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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-15
We clip the following very excellel


article from the New Orleans Delta.
"THE MEXICAN CLrEGY.--So much,
says the editor Of the New York Sun,
has been said about the position and sen
tlments of this rich and influential body,
that we think it not out Of place to give
the results of our own observations, when
in their capital and among them The
bishops and higher grade Of clergy arc
generally eminent for their learning. pn-
rlty OF private character, aad devotion to
the interests Of the church. Their rev.
enues are large, and SO are the demands
upon them, for their vast church posses
sons, of which we hear so much, are the
funds Of a great number Of charitable
and educational establishments. 1t is for
this reason the mass always rise TO de-
fend the church property when it is at
tackled by the government The monk
and trlars are not Of the same moral
grade with the curates and secular cIer.
gy, who have the charge Of congrega-
tons, and on the cloiste red orders, if any
where, must fail the principal reproach
of idle andsirregular lives. Some Of the
stories told by travellers, of priests with
families, Of gambling, drunkenness, &C.,
may be true, but by far the greater parl
are wil(ul iaIsehcods. 1t may be witty,
butccrtainly, it is neither honest nor
manly, for traveller to repay the most
generous hospi a|ily by publishing yulg gar
surnises on the habits Of kind host, as
positive facts, The heads Of the Next
can clergy undoub tedly wish for peace,
as it is evident to them that tire war
brings nothing but misery and disgrace
upon the great body Of the nation. The
country priests, less acquainted than those
of the capital with the corrupt oppres-
sions Of their soldier despots, would still
hold out for the integrity of Mexico, if
they saw a ray of hope. They are gen
orally good, peaceful, homo abiding men,
and will finaI lyapreach submission to the
American poWer;;,w when they are corvnc-
ed that it viii tend to the happiness and
tranquility of their focks. All the NOR
al force and responsibility Of the coun-
try side with the clergy, and oppose the
military, who have reduced the country
to it's present state, and it will soon be
seen that this force will array itself in
favor Of stable government under the
Stars Of the Union. .s.', ~.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-15

A SENTIMENT WoRrHY THE MAN.--
Upon the arrival ofsthe Hon. Henry
ICley in Philadelphia q short time since
he was earnestly solicited TO address the
citizens Of that place, which he did in
his usual happy manner. 10 his speech
he made use Of the following truly elo.
quent and patriotic sentiment
7his glorioss and beautiful lind is
our common rosntry lin Peace or IN War
lin s0cdl or IL noe under 0ad admins
trGtiOn on good government. REMEsM-
Der ITO STAND BY IT.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-15
|s 'isssr Co.,

""o'7 h,neli ~ tlneht be at tE3E
oay: The ates would, 10 ell
aolllty, nay I'D within their just 49,
natural boane 1the limits Of Lon,san.. U, g
1 lie p!orldas would not haye been5sold for
= So :. Texas would moi have been lilched
! lh'ef ITS llghttul owner; and Mexico. would
Dor. s....S-ss--
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arrival OF Strangers In New York

Ls M .. ;s' Sss. Sfsssa yWs
q Cummings w Fo,syth W. Stluthers, Philadepha; p
s"a @ . Gs'Sy
Henry, Mary lands Nom: Dardano
Pha, MI and Mrs Miller, CHM; r Wendell Boston; Capt
v French j. Stewart Mobile; Page B.iti%s's: Sr. and
Mas srs @ %i Ks TS E D%sa
Michigan Nj Collins. do; Orsoa Ph,ls Mr. aad Mir;
p Mss FSs ..%Ssa %
Inns do:J Cromwell do; RssTvoi Charleston; Perry
toa; W Wsa, Chm; Mr.. saa Mrs Fisher. Boston; W 4
GNdner Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley, BALTIMORE II.
J. vasdsIhsn Psadsiphla Mr. and Mrs Hswsss Water
81 Louis; Lieut. B.laMia n; g. Shields, .shvis; J.
daisua J. Baaford, Milwaukee; Mr.. M Les British Charge
d AfiHiTs " GsI; nn. Wa'Sh,.stCn Nixon IONS
c. Wallister, Philadelphia.
shields New ssn ,an.M;.s H9ui ~, Nsw
Glenn Ohio; Woodruff Waterton; @. Fsran. Georgia; L.
Langen, Gsena; A Bennett Mr. and Mrs sumner Jackson;
YORK. Sawn Psg G.%S Mnars "he Ne"
HOWARD HOTEL.
pa caasi Ne. York B. w Williams 'MS ..cai Lott!
Jones. Boston o.. BashSnsn, Harris B.I.i@OTs' Mr.
.h 5h SHssS p. Esr
Y f%HHa Harris. south c.s
bold PHILADELPHIA d. Turner, 9. Basn Tobias, Hutch.
as1; %ss ss%Ss,i
Sel 3 s!Oct5OS, Al.baPa J; Wells E. Filler, I'D Potts
E G. Squire Conn; C. T. Howard, Hartford; W Je,sup,
Williams, Steele Sonh Caiol;pa;J Bach New Y9IL;
ford T. wilkinson, Memphis; L. Almy
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CONNIE tkClAL lNCELLlG IN E.
The FIOur Markets.

CINcfNNATf, Aug. 2.-Four.-Hoiders this morning
were dsnclned to sell at previously current and
the foreign which to hand with the Eastern
mail at III o'clock, A NJ. caused increased frmness and
Willingness on the part of buyers to advance The
sales were 200 brls from 100 from store do
from canal at 81 10 ~ do from at 81 deliver
ed 90 and 100 brls city mills at 81 %.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 6 There is marked change in
the market to-day. Flour is little firmer owing to
The small transactions prices nominay Same
New Wheat comes in very sparngly aud sells Oily
81 per bushel 1t is thought by that will go
below this price during the remainder of the season
Corn steady at Doc. provisions quiet. New potatoes
scarce and bring ST 62c.
DETROIT, Aug 4.-The principal transactions in flour
yesterday In the retail trade at 81 rs There but
little dpos ton manifested to operate largely partly 30
from necessity the stock being much reduced to
forbid extensive transactions The provision market
mains without alteration and with but doing New
potatoes offered freely than week ago with
out much abatement in prices they sell for Toe to 81
per bushel
BUFFALO, Aug 7-l2 M-The -four market was buoy
ant too day win good demand and oy er
previous quotations. with ready sales Sales barrels
Ohie at 70 Oraiu-For wheat the market was active
sales oOo bushels at lO3 lO6 Corn is steady yes
terdays rates high wines Zoo The receipts for the
last twenty four hours were, flour 100 obs: wheat
15,O0O bushels corn, 10000 do.
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WAsHISoros, August 7, ls47.
Nsn Official p,IhI;eot;,,.

Nsw Onctdl Publications.
quarto volume Is upon table, which we have
just openedof as2 pages entitled "The Treasury Be-
Partment and its various fiscal btreaux their origin
organization and practical operations ustratsd being
asuppiement TO the synopsis Of Treasury Instructions
&c &c &C. by Robert Mayo, NJ D." Extra edition,
printed by W. Q Force Washington, Is47 Z"
The book is dedicated to the Hon Walter Forward.
and Hon Geo NJ B bb late Secretaries of the Treaury
and to Hon. Robert j. Walker present Secretary The
work s the result Of several years labor and is well cal
cuiated to be Of great service to public officers in the
Executive Departments OF the government and to
bers of Congress- many Of whom know about little of
the subdivisions ofthe duty the complex machine
of the Treasury Department Lord Palmerston ap-
pears to know of the combined yet independent opera
ton OF the State and Federal governments of this
book ~ - ~
We have also been favored to-day with an elegantly
executed chart three feet by two bearing
inscription in the upper left hand corner United
states Typographical office Wind and Current Chart
OF the n orth Atlantic BY NJ +. Maury, A M, Lieut.
ipgton Compiled from materials the Bureau of Ord
nance and photography Com Lewis Warrington
Shisi OF bureau. Drawn by Lieut.. w. b. Whiting U
his chart Is ono of SERIES the result of great labor
and research and doubtless of the utmost
70 those VINO follow the sea- giving, as it does,
at single glance, the concurrent testimony of
mense number Of log books and other authorities show
ing the currents OF the ocean, of the winds along
Inc Atanc coast from point opposite to Philadelphia
uo"n TO the lstnmus OF Darien including particularly
Sns Gun OF Mexico, the currents drift of he
Northers anu the of other winds in
SAID CUR these things being established from the au.
cnenticated tiacks OF vessels with their
same traced upon the chart and seyeraly specified az
TAKEN from the ships books
sme'hiag more OF these valuable charts but in ig
noranco We forbear W
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Swedish bng Superb. Berg from 0ottenburg via Cowes 50
GAYS with soo tons iron and Steel Naylor CO. passen-
Brig Aida Esles DAYS from sagua la Grande with sse
bng wakna. HARNESS., IS days from New Orleans, with
muse 70 johnson Lowden 3lst u Key West bearing ~
spoke ship Hanover 10 days from Cha,ton for Mobile LIST
ns APE florid, Fearing NV, spoke hr Monterey rom
New Orleans for Philadelphia.
Bng Nathan Hale, Merrihew i6 days from New Orleans
with 33aS bags grain Mbanks July 80 lat 05 Ion 80
a. spoke brig nerad from Gaveston time spoke brig
Otheo. for Baltimore - -
Brig Patrick Henry Packard l2 days from jacksonville
with 800 sticks live oak timber TO Brown Bell Lett up the
river brig Mogul, for York.
Brig Pao Alto McntyIe. "a hours from New London.
Schr Admiral Richards 10 days fro Calais with lumber
| to smith Boynton
Ship 81 Patrick. Howes. from Liverpool with mdse. TO
| Bremen ship Columbus, a2 days from Antwerp.
| Ship afghan 81 days from Glasgow.
| A Dutch ship. with loss Of fore topeallant mast:
ds sH TO c"IIins DC o'"'S0 ''' ave" VII"
| Big Aldebsron, az days from Cork
| Brig Ellen Prescott, 81 days from Galway
| Brig Victory.
| shps, and bries unknown. outside, bound In.
Ship Union, from New Orlens, lays anchor Sw Spit
Ship Michigan (of Bruuswck) Mason from Boston, bound
10 New Orleans arrived here In distress In gale from l.,
IN the 3st u lat 81 Ion IA carried feet
above the deck fore and mizen topmsss mzeama head
sprung aud lost all sails attached resa and spank
ult spoke brig Union of Baltimore 4h last lat 50 30 Ion
H. spoke bark Niagara from New Orleans for Boston. Was
towed up by steamboat Hercules.
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vsistoost Ikbsnded tortoise shssd sysglAss did
read Mr. Cahoun's bull of accommodation. And Mr..
Buchanan 90 forgot his humanity ~ to stand quietly
by, quiet witness Of
"Ths deep damnation Of his taking of"
And Turney the nstigator Of the deed. He was
elected by the wings and did them good service in this
act though 1t was high time to do something.
But again we might guess that in the event Of peace
MIR Polk will be the most available having
cesduly brought us through the We know of no
better alternative in view Of the Cancellation of the
eqass But Mr. Calhoun and his friends 20 fort aylor
and Taylor runs aud nothing occurs to prevent him
running very likely that the land slide of ls4o will
have been mere mooushine to the Alpine Rough and
Ready avalanche Of lsas. Respectfully,
THE DOCTOR
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WARRINGTON, Aug. 7, l647,

Hems of the Day.
Scott supposed to be in Mexico city, but advces
from him. Perhaps his communications are so COM
pletey cut on that he cannot send any advces back
eve have had news from the Kentucky elections They
go to show that the wings will have next House of
Representatives, and that there is help Ad-
mnstraton but to get out of this before Congress
come together.
We understand that the long pole of MIR. Crotchett
which Is to be run great height above the dome of
the CAPITOL with big lantorD the top is to be
Tor purposes Of trany of the Atlantic coast We
hope will answer the purpose but afraid the
affair will terminate in some general disaster.
Gov. Van Ness is back again Colemans He goes 1t
with enthusiasm Tor OLD JACK
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Foreign isulI,urlnt.on.,

HAvRE-- Ship lane II Gdden-4 packages Har-3 Coute
@co-, OLE 1nc hcCa Y otroug--5 N hnod-3 oteph I'm 4
col Hooper brothers-l Noel Conray 81 " s. t,Ix-
" Bfuce-5 hepier X col UmDer UamDmann-I ] w
ochmidt0I ,ieyea-9 Boury, De renois col CO.
hen-6 Dapne-ll Boslard-2O Varei-7 Moran Jeu-3 +
BRO Mn-9 Rousse-9 Corbit co., A Rhiu-i4 stranv
q bUthers-3 W Blodgelt-l0 tolville x Heming-6 M III
Cary-l Hunt Y BroheTs-i Van Baun-2 stewart CO.
2bfdsernea Day. benkerd Huttoa-5O cases gum A L.
aossaire 20 Bergen Waer-tigz odls M II puploIs
fils-i GerdlDg-2 White doff Ripper Kark-i Cot
tene-lS Victor AchilieS- t.scher-3 Brady-2 Finn
ieiJt-l3 Kellogg coz Mad ardne--i baskets wine
AChIlds-%9 pdls willows cases to order ~
,HAykE--Ship Elizabeth Elen--l box DR. BeaJs--l
csk = SEINE der--z3 Boring Wiite-2O tcs Mccall Il
99uong-H NJ oppenheim X co-l2 Stewart & co-6 w
Bursesss Roger 1uillaume 4 co-2o Dupr,e col %
TV-s pkgs cohen co-l8 cs L Payers h Dephaux-4
tabnqu.tte, Fills Moua-34 css Schrage Kuop COZ
A Debone x COL st FELIX'S Every-IOo bkrs wine
oa1e aroine-23 pkgs Jolly Freres-2 Gerrons Cog
BREmrS--Bark Edmund-5 cs mdz BechteI & Dreycr-e
bxs ochlesluger-l77 Jung Behrmann-lO Kramer-2
Loeulg Schneider-2 w HQerton--i ii Ward-ii Ar.
t's X Demson-5 Z Klett-6 Napier Il co.. II ever x
cob pipes gin Casuck- Boring Witte-2 Hunt co
- ~ Spies, Christ co26 Victor Achas-54 Balm X SAN
der-6 Born schac nardt-l7 Hemaen 4 Loudhem-lO 4,
Hessenbergl Pehri Schroeder co-8 SimouIeIdt CO.
% Gerdng-2D q Meyer-H Reimsr x Meeke-I Vie.
tJr Acneiis-2 Nevins x co-3 Voruerk-l w Magnes
-! Sehuch nd Gebharo--2 Muller-I2 AGE ri
Wuthaus-3P .duny-l w Smh-22 IL lose 4 Vietot-a3
Liilentaa--l Colvill x Fleming-l Kohustmann-3I
to order. T ~
BaEMss-Brg Anna--4 bxs g Gunther- bx cks 10 XIX,
10 oaes Oerck kruger-lG Catteuet2 Henschen Un-
kart--130 bxs 6 cs - order.
CErTE BARK sabelits-60 wine Hilger Coo bis cork
~ pipes wiae 81 do $50 do 1873 225 hhd hf do
bkts do 80 bales corks 200 csks box
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Ship Jane GliIdeu. Chds 80 DAYS from IIavre with
md,e % Nesmlth Walsh. 227 passengers nth u lat 81
loa 35 spoke ship Portland from Liverpool st Johns 5h
Inst gale OF wind from NE, shifted cargo stove water
casks, stfncbeons, sc
Snip z ibeth Ellen. (repored yesterday Tyler 20 DAYS
from Hyre IN ballast and 2t2 Post 10th ut
lat 8 49, Ion 80 So spoke ship Sabine. I'm Sag Habo for
don, hence for London
Snip N,obe (new) homas days from Boston, in ballast
To master.
Bremen bark Edmund, Wayman, 4, days from Bremen,
WIN muse TO fayeustadt X Schumacher.
DARN Larahee, Avery, As days from Antwerp, in bal
i, w pIett Noe 100 passengers TO HurIbut CO.
Boston. 49, N''fV''' """ i"''a"e'P'""' of
, barf sapela Hyne pewng from Ceue June 2oth and
snoLe -, Ghyy pm with brandy &c to Allen Pax.on-
,ss az o. G bark Osman Of Boston, from Malaga for
posen sh IN Gibraltar Bay, sch John Drew from Mali, or
oth' oop OF war Marion, from Cape de VerJs Ar an
oe An ore and sit sch anchor dsch dour. ab
H so ~ on % ~ br'g Francis Savage rom New VorL 70,
oas o. Aitea GAYS out 9Th 30 O. Ion 81 n nssssd
snip Joiumou OF bremen, with passengers steeng w..
ISth lat ~ TO- Ion 81 70, spoke ship Augustine IIe
I'm days IRON Boston Tor Valparaiso; Aug lar a.
Exchanged signals with Swed big superb; al o % 81
steering East On the 9Th lat al IN n. Nv .esmer
Ne lost quarter boat split sails &c. Night 81 ~ se from
fog was in contact with brig BaznrS az uur-
wind l,gtsove buIwarhs Sc. On the 2sd saw stea%,p
steering East. '''"""hp
Bark Ohio Champion, days from Boston IN ballast 70
BOuchaud Theb'ud 4th inst, 80 miles of Nan,cIao
saw steamship Sarah Sands, hence for Liverpool Ne'
Bremen brig Anna, Kohler 81 days from Bremen with
mdsc, TO 70 Brockelmsnp Wv"
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Mis..sigpi, CLARK, Vera Cuz, Lois Mean. Pensacola;
NEwsURYPoRT, Aug 3-Arr schr Cairo Merrill, fhila.
PORTLAND, Aug 3-An brig Susan Spohord, Spoford New
York. cid bark Ocava, Sargent Havana; brig Caroline
Heard. Cuba.
PLYMOUTH, Aug 5-Arr schT Thetis, Lnnell, Phila
RicHsoNp, Aug Arr schrs Lowell, Baker Boston; Car
olne Adams. Bath, Me.
SAVANNAH, Aug Arr brig L Baldwin, Jones' N York
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. Morrison, 2O415 Fulton street
M his entire the treatment OF private dseas
es. collegiate education, and practice OF twentysIx
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling on Dr. M
his claims their confidence perfect cure or
no charge 2O4h Fulton, near Greenwich
NJ d. Letters paid promptly attended to- a94t'rc
T EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANT
IL ED Ladies or gentlemen having superuous effects
dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &C. can OBJ.
tain fair cash price for the SANE by sending Tor ie
their residences. j. LEVENSIfN,
1855 Broadway, up stairs
Ladies be attended to by Mrs. Levenstyn.
aA 1nrN
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Sales OF sucks a, Boston

AUG. 7--ExcHANGE BoARp-4 shs Auburn and Rochester
Railroad lD; IS Fall River Railroad b30d IS Norwich
and orceser Karoad 3A 20 do, o rs East Boston Co,
$500 a 50 do sod 2a; 80 do, 2i IT'S do, 2ss; 100 do
s3od ~; $50 do, 2lA
AgCTIuN-20 Old Colony Railroad l02Z1; Boston
and Worcester do q Fail River do "a; SO do
alW; 3, cheshire do ss 99i 10 Eastern do III; krac
a8 ~
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PasseIlgers Arrived.

y BhEMES-Bark Edmand-M Jermin, T. Mstschmann, F +
Dety, Bnwn, X Bader, A BIsnger, f + Freeaebarn &
O90-ldhoie Z ochodberger-lSo Storage
BkEhES-Bfs -Aiaa-E Bivcs Miss Otto, Miss Otto-77
steertge. ~ -
JAcSsoSyILLE-Brig Patrick Henry--Mrs Acker Mr. Berry
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M EINHARpT'S 4 STOTY's GILDED BRASS LET
IVA TIERS FOR SlGNS-Offce 20 Maiden Lane entrance
Green seethese letters remarkable for durability and
brncy Of the gliding nnequaled by any other article in
The uywhcb brillianey warranted stand exposure
70 the are sospssssd 10 color that may
he Aesifed, aliems m
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HNO TAILORS-The undersigned has remaining on hand
flew copies of his celebrated work Cutting, among
which few copies slightly soiled, but in other respc
perfect which he will sell reduced price II deemed
unnecessary say any thing in praise Of the above work.
is universally acknowledged by the trade he the most fall
and complete arrangement ever befor published.
Price Of the book complete. ....... $40 90
70 ma, Douhu, ....'.s....... 800
Address with remittance, w. III 'STiNEME1s.VO
jyI6 3Ot~r No ia Broadyav New York
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- OCHE BROTHERS. MASTEKSON, No. 6i Mai
II den ane having completed their arrangements, beg
leave their friends and the public that
from the Old Country be the
s9nable first class packet ships sailing regularly from
shall be detention but that emgrans will be forwarded
presentation OF their tickets.
Drafts payable demand tho Royal Bank OF Ireland,
aud on Messrs. Prescott, Groe. Amcs X Co, London.
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sons having claims against Frederiek Iasche late OF t C
the See q James Q I
' S.' rs NJ w 'i $ET4x sS
SAMHEL r; BLACK, Attorney at Law, Columbia sc,
% csSa Md ss sd jSa OF
Rs1s.sPPss: AID Caldwell, Charleston, sc;
s9a. without and
United States will be in constant attendance at the grand
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following disease. in ali their forms stages which
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and po as
cases, where all other mean: had
the ' SHM Z! she PRACTICE OF MEDICINE"
with which has been uncquaed IN the history OF
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dressed 1 to James "ts'' Mc%sT No. Fulton New
, Pennm Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace, so iw y re-
commended and IaL9nsed by the most eminent IN
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" Me every sufferer from the above complaints. that
preparation of and does the closest attention
y Corner aS U5a e. sSs Agent
MRkEE2 w WoMANs pkvAPE MEDC IL A.
here os OF %
Migrant S 49,. 1880, 81 :; -. .Ms.;.. w.,
e%ss %sl s wa 6:
contained gnor,nee Of The existence Of which he life Of
OF o snd al or prospect Of
menses Is Invaluable as eonans The caases SYMPTOMS p ne
and the remedies for the removal Of her com.
Ibis work destined be in the hand, every wife and
The revelations Contained in its pages have already
IL S public
journal the various subjects treated Of they Of nature
age neither is since il is every ones duty to
%be %oeF be- cs IS
waited - ~ $50 ,, y W.
On S:. Of One wsmsn r
nsI e e, Usi'sd sIa,s
fishing Office 1879 Liberty st., New York;
Agent. IN Philadelphia ZeiSer $50 New York Barses.
St Louis Nais Cornish; Columbus John r. Biain Agent
however must he addressed rs above ;vai an re
,IW. NJ, ., no 49,, ,,, :. .ss.
N h oS n. Rival Cniio ~ Duane street
oeI o. tne hoyM Coilsge OF surgeons London, and
Oh .ne society q New YORK. may be consulted IN the
d l o. cel.an deea.e oeases his long experience
ana CLOSE aenon 70 ths class oil complaints his pleasant se
om mpee sue s:.
ey-snd above all his legitimate medical qualifications are
few of the grounds which he rests his claims UrCs
mode of safe eecsa and expeditions not re.
curing either the of mercury dat
Structures cured weeks with scarcely
pain, Constitutional DebilityThose individuals who have
INDUCED oathsome and Sc ret habit can positively
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- A. Am s,I.-A. nstwssa ,uasiaan
IL William Streets has for tbs last fourteen years enjoyed
hs most extensive practice private diseases of any medical
in New York He the most aggravated Of
this dscase and mild cases cured in two to i've days Sc
he the form of structure in from one to two
debility brought by habit INDUCED py young
men. This, when freely ind9gcd in, bege dyspepsia,
weakness Of the limbs and small of the back confusion OF
tellect and aversion society warranted in every
case, charge. No mercury used.
Post paid letters containing 50 for advice attended to.
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Domestic Importation

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