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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
Richmond A Ohio Railroad.

meeting held in Lynehburg ON the 18th inst At
which. after remarks by the Rev. Mr.. Early. the
lowing resolutions, submitted by him. were reerrcd to
committee with instructions report TO an dourned meet
ing to be held the 23d instant.
Resolved. Ths, is important to the interests Of the
town OF Lynehbur, that, in addition liberal private sub
serptons, the town, corporation. subscribe for sum
not les than shares conditioned that the said road
be commenced a, the town Of Lynehburg.
Resolved, That the Mayor Of the be aud here
by requested tn appoint some suitable time lar distant
and direct the sergeant OF the corporation submit the
question To the lawful VOTERS determine whether the Com.
mon Council shall subscribe for shares ON condition
that the said Richmond and Ohio Railroad COMPANY shall
commence said road at the town OF Lynchbuts."
The committee consists OF McsSrs. NJ. Langhornc, D.
r. Edloy, Jcsso Hare, K. 6. Norris ID. Rodcs John VI
Warwick, John Hollius, NJ. Har,, &. II. Lynch Ammon
Hancock, T. B. Dcanc, Henry Davis and John e. Meom
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Tor shLE-ihe BRICKS and o,b., .,,,,,.. L.,....--
Z to the brick Warehouse Of Lewis webb rscen,iS
burnt NJ Rockets Apply 10 ' '''o"'V
'P1 WEBB, BACON 3 co.
tunA SUGAR 10 hid. sup,no, cub, eu,,, ,N.. ,s q,
P~- WILLIAMS q HAXAIL
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o. The Washington Union, by authority OF
the President, denies the assertions OF the Rev.
Mr. McCalla, IN relation to the Rev. Messrs.
McElroy and Mr.. Rey and adds:-
at is proper to also that neither at the time the
Rev Messrs Nc Eroy and Mr. Rey went to the army
at any prior or Subsequent period was there any
ference or communication with them, by any member
of the between the President aud
cabinet any member Of It, any thing in any
communication with Gen. Taylor, to whose head quar-
tsrs they went which sanctioned. In the remotest or
slightest manner the idea that they expected to
act as spies The President is too cautious to
make confdsnt of a eaky and srratc clergyman like
Mr.. McCalla and he has too high Of his own du
ties and appreciates too keenly the rights and feelings
OF others to indulge design base and degrading as
that alluded to in Mr. MeCsas letter. and by him al.
legged to be entertained by the Executive regard to
the Catholic chaplains.
1T Is the province Of the chief magistrate of this
great country to submit to abuse without the opportu.
nifty to reply But In the present instance the charge
Is one that demands the answer have given to It,
only as an act OF to the intrepid men who
"a the appointment conferred upon them by Pres
q spiritn
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Arrival OF Strangers In New York.

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ME- %: SS's;
htssa dsc Smith, %sna oSe and Mn:
9f'ifs sis fi.s
:sx. Andrews: Witch s Ssn
5 Es;. O. &Sssy Hoe
Kss KIM Albany p F!eRs Hnw 1s
and md Mr. 6 %1sss5
cctSsi Ms.
LsDl,pss p d'S' iIsBl.na Ds,set IT:
BaS o g.
s,1sGn Rh Grq%p poqs 1on.
nsn.. Miss c''
.sn: s.ao1 s " sss YAH D sy :s s H
ssTTSss spIrs. York NJ .ad M I'M Morn. .la
%ia%s Albany ' HsSda and CART chs%p% EssS
assi strong IGsi; S::1s la. Rs
EEv M,,ou H Ey aS3 M M2 and Mrs. weuuer Conn
My;. Mss;: Mr. ,%d NJ: j;%e' fsia a Eyss: Boz;
Geo Gibbs, do w Jones, Long Island w MeClee., vii,
miugton; &. Kendall, Boston, Geo Burke, Washington; }.
Hull Jackson; r. Gsrbraugh Alabama Mr. and Mrs Corson
81 Louis; W. Cole Baltimore A. Allen, Boston Mr. and Mrs
Wilson, Pha.; j. cummings, Hamilton; HaIg, Baltimore
Conn; Geo Parish Boston; j. McHsig baltimore; 6. Am
brose, Boston; Mr. and Mr., Lancaster aPha n Norton
Wheeling; T.. w. Stephens, do; II. Colby. New London
JuDsoN's HOTEL.
James Candalp, NOS n A Thoppson, Quincy; C. House.
! N Davis, z: Goodr,chs, ~ VI ~ D. Steele, Boston, H.
g. Chaplin Prov; Denny, N; Y; A. Chuck Portland; Mr.
aud Mrs: Yeatmau, Mass; o. B: Smith. Nashville: Mr.. and
Goodman. 8. c. Capt. and Mrs. Thompson, Zurich.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 5.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ships-Thraean, Rogers, Liverpool & Weelwrght;
grim, Williams Mobile f H%f6ui %' Co. D0yn'0n' r
Glover Cork Place Suis HchSca' ' Neav iD,
Ba,aej Lamar Hayes Galveston; RideOut, Kinsman,
CO; Prince Rupert iBiJ Dosne. s. johas B. Wnasti;
Margaret Wogem, Petersburg, Hunter Co; Fdea Tur,
Mary Clark, Vinal, Salem; Seaman, Stanley Thomaston
British ship Jane, Mclean, IS days from Liverpool with
$50 coal to Williams Guion, bound ST Johns B.
spoke ship Tyrone IS days from Liverpool Tor Philadelphia
Bark Lotto Tue WI Chase ts hours from seybrrok ballast
with Maitland hsS sailed StS is IN CO.
swedish brig Columbus Stewart So DAYS from Goteubua
with to Beck Il Kunekhardt
bales cotton 8ss pieces iustc Harmonys Nephews Co
Vessels LETT before 81 reported IL.
July IS In the Gulf passed several boxes
w The Oregon has experienced heavy weather the
Schr Jane Hail. from Stonington, with oil to Grnnel Min.
schr Wocou Ryder from Norwalk in ballast, to George
Sch Connecticu., Myers, days from Baltimore with md.e
Sch Catherine Bacon, Holt 80 days from New Orleans
via Baltimore, with flour TO the master
Sch Baltimore, Sleght days from Baltimore, with mde
% schr Brave, CRum days from Virginia. with fruit.
sehr Oscar Coles Tiawer, from smRiieid With fruit
schr AdeIiue, Lord from Virginia, with coal
seRr Coauet to- Virgins, from FIiiadephia
Below.
Brig John Finders, Mason, from Rio Jsneiro, juno .,
Maitland Phelps '''e'' ="
Also, one bra.
Ship Venice, for Braxos Santiago, with u troops.
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Many Of these buildings, 1t is true, frame, but
large portion of them large Substantial and elegant
brick ednces The total number of buildings the city
ooo VIII ch allowing Of six nhabit,nts to
each house, gives population Of $4,000 having nearly
doubled since the census Of 1880.
There were laid down, during the last year 81, ls2
feet Of brick paved footway and $500 square feet
Oh scons nag ootway, and there expended in the
wears 1910 ADD lsi6 the Of $4,000 in opening i'm
proving and repairing streets and in the erection and
repair OF bridges since the city was first
In the year 1902 when it's was an entire vsse there
nave oeen oPened graded and improved about thirty
four miles OF streets costing outlay Of $3.50 900 and
there have been laid down ANS superficial feet Of
brick pavement about 10000 feet flag va and
numerous bridges and cuvers erected-the exnsnss NJ
the pavsmens being betrayed by special tax on tbs
property bordering on them and the streets brdoe S
by tax on the property Of the inhabitants generate
For the execution Of sill these works Of a
for the support Of the poor and nrm ana the
of public schools the inhabitants have been a.
ed aggregate amount Of 81 39O505 and in
city debt Of several hundred thousand dollars has
created The real property Of the Government In the
city Ia valued at 81 $40 but that Of has been
free from taxsion and the burden Of Improvement has
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ss. ars e. .cs:
The H A HAD fore and mainsails torn : q
LAuscHrDA franklin Me 2s,h ult copper fastened brig
6 80 sase q Sai snd cas Es ny M c
tree Of Hancock, who is TO command her
Whnisnsn.
wsshan Russell NV toss TsesSasns xp l 500
SS 90 g OIL and 5000 ~ bone 70. rsrsv:n Spoke
fsefe 0:ss S' f f'sa Mo-
Sailed, ship Enterprise, Little, Indian Ocean and w
Foreign Ports.
BANoe July I9n port, bark Juniata Child, load for
Boston waiting cargo-would obaby be detained five
July ship
Lsssss sf l4s s% Sat % xG
sPrite, lBIl Roatledge, tfrom York; London,
NG9TrkSBvRo' July h-Cid banks JOhu Welsh Ame' for
nEs Sl s SG o.d
New Oresns Archeaue Boutee, for Naples to ioadhay
HAysE July s-sd ships Helen Augusta blanchard, csdr
% load Tor roa5d' 18th Cheshire Hl,chSocE DO 10 load for
KoEosBEno. July Elm port. bark Pco Lecke. for Bos
TEsaOns July lesIa go 'hjg Goa.ss.i9n, Tns for
LyrRrooL July 2OIn port bark Trident Thing, for Rio
rEssAM9vco, July 4-lu port brig Putnam Homer, Pha
ship RoB, SD ''
Home Ports.
g. ss sm.1 SF MSe from Barbados via
BArH,Jul 2i-Cld, ship Roger. tnew) burlington,
bark fSa
dEia Baker Alexaqdra falos Berry and Magnolia HOLT
ei "si''a &c. oYTa
sds E
s't; !is g.; xst Ties III s%yIIi
SrE. Esn dam Barclay 81 IhSpmas V, Ban
and FIsdk Pearl sch LuctOr ct Emerge Brig Mary Helen
s.s below sys
Ss, one S VIII S ;shr Th0%D
81. b.sssss x Rab brig
Nassau Maria There's s%sIsy P9iIIs,dsiphia sd ships
%issS S;ss s?issSPa SS$s
ssess ss
s York 1sm a View SS h a
s.s dssssy .y .t BAH
ssi Rss ss e. f.
hs.:. ESy e.
for % a issd as @ to oad s
"s 2ssa :ss Rs.s. ss West
A e sooo so
ucket. Arr and sid 3D. soop Mary Williams Udle, on
fishing party from York for N Bedford
NoRFoLK, Augusta -n Hampton roads, brig Napoleon,
Cheesborough from Baltimore, bound to Rio Janero, and
Mary Jane Norris from Baltimore bound TO Antigua went
Saturday; ships Cordova, and Alexander Van
Humboldt firm James River the first for Hayrs and the latter
Kellam and schr Wlon Croney both from Thomsson
for Richmond. Sid bark Rainbow, Lombard for Watha
PRovpENcE Aug 2Arr schr Holder Borden Rhodes, PHI
ladsphia CID ship Balance, Johnson, Pstou Bsloy at
England Sheppard. from Turks Island Sid, brgs Eous
Gersh Delaware city, chs Tryall Gibbs, Baltimore; De-
aware, Harding; Saml Jackson, Adams Orion, Clark
Wilder Hall; SomeIville Dodge John Hancock, Young
and Rambler, Park, Pniladelphia
RicHMoND, Aug 2-Arr schr J Moreau Rooms, N York
CID brig Oceanus Weston. Ireland Sid schr Hurd Gates
Troy. 49, -
SAVANNAH, July 3lArr brig Augusta, Sherwood, NYork
CID schr Gen Washington, Postell. Havana.
sAvAssAH, July sl-Arr brig Excel Macy York: schr
Sid, brig Hardy burlington Demarara In port banks I
BARTLETT Pierce s. Jago; briggs Empire, Baxter Boston,
Washington, Poste Havana Cotton Plant Huntington New
Orleans; Globe, Tibbes dsg.
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NVvsHISGroM, August 2, 1874,

HINUTVM, august 2, 1871,
a Measean Monster, or Mater Monstrorum-.a Good
Idea for Paying the Expenses Of the War.
An officer Of the army, writing from Monterey, de-
scrbes Mexican woman living near there ss follows
She $50 years old four feet ak inches high
acy four feet six inches round the waist Her big
is six inches longer than the toes foot is
twelve inches broad She has beard strong that
nf any man, and wears mustachoes She walk four
miles an hour; she has been married seven times"
gentleman, distinguished for his financial sagaeity sug
gests that Mr. Walker ought to have her secured ana
exhibited round the country the proceeds OF the exn
billions to be- appropriated to the cancellation OF ns
debts of the war Our friend thinks would avert the
necessity of tax on and coffee The only danger
would be that the duyisn might not stand tne
climate Having failed of proceeds rom the Mexl
Mines the Mexican churches. or the Mexican tariff
why not get up Mexican msnagerie on public account!
such nm Experiment wsud professionally yield heavy
revenue NV voluntary contributions. X. w
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betveeu Aueostura and Csrra 0ordo We think there
would be- tine for ~hssty plate Of SOUP to cool But
ie esprit du corps would not allow that 1t u well
enough them bids time and to employ the inter
val In udoiousy explaining to General Taylor the doc
trnes Of democracy and the difference In constitution
slty between fresh and salt water appropriations in
cluding the great salt lake In Oregon Adopting the
principles either party he can be elected which shows
that and not principles politically speaking
the order of the day There is great deal Of humbug
about party principles in these days excepting the So
vel principles OF JOHN RANDOLPH
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New Bedford OIL Market

[tUr thB w eek endln8 Aug. 2
Sperm-The market remains Arm, with small transac-
tions ut further advance The sales of the week
brace only two small parcels in all about 400 bbs at
100 cents per gallon.
Whale-We have no change to notice in the market,
which remains firm with fair demand for the season
The sales embrace about 300 bbls at prices varying
from 32% to SO cents according to quality vz:-5O0
bbs ground tier at 32a cents; 800 bbls N w. Coast
at 80 cents 800 bbs do ut "a cents 400 bills at
CENTS 900 bbs do at 34X CENTS and 1000 bbs for ex-
port on private terms.
Whalebone-A sale Of parcel of 5000 lbs NJ W.
Coast and u 900 lbs South Sea made at % CENTS
which is q slight decline.
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Herald Marine Correspondents.


Arrived, briggs Grand Turk, Merithew Boston, Albert,
Hodsdon salem. Msss; sch. Fame, Kelly Boston; Liberty,
Cain, Southport Monarch Griffin Newport; Indian, Corson,
Providence Swallow, Robinson, York; Ann lardner Ho'
%: Isns LIKE dol GS,6i, Wolfe do sSans Bartlett
Below, bark John fsrnum, Hatch from Cork schs Della.
ware Baker, from Povdsnce; Russell Bailey, from do,
and Grace Darling, from " York
Cleared bark Gov Briggs Haett, Boston, briss Consor
Lowry Mar. Pepnsyvania, Lye Msssnas Gardaer
Boston Grand Turs, Merritbe~l do; Gsous, DE Wolfe,
Buena Vista; Brock, Charleon; Eugena Goodwin, Nor
folk; Minerva Burnett do: Csharnc Amanda, Ogden, Rich
sult,ra Bartlett do; Fine Kelly, do; Monsdnock Griffin
Do; Planet Tery, Aliens Point; Emily Bourne Trpp, New
% % Stephen T Young, Coron, do and barge Oneida
Haynes do.
miscellaneous Record.
fsuLiNA, Finn, for Philadelphia put back Boston
on e 'o having onthe LIST Instant of Nause during thick
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Brighton Cattle Market.

AUG AT market, $40 beef cattle (ncuding $50
and calves, 1900 sheep and lambs, and us swine
Beef Cattle-Extra, 81; first quality, So 75 second
and third qualities, from So to So rs.
Working Oxen-Sales made at $73, $50 and $94
Cows and Calves-Dull. Sales noticed at SIG, $2l,
$685. $40, and $37 so.
sheep and Lambs-All sold before they arrived at
market Old sheep from 50 II to So 25 and lambs from
81 IS to SO.
Swine-Ony one small lot of 60 new ones at market;
the rest were lett over from last week. and in
quence OF the small supply the prices obtained were
higher than last week: say 5 and 61s at Wholesale
~ B-Ihe beef and sheep markets very brisk
and all sold at the above prices.
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wAsAIsoroN, August 2, ls47

SJuibs.
The jackson monument committee open the "sealed
proposals to morrow for rock of thousand tons for
pedestal bronze equestrian statue Of Gen Jack
son, be- erected in Lafayette Square, opposite the
White House. good idea; because If any crcumstan-
ta whg president should hereafter take it into his
to recommend bank, Old Hickory will be there to
frown him down.
Welearn since Saturday last that there a num-
Der Of quiet private, senteel gambling houses along
Pennsylvania Avenue between the Treasury Depart
and the Capitol for which Congress ought pro-
vide by rome special enactment 1t might of
the members their mileage and it might arrest the de.
struction of our young men.
MIR. Crutchett is going ahead with his long pole He
will perhaps have It. with its lantern run up seventy
five feet through the dome of the Capitol Just in time
for the September equinoct to it by the roots
lantern, POLE fixtures dome, and all.
"A COMPOUND OF VfLLAINoUs SMELLS. WAIT until
Mr. Crutchetts big gas basin in which all the soap
OF the District to be- fused into goes into operation
and you will, If not mistaken, have a smell that
Will I'LL the capitol grounds with stray dogs The city
has appropriated money help DR.. Douglass with
the repair of this breach in the Long Bridge He ought
to have applied to Secretary Marcy He is the for
repairing breeches
PERsIco's " COLUMBUS AND GRERSouaH's WASH
IsoroN."-" Well VOW" said good woman from the
country the other day at the Capitol if there amt
world away; and there's Washington out in the lot,
with his hand ready to catch it. That Is rale good
ides, and naytrulh After which, she got into her
market wagon and passed out Of the gate, whistlng
The Constabulary, about the first of the month
MAJ be seen early In the morning looking up at the
esty but Ia curious fact that they always choose
the payday Of the clerks for their inspection of the
edifce.
town. Their fruits warranted to give you the fever
and ague with an hours walk In the SUM- w.
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WARRINGTON, August 3, ls47.
The Elections.

WARRINGTON, August 3, ls47.
The Elections.
The Congressional elections this week in North Caro-
lima, Kentucky, Indiana, Sc, will almost conclusively
settle the complexion Of the next House of Representa-
tves and so complete and reparable appear be the
dssensons of the wings in the State Of kentucky and
closely balanced the parties in the aggregate
spectvey of the members thus far returned that there
In chance "a slim one to bs sure) but there is still
chance that the democrats may majority of two
or three Ia the popular branch next December. The
administration are therefore looking with the deepest
anxiety to the returns from Kentucky and it will be
curious thing In the history Of politics. IT, in the
ton OF New Hsmpshire the State Of Henry Clay should
step IN b save the administration of
YOUNG HICKORY.
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WAsHiNsror, Aug 8. Isl7.

WAsHiNGroN, Aug 3, lSl7.
Good NeUs-.4 Trsaty Of Peace Actually Concluded.
We especially gratided in being able this morning
to communicate the charming intelligence of r eaty of
peace.
The Mexicans-no, the Sioux Indians had been at war
with the Winnebagoes, and in recent forsy nine
of the latter killed The Winnebagoes forthwit
had sent the war Ratchet to all the surrounding tribes
an announcement of the fact Of existing hostltes and
also that their neghbors should either aoofor make
known their party in the war general Indian butche-
~ vas anticipated but stopped by the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, Col Medil and through his interposi-
ton treaty has been ratified between the Sioux and
tue Wnnebagoes in which the former agree pay the
A4eter for the nine men slain, $1,000 in money and
thousand horses.
Good for Col. Medin. We only wish that Secretary
Marcy could be successful with the Mexcans. w.
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DoCT; sALM0N's REMEDY FOR DISORDERS Of
geston loss of appetite headache bilious attacks
papitation languor low spirits loss of strength in the
worms and other distressing symptoms This celebrated me
dicnc with extraordinary practice,
aud prd highly by all who have taken that the pro-
pretor has been induced to introduce the public general
w. He sufferer from the above complaints that
is as processes to be- perfect cure nysosting the
most dcbitated This remedy contains no mercury nor any
preparation aud does the closest attention
business. Sold by &. H RING, 1872 Broadway,
jyl 30tsr Corner of John st.. Sole Agent
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIG ENGE.
The Elnmr m N vsnr eea

CIscIsATrI July 30-The market was rather quiet To
day and the only sales reported were l76 brs ton pre-
y0us evening" from store at $4 100 do to-day at t.
100 40 City Mills at 81 The prossect for better stage
OF water induced some holders to ask higher rates.
buyers manifested an unwillngness to advance.
PHILADELPHIA August 3-Flour and Meal-On Sat
urday small sales OF fresh ground Flour made
70 20 per Dbl Yesterday and to-day limited sales at So
receipts of Flour both very light Rye Floursuall
sales at So so Corn Meal. No sales. Holders gene
rally ask 50 37k per bb but 1t could be purchased for
less Grain-Wheat from Its scarcity maintains nearly
former rates Sales Of good Western red at 81 80 on
Saturday. Since sales of fair and good Penna red at
81 25 81 2sa 81 30and Southern and Western at 81 IS,
all in store. Rye-No sales Corn has slightly declined.
Sales of $500 bushels Penns and Northern yellow 76
rs cents. To day 1000 bushels fat Penna. yellow at
~ cents, and 1900 bushels Western at 70 ots
DETROIT, July 3I.-The market still remains in the
same inactive state with alterations transactions
The steamers news, which is past due will probably
its reception, have tendency to produce move
ment Farmers progressing with their harvest and
from whatwe hear it will prove abundant
anticipated
ROCHESTER, Aug 3.-The market yesterday, after the
though there not sufficient of her intelligence known
to affect prices 81 offered for Genesse wheat,
but there were neither sellers grain the market
We hear of no sales Of four. Freghts 10 so cents
The Crops.
During the past week, good portion Of the wheat
crop OF our territory has been secured and
hear 1t Is not only superior in quality but far
that the prospect Of good prices is by fiat
terng as 1t was month two since The sudden fall
In the foreign market has caused disastrous decline in
breadstufs now-Milpaukie Gazette, July 81.
The wheat crop Of Butler county, Pennsylvania has
been cut and Is much better than anticipated The
Butler Wing says the spring crops look remarkably we'll
and fruit mare abundant than for many wears past
Pittsburgh Gazette.
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WA,u,seroS July a. 1917

WAsHisoroS, July 81, 1sa7.
The Federal Metropolis.
The Mayor of this city (Col. w W. seaton) in his an
nusl reports gvesthe following figures and
ng the growth andmprovements of the national metro
polls:
MEMBER OF BuILpIyes Enrcrrp WITHIN THE CRY d.
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RRIVATE Observation-Disclosures A. d. 1870
FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY:-Ths

Members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Pharma.
requiring their services permanent cure wRou.
nf GAsR 81 or Syphilis
aggravated oneird of the lime usually taken
sH fRRifcsT 81 THE uRETHRA considered by
medical as neurable successfully treated without
DEBILITY
'af Mf s5RiTp r. suffering from any of
make personal application, have Forwarded
81
Cd my w sGAAR6N ''
Office the College Of s Sasas sas Ns@
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS.
and ali mosopafnen d.eIaxs: from he p.'hI.
R dc cf % ' sm.S Il
Of o Ssh sm.y r.
agreeing with the stomach confinement from bu,ins-
r'e. 7 sN$TiTYTI2NSAL DEBILITY CuREEg
L M.d hss. md fss,%ssS sSis VIZ New %s..
remedy for Impotence 'terlity or baenns' unless depend
Single d each; esses Of half dozen q; car'fuy
RICoRD's ALTEkATIvE MIXTURE.
II OR the Of primary secondary sypls
a.s s S SS sTP
All persons suspectng remaining their
should this powerful purifier without delay person
consider himself safe after having the disease
without thoror hy cleansing the with this Justly cells
braed Alternative.
ss packed s he
coNcENrSaATNhR Ex ms sEss RI TAKHAnssArARLA
pREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression of quackery-
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
confidently recommended by the College superior to any
extract OF sarsspaa present before the public and be
impure state Of the blood such scroua and salt
botches pmples ulcers pain In the bones onts,
nodes cusneous erupions liberated throat dis
ease arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis no
dcous OF mercury.
Said in single bottles Observation-Disclosures. rs cents
"osse' VI naa, uonsh oot.os.. ~
MA vsry Id dscoust to wholesale rsTsnassn
Once sSss ifos A. NJ TO- y NJ :.
DkW eg,Hsssay meet, New Esss.