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Democratic banner., 1847-02-01

S We nOuAu OLTeCI dILenuOn 10 Tile
communication of our correspondent in ia
vor Of the establishment of a circulating
Library in this place. Such an establish
ment is much needed in Louisiana, and we
would be glad to see a more general inte-
rest felt upon the subject. A pretty good
Library, could be established upon the plan
suggested by our correspondent, at a very
triHing cost at first, and it could afterwards
be increased in proportion to the means
of the community. The necessity Of such
an establishment, if not sufficiently felt BY
some, will be admitted, we presume, by AL
1t would be the means of distributing
much useful knowledge among our citizens
and would greatly tend to the improvement
Of the young. An opportunity would ther
be afforded them of spending their leisur.
time in pleasing study, instead of wastingi
IN idleness, which too frequently leads t,
dissipation and vice. If, then, it woul,
tend to the amelioration of the intellectual
and moral condition of the youth of on
town, it is at least worthy of an effort
We can soon establish a very respectable
library, if we will only believe that we can
and will 60 to work with a determination tc
do ii. A general feeling upon the subject
Is all-importantforth the success of the enter.
prise. What say the old citizens of Louis.
lana' shall we have the library:
IL The Palmyra Wing says, that Messrs.
James Conroy and Walker Louthan have
been elected, by the private Stockholders,
Directors of the Branch Bank at that Mace.
in the room of Messrs. Thomas MILAN and
Theodore Jones.
d communication of a correspondent
from Lincoln will appear in our next.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-01

Ahe communication of a c~orresponden
1FOm Lincoln will appear in our next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
Foreign Markets.

RIO JANEIRo, Sept. 27-Busiuess continues dull Flour
very quiet there Is scarcely any 10 first hands and
the arrivals Of not heavy there must be con-
siderable improvement in prices Vessels do not arrive
and reights locking up again Ne disepgsged vessels
Any arriving and willing to go to New Orleans, would
readily get 81 30, If not 81 60. Exchange 10 looking
rather fat quote 272 for FIRST rate paper Flour
Stock in all hands Is 900 bbls In first hands $500
bills Gallego S24, Hsxsl Sal, Baltimore SIS Coumb BIZ.
$50 New Orleans SIC About IL 500 bbls shipped and
chipping River Plate this month"; which the reason
prices did not decline much as We feared New hour
daily expected CoGee-Stock at least 20 900 bags, and
arriving freely Prices ought to decline further par
tcuary with the great scarcity Of tonnage We quote
regulars $500 27OO hrsts $500; nne frsts 1900
periors So fine superors 800.
HAVANA, Nov Sour .ugar market during the past
month has been very quiet owing to the little left for
sale and the few transactions are at higher prices We
quote Cucuruchos Ok rs; ordinary yellows, ca a
50 s%, nominal, for sale ordinary whites, 81 a
O. mddling do, ga 90; fine and 1orete otl0K IL,
nominal for sale The prospects for the next crop
continue highly favorable Grinding, however, will be
somewhat consequence of recent heavy rains
aud supplies Of consequences will be brought to
k-t before the usual period We continue without ar
rivals of new coffee Prices nominal at $oA $6z
(29 80 ny. Molasses scarce at IN a 3 rs No new
noasses be looked for until the middle end OF
December Little has been done In exchanges London
advanced from - to l2 and Is per cent premium
and most sellers higher rates; Paris par Spain
4a5OO premium New York and Boston, u ~
premium Freghts dull. the last engagements for
Europe being Spanish ship and Belgian bark, for
Antwerp, at E2 TO- For the United States nothing is
Offering
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
Foreign Imperial lo,,s.

HAMBURo-Ship Brarens-4O cases T&I Brockelmann-:
Jacobsoa-zi do 1870 bundles willow Wnte hof Piper s
kakmlJ w EhiersIl Wiley & furnam-e Heinrich u Co
g,imi BIelts%pp. Cham,so H,y,9n.I Besh
g Munk--4 Bow ing & Witte-i Schmidt Balcheu-i d M
PeYsor-3 Hos Sons Drucker-i 7 Dolan 4 Son-l6
Heinrich-l ! Cohen--l II ehel 4 StsdeI,3 ( MuerII
Kohlssat--I5 @ B Moreweod & co-5l 8 schlesnger-l
Scharfenberg Louis do 50 bundles willows Mailman
2O2l plates spe,ter Phelps Dodge COG bales Reyen-
borg-l Lackman g. other-l Manning hoser- II Mo.
ing-s3 Granenthal-l w w Marat-i ~ Lnnghemich II
Doug lass B,otheI-4 Knoll psefer-67 Mieucke 98t
bars isoa gsor@an johnson co.. Fn5ais-is M vorp;
srk-27 Bsuch-3 ] Mayher-3 Weisser Il col e. N
Buck-3 Il A&G II Withaus-i Jsckson.-l Mchelhausen
Mi.r-l2 w q Norrs-i Kohlsaat Brother l + Mill.
Brother-t Mnller2o5 NJ Setn u co-3 Meyer roppen:
haussn323 bundles wo 663 plates speiter bxs mdse
Coddngton-l278 bars iron 81 pkgs mdse order.
SnAL-Bark Wa,e-s38 bales hemp do deer skins 36
boxes segars Petrullo
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COMM ExtCiAL lNTHLlL0EnCHs

PHLApsLrHA: Nov First Bsard.tlooo United State
Treasury Notes, IS 1907 10000 do. 9sT $1,000 United stAel
Loaa IS a. i0l $1,000 State S. IS; Pm lad.phia Bank
li7 5000 WILMINGTON Railroad 6s SIX. JGer Saes-$,o
State SIS ~ Merchants and Bank ri burRh
AK; q y,eksbu,g ksile.ad 1871 second Beard $1,000
Stale SIS, 49, IS Lehish Coal Scrip. sX a6er Soles-s;
Eemi agon Co per 2; 100 GiraId Bank Ix North Anne.
rcap Bk 1915 sssso state S. 10; $1,000 aiding Railroad
Bonds TO-
BosroN. Nov ls-Broker's Board-2o shs Boston and
Prov dence Railroad, l0o% 70 do 1905 Eastern Railroad
"ss 90, IVA Sostoa sIS Wofce,ter 90 iIS
es % Nosrch an, %Srcs.,ss do b. ssH 3, do ss
10 do i7 leo do dividends Ss; I25 do, SIX $1,000 Read:
ips Rsilro, Bond. 10Y; $1,000 state, 90, 9s Second
do 3s: 10 eastern Rail, ad. la7X; Ea, Boston Co 7x
50 do n y Is; Is do II e 100 DO. $50 l7x so d. lx; ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
Arr1val or Stranger.
FRIDAY, New. -.
~RAUnA nnsrxx.

AMxkICAS HOTkL
ais;: Is::
SsS Sass .HSss s.
wich.
J Stone Boston; w Hirchboome. do; Rsples Moatpe-
i;!:,ss 4,! Norm; Sy,.i: Ss:s.
% ss%sa ess a:. RIOT On A!saS bsnsSs
WsS:s:i Fiads pS:i sIosns. fis!,dsass:J Hase6n.'
Boston. D'n0Ky y vap Bs1
spIlnE9eld MaIn Lewis county; Mrs Col Burnett. Stag
Buell. Boston; Rev Jane. and Mrs Rich,rds New JeI,
Wright. HIssr fS.SsipSi, M;ss S'stol,Sa; q Ma.
I nSss ad s and NJ. Sss dol
CLINTON HOTEL.
Hon oss ts M. dsa: .
M M n.n .ns ss s. sna son.
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
WIN Dsvis W od Law YsThi Smith.
Say siuar LADY and eSiiSen Keat Mss Stuart
", Bssx Srdgepo5,; Beech dol Capt Ludlow Sag
Waterman, New Canaan
w Hcmln, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs Darling, Boston, II
NG: h kss5a jaa p'2f ss sS
:w Yer Ferry Mos Sa.is sx:H
HOWARD HOTEL.
Mr. Rnlhsrioid HsilyeIt Montreal; Miss Hayden. q W
sSsS esSaS.s
Rochss,er; FnsI 9 BechsI. Cchoes; William 81, :
month %i Mr. Mrs EathSsa.
S.;ea.l W. I'D ias MI, mo4w
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
sS M Ssa
Lee New t..yea; cIshoIs Boston; Convey smith,
ssa ei%a' Sfss' ai % Hiii
,ovr,ov,, HOTEL
Ls, Hs'si% gIe ;;.. T Ry:. s'raT:y
Hi :s:a sS o' wysigop if:ax sr csn
iS'i'i pa.d his yha::s D; &. h.1Sos
ss,y ssS: 'SSi% SSis's
a r R lay MfSP Alien oSoS :ss sshi
ss:ss No H'js
s ssS se1Ses H gsa.on
P:1:1 Sao!a:a ssSras'sPH SE. F FSSd'of
Sprsgue Albany Bryan France; Adam Bogue, Scotland.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
y:sy aad iYa ssH
W w5s.y
RS.ss Albany; I Ms19 Holder
more Dunlap Albany Aaines Miss anne Csg Mr. F .md
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
fssE, sssss.s
Mar.h LivDgson; Macy Washington Boslt, sandus-
Ky; Crankel Palmyra G Rich, Rochester; Murray,
New York
TAYLoR'S HOTEL.
X Speer, New Brunswick. N J; Briggs, New Hamp.
RshsId.ou New York; !fss and lady Newport
TAMMANY HALL.
Doggett, Florida: Winslow, New York; Fosdich,
C.nnec!ieut " Smith Long Island; lngeI.oll Mas
W. Howe. Massachusetts,; Gs6ed, Porter. schenects
dy; Ferris Putnam County; Taylor, Connecticut;
Moore, New York; w Edwads, Boson Al en-, Massachu.
Setts.
WESTERN HOTEL.
ID Norton, " j; B r Clark. VII Daniel aud w II Poet,
NY; Arnold. Fairfield X Buch:n, GrosYn: A b
SA Colbv, Kingston, N J; Palmer, Waterville, M
Freeman Salem, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

Il .4oueo
Ss
when you steer e, ne SIsy Of the
''N'" whsismsn.
CID at New Bedford, NH. bark President lof ws.Por)
Wo tn i1dlan Ocean Sid ship Geo "aAhstou' 'oi ware
al Lshsas july S 1 Reincad Wool SB oil not
III
ss s # s us ssd he.
VIM Nye New London put into three days previous,
without wind on ihs, which sss Eadds; W..
Coz Sc. .s ss f ss: As & ASsH
River oil unknown Sid from do July 10, Niger, Gray, NIB.
&C %Rsur bark steering
-, showing white dag with black cross.
Ship Emperor, Brown from New Orleans for Havrs Oct 49,
Ship GsrdnsT from Antwerp for New Orleans, Nov lat
French ship ys. soulry, from Hsvrs for New Orleans,
Oct s Ion IS % was passed bark steering sw.
II psrsap: Ssrf Tndest Thing. Liverpool Aug TO-
BIs Ro.aoIs from wilmington, NC. e, Trinidad under
sehs Ann MARIA fo% Baltimore for Apalaehicol, Nov 7.
''' - - Foreign Forts.
AAvA.A Nov AR brig, LeSsfo CSan from por W;
MHsasH.a, Sep. a.zsshr Jubilee, F.vee,t from Phr
MoNrEyDro septs,-Barks Carlo. NicLeron, for Bcsoa
d@ amo ao New Y" Y: ishf Bar
Home Ports.
ALr1ASOsIA. Nov FAR .shr Harriet tBrl H.liiI,
o:s and esm.n b. NYoi s'' e'on'
Aas SSsDi s js%:
| Marshall Carney, cuba
s's Ebs siys
a a :is " ifa I.Yn1s
Brown spsed BsIos Island; sch. sues%et BIl CSnTs
.9 oSM
oMsy ws' do
%sfI:: ssH nS
xssY Sse:Is.
srosasrs Peanirston and Rcb@cnd Hartford
bs"s Mary Efa roy D
Rcsdo. HS:oae Ose' We non Gould
s 9s s Il
SGIp Nort SSS for ,'i ph A.
De phia .chT John Whppe KeleIan, Richmond SID brig
%S S I
s :ss Il Ey Ssi r.
British Jone, LiysrpoS touched 70! GIds
yaunsh; Esther Ann BIZ Bethel Nassau, MP Isabella RO-
Noy seh ET' sI
two schs n the outer roads.
20 .h ID P iSiS .1s
Not Jh ,ehI sapiIs 5,9hsn y{nis 18th TIA big An
Philadelphia; 10TH schs Halkne's' and Ms''erole Vr
Enia ~ . ., ~,
a.. Hs;'fs
Ell z :sS: Ssr
s.d Wodins Boston Tor fhI,$.PS.; .shr; dso Wishing
sS s:,es ~ %s.ee Kent SsIs
MoTson Gonh Phadeph. for fynoush Jas
Bridges Rangor for Baltimore ;,. r.,,. N.
N.w 0nL.4s Noy shp; coIuTS. MerIyma0
y: Guz My Esns N
Cruz Pisd; se We've: Havana Ms V CD I'M Ne Nut
:sn'
ord.: Mcgat Vernon, Hoy, Ragged Island; transport
Allen, om Liverpool; Buiu.. Yarmouth, and RafIaS;
bark aground the eastward of the SW B."
e R'f si s s
steamer Rainbow, McConaghy. MOBILE ,,. WY,
%ns"9 Nc; samuel Linn, Baltimore; iehr Gaena Higgins
Nosromn. Nov r-sd bark Caledonia. (Br) Hunter. Lv
foHrLAsD Nov I7IAry bark Par.na. Cooling New York
Nov 'g cSs Yopss BSp.i s;,
TurS, Island; nsoy. Nisfsr'o"' Bangor I'D Grand
YoE Ma1s rss,.s s%asS salem bark
Ols.n: sshs Ellen sed wsA Newark; PamPero' and Gene
GsS: Ead'
dos td . MST ar1 ci small Upon
Texas, brown, NYorE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

The TELEGRAPH.-The Legislature OF Iennes-
see have incorporated a company 10 build lne
leans TO Lexington, KY with branches from tnst pom,
to Louisville, Cioennsti and whssng ms%Vi, J.
was we rel erred committee and report
ed back, with request of the committee t. be as
charged from It's considsration which wa,
The reason of this that appeared to have
no practical object Of public utility IL should not be
that the Transmission Of Mr. Csy resolutions
80 promptly from Cincinnati to Phad.lphis, was by
Morss's Observation-Disclosures Union, Nov. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, le47

BALrImoRE, Nov. 10, ls47.
Nofny Wsdther-Ths Birch TriGt-Mr Clay and The
Baltimore Wigs.
We haves heavy storm Of rain thi. morning xb,cb
mas continued without ntermission during the whole
night Cold weather. however seems ar far of AZ sv.Y
The trial Of Birch drags slowly along and will prob.
by not be brought to close before the middle NJ
week. WIZ ''iuuie vi next
learn that the leading wings Of Baltimore Including
the Hon Revedy johnson, do not Hook upon Mr. Claw
resolutions ~ any sure footing which The who
stand In the coming contest His ,n..cb hep ay
will probably reach here this evening when bs Wow,
VIII be received In full on the great topics Of
sonoern There has has been but little discussion on IT,
merits yet, nor viii there be until the ocia report ia
received. P''' 10
Tho Jews have commenced the erection OF another
hns synagogue In Baltimore, In Eden street, for He
srsw congregation, Of which Mr. Philip Emmsrck Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
Phi,ade phin Cattle nnrket.

Nov l5-OfsruSs consist of 1900 head OF Beef Cat.
tie. including 900 taken to New York 220 Cows and
Calves 400 Hogs and 1850 Sheep pretty
much all sold at SIS 90 the 100 lbs Cows and Calves
sold ut SIS So for fresh Sl4 % for sprngers and 81
Ia for dry Cows. Hogs-Dul, aud buyers take hold
slowly Mt So 50 90 the 100 lbs Sheep-Sass range
at 81 so each, ~ to condition. HsySsles Of the
week at 81 Is the cwt for good Timothy. with fair
demand. Straw brings 81 q tina 100 bundles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

president The building will be -nfty BY sevsntyons
feet By the way, the Jews In Baltimore have been
splitting up and dividing for several years past until
they have several places of worship notvthstand
ing one synagogue would accommodate them all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

DR: sAyIARDs INy "a, EXTRACT X!, 70. tn:
and ali other q Inc urinary organs Th. extract
been sufficiently long before the public establish with
S1p
on nii @
change in Diet nor the ;gh.e, VARIATION from the PATIENT
Unpleasant ssr attendant on under
f.
10 S
NAKTER's SPANISH MlXTURE.-This extraordinary
~ remedy for the FIRST time presented to the public
10 BY MsS Beyond the
: s dSqs e. Sh & .s
bic. scrofua ctions, syphiic and mecural
m hs % fsSrS yy ips
&C. hS: T of A' sa
searching in its effects containing arsenic or corrosive
;S sSsss s,s s s9r:is Issf
clan. Further information will be furnished by D.,
%Iiue may BE- obt,ned Il may also B. found At Ring;
o
Pamphlets detailing os.es will b. furnished BY III. agents
saiis NIL ia,s.e
PHiLA1ESPHA SlIvgIGa H4gsE1DKi KlNKa
LIN Ths cure III Of s
msds. delicate nature And q. ruetye habit. Of youh
Invalid, whose complaint. are the mos, s1,p1,e eGHd
.Sf %S Se%p o.
-
ssoE.rs travelling, supplied moments notice with
dcne sufficient themselves the and
private manner.
Cure warranted charge required
Letters post paid wi, meet prompt attention Residence,
Of Third and Union Streets half square from
the Exchange.
FoI full particulars 9TH page Of the Phsdelphia
sprrt ofthe Times. ~ eotsrc
11k yOHNsON,l1 Duane street., Chslhsm street u
- we'll known the successful practitioner in New
York the Of delicate diseases For the last
years Dr. enjoyed the most extensive practice
tors for skill. those old case. that hsv.
have Gee strctuTe Ulcers upon the bcdy or n the
.uslly cured Copstutlol weakness brought on by
and nightly positively cured Recent cured
in four days, without Mercury No alteration in Diet or pre-
vvtou from business Post paid letters containing ~ 10,
sd, ice. auendedto. No charge made unless cured.
sn2s sosm
a BERN EThYs BOTANICAL FILLS. for the speedy
and radical cure OF gonorhea gleets, strctues All ue
thre discharges irritation Of the Kidneys and Lseorhes OF
The wide celebrity Of Abemethys pills the best gusran
~ for quick and positive in curing all the ABOVE
complaints In the early stages Of gonorh1a one pok
generally PG4r e sases H. rev Cssru. street,
Price u Per box % s@sn
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ST CRoX-ship Cornela-B Gregory, jersey City Hof-
man, Hoffman, 9 Mclaughlin Albany; Walter Hubbel
and lady Canandaigua; Tracy LADY, child and
'oro Rico; Mrs G Tracey and :sIyast. Nh. 0yerman
and two CHI ldren: Mrs Whitmore Wis, Whitmore M
Whm re. New York; Morris pease, Williamsburg; 8
Higginson, Newburgh; Geo Elliot, New Haven; Philip
Fox Enal.nd; Mrs McPhemon VIM Moore, Rev Mr. Hawley
and friend ST CroiY.
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Passengers Arrived.
Passonpers Sailed.

HAMBuaa-ship Braren,EE Hiriti. A Hilri'i. w Hilr
HilIiti, Victor Hilrti, T Balmsen Suchel Stuche
H rlekue 7 Meyer, II Struwe-l0s in the Storage.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTlCAL
~ PRIVATE TREATISE" &c, is consulted upon the
disease. there referred to- at hi; residence 90 Greenwich
DO surprised the apdty and little attending
their cure He believes, however, v Oh ieiy those who
suffered from certain class Of pretending people, and
other who properly appreciate his services
pecially Ia Structure from it's first pient its a
aud distressing which (from ad
vantages addition to extensive practice In this com
has for stating be obtained from no other SOURCE in
America. Once hours to Y A. NJ and to e NJ lSrn.
addressed" Box s6s, Lower Post Office, New York"
au3o 30sm
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Cleared.
clsSs E M.0s 9Nsss9Y afT s Gil
Banks. Teep%..h, Ripley, Calcutta, W \ Rowland Co;
S5 oas;Si!ss London teos smith w;.hasson ITs%j
man Hayaa. Meyer stucIen; Thst', Crosby New Or.
Big Naicsu. Mayhem, Neuyta., Barnard cur,,s Co;
dowan,t 81 iohn SE e. Laurie; Joseph Han, IB0 Ful.
sch:p ,phin, tBr, Holder. ST Johns, NIB w Burntsm;
bon WooSnd B.1S. s. Jagc; Gas'sbes, Fossr Jackson
se. Clearman Cos Busna VISTA Ricketts, FhiiadsIphs;
sloop-New York, Thompson Now Haven.
Arrived.
Hamburg shp Brarens Nicnburg, Hamburg, &c days,
va sH bark .9e sa, Live,
s SSS: !: 3 w. tn.
sy n: * sf oSn m boat Ths stated
..s took them on board to give them the
s. IS goI: Srs Persia Beverly, for Bs %"
Bs.tt @sTsnna ifs days. with cotton to
I om wh mahogany from
schr Nile, which ashore at Bsrnegst.
British brig, Unknown,
Ships H. New Orleans; Ellen Brooks Mobile; bark Gene
see New Orleans; brig Ph'ura Savannah.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILApELrsn, Nov 10, M-AIived-BriE America,
Ireadwe Salem; schs Dart, Somes Charlest,n Charles
1Tson, 90; jeremiah Leaning, Townsend, Providence;
Wasnam FAR Ray H,rrson Boston; Pioneer tB) Banks,
R.iow "a no INNS D;nLI.n' ~ mi,ams Albany
Ijss.d-Sh,p Lucas Oue id. NCean,. barL N.xsrr.
Vescs H. Pernambuc COZ brgs Pearl H,rd;ng Ro.on Jnhn Al
Clayton TucLer do schs L.smng Townseud do;
w Corbt Hewitt Providence: Rn,i,nr sm;,h VIZ
barge Whale Baldwin do e' '' ~ 'A
nv,.n.,,....... u.,
".SceA.~"eots htecOu'
seHn GukLEw Lamcke prev,onsly spoken IN distress
we'd nj baltimore ON the h y days out from st Domingo
his port with all hands sick lost the first officer Mr. Hunt
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NJ EDlCA,; NOTICE -Doetors Faucet 4 Morpy con
ll be Consulted all rms Of diseases de
bes, trctures chronic elects &c, &c The method
Of curing in four days and lately adopted
in London, will be pursued by hem. Dr. Morpy who has
pracced for years London. AID member the college,
will be 10 attendance their office l3 Greenwich
st, Charges moderate mo lt'rc
MEDICAL CaRD-ihe members Of The New York Col
tpue their undivided attention to all private DIS
Persons suffering from those complaints rely
ssfe and without injury to the constitution
conne from business The consulting physician at
tends daiiv for consultation from AM PM Terms
derate and a guaranteed.
NB-Pstcns residing in the country receive advice
and medicines by addressing letter paid enclosing -
to w. B. RICHARDSON. NJ D.,
psn ifsrc IS Nassau street. New York
M EDICAL OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON, Duane street
WI Chatham street, well known as the most suc
cesuI practitioner in New York in the ofvenerca
diseases The Doctors for skill IN those old hall
cured that have existed for preeminen 0leet
structure ulcers upon the body the throat pains
the head and bones # the legs, effectuslly cured
Constitutional weakness brought by secret habit in
duged by ascvous dreams and night
" emissions positively Recent cured in ou
without mercury No alteration Diet prevention
r. N business nee its'c
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skg fN Gt RfTekHf kMss6Ns .SSoH
IS ss: sssP :a.n e;
hrssss;, Of The h use Of this sGJSi Will Hy
n the United states recommend superior to othe
acs for the cure Of he above P The
oicon. but aseci6c for the following depsbe affections
or the excessive indulgence Of the per years
general physical prostratoa nervous rrab!y orpor tho
head dimes. of vision vertigo an.cy loss Of mu:eaa, en-
sad dsssy s
oim,snehqy iore6odipg. avsi.ien IF 'SS. nt.tessns
M 6, 1y e. ,w If n's are and
b. raasd to above bsnsfa cue.
and IN ss hess a obese
1is Ssdaeys happy ::T
aa .ssna ss. Of s s
Young you would be relieved from these v s. and
ssI 1';is:ss q AMY q
mode ss medicine dHS .s' are highly tho
red and single Price 81 bottles SO half dozen; or
B@ E cordi. contain. no mercury or any mineral
sS yot FAY 49, r h.
The Ccra. viii be forwarded any part of the
ely or country by addressing " above post paid amount en
gle BY p y. yWS.:sE , Nsh Mss
a.: y a' % sas s%a B.,
HaIsted, Rochester. -,
Of ply steal inability from conf
Ali advice and medicine for the speedy removal q
address Dr. C observation and extensive practice in this
branch Of the profession render his treatment
A ARMED LADTE5-Marned Ladies would md ~ n
w 70 interest them BY peIIsnE Moral phy,oogy wtsn
Clover NJ D. Were this book carefully read by
RED person. and the advice strictly followed we are peua
.Iiss The Of poverty and the prospects q large
many prudent people from entering the matrimonial sta but
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portable in its speedy and ecacious in ITS operation.
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natural to copaba wholly sIoded in this preparation For
sale wholesale and retail, by -
JAMES TARRANT Druggist, &c.
corner Of Greenwich and Warren st.
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