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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03

CAPTAIN WALKER AND BIS SLAvE.-One
who participated in the battle in which Wal
ker-of the TexaK Rangers, we suppose-lost
his life, in his description of the conflict
says:-
Sturgeon Lamar was in the first charge
by the side OF Walker; was in the plaza when
the charge was made, and was saved by the
devoted act Of Captain Walkers slave David,
who caught at the lance aimed at MIN, and re-
ceived it himself. He died in a few min
utes. He was honest and faithful, and a
lavorite of his noble master. In death the
were not divided"
The fcreg, in extract presents an interes-
ting subject for the contemplation Of evan
gelical defenders of war and Of Slavery
The thought of Captain Walker and his
slave David entering the gates of the New
Jerusalem, the former with two Mexican mus
ket balls in his body. and the ~latter-who
follows at a respectful distance-transfxed
with a Mexican lance, and claiming crowns
Of glory for their services rendered to Presi-
dent Polk, must certainly afford all orthodox
conservatives much comfort. We suppose
of course, that the christian relation Of mas
ter and slave which existed between them
here will be continued there, for it would be
the rankest heresy to intimate that the in
del, so anti-christian as not to recognize it's
rightfulness; and in that case, according to
the laws and usages Of slavery, the crown Of
righteousness awarded to David would of
course belong 10 his master; and thus Cap.
tain Walker would have a double share o.
celestial glory.
In all seriousness we declare, that ridicu,
lous as this idea may be, it is a legitimate de-
duc;ion drawn from the premises of those
who, with Bishop Hedding, assert that slave
ry is founded upon the law of christian love
The BEST ARGUMENT YEr.-Hastings, o
the Albany Knickefbocker, says in a late pa
per,
"How any man oan look at the human foot
composed of l44 bones-any quantity Of elias
tic cartilage-a gill and a half Of lucubratinI
oil, and ten thousand other arrangements f.
first class kicking, and still believe that IT'S
duty to receive an insult without making
man smell leather, is one of those eccentrici
ties connected with the human mind that W
never could fathom."
With all due Difference to the learned clel
gy, we must say that the above argumer
against Non-resistance is a better zone tina
we ever heard from tha nulpit. vat not mar
swerable. Those who base their objectio
to peace doctrine upon scientific, rather tina
religious grounds, we should think were III
wise men, if any of its opponents can la
claim to wisdom.
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s9srd Bsumor:i N fsdlsoTd ssssnn.h; ssiisrO. Mass
burg NV as r. g. g.
Cove n aud family ph lad @ A. Davidson. Albany; T.
port; Hathswsyi s BACON; g oboan.li, B.itnors; -
as %:oa SS
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loJd rIs sAi Wash
Mr. s Mr. Mr. TG NJ:
Lswiston; King Bannoe;J ,lder Savannah; Z Robin
FnASnLs HERR.
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D w. a's o r q sss
& ad S FSsas
HowARD HorEL.
Hsrrs rhilsdei MI and MRS upper, TEoy Fqkli9
yernopt Mr. and Ms Buckley. Nashville; p shsPp.5a. n
!. Eou, e n.ansd W Misehs Boston Goots a
T %hG%s HS Within s:
Mass s. Spencer Bssswood j. Dove, W. Fitzgerald. Pro-
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Miss Haddop. H.riogd;D McGresor. New York; s. M.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Cleared.


Eo.S Liyng.toa: Richard Golden iaew] Barrel London
Ss'T;SAi,Ts }bp Davidson. Lonaos, Cook & Smith VII.
ASs~se siSs4a Bs SlHss
BriFs Fanny, Payon, Cork, sehmia, Bslehsn; John
R2 Tser
dsss. .%Ss Esp. Sss
A Aiaiia' y.lss'
Mss1s Ts;s; ts1a Lark T Hs1
sap q s % NeT os.r with
sgehns-d signal: win showing s and IS Parisr
'is Er,, steering esaag northwest +, a, o
o'5Si sT s.
spoke ship Remittance, Marshall from New Orsau. for Ii
Case York !, day; from ea.ysna with
Ps9res Co July 49, lat g e. lon 70 3 passed bark Ra
spoke brig Caroline. Of Portland days from Cadenas for
ssHs iss% e is
f 2ss ssfsh sGs 1sds s oS r. Ts
boz ;PoEs Es Ms1s,a
Badger Pss s ~hss oo snpy
wss.tsr from s,spaI. Grande. July with
@ ATNS, ys,t s,sa in 'SS5
81 Domingo July lat 81 lon II co. spoke brig Commerce
10dayH from Wiscasset Tor MhtaBzas.
Brig Columbia Webster, days from New Orleans with
wheat $500 sacks wheat order Sd instant lat
% 3D. Lon % 3d. spoke schr Roe from Baltimore for Bzo
Brig Henrico. Payne 10 days from New Orleans con
20 the master; 5000 bushels to w Fellows Co.
British brig Fame. Smith, IL DAYS from Pictou with coal
British schr Rose Norman Is days from Petou with coal
10 @ Lanries- I--T
schr N;asau Bray from Baracoa with pine apples to
master. Left no Am vessels
Sehr PALMYRA Baker days from New Orleans with corn
ad spoke bsk o% Boston sy for
Oeaus rs days 7h instant off Cape Florida smoke bark
Martin w Brett, from New Orleans, for Sligo Ireland.
Schr Urbana, Small, - days from New Orleans with
tobs 1890 bushels order h instant off the
Torrugas ship showing red and white signal with
black IL, bound north.
Schr Bou ATTY, Cruthefs 6 days from New Orleans with
VIII VI Terry. 81 instant lat 90 long 78 as spoke schr
Santiago from Havana for Philadelphia.
schr Marv Eliza, Ryker days from New Orleans with
TO the mister.
sehr A Thorn Wainwright, Wilmington, N c, with
lumber.
Schr Cabot, Nickeson, Boston. mdse.
Schr de Rossett, Rolix Wmiup ton, " G.
ton & Lrwden I.. IF
schr Asdel Kader Atkins, from Wilmington c, with
naval stores to master. 81 t.ta
schr Margaret, Driakw,ter. Bangor, lumber. a
Sailed.
Ship Richard Golden; bark Mallory. Turk, Islands stad
Antwerp, Antwerp; brig Falcou, Bermufa Dana Port
Prince; brgs Morsanna; James Feddiu, Europe.
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rHiLApkLrHn ExoHANGEys July d. lstIc
Arrived, schr Sarah Elixabrth Somen wilmington NC;
barg-s Orb, Yapp; Whale Baldwin, aad steamer Vulcan
Green, York. ,x,,
Below bsrks raez Wukins from Puerto Gabeo; Dunlap
ley rom Ursansi prRs w watson, Eckisldt ronce
ta .x.mneh b,,m Hi fron Nev VrL cS , Hurr Us
Ro.,oa. W;Ii,am Hsnrv from DO Ks,d;n S,nm nor,
be We, Ird;es Mary Ann from Easiporr Io,nn rp Rc
snoad. t,yo bsrk aud twelve brss uaknown ' ~ ''
Cleared brgy Jonn ma M ndru Ciarhe Lonooni Mary
Stewart prng Londonderry; benl frankn Finn Boston
obnssnn 4, Jobn "o VI. Dead Bbber Es,tnart. N,r,a
knowls9" go.oni hsnssr 90; H15s. OsSsnb AL
aid. Boston; Amor, Brown, Rorbary; Il Ksnaedy Gray
Few fork r.my eek Soln' ny w !sn, Low
cen Fort 1hsses oan osrEss rhiTI y
lem Veni. GAGE, do; DANIEL OF onne sweet do; Dolphin
Lamb do Aieghmv, MeLoushiin do and Ceres smith, do
miscellaneous Record.
snnSsv ~ ~ ''o' A'''''S % 1 "'''
p c. -
nd Rnxn,S raa ~ Gapsn iea'1n Tor Liverpool
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oomsrRCzAL ryrnLLleEHOn.

No. o.,x.,. July 7-F1our-Markst at . stand.
The only sales Of $50 and 900 bbs sour at
Sorn-M.rnst heavy sales 800 bbls mixed $50; and
$500 sacks prime yellow in ANAL lots, at 70c oas-so0
sacks were sold at Soc
psu.prIyurA, JULY i4-Flour has Assumed nrmsr
aspect demand is not active Sales of $500 bbls
Pennsylvania fresh ground at IS 50 62x and extra
generally ask 50 6ak for fresh ground Pennsylvania
Flour Rye Flour-No sales Corn Meal-Sales of 1900
bbs at So IS for Pennsylvania, and So 90 for Brandy
wire Wheat-l5o0 bushels prime Pennsylvania re 1
sod ct 81 is per bushel Corn Ia wanted ut zoe but
holdsrs ask higher Oats-Ths receipts are light 1000
MONTREAL MARxEr, July "a Is47 -Fiour-From the
date Of our last circular the Goth tmo to the Sd inst
our market continued duh at s2s Cd ass per bb buy
srs holding Of and sellers showing disposition to
press their stocks The only exception to the dunss
OF tnas period occurred on the 30th utimo when few
bran were in demand to complete contracts In conse
Quencs OF which sales to the extent Of about Dds
disposition to sell manifested, and upwards OF ""
bb nne" changed hands at s.s Sd Sos per ssh
eordAuG 70 quality Next morning lTu-sday' tue o.'
instsDt) he English mail arrived with advces 20 inc
lsth ultino and the market remained for the resi- o.
Say sh best SrssS. opensa st %. per One
which large business was done upwards OF @ op
ain ut nominal 25s Sd to 2ss holders Ia most In
ancss shipping to England thsir own account 10
there has not been singie trausseon worth quoting
Peas almost unsaeabe This Last sale. we're At
q per minot for inferior and a. Cd for mdding quail
ties Wheat has throughout the fortnight, been dnl Of
tho price receding the cosing rates being Is
for mddlng to 6s I'd for best Upper Canada mixedn
per 90 lbs In other descriptions Of grain there
transactions worth quoting Oatmeal has recsded ats
AshesPots after declining to 24s l0hd, again in
fair demand at 25s Sd 25s Cd cwt Pearls have also
advanced from ass IA 2ss Cd per owt at which they
declined about % 90 per Dbl from last quotations
which reduction considerable parcels have changed
hands Beef steady with but little doing the prices
quoted
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EiksI PREMIUM CROWN WINDOW BLAss-,Th.
$
soe their as exhibition the usual
been long report the COMMITTEES a. American
Institute. October, 1887
H1''''' ron inc f Institute octeSsr
For richness of asrs and bIiisnsy Of surface "a. well
. f"d ss
~ nc Of s saS n 9d gsnd s
:.: z sSS 4. s ss = 4 % 5
SST' .sa all SS0
william # i F:iE n''' f a s S;lss:s
R9ome Jscobu,, Martin =. Thompson,
Alexander stewart Calvin Pollard,
Cornelius McLean, (jamaliel King
John FreaIn, Jr. Thomas Thomas
n Sss1 q S for s
rom fHe e 1890 lst aud I'd quality Prices be
A'a o. s Dc '"' SoRayR %s aIERffips
y RIEENPOkT LONG ISLAND PECONIC HOUSE,
afspssd il fS e. E sss,, SYsr.
" nDM s'd asas S.
p the Bay the hSssSr and landing
scenery with privilege. Of pleasure bos,ns snRns
and sporting generally secured TO the vsite The interior
eauae the III p% IN the s
md q flower gardens.
SOUND ou,.S ss Tg fishing through The Bay and
in the undeIsigned WHOSE reputation ue. paneKyrc,
House from local beauties and hesthfu adyan
's'' the most sss '
70 Male and female attendants ofe1perence are engaged
choicest brands S.W.F.
je29 3tsw Im-rc
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it"re rYh 1nE Arr.n $50, ;SS.....
three q VIZ
snS l'S
United States will DO attendance the grand
'''' DR.. BEAcH,s BOOKS AND MEDICINES.
be consulted IL %sds to til.
fOOwing d.sa.s: Al their forms md stages: al q which
%ia.n: and Without eSsses is1 .dsiss ...%ss.iss:
thorough nvesgation and description Of their
such as have relief the
which have been used for the last thirty by Dr. Beach,
ms ' %XMER lie PRACTICE OF MEDICINE"
who vi.i. hi. Office will b prescribed for
will Do
has I the q n
bssa By RIA medals from The K9g and Queen
svs Of their estimation Of the science. safety certainty
other of 'eu. or
PILES whether Bleeding Or Blind. or in state of Tumor
~ 7H1s .- S9hs.asT Of til. Kidney.
c6GGHs Cold. Consumption Bronchitis and all other di.
f Eli AtG NJ soS HEAD and Al.
e1pplna .esifyas ssehng blselns. or The use Of il
s1sess fsss OF sASrs MoRBus
TIC DoULOUREGX. or Neuralgia. Ague in the Face and
DtE N HH I'd Hk MIN. ssSHs
yss ss. s= s.
as o
H hst p.Eas or White Swelling Feou. or whow a.
Et% S SIZES AUD Ulcers. Of whatever character.
and afsrr in he ead
IA or Hss
pf Gitf u ISi? MUMPs MEASLES, CIRCUIT
MS Sis q s: ii i Iisi: Pm Rf Tape &C. as'
s sIGTs H d .d
FITS q Conyplsions-Hy.tencal, EpePne, &c.
situated the Anus and Rectum, treated without
PERMANENT cURE w .s1sla.a 4
other accrung than the amount which the med
Already the muiitudes who have prescribed for
returning daily with reports Of their rapid to health
painful weakening and poisonous means 50 generally re-
Patients visited at their own houses urgent
Person, residing part OF the country Sy sending i
zssss. ~ sass : sy mail NJ. si PAID
sSIsF FHRss 'isf qs1a FIN 5fsFf
been extensively used all over the city, and Throughout
sS.1y
this wonderful medicine Of varieties Of physi
cal arrangement BY restoring the insensble perspston,
ceanse the blood Of morbid and thus scrofua
rheu scad head eryspeas and all ptons
By the heals ulccr. fever named
the and equ1ng the circulation Of the blood
and costiveness fails burns and scsds how
severe slayne Inflammation and pain and destroying
head sides, back bowels AID limbs and !. unsurpassed
worms Of ali kinds ague the face and breast and al
diseases Use this mastery medicine and viii
not be disappointed.
This wonderful Ointment being used externally IL ex
raordnay medicine for children being convenient to
administer it. safe and in its results 1t is
vermuge, bringing all kinds Of worms and pin
Grand depot No. i4i Fulton street. New York.
taocs odan
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'lNHE PRIVATE TKEATisE-On the infectious disease,
Of the Genital Organson certain dscrders which resem
bc may be mistaken for hemon Masurbation, &c. By
Joseph Ralph, M. d. author Of the Family Physician"
&C., &c.
tive plates the press and will be publisbe shortly
The author takes this opportunity OF sayinl that he be
consulted on the diseases referred his Aate Treatise
SO Greenwich street, between the hours 10 NJ
p. NJ Sunday invariably exceptedl Those who apply
the early stage of these disorders will be surprised the
simplicity and little that attends their cure He
from certain class Of advertising people and other eauses
esive the faithful and deliberate attention Address boz
$50 lower Post.ofFce. ~ Y je5 3ot*m
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NYENT0Rs' E!tIsordepary Sale Of X.l.
lots feet front and by Oo depth belonging to the
Inveutos institute, stusted IN the city OF Perth Anboy may
the subscriber, during the present
July varying from $50 70 100 Psr lot This
capital stock Of this i..tuss viii BE- Tsceiysd
Persons desng purchase oi are informed steam
O'clock A. and Barclay street wharf at O'Clock, NJ
every day, except Sundays. Fare IN cents
PERTH AMBoY. july Isl 1877. jy7 sw cod 3w IN
CCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN. SPRINGS, Belmont Hall,
- N.J-This establishment will remain open until the lst
Of October Having bse1 rearni.hed and tted Of
Qualled ampssments Of the best kind highly medicinal
qualities of the mineral excellent accommodation
&c &c Route by r. r. leave the foot Of Cortand street
A. NJ, IL NJ and IA p. M. Through in hours daily.
j,l4 ltteod~rc THUS. e. A. HINCHNAN
~ KAsS Observation-Disclosures A. We. dworth, s25
" Broadway has just received few dozens OF these
beautiful hamlocks. Those who intend spending the warm
season in the country vii find them great luxury they a
Also fresh supply of portable leher drinking cups In
dispensabe appendage TO ONES travelling eutft
WOODWOkTH, 325 Broadway,
i'll 3teodsrc the H"stdtsl.
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DUHMe3uC KHnpOftau0H0,f
NEW ORLEArs-Ship Radius-iu2 bales cotton Cahoon
Kennedy Co So Dry, Tafs COLO, Ludlam collie
Oeirchs Krugsr-77 Coit co--3as pigs lead H Ro.
ia9 tIlow Mashse cs.k. bse.n bbls beef HIGH
sack, corn Barts,t-oo bbIs whiskey Peck Van Bergen
=, hhds tobacco Ravens 60 pkgs MeCa-39s bales
tow b Pope--io do skins 90 10 cotton order. 77
Ne ,OaLeASs--Schr Bounty--Ti00 bushels wheat Good
order. 49, n --'1--.f-l II --l.I-t,-..
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Gsreole-5sl bales Roberts
viii gms-5o Qrray Tat-ls7 Henry Cot--92 Outrid &
sinss applssy AIo5e-3oC " Moore.s5 bale. hemp New.
Hawthornerl3 pigs lead Stischaa Sco-53o Tinker Coo
per co--7299 Il Rogsrs X pdze Stsnton Frost--2
Trobddge Dwight col bag bbl ndze Goodhue coz
rAnd--7 boxvs TO order.
taS.Lr KGY--B ig Rufus soule-soo bush salt Tensn
OF N Hyen--2 lgs specie N w Atwa'er.
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Passenger Arrived.
New OaLEArs-Shp Creole-J g Saunders. J Ford
Sowles, aud % in the steerage.
rNgw OHLEArs-Shp ksdus-Ars Peck, children and
servant; Mrs Drew. child aud ssrvaut. tl'g 1-T a
SALT KEy-Brig Rufa --R Clark. and N M Atwaterr
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kO OOO PERSONS IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND

XII 1MM1
CO,OOO have acknowledged DR.. LamottS French
Remedy the SAFE agreeable and nable prepare
ton for private diseases offered to the public La;
des Vsperions and other institutions Of France where his
skill and opportunity has enabled him investigate thoroughly
the such diseases and the Safest speedy and most
pleasant remedy be used in Graduating them from the syr
To who be ndscreet incur the risk
Of disease this is the only remedy Of Infection By
gong To- regular physician with your case you peril your
health for life! Neglect is equally dangerous With this
grand healing and purifying remedy cure yourself IN
Sold only the Maison de sante ial Fulton street, N r.
Price 50 per bottle. ms 1msr
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nEAENEss CURED-.ssl Brsadway-i cheerfuily com
& the
% s wh MsE Snds b
Way sntirs recovered BEARING and lsi9nsd
% oles: ST. ~
deane palms. noises collections in and DISCHARGES
51sa SsS S4 H$ssS 81
Th. ssebtsd and powerful remedy hs. been used with The
%4: Ssg H nsssss
% s hi: % @ The medical sGs. g
s i The eS ::
G Sa ass. no. he
youth The sIss;sys ndYSsnss The passion. HgsI
Ct f. heart ayspsp.s
Of n
.S
suffers alteration Of mind confusion Of ideas loss Of memory
Violation a1sf mans
Hun Of cases of sudden decline or consumption may
prev. alarming extent and those too, whose mstri
ny
ne a' s'fS!
20 per dozen.
N B-This Cordial contains Mercury, any mineral
substance.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. O. FAY, 36 Fulton street,
Lamp Store Bun building, New York Also by the Dr.. at
his residence, No. IS Third avenue, N Y.
1.-THE Cordial" will be forwarded any part Of the
city country by addressing above. post paid amount
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworh, IS North Main street,
Providence r. l.; 1888 Washington Boston No.
with sas .sS sf' b.
Halsted, Rochester.
n B-Marred persons and those contemplating marriage,
conscious of physical inability from certain conf
enclosing S. at his residence and office Third avenue
OF such disability will be carefully forwarded the writer's
address Dr. C observation and extensive practice in this
branch of the profession render his treatment emnentv
cessful my7 30t*r
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MI ELLIOTT, Oculist, Css Broadway, informs his pa
- tients that during the summer months, he will be in his
Office, from 10 to o'clock Tuesdays, and Thursdays
jes 7tis2ltossuc
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MEDICAL ADvICE--Ds. AMBROSE, member Of the
sy Go1.u,ed apon all disease. nsdsn, TO he hum an .m
ing Diseases which have bed faculty have been by him
radicay cured few days. The nvetcratc Of
Of Electro Magnetsm powerful machine being constant
street. doors from Broadway. jelo 3ot.m
nOCT. SALMON'S REMEDY FOR DISORDERS Of
- the Stomach Liver and Kidneys, accompanied with nd
Palpn!on anguor low spt loss Of strength pains in the
back SIDE and lower Of the chest haba costvencss
aud other distressing symptoms This celebrated
dicne has with extraordinary private practice
aud priced highly by all who have taken that the pro-
peor has been induced introduce 70 the rablc general
~ He sufferer from the above complaints that
is rs Processes to be- perect cure nvgoatug the sys
tem restoring appetite health color and strength the
mos, ueptsted This remedy contains mercury any
""A'' ,, a., soidb IN. RING, 192 Broadway,
"'''' Corner Of John st., Sole Agent
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NOR the cure Of primary or secondary syphilis
yenerea ulcers nodes, complaint Produced BIZ
inudicious of ercury or unkilfu medical peatment
should use this powerful purifier without delay person
can consider himself safe after having the disease
without thoroughly cleansing the with this Justly cele
brated Alternative.
Sold in single bottles each cases of half dozen for
s5t carefully packed and all parts Of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTNACTV OF sARsAPARILLA
.QENTIsAN AND SAsSAFRAs,
uJREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy sssbli;hed for the suppression Of quaekery
the purifying qualities and curative powers os herbs
ia confidently recommended by the College superior any
or Sarsapara before the public
relied on as rain remedy for all dise@e ariss from
worm, botches or pmples ulcers, pain joints
uodcs cunneous cruItions, liberated throat any dis
arising from the secondary eecu Of syphilis iriu
dicous OF mercury.
Usld in single bottles 80, -. ...... rs ceNs-
in cases Of halfs dozen bottles.
49, oIe oonen ......Sc W
Nrb-A very hberaiidisceuntto Wholesale purcnassrS
w. d. RICH RDsoN, NJ o..
pAW st.Nss~ss ssrsst, psw York
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!. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED:

nsnsrtd nv H. Ed,i,s,
M.dcine and Pharmacy ofthe City Of New York, 10.
con6rntIv recommended for all Of debility produced Is
or excess Of any kind Il nvauaok.
remedy for Impotence stey, or bsrrenne unless depend
@ bottles 81 each Of half dozen e5; carefully
r,chrsd And sent 10 all parts Of the Union.
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w EIR's CELEBRATED BROWN ELEcTUARY-

M ElR0 CELEBRATED BROWN El.ECTUAhf-
w Approved and recommended by the facuy--a never
failing remedy for all affections of the kidneys, inflammation
and weakness of the both IN males and rae
This excellent medical preparation Suitable Tor all cmates
has been known TO fail in removing the at
tack certain disease and be safely RECOMMENDED
the public m operations are quick sure and certain: II
from Sold in boxes at and IS per boz.
Agcnts--Wystt Ketcham l2i Fulton streets A. @. Rams
dell, Commercial street. Budalo No Exchange street.
Rochester; Post Willis John g. Howard - Fulton street.
Brooklyn, l.. s. w. Fowler and j. g. Whitwe Boston;
and ut the drug Deevan House. Albany myl3 3ot@r
MARRIED LADIES.-Married adde's would fndmuch to
lvl them by perusng Moral Physiology written by
the Hon r. D. Owen. with additions and alterations by H.
Clover M D. We're this book carefully read by every mar
red person and the advice strictly persuaded
that different state Of society from the would exist
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