views of Churches, Public Buildings, &C.,
faithfully taken, and every other order punctually at
tended to-
r-Please call and examine specimens.
Bath. Oct 81, l847. 46f
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MoNpAv, March LAT market SIC head Of Beef Cattle
(576 from the South9 1000 Sheep and Lambs, and s0
cows and calves 100 beef cattle left over
Prioss-B Beef Cauls-The offerings were about equal
to those of last week. but the prices holders
tanning are higher than those then
No cattle brought less than So, while the bulk OF the
sales ranged from that figure TO So and in In
stancea We are told high $40 per given for
few prime qualities We have rarely, Ii ever recorded
prices higher than these which will probably BE- mau-
tanned time yet to come we learn that the
number OF cattle on the way this market unusually
small
Cows and Calves poor request at prices hardly
equal last weeks average We quote, in quality
from Si6a$25 to $50 Left over 10.
Sheep and Lambs-The market cleared at from 5? to
Sass so which latter figure advance last week
quotations
Hay and straw-Long Island loose red top and limo.
thy selling at 62K eta per cwt-market well supplied
Straw, 81 25 per 100 bundles.
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LET ITS WUfft<s
X F. e u Nj Nj 4 N ID 1T.
ROAKE'S
IODINE IINAMENr

Has cured and will the worst possible cases Of
n%o1s so. ae: ,eTons o. evil sn
hpJSist' sssi,sshs sSTS1p; zig n::i; salt.
corns, bunons, acalds, tooth ache, pain
in tas sid. Q, brsa't piSnpls'' ;, ring
srp sESp 4 fh II E VIZ NJ &C.
Throat few applications, he it the best remedy
wa, Of rain Paa the Side &c ne says
the best family remedy he ever saw, aud would not be
A. an sSA afy Will . to the .onr relief
he obtaned from tn of the Luiment he had tried
thing hecoud hear 81 without benefit for nammsoIy
HON. PRIZE of4l Warren street, will testify to its
CON. GEORGE DEKAY was cured of Rheumatic Gout.
New YoRx, Nov, ls4s.
Messrs. g. J. INeEnsoLL 4 Co.:
am given yung the various nostruns of the day
into exsteacs or tae my VOICE IN favor y: ~ sS
the astonishing reiiet have eceived and real benefit
the afflicted, induces me to oher my humble testimony
amnow ,.. 49,, ,,r.
of age and have been afflicted with RHEUMATISM Tor tho
which reased my Rheumatic pans that confined
to- the house. employe my family physician who attend
FACT, grew or.e, and much so. confined my
bed continued 10 ms way Tor nearly months suffering
without suffering eIcuciating pain. friend Of
mine called upon re Sh9 M been sSIM wn
induced me Try IT, when Gid The M application CAV.
and IL Is hours wa: completely relieved f'on pin
perfect have had no return OF tho paus sines have
attended daily mechaniesi business would noe 70
saus afflicted kaowng the only renee
" that can be relied on. Your, SIAN, ,ouNsoy
SOut ne FuuIt fri nah
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WA,nIreroN. Feb. u. 1917
The Pss11ft of the Thrift Bill

The Rsnsls Of the Tariff Bill
Our letter of the ssh has been fulfilled like pro.
phecy II il almos. report OF the proceedings to-day
Upon the tariff bill in the House. The wings worked
along with the Northern democrats expunging tea and
coffee and substituting various other articles and carry
Ing the bill tiumphsnuy along to its very passage,
when they bol,ed off to the Southern men and the ad
ministrstion tariff men, laying the bill fat
pancake The result s conclusive There will be no
tariff bill this session. That's be ond peradventure.
The necessity OF doing something for the relief Of Mr.
Walker continues as inexorabIg imperative as ever.
Something be done and the issue now presented
Of extinction continuance Of act of 1916 The
probability 10 that extra session will have to be called
peace or no peace and whatever the President may
recommend the Of l6ls in the imminen dan
ger We very much fear that this tea and coffee will
turn out to be dose OF hemlock TO the Secretary II
v,llkilI him. w,
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WAsHTysroT, Feb. y, 1sa7.
TIE Ltsufen1nf GsueyaL

The Lieutenant General
The House have tucked on the Lieutenant General TO
the bill for Generals for the ten regiments sent
over from the Senate. II will there be defeated
again Some suppose this last movement in behalf of
Gen. Butler competent officer brave man, good do
mocrat an old soldier and quite likely almost
body else excepting Gen Cass the regular nominee for
could return as the conqueror Of peace from Mexico
and good piece of Mexico, il would be good capital
legitmate csptal-capital capital and we should have
no obioction But il can't be done and il II could
be- the experiment is dubious-t might seriously dsa
feet the army. The plan Of Old Bullion having been dis
csrded he has told he will not accept the Office II ia
10 be regretted that the administration has neither the
confidence Of the House. the operation OF the Sc
nate nor the personal political good will of the OH
GERS commanding the army II is unfortunate but with
the assistance OF Providence, Col Polk will yet of
with flying colors see If he don't. w.
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70 ~ ssssss ~ hesSsss u lastSse Ial ~ 0Nss63
tsssst Vii 10 ttsksssA.
ISIS vssssbis tast MIRA Msdlssas bill Of tasoee vii
lay over In the House.
We are not altogether Of the bill for Ireland and
Scotland but hope will be passed In efficient
shape
The consular bill hangs upon the thread Of probabi.
y We supect the Senate will not have time to pass It.
The land graduation bill il defoetfbus defuncfs1us-
laid out.
The bill Of thirty odd millions for the army will have
to be passed That's heavy blequal to about " tons
Of soil silver -
Some two hundred bills Of different sorts will 90 by
the board
Congress will adjourn without accomplishing the
main object the relief Of the and we cannot
divine how Mr. Walker is to get along nine months
without acme ASSISTANCE w.
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Respective Fl ss-Ar American, ss British, as; Danish
2; Dutch, i. Prus'ian, l; Norwegian, /; Chilian,
put ia,o Beimnda pevou. 7lh ut distress, when
lat 81 81 wind s. win heavy cross sea- earned
away her main topnaat. booms, aaiis &c.
spoken.
ship Wnba,h Hathaway hence for Noresns, Feb 81, la
ehp John Holland Henderson, days from Norlean, to
L9SdSd a Es1 |, 10 s' from peo,,eo, for Nyo,L Feb
Foreign Ports.
gent rom fofsS % Wig brig brss KaseE ord from
DO do; cushnoc D'ek@ for Boston ta1ioss Abbott 40
MARY, Libby, do Rival, Brown, do; Johnson knbnIn
SAN BIAS, 5-Ia port ships Skiold bound valpan
VALpAnAiso Dec 27In port Hamb bark Madeline, for
York; brig Ontario, from Tahiti.
avns Ports.
,ALrfANpnIA, Va Feb 2eIArr sehI Commodore, Powell
ArALAcHcolA Feb ao-In port ships Jessie Oliver, Liy
estes banks Robert Watt, johnson, Lvepool Coysnanter
h a." o oH Psf Hayes SYoi Pseoae r
do, ldg; VIM Jones, Tyler, Niork wig; Clarion, Bah
Bosros, FEB schr Challenge, Cousens Cardenss
g,onenrewr sc Feb 2s-Arf brig Willlam. FISH, from
NEW ORLEANS, Feb so-Arr ships sul,aua, Rice. NYork
.eS1 I'd ; sabine fs. p rtsdSn y .p1Id
s.horS The S Kr s e. ,hr' As%s ssm
yre BARK: Leopard vespe Newry, Queen Pomsre (Brl
Maria snsh s B1l, Gaf et
schs Rapid stoddsrd, Tanpico ktlaatc Yates Bal Ca
rone Leeds, Mstsmo Packet Patterson Brazos 1T Jsgo
steamer Montezuma, Kelly MOBILE.
NoRroLx, teo 3-An schr Soituate, Howes Boston EN-
eraId Garrett ppahaunock bound to ny ork in leak
ing: Ceu It. Camp; Pomona, Crowe; Augusta, Brown
Charlotte, Summes; Wi,m Wright and Frernant Jacque
WORK; pilot boat Aid Drummoad from CRUISE reports
ship the Bay bould to Norfolk Cd barx Success Love
Sligo il ship Uncas, Latham, for Cork and market Arr
26tn ship Warren, Evans Warren ri; schrs Belle McNah
NYork; Merry Gallant. Willet, do Lac, d9 Houseman
do; Predmoe, Georgetown do; Ben Smith, Decker, Nan
,emond do lu Hampton Roads sshrs Amelia, Albon Black
Hawk and Cilo all hence for NYork wind bounda light
ship or bark bouad mp anchored the Roads this morning
Sid, ship Uncss, Lah,m, for Cok bark Success Lowell,
1hgoL .
WILMINGTON, Feb 26-An schrs Jones, Griffin, New
York; Olive Smith, do orda, Corson, do. Bound in,
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,.i.1sssAH. tasess: .N3 \! jssss ~ 4. Nssss
x1:. SS :rt g. :. .ss.s.1 s:sa,. W.
0oddsfd updsr charge Of criminal saSnoe that 0:
obtsnios from the United states three several OF
money, amounting TO 81 9e7 90. upon certain papers
which appear have been forged ssid msney being
property Of the United sates" At the close Of the
mnaon which lasted several hours the examining JUS
tce deemed his duty to require the accused to give
cury in the sum Of 600 Tor his appearance at the Cr
inal Court in default Of which he fully committed
for trial The of Mr. Smith, who has heretofore
maintained good reputation in our community has
caused little surprise and sensation amongst the
bsrs of the bar and the friends and acquansnces OF the
accused -NationaI Entelligeneer, March l.
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WAsHrroros, Feb. 81, 1877

WAsHIsoros, Feb. q, lsi7.
The Harmony of Congress-
Is II not old Dryden old Dryasdust, some old OBJ
soists poet. who says, that
"From harmony to harmony
The universal song began ~
Well lust is 1t In the two houses. You never saw
such harmony. The harmony a, the tower of Babel was
mere cbattering compared to it. The Harmonious never
made such harmony. "A plague o. both your houses -
saws Mercuo; but the harmony between the
and Capuets not decided than the harmony Of
Congress. The harmony between Cromwell and King
Charles, was pretty much the harmony that unites
harmonious democracy The harmony of q basket of
sea crabs and half bushe of wharf rats thrown into
the barrel pretty good idea; but the harmony
between the several divisions Of the democracy, diff
ferent of thing altogether II is Kilkenny cat har
mony-s suicidal harmony-a harmony which threatens
immediate the adinistrationts destroy its measures
and to sacrifice the prospects of the party There is
nothing in the world like harmony. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02
Forelxn Markets.

DxMERARA, Jan 2s-Our market at present is abun
dainty supplied and the demand il unusually limited in
consequence OF the large supply OF native produce hch
can be disposed Of at lower mark therefore purchasers
and consumers give ii the preference The following
are the latest quotations. viz Flour 81 6Oa 1875: corn
meal 81 81 50 pilot bread 50 50 %; navy do, So;
RICE 81 81 as; corn 1866 per bag OF two busnels
Sa 81 SO DO do; prime pork, $s %; prime beef nomi
nall family do, $l0 hams lac; butter, l3c cheese,
10 lie; lard. lSc; Goldfish, So; mackere S.; sperm
Candles 3sc adamantne do, sO allow, 1886 white pine
lumber psr NJ $2l $2a; pitch do $24; cedar and pine
shingles per NJ S. So 90; cypress do, So $5 red oak
slaves, $a2; white do s3COrsspomdsnce Philadelphia
Exchange.
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Cleared.
shp-Areatu Proctor (havng repared) London and Can
Siss-Adna Sherman, sligo, Ns;mith Walsh Clsopa-
scnn-J i levitt. Ad.ms, Matarza., + Buck; Tails.
Chadborn L 20; May Geor.s, Wat New Orleans FL
s.' wSa
Chss. Doston; sarvsyor. Chapman. New Haven.
UsIsveuus cutter fancy Capt De Ottneg from cruise
On The oI the p%lPSse Of .upyaE vessel, y
Sch, Philena, toi Richmond Sparks days from Cards
Sis chss ss:fi II Tor eoo sa ''p'e- M 60 wa"
spoke 5ts Fsish;eI s% caIdeSa. for Portland On
Ported having los. the captain and
w. s
understand the briE's name or where bound.
days from ay.sde She has GU board 5000 in 1900
pound. copper aad compo't'on lot OF old iron and lead
fH; Bysns from As.sP. y,h
for fh lad Andes. Of Hampdea Left schrs Colorado, for
NYork ready; May Flower. If Machas, for NYot in ds
ssL Mary Brooks Pendleton 10 days from Cardenas with
sehi Fs,lis1 Penhsd Georgetown Dc dus. to stuge.,
5chr Posahon,ss Smack from Richmond, % hours
Hampton Roads, with corn and wheat to Allen Parson
u sehr Martha, i sayan, Camden, NJ, com
schr Ann Smith, smnh. Bsl,Imofe md'e
Schr Enterprise, Belden, Milton. Del, corn.
Schr lilo Grand, Loveand, Brandy vine, corn.
Schr Il + Reeves. Reeves, Br,dgeton, NJ, cJrD.
Sehr James Smith, Horton, Wilmington, NJ wt' naval
stores
Below
Brig Diploma, from West Indies
Also, bark and Briggs.
Brig Phillip Hone, from Palermo, is still below.
Ship Southport has succeeded in getting off, ON &C
of iowness Of the tides, occasonod by Norm
West winds.
The epor Of the brig Dover Of Boston, which had been
the hrlgN of
ing below. che was seen by vessel from
CSrdeuas within 100 yards OF the breakers and II was sup
uoxed All
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation. Forty Thousand,

DAILY HERALD-Every Gay, Price cents per copy-ST
Is per annum--payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pricc sX cents
per copy-3 1915 cents per payable in advance
HERALD FOX EUROfE-Every stoam Packet day
Price ca cents per copy-ss rcr annum payable in adj
vance
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Publissed on tho
LIST Of January Of eash yearsingie copies sxpence each
ADVERTISE VENTS, at the usual price,-always each
In advance. Advertisements should be written in plain
iegibe manner The Proprietor will not be responsible
that in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
MAIL letters communications by mall addressed the
estab shmept must be post paid the portage will be de-
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETr,s
Proprietor Of the
New YoRK HERALp EsrABLisHMErr,
North West corner oil Fulton and Nassau streets
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baps nothing proves fruitful ,hs Practice
veng 6cle Of drops or boz Of pulls for the indiscImi
ssmedies Were good the which
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dence, therefore, he would say, if these remarks are
Just, land he can appeal TO the most eminent pnys,
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and talent the he about TO trust In such case
With respect to the cure OF i = gratifying
without PAIN Or Nothing sIcsed q: IN
provement year, treatment OF this complaint IN
deed hands Of and the
h sGa: %. n; Sas waS
peecy cured though it has been source OF trouble and
For The of those who cannot consult III.
thor personally he furnishes his peculiar and successful
mode which he adopts particularly each Individual
positively private devised would iIngy be
aeed by thousands Of nsncs were the subject ola dhes
ent nature. =, =. 49,.
post ce will the faithful and deliberate
N. B-Distinet and separate for those who may
have wait. m2 lmsnc
w OMAN AND HER DISEASES, from the cradle e
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review Of III. symptoms trssimsnt early decay
self abuse :trieuIe syphilis &e and aso Of every known
ofths sexual system Language adsPed 70 every
Cal Journals, Tribune Post Minor &c, having given the
highest opinions Of these popular work. For sale BY
M ltsrc corner Of Broadway and John street.
No CURE, so rAY.-Dk. COKS.1.r, y D.... .sssst,
may consul ed in the Of certain delicate dease
practice of fourteen years, devoted venereal dssasss,
enables Dr. g. the worst form Of this disease. Ascst
eured in four day,i mercury used s.tus sur.d
bity-Thoss individuals who have INDUCED in certain
loahsome habit positively be restored 10 health and
next door to Dr. Johnsons. les lnsre
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WkIf's Ckl ESkArGD BilOWN ELECIUAhf,
PPROVED a. d recommended by the taculty-a nevs
"A failing for all affections Of the kidney, milan
nation the both III males and
females This lent medical preparation suted Tor all
Of gouorhea, &C. and can be safely recon-
meaded tho public its operations are quick sure and
certain taken all times, without regard to diet
or hndruuce from business.
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor,
JAMES WEIR, 24s Grand street.,
And by Wyatt K Ketcham, l2l Fulton; A. g. Rnmsdell
Buffalo; Post Willis Rochester; and at the drug store
Delayan House. Albany. j8 lmSrrc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

EXPORT er Corn FROM VIRGINIA The Beacon OF
yesterday has satemsnt of the export Of corn from the
Port of Norfolk and Portsmouth, ports in Great itan
since the LIST Of January the total OF which 2u4
ass bushels This does reach the aggregate
which has left ports since that period by any
thousands of bushss-a large quantity having in the
interim been shipped coastwise to the North.-Norfok
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