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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, April. I6.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships-American Eagle, lpacket) Chadwick, London,
Grswold Yorkshire, (packe) Bailey Liverpool ii Mar
shall Louisiana, Cole Baltimore Barstow Pope.
BarksCumberand Blanchard Cork sc, Nesmith &Walsh;
Jason tHam) Schlng Hamburg E& Pope; Peter Demil
Dickens, Savannah, X M Demill.
Brigs-Nary, Morris, Belfast, Durham Dimon; Eda, As
sanua Cork Nc Boorman Johnston co; Flornda, Drink
Cabello, Geo Whitaker
D SehTTidPfhcq. HupPhrey; Cuba Nesmh& Walsh; Dol
phn Eolder Hahiax Ms Murray Mogul Pierce, Jackson
yllle Badger Peck b leighton Handy, Wilmington. N
" M,cCrcady &C; juno, Robertson Boston.
Sloops-Capital, Cakes Povdence President Oaks New
Haven. ~
Arrived.
Shp Oneida Ccssy from Canton Dec GOTH and Macao 27th
with teas and silks to Grnne Ntu co. The Oneida en-
which, the Goth Dec carried away mantopma and fore
and mizzsn topgallant 9th Jan bark Lark Tbbefs
firm Canton for York anchor about ia miles Sc Of ,asps
Island. Feb 18th, lat 81 IS lon a &c +, saw ship Agnes
Witherel I'm Canton for NYork March s on the Fa1stoT
lon 20 W. spoke and boarded ship Louisiana Derrhurst i'm
Orleans for Rio Jsneiro 81 dys out April 9TH "a 20 NJ lon
Sc W. when blowing heavy from WNW and Changing sud
denly TO NE carried away foreyard.
Ship Huntress Gillespie, Shanghse Dec 20 Whampoa Jan
9Th and st Helena March 9th Passed in Straits Of
unda B bark Ocean Queen also China junk Keyung bnd TO
london Arr I'd March st Helena whaling bark Bramn Of
New Bediod th do do brig Phens Of both firm
cruze Vessels seenand sgnalized Fl ship 81 Maho Of 81
Mso steering nohward lat rs 81 lon SO Al by f. h; B
bark Ruben Elirsbeth showng 1910 Mayatts signals
Day scw e2migK OF 81 Helena, ship Agnes whthsrs
ssoid ship Lca' Philippe from Hsv. March i.,h to 70.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
State OF the Flour Markets.


PHILADELPHIA April l4-F1our in fair demand with
small sales Of mixed brands at So 62a, and since
about 1900 bbs taken at So rs including Western
at the same price the market closing more firm. Rye
Flour sold at S. Cornmeal-We notice further sale
ut 81 62a Wheat is wante for shipment, and several
lots taken at l45a50c good and prime Pennsy
vania reds Corn-6a7000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow
sold at 951aa97c.
New ORLEANS, April Flour declined further, and
about 5000 bbs sold at 575a5s7s for Ohio ILL
nois, &c. and Sc per Dbl for 1900 bills Missouri Corn
il without much change Sales of 900 bushels at 80 to
9Oc per busheI the highest rate for prime yellow OF
Wheat $1,000 bushels 5l30 sacks) prime brought 81 80
per bushel
BALTIMORE, April I5.-Yesterday morning 1000 bbls
Howard street flour sold at So and later in the
day, about 5000 bbs. sold at Sc rs. To-day the
market is firm at the latter rate but sales Of note
have taken place There settlements for receipts
from yesterday at Sc SO. There sales yeser
day of 500 bbls city mills flour ut Sc 49, and to-day Of
1000 bbls at the rate 1t is very scarce and
holders ask ST. sale to-day of 800 bbs susquehanna
-four Mt Sc rs. Grain-Sales to-day of good to prime
Maryland rcd wheats at l40 100 cents and Of white at
$50 ITO cents We note sale of 5000 bushels Pennsy
vania red at so 52 cents. Corn wanted. We note
sales of white at 86 50 cents and Of yellow ut 81 90
cents We quote rye at so cents and oats at 46 AZ cts
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Joseph @. Tlord, Of the Ath Congressional District
Ben Harden Helm Of the 9Th Congressional District
John Franklin, Of the 9th Congressional District
Robert wingats, Of the 9Th Congressional District
William T Welcker of the Sd Congressional District
Alvan G. Gillem Of the 4th Congressional district
Edward H. Day, of the 18th Congressional District
OHIo-S. -,
Thomas j. Mcdowell, Jr. of the I'd Congressional Ds
Augustus H. Coleman of the 4th Congressional Distrct
Benjamin F. Ward of the 10th Congressional District
George G. Lewis, OF the 18th Congressional District
George w. Evans of the 18th Congressional District
George + Balch of the 10th Congressional District
Adophus +. Bond, OF the goth Congressona District
LoUIsIANA-l.
pbnn Guesnon Jr of the LIST Congressional District
sobn Mendenhall of the 80 Congressional District.
VIM r Henry, of the 4th Congressional District
ILLINoIs-2
WIN Caldwell, Of the I'd Congressional District
James Curtiss Jr, Of the 4th Congressional District
ALABAMA-l
Charles A. Peques Of the Sd Congressional District
AIssoURI-2.
Benz D. w Castsman, of the I'd Congressional District
Albert Blaksy, of the 4th Congressional District.
MIcHioAN-l
Edwin D. Phillips, Of the LIST Congressional District
Iowa..
John T. shaaff
Henry Douglass, from the army.
George @, Garner, from the army
Watson Freeman, Jr., Massachusetts,.
Charles Tompkns. from the army.
Henry L. Maynadier, from the army.
Roger Jones, Jr, from the army.
Richard Jesse Bright Indiana.
Kenner Garrard, Ohio.
James M. Wilson, New York
- Sloan, Tennessee.
There vacancies this year from Rhode Island
Connecticut Delaware, Mississippi Arkansas Florida
Texas or Wisconsin.
The appointments from the congressional districts
were made the nomination Of the representative Of
the vacant district, except Iowa, which the
joint nomination Of the two representatives from that
State.
The next appointment of cadets will be in 1s4s and
will be made in February or March Of TINT year
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PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1911.


The menagere Of Messrs Raymond & Waring has
Just closed its exhibitions in this city, and the animals
connected with it have been taken the river
Camden, where they to have been exhibited for
day two. The elephants Pizarro and Virginus
taken to the Walnut st ferry at early hour this
ing but the elephants dissatisfied with the strength
cfthe slip 10 bear their weight, and drew back The
persuasions Of the keeper could not induce them
venture, and they were in consequence taken down
near the navy yard, and the attempt made to swim
them the river The tide carried them down
the stream despite the exertions of the keeper who
in boat guiding them towards the opposite shore
The water being extremely cold the animals became
chilled and finally sunk near Gloucester Point. They
were chained together and Vrgnius sinking first drew
the other after him his Is great loss to the worthy
proprietors being valued at about $4,000 The loss
will be Immediately supplied by other animals belonging
to Messrs Raymond Warning, and the exhibitions pro-
posed 1T Camden and Burlington will not be postponed
Several hundred Odd Fellows left the city this morn
ing for Germantown to participate in the ceremonies
tending the dedication Of the new Hall erected there bv
the order They were accompanied with music and made
quite gallant show.
small boat upset in the Delaware this morning
by ferry boat coming in contact with it, and the two
men who were IN 1t received duckng but rescued
by the hands of the boat
The reports brought up from Wilmington yesterday
with regard to the explosion at Dupont's powder mills
contrary to the usual rule turned out be without
least exaggeraton Nineteen human beings hurled
into eternity in instant by the dreadful
There is no sign Of the arrival of the Princeton yet
and IL Is feared that she will not put here as her
boilers are waiting for her in New York -
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
Ar.L i-E 5 BoASD-lO Pean,yyana Bank 800 5000
oTea. anal Biak s.; 100 Morris anal ai1 va :" ~
o Canal b g. s conaS Ss Ta p New
72% II BIZ Of Kentucky g.
Pys' s Zoo p o@S. e. Bonds ,as s 6 2 $500
Bank "a 10000 state S. a2l 80 h,e % 8, Msehs
State S., 72h.
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snles Of stocIxs nt Bostou,

APRIL H-ExcHAcGE BoARD.-lO Merchants Bank, l0ll4
do, iOl; % State Bank So Western Railroad 1917; dc
lr2 80 Boston and Maine Railroad og9 do o91s; 10 Port
pany is; do, 20 l6 Is East Boston Dividends 81;
Norwich and Worcester Railroad a9 so do, 49s Is do 49
30 do, sl0 d, 491
Ar AucrIos- shs Cheshire Railroad so2 per sh do Dos
Lowell do (par 500) ia adv; 20 do Boston Pro-
violence do ga ct adv 10 do Eastern do Mass ~
adv; 80 do Washington Insurance Co.. ga adv;
Merchsn Bank ia adv; IL do State do, S58I
G do Granite do, $g7 9n per sh do Traders do SOL
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Arrival Of Strangers In New York.

AMERICAN HoTEL:
s 81, SsS e.
Eer, Pensacola; Jos Lowell, f Hl,;.u
Mi:$s;iSs Alba i }tes;s1 snfi
\ F tHssi wolso, and dA sns Free
s:f s;'sis APs;$y ."
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throp Mrs. Post, Pennsylvania
John Goodhoush! Ensi."a 0 Quincy Proxidenee f.
and s% a bsssy Xis%:
VIM Munday.and lady, Fall River. Mass,
Israel Crocker A. starisvant North Canaan Conn., P.
.b s5y W.i.s T. W PsaIS
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;a: s%ss s$s: 4.is: dss3s:
White, Il; Gay, Milford; Horace snow e. 4; Harrison,
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
e. :;s" sss ;Ga d .gs, SfS c;s'is
So, H.d!sy; B Sons: v ksv%oad b!2$ $g%s
f.. 'hsia
more; 9. Morse, FoIboro; Oliver Warner Hadey; OTIS
eis I.'F:f "" wsia AssHs h SKI:
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NTf .~a. R T.nSs Mr. L'' Rio de
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and family, bip Adams B. Hsw;on, Kiiinssy Wi.
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appointment by the President

Brgadior General Gideon j. Pillow to be major gene
raj In the army of the United States, In tho place of
Thomas II. Benton, who declined to accept.
Brigadier General John A. Quitman to DO major gcn-
era in the army Of the United States in the place
William Cumming, who declined to accept
Colonel Caleb Cushing to be brigadier general in the
army Of the United States In tho place of John A. Quit
man, promoted.
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Passengers Arrived.

CAsIos-Shp Hunress-Rev s X Brown family and servt
Hong Kong Mr. Reese, New York; Shea, Chinese, Hong
Kong
HAvRE-Packet Ship Louis Phlippe-Marcelin Armond Of
Boston; Miss Asnt, of Frace Engine Lenor Lady, of
france; Shouvenin ofTexas; Madame Turin, Moulnee,
OF Trance-3l0 in the steerage.
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Southern Cotton Mark ct.

NEW ORLEANS, April There quite animate
demand for Cotton yesterday, and the sales up
fully 1000 bales The finer grades have been in bette
request for day two past and prices of all descrp
tions arc fully as high as before the steamer.
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d - m REWARD.-THE NEW YORK, Albany ant
" lVV Buffalo Telegraph Company will pay reward q

500 NEW Y4RK ASsny and 81
S who shall gys such M 4: shall
law, for wlfuly inurng the Telegraph Line q Pfopeny
UTICA, Oct 5th, 1916.
An facilitate the construction Of Mones Eecroag-
,,netic telegraph. Passed May y. 1915 ;.
and Assembly, do enact a. follows
Sec 1.-The propretors the right Of Morses Eee-
Magnetic Telegraph be- and hereby authorized,
to- construct lines said Telegraph from point point and
Of the within the limits Of this State by the
erection OF buments for sustaining the wires Of
the Provided that the shall instance
be constructed endanger nuriousy interrupt the
rights of individuals shall in wise impaired by the
ton bridge other similar erection across any Of the
Of water in this State Any persons who
shall Knowingly wilfu nure modest or destroy Of
the said lines the materials property pertaining thereto
shall on conyietion thereof be deemed guilty Of INSIDE
zance thereof.
Sec The Legislature may at any time, alter modify
repeal this md the shall take effect Immediately
Keepers Of junk Shops and all other
requested to give notice the Telegraph Office In Posts
Buildings Of Hanover and Exchange Place.
the undersigned offering wire for SALE
c. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
NEW YORK, March s, l847. No. 10 Wall street
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IvGoLD, SILVER AND STEEL FRAMES.
Mr. W. would also remind the public to whom he Is partially
known by his annual visits Saratoga Springs for the last ten
years his knowledge othe Optical science he IS ena-
bled determine the Glasses suitable for any eye Persons
with weak be supplied with glasses which VIII great
ly benefit and strain the sight.
Particular attention called to new style OF Perspective
polish and ground produce the purest vision and have
eye and improving the sight in continued writ
ing and reading.
To- Short sighted and such as have been operated
upon for Cataract, also be suited .
He inserts New Glasses, Of superior quality in old
frames and solicts the peronogc Of all in want bis ARTICLES
-l will warrant al epectsclss purchased from me to
ehaY9e, m3t liner
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RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.


II OR the permanent of primary or secondary syphilis,
yenereal ulcers, nodes any complaint produced by
nJudlcous of mercury unsklful medical treatment
Al persons supectng vsneres faint remaining thar system
consider himself fe after having the vcnerea disease
without thoroughly cleansing the with this justly cele
brated Alternative.
Sold in single bottles at 81 each Of half dozen for
So carefully racked and sent to all parts of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
GENT1AN AND SAsSAFRAs,
PREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
This refined and highly concentrated extract; possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
IS confidently ccommended by the College superior any
extract OF sasapaa present before the public and be
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from
impure state Of the blood such scrona and ring
worm, botchcs pmple ulcers pain in the bones joints
nodes uaneous eruptions, liberated throat any dis
ase arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis nju
dicious Of mercury.
Mold in single bottles Observation-Disclosures. rs cents.
" " nn. Jo ~vne" oo',''' ''''''''' e ~
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
N B-A very liberal dc cunt 10 Wholesale purchasers
ones open from A. M'S'kiehAapsoN. M. D.,
INV NASSAU street, New xosh
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Payment Of all which has been stopped the Bank Of Eng
land.
Whoever will give such information may lead the
the above described notes. shall be entitled
ceive the above reward thereof
portion of the recovered flo and
conviction of the offender, ifstolen.
For further information, apply
J. r. WHITING. Esq, 81 Wall st.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE

WANTED.
AIDES and Gentlemen having any off superfous
II Clothing furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash
price for the same by sending by calling the
subscriber his residence through the post which will DO
punctually attended TO- H. DE BOER, TX Canal St
N. B-Lades can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer.
Old stock and job goods bought Of description and
m23 Inns rh
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STORE OF ANTIQUITIES.

ORIGINALLY No. IS Broadway, has been removed to
~ No 3l5 Broadway Amateurs aud ConOisseurs
are invited TO call beautiful collection of
Ancient Pictures valuable specimens Of Ivory Porcelain
Silver Gold &c. which have before been this city
Rene NH ais Broadway. lm%c
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II going home
ID long session yesterday, and
has returned to the city, it may
IN reference to overtures OF peace to
Rhe telegraph must be out of fix, for we have
a report in town tonight that the wings have
carried Gotham.
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VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
LOR the radical of gonorrhoea geet seminal ennis.
sions and all mocopnrulen discharges from the ureta.
These Pills, the OF experience the Hos
pital de Charlie Paris by their celebrated
inventor, Professor Vclpeau infable remedy for all
diseases Of the uretha They effect much shorter
time than any other remedy without tantng the breath, dis
agreeing with the stomach confinement from business
Price 81 per box
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MEDICAL CARD.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF New YoRK, s..
DE remembered that the second day Of January Anno
ID Domin 1914, HENRY FAWCETT, Of the said District.
hath deposited in this Office the Title Of Book, the title Of
which in the words following, wit - Matrimony, !mpo.
cay explained with comprehensive exposition of the Ma
toms. GonomS@a GIee stricures Whites Seminal WEAK
ness Nocturnal aud all the consequences arising
from NIas,rbation," &c &c. BY Henry Fawce NJ D. T.
Cs Author Of the Bachelors Guide !" alsor author Of
by Absorption DR. Henry Fawce be consulted at his
ong-established Office LOG Fulton street. the above
Of May) price ST. After which time he will continue his
Office practice. usual at 1i3 Greenwich St R3 1w*r
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VTNHE UNDERSIGNED has The pleasure OF Informing his
friends and the public, that he has commenced business
No. $50 Broadway Of Murray street. where he will
that favor him with their He would
pal cities of Europe and America in the latest French Eng
lsh and American STYLE that all will receive that graceful
will find price. suit the times. and goods Of the best
have them made and trimmed in the and cheapest
possible As the spring approaching he wishes his
~ BAH orders executed in the quickest possible time,
and on the shortest notice. JAMES LAPINE,
a32w*c Entrance by Mr.. Plumbe's Gallery.
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A. & q. BRANDON,
BLOTK LETTER SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,
SIGN PAIN RS,
NO 2 TRYON ROW,
Adjoining the Harlem Railroad once, New YORK.
Stores W.am stL;s.; t Hsti'
buns Hotel Jadsons Hotel National Hotel M o''
COUNTRY MlLLINERS:
DETER ROBERTS, s73 Broadway, would invite fne a.
to his stock Of Laces vizAlasne FONT dS rMs S?n
Brussels aud Pompallon for trimming hats BLACK ho ns
Lace Ves Bruxells, Illusion Point and isncy Nes-ono
great variety Of goods which he Will sell very low
prices
CARDS CARDS!
NOR SALE byJOHN j. MlRABEAU 100 Nassau street.
Marked Cards Of description, and LOT
taking the following games:-Bun roker DE
Seven Up, Faro, Vingtet-un &c by one VINO " LsSu.y
that require dexerity. inquire as above 40 lm.r
TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,
No SAT Pearl street, near Broddtody.
THESE BATHS have been established for the last twenty
six years. and the only Sulphur Baths m tns ety.
They are ghly recommended by the most eminent phys
for the of rheumatism salt rheum chrome COM
paints cruptions of the skin, &c . ~.
Medicated Vapor Baths also given daily from NJ TO
NJ f28 m*rc
E000 DOZEN PATENT sHlRRED SUsPENDERs,
OVVO embracing twenty styles and prices varying
from below 90 DOZEN for sale to ,oe6e ana
and retail by The only manufacture Of the iabr'c the
United States and exclusive Of all tho patents or pro-
rs i'm rc 20 Courtland street.
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MESMERISM,

MESMERISM.
s" mPSs s r. It:
treating SICK applicable any age, temper.nea
@ S:i
:aeh relate ae ' relief @
MEDICAL ADVICE-pOCTOR LAMEKT : conf.
M eoa hi, 0ee ss Coli
being mild and o% % oa
a'ona from ndeTeet ndmlEeass: Of the passions.
ia. !seI eIsiasly ds.sned al:
BY maiMsstment and Sometimes caused BY neglect
feet sSs se S pr L.
advice Of the United States, 6; Office
The Royal cS,Se Of
b.
ssE aa, as
Ci sss to heath and %
has removed his Office nnuated by certain mushroom
sons. jos Intro
DR GRANVILLE $. PATTIsoN has removed his resi-.
Office tn Chambsy street oes 2ous from 10 iii
o'clock. mig kn"r
PEARL STREET HOUSE,
SO Pearl street, Ne,p York.
Il cali. he q De travelling sonmaa,y and
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
Its location for business surpassed New York and
every comfort, with good living clean BEDS airy &C.
here be had well the extrsvagan houses
One call will surely satisfy of these facts and insure
maS aw! re SAML. C. BISHOP. Proprietor
SECOND WARD HOTEL.
Sy s BIZ s agNG h.. Hovs NS
ay o'clock the forenoon when the table displays for
visite Turtle Soup Stew Boiled Crabs other luz
ury Il truly capital place for REFRESHMENTS for Floyd
Smith know how their friends and At the
you find Martin Botner-every body knows him. who ever
stopped the Aston House, Loveoy IN this city Cole
mans National Hotel in ashngton Mart" is like load
he draws his friends because they like the attraction
We say again. the Second Ward Hotel is of the best
this city obtain good Lunch excellent
glass Of ale or liquor Of any kind. mo imr
WANTED.
GENERAL Agents wanted to supply the country trade with
y Drugs and ready prepared Medicnes The stock Of
large variety. larger than before offered by any
the United States that agents.
and pedars supplied with large small quantities.
Also the public the klfu medical
gcal treatment, by the well known Dr. Solomon Heine,
formerly of Hudson and Reade streets, who engaged
for that particular and has his Office in the Of the
Store.
Apply at the German Drug and Medicine store, No 1877
Chambers street. New York az lm~r
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PRIyATE DIsEA AsH p 1s.s

I FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF. QUACKERY1 The
Members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Phaa-
cy esab hed for the suppression Of quackery continue
direct their particular all diseases OF private
cal safe aud cure without injury to the
nculay requested make application the College the
FIRST appearance Of those diseases Of suffering
and time be thus avoided One of the members Of the
CoeEe for connected with the principal hospitals
Europe for the of complaints for
sultation daily, from A. NJ. to M
Terms.Advic and Medicine S5-eure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS-Persons
living in The country finding it neonvsnent make
ing all medicine requisite perform radical cure by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time of con
traction and received else where ii eucos
ing s., post paid, addressed to
w 8. RICHARDSON, NJ d.
95 Nassau street, New York.
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CoNsTITIrTIONAL pEBILITY CIIREp

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE IONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College Of
confidently recommended for all Of debility produced by
indug of any kind IL an invaluable
remedy for impotence stery baenness unless depend
ing maflormaton
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen ST. carefully
packed, and sent to all parts Of the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-16
Herald Marine Correspondence.

EAST MAcHIAs, April 10, l847.
Arr schI; Hunting Foster from Baltimore for st john
Carroll Kiles Bath ready for seaschr Chappe Nasl
New York.