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Herald Marine Corrcspondenoe.

aS "a .;
s see ..s
si 9: : nj ,i sy
was found s 70 throw her anchors and
clothing esordsy left the boat and arrived al her. snels
Dodge. Vessel and
Isabella Bray Mary e' II cr eS Clear
Miscellaneous Record.
MAILS FOR THE PAcIFIc-The PeuvIsn war steamer
aGa' 1a sSSn. the f s
bag for the squsdrons the Pacific and the
office, will be attended to.
CAPE ISLAND Del jan 1.-THE pilot beat Thomas @ Con.
hsd an a ns sh On ha
Foeger during the gale Of Sunday night last They saved
weather very thcf which prevents our seeing any vessels
that may be inward or outward bound
Whalemen.
Ship Salem, Hand of Sag Harbor was at Bay Of l,uds
Mach ~ a a S. sOo Gf oil not Last
Foreign Ports.
CAPE HArrIEN, Dec 2i-Ar brig Susan Abigail" from
LAeySA Dec IsBn Tenues ,ee. Fullerton. for Antwerp,
25th; Epervier upe; brig Pedemonte for New York Soon
Wins. New :sSsa s "ns Ssa.
e.
from N0rfoIk Condor Whiting from LIVERPOOL
Rouble Foster, from Cork do; Caroline Lane, for Boston
naraccas Lis,leheld from 0eorvetown Nov aoh Kate
Penderges Evsns for Baltimore day. Vicorpe Hobbs
Tor do days. julie tSw) for New York, dg land Others
reported port the 9th Nov Sid 3oth brig Hunt.
nRton Kemp. Africa: 2st, ship Augustine Heard,
vsparaso having repaired bark Iowa. Thompson, New Or.
leans.
SIDNEY CD. Jan Bark Miquelon. Herd, for Boston.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE Jan ls-below. on the Potomac at PM, Wed.
white streak CID schr Elz, Walker Liverman. Eliza.
MosLK Jan tin port ships St John skol6eid; Clinton
Smith Henry Pratt Condon and JOSIAH Quincy. Howes Lv.
erpool; M Livnsston Bars,ow Havre; Anne F GILES do
IS Leon Jarvis; Dublin; sko6ed; Moslem, Pets Meiee
lam Hall; Eddy Pearson; Ellen Brooks Hedee; Bddle
Knsh Queen Rr llies Queen Of The Ocean Br) Tll.y;
0eenock tBr Walker Sisters tBrl VIM and James Mo.
8 Morrison freight; Roeka Foster Cornela French:
Fayus Cock; CsledonI. Tillinshast Denson Post; Am,
@ kse9 I'D I'd &C.. osf s
pool Sarah, (Br) Colbert Cork and Market Augusta tB
Cook Brest Caroline lBr) Redhsao Toulou Carlos Brown
Boson; Warrington. Thondike Providencs General Tsy
lor. souls; Pilgrim Williams Martha Adams Charter Oak,
Ocean Bird COney Robert Walsh Singer New Wcrd, Gro,
we'll; Msyfower Hitchcock; Euclid (Brl cambridge, aud
Nsred. B Escou dsg; So brgs Figaro, soIer Loroenzo
0pe and Doretea Pages Barcelona brss Msjetc
Havaus E,lus. Divine Tampco Morea Eldrdge and Sci.
Smith, New York; Percy, Fontaiue Balumore Ohio Ds
II, philadeIphs; PsIi,sn: sasIle Gen Worth Cheney;
swis: Boy, Msins; Irving RObn.on Mobile. Baiiey. and
PRovTpENcE Jan EAR brig George (of New York; Hard
CASTLE Charieson via Newport schs Edward, Psee new.
port to load for Havana soop Rhode Island Hull NYork
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ship-Burlington Cook Apalachicola. w Rowland.
Barks-Emma Therese, (AusD Lorentze, Trieste C Ha-
bicht; Bogota NEW GRAM Thomas, Cartagena, q Domp.
guez Henrietta, Jones, Cardenas, Gesmh Walsh Eliza
beth, Young, New O'!eans. johnson Lowden.
Brigs-Fere FoRo, (Bnz) sena, Marnaham, Corning &
ron, Atwood 81 Mays. Ga Nesmth Walsh.
Schs-Ree ina Hill Sanmehaon, San Juau de los Remedies
Mathews Y Go; Eiouise, Robinson Wilmington, NC. L
sloop-Thos Colyer Glover, New Haven
Cleared l3th-Bark Nova Paquette Port) Luz Lisbon
Schs-Lydia, Post, Baltimore; William. Wron, Norfolk
Cyrus Chamberlain, Berry, Boston.
Arrived.
g. Anser Oct 49, Java Head 22d 81 Helena Dec
TO Tiers Spoke Oct lat - N, Ion l07 ~ 4, ship
Oneida Greasy from New York for Nov 7th LAT "a 81
Nov goth lat 81 s. \, bark Benares from Calcutta
and her going into st Helena Dec 7; Jan 81 10 NJ
Hook by 60 miles. sch Red Jacket ofNew York steer
Ship Sabina Caukns Sidney CD O. tn 900 chaldron
coal, TO Slate, Gardiner & Howell.
Bark kirkland, Phillips, hio Jnero, Dec with coffee TO
Mason Thompson Jan 6, lat 80 Ion &C. spoke brig Alma
Brig EN-; Reed 5aspna, 81 days. Buck Saw going
British brig Desdemona, Miller. Windsor Ms and 10 bou,,
from brdgepor IN ballast, to master
bnx handeii, Fray, Machas, Is days. with lumber to
master.
sehr Cottage, Pike, Lubec, 10 days. to Brett Vose
Schr Fashion Loriug. Boston, day to S w Lewis
Schr Crot0n, Bacon, Boston, 3 DAYS,
Schr Northern Belle Fitzgerald Nantucket, 2 DAYS
Schr Emma hotchkiss Fsrren, New Haven, ~ hours
schr DR. franklin, Lewis. New Haven. "a hours.
Below.
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graceful actress; Mad'lle Albertine is q pretty
title dancer, and Brown is especially the admira
his extemporaneous doggerels, stretches il lit
tie too wide.
Mr. Clay is gaining ground, Cass is gaining
ground, old lack is gaining ground, and annexa-
ton is gaining ground.
The Commissioners to settle the boundary be-
tween Virginia and Ohio, are holding their ses-
slons in The capitol-for Virginia, Hon. William
G. Rives, William Green, aud Geo. W. Thomp-
Ewing, Qate Secretary, OF the Treasury and
James Col Ter. w.
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Foreign Importations.

CANTor-ship AnpeIo-43 pkgs silks q CoIby-6o do Nc
Lsnshan co-l5 do Olyphant son-so do WetmorsIs
DO Parker Wilder Pafker-259 do 10 do mdse Munseu
Whitemorels do slk % do mdse Davis Brooks eo-l!s
90 silk 90 90 md.s zoo br GINGER 1850 do FIRE 70
pkss tea boz mdse do sweetmests Low
h chests ten Weston Gay cases mdse fe roll, mang
sa Lemon co Bntmores13 pkg, tes Wilson soa,
cases mdse Newman ODonnsll-i case Eus cloth
do sc'd do china do Do glass 40 Gaze mns Ne
3II't :j;:i :;; :s:! !: :;;!:l:I II, .;!:
IVA :' ,..s s,s,.a-.,,. ...u.,e.. ". I,.., |,
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA, 1913.
Fires and Mcendiaries.

We have recently been visited with number
Of fires that have evidently resulted from the
torch of the inccndiary Early yesterday morn
ing dozen poor Irish families were turned out
Of their houses, and their little all, in the way of
worldly wealth, consumed by the conhagraton
that was originated out Of revenge against one
Of the occupants; he having instituted COM
plants for certain lawless acts committed by a
riotous gang Of young fellows infesting the vi
entity. The location where this occurred is on
South street, near the Schuylkil. The buildings
destroyed were three story brick, nearly every
room of which was occupied by a separate ia
miy
This morning another wide. spread scene of
desolation occurred among the buildings be-
longing to the farmers hay market, situated in
Sixth street, between Brown and Parrish streets,
in the upper part Of the county. The weigher's
office had been broken open and robbed previous
to the Villains committing the arson. Several
ranges Of shsds, filed with hsy, ,wsrs ponspm.d,
te0sthsf with 1--we " thsss sdlaesat bulidisss,
aud he dsytgueiiop would havs bsen inutk
greater hvt lot the uirsumssaAos that % ysiA wAs
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WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, ls4s

The whole city is in state OF exutation, at
the triumph of Mrs. General Gaines. The old
General, at New York, was telegraphed to-day
forthwith, and we expect him in town to-mor
row.
We have several private parties going on to.
night--a fair or two. The Ethiopian serenaders,
ls's from Farsps, ere singing to fsll houses, a,
gstasis taleegl ths Qsst lIsls Adsiph, thsssss 10
aslne well, Mrs. Nichols 10 q ohaYraina and
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COmnhFCaAL lNTELLlGENCE.
Stock Markets.

BALTMoRE, Jan l3$ls0 Maryland 6' e6 s27 Baltimore
Ohio Railroad Dividend Bonds. 76N; % Commercial
tarmsr Bank sk s6s Of 1867 closed at 100 asked ss
86x asked % hid Baltimore SIS at s6X asked Sc
bid Baltimore Ohio Raroad shs seX asked, ssk bid
PrILADELrHlA. jan M-Fira Beerd-ssooa Loan SIS.
Grad ds Bank ~ do CS%msrei, Bank City s.
Second Beard-$looo State S. 7oh; shs Norristown
50 DO Merchant. and Manufactursrs Bank Ptsburg
.nry Notes so 1000 State e go 1000 do S. 7aH 5000 do do
70X 100 shs neadng Railroad 25K SO do Harrisburg Rail-
road 29x; IS do Morris Ca1gl. az.
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Arrival or Strangers.
FRIDAY, JAN. II.

FRIDAY, JAN. IL
AMERICAN aorkL.
yf1s 3, SsP aa s nip ARRssG h'Hsy MsEs
Miss Nc bsImo!i. W and Mrs Hess. Do: R0lia;,
Alison, Charleston; Bossesu. New York; Thomas Yard,
% d1 s al
Do r; EtvS T:ds ss:
Bgsy Dfss YTRs G9cs;i N v!r
mont. fSSi Bo:sss ftSs.t:. %; Lee, Philadelphia;
Wilson TIentOn' 4 Capon; Boston
ss MI ind Nd. Ma
S,T ss INK. .si rss.
CLINTON HOTEL.
1 EsS ss E1ssss ss Ys
Ct; WIN Prince Fiuihns James Rogers, Sag Halbor.
Rev 8 Dennis Boston; + II Smith. New York; c
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
$.: ifa s:s!ii
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
hs b ai i fS %o rSs son.
ksad Ky aS%s ifsf
VII RSssrson a Mr. and M; s.ilIws Mas;
S,ssss 1:'sS %isy
Sosa
JUDsoN'S HOTEL
W Brinsmade Connecticut; Lnsl.y; %; Phslrs, do;
sh'lmsn A do :; rsass fhladsphis Plam.tsd Cats
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
s%gs n WIN
xsy, r1eTsa:sss;$ Psy:: Bo;;es;S I've Asss
wieh; 6 Thompson, Halifax; franklin, Sew Haven't
Yen Ai.s;yTa, Ghshsms soiss"; Rich. scotland;
%.asst a:as'Ssr :'7
Mass; Hcush West Point; John Aston, wsipSie Massd
Ton: Allen Fair Haven; FSsp'' Mass Saul. New
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
R'ysT, M,n,aels H Williams DO; Kennedy Nor
FoSboro Capt Tarnel Conn; BaIdwia. Newsif
NATIONAL HOTEL.
;Ssg M
e.: John Hill E%Ms TyloI sVp,h Assssn;
i.s ss issg
Wood sonsISiIlsj BT,dey Cis%uas; john smiihssd.
o " sSs ST Sa 5 %s 5
Hone.dais, Pa; Ii Anderson. d. Wv 1'''''"'
NORTHERN HOTEL
.Hsv Foas So
Ssa 'ss1 ssss !i.is
GheIs' Wisconsin Ts.SsTy Mr. An
lumba; Harper, Philadelphia
RATuBUN'S HOTEL.
Herck, Kentucky; Carpenter, do; Mccoy, Bath; T.
Bowen, Pouahseepse; CONS Jock, Albany; Spencer.
Ithaca; e Smith, Sing Sing.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
eG'isr Sfsf oh Ea wv: dol
TAMMANY HALL.
J Darlss and spIaSue Sullivan sou9y MoGrs Nsy
lace rhilade pha; sturdevant Ct; Adams Albany;
w Titus, Ct; Lieuts H Hunterson, Bryan and c
Lewis, Mexico.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WIN Baker. New London; Capt Ward, Mass; w @ John.
son, Connsecut By1e IIspon Capt Linseot, Maine;
Pts6els w Smith, MontvilIe; COn,nt; Hamilton; 9
Meek, New Haven; fs.se EdRartown; Hooper, brig
Union; Cotton and Mathsr Ph'lsdelpha Lake Connec
licut. Rainsford, Baltimore; Taylor do Warner Phi
ladelphia = Spoford Connecticut Bronson, New Ha.
yen; Gibson, Georgetown, d C; SR Mason, do; IA
Baylies, Edgartown
WESTERN HOTEL.
Hetteplace; P,9videnes; Glitter, Albany. NY;W
Dwies and lady Hartford CT; M II Deyoung Phiadsl.
phia Peter Prov. dence; II PIRATE, HarfsId, CT;
Richardson, Aleboro; Bishop New Haven CT Allen,
Providsncei W H Chapman New London; Brady Au
burn; Judson. Woodbury. Con; Chas Wagenbast, Phi.
ladelphia.
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Dbl II boxes Mason Thempson-ooo Noes
Harbeck L cos pieces rosewood Crane. n, g.
LAGUNA-Big Ella-s622 quintals loxwood fsvsustadt
Schumacher
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falling at the time, the surrounding property,
principally of wood, was so dampened as to pre-
vent ignition from the falling fakes Of tre, One
of the tenants of the dwellings, destroyed had
narrow escape with his family.
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RIO JArErRo-Bsrk Kirkland-Cspt.n n Suingham Cap
tain Samuel Barron Mr. John De Brce, Mr. Thomas Craven
OF Baltimore
LAcusA-Brig Ella-Mr McGay. l. Johnston--a in the
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Withholding the information in relation to the return Of
Santa Anna. He understood to make notion but
Mr. C. INerRsoLL to present his views-This gentle
mon commsnoed reading rom book.
Mr.. srRoHM-We can't hear you 60 to the Clerks
table.
Mr.. INoERsoLL-I have no objection land he left his
desk and took position 1t the Clerks tabs) With
what was done In earlier days, when Wellington was
called upon for copy OF treaty which was refused
That referred to question Of psso: this es = to
judge to what proper improper In matters rea
ting to foreign affairs sshe has information not pos
House has the power of impeachment That is all the
House can do.
Mr.. ToMrKrSs-I will move to make the message q
special order.
Mr.. J. INorRsoLL-I have no objection. Will the
gentleman be content with Tuesday next?
MIR. ToMrKiNs--I am willing for Tuesday next.
The SPEAKER-The motion to commit 1t to the Com
mttee Of the Whole has precedence special order
qures a suspension of the rules.
Mr.. ssHENcx-I suggest whether It would not be the
best way to refer the message to select committee?
We will BY this course, get report which viii be re-
debated.
Mr. C. j. INoERsoLL-If it be referred to q select COM
minority think would be bsttsr to refer 1t at once
to the Committee of the Whole: In multitude ofcoun
sci there Is wisdom And ma make the motion (sundry
Mr. CoLLAMER expressed the hope that the message
would be referred to special committee, to the Com
mttee Foreign Affairs and referred back in the usual
way for discussion .
Mr.. ToMPKINs obtained the hoor
Mr.. GENrRY-I move to adjourn. eyes, wen 60 for
that'O
Mr. ToMPKINs-I say what desire In half an
an hour but Is my friends wish for an adjournment,
will move It. That's ri ght'O
Mr.. VINroNWin the reference Of the message be the
pending question tomorrow?
The SrEAxER-It will not. Tomorrow and Saturday
apart by the rules for the transaction Of private
business vote Of two-thirds Is required to suspend
the rules.
Mr. c. J. INaERsoLL--Win 1t be in order to name
Monday!
The SrEAKER-Monaay Is resolution day. The chair
win suggest that motion to post to day certain,
will be in order.
Mr. IrsERsoLL then named Tuesday, and 1t was
agreed that 1t should be the special order.
And the House adjourned.
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him = power \: called hi: f.,.as: TO hi:
ing OF little oil upon the head Of of his enemies
and little upon another that the waves Of opposition
board aud grasping the helm hiussf bsds defiance to
the tempest that hovled around him and with his own
great csl~ne:s and courage held his onward course
amid the breakers that surrounded aud the pers that
were created to encompass him He understood the
spirit Of faction we'll to tampsr with,
With the CENT?. hand, and Il r.pays the o.rsss With
wounds; grasp It with nrm purpose and 1t 10 crushed
with the people The merit he had in their eyes
the unyielding nrmnsss and courage which marked his
devotion to hi: principles and hi: .;, the
He gave, therefore, In conclusion
"The civil qualities and virtues Of Andrew Jackson
through Ill time n the high station he ably filed
Mr. B. Vas loudly chssrsd throughout his speech
The next toast from the Chairman
LouisiauaThs theatre of the action which calls
together might"
Hon NJ. WALKER, Of Louisiana, returned thanks In .
. Ansexston-Ths Marriage ties of States"
Arkansas who s.c that he had been taking care Of his
foreign relations by dining with the Austrian ministers
relations. MY foot is on my native heath, and my
name's-'(Sevier bawled cut voice from the end Of
IN
By this time few choice spirits alone remained in
the room being about two O'Clock In the morning and
mt &c CHAIRMAN, have toast to propose"
The CnAR-" Very WELL hand it to the Secretary;
he'll take care of It."
And the Secretary accordingly collected
quantity of slips of paper, much in the same
way as collections are taken up In meeting
houses. This will make very little difference,
however, as the Democratic Committee - in
tends to publish Tin accordance with resolu-
tion) all that was said, as we'll as what wasn't
resolutions which were, as we'll as these, which
should have been introduced, etc, and why not :!
In this age of humbhg, why should Demo
cratic Committees" be exempt from the mania,
any more than their neighbors and we think,
therefore, they will be perfectly justified in pub.
fishing to the world -" revised and corrected
account of their meetings. and afterwards is
suing as many corrected editions as they please.
To speak seriously, it was one Of the worst
conducted meetings We even attended-not one
half of the regular toasts were given, and no
opportunity was afforded for volunteers. 1t was
noisy and turbulent in the extreme; and In the
sketch we have given, we have suppressed rather
than exaggerated the scenes.
BY The way, we had almost forgotten to men,
ton, that at the very last, some one gave toast
for :" Gen. Taylor" which Father Richie never
deigned to notice; but IT was cheered with right
good will by the remnant In the room.
We must not, in this general condemnation in
clude the gentlemanly caterer, Mr. Jenkins
The supper was capital, and reflected great
credit on MS cuisine AsMoDEUs.
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n ARITIME HERALD,
Cleared.

SON hsEs... .......1 isI moon SETS. Az
| sETs ~ HIGH WATEk s 10
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: ooK TO 1T IN TIME-The HUNTERIAN plsPEN.

DHTLADELPHTA MEUTCAL HOUSE-Dk. KTNhE-
L Lin, GERMAN PHYSICIAN, 15,,yean resident practi-
Philadelphia The Of all diseases Of the skin,
maades Of delicate and destructive habits OF YOUTH
still continues Dr. Kinken's attention. In
yads whose complaints the desperate condition.
may depend on being always conducted BY Dr. himself.
with prompt safe and energetic treatment perfect curS.
Strangers travelling supplied At moments notice with med
eps sufficient to gre themselves in the most sysni:nt
mi! y'.sLs :.Irs Ne. s:stSss w
Ni.I:.. ISAIi Ss'asslss, ss''i Iass sfHs lSllslA
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NJ EDICAL OFFICE-Dn. JOHNSON, II DUANE
IVA street Chatham street. well known
successful practitioner in New York the
real diseases The Doctors reputation skill these old
hafcurcd that have existed for years. is
Gleet structure nice the body in the
pains in the head snd bones Of the legs escually cured
weakness brought by uIe ed
in by lvcvious dreams and nightly em
siors positively prevented Recent cured days.
without mercury. No alteration In diet from
business.
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and to communicate to MEXICO, now = public enemy
engaged in information which could not fail to pro-
duce serious In any future
between the two countries.
have heretofore communicated to Congrs,s all the
correspondence Of the minister the United statss To
Mexico which, In the existing state Of our relations
with that republic, can in Judgment be this time
communicated without serious Injury the public In
terest
Entertaining this conviction and with sincere de-
sire to furnsh any information which may be in the DOS
session Of the Executive Department and which either
house Of Congress may at any time rtqusst regard II
to be my constitutional right, and my solemn duty nm
spoe with the request OF the House contained In their
resolution JAMES X POLK
Washington, Jan. IL, ls4s.
MIR T. SMITH moved to refer the message 10 thu Conn
mittee on Foreign Relations.
MIR ADAMS spoke in low tone, and members crowded
round him to catch the words they fell tremuouslv
from his lips He declared himself In favor of s,lsct
committee Of which, however he did not desire to be
member ne wished q report to be made which would
convince the President that he bound to communal.
cste Information of this public character.
Mr. HOLMES, Of South Carolns, with much animation.
complimsnted the President his rmnsss and
ed the hops that he would In all his ocis acts take a.
h: did on this OCCASION Washington for his guide.
tAmen.l
Mr. soHxror appeared exceedingly rsstive He was
indignant, AMI asked whether the President was TO be
the master Of the people and Of their
Would he presume to tell the members of the House
that although they had called upon him Inform
In relation to some Of his public acts yet considered
himself more capable than they were, to say WHISTLER
the information Of which he possessed ought to be
made public not?-that he considered compliance
with the call would be incompatible with the public In
terest ana therefore, he would not uncate the
information, but keep 1t to himself lie condemned the
pursued by the President who had placed himself
above the peoples representative
MIR. HousToN, Of Alabama, sealously defended the
'oSs' q tn. rr::,dsn. i ugon b. part
s ssss !! :s H. y. ' ss:sss I! w: y.
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r, nhettePlace P,9vidsnssG Glitter Albany. N.Y. W
ghia Peter. Prsvdenes; W H Pray, HaI,f.Ta C5
Providence; w Chapman Now Loudon; 8 L Brady Au
bum; Judson Woodbury., Con; Chas Wagenblsst, Phi
ladelphia
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, between Chatham
- and William has for the last fourteen years
oyed the most extensive private diseases of
medical in New York He the aggravated
this dsease mild in Ave days.
srcture-D, Cooper has discovered method by which
he the form Of from
weeks with scarcely pain to the patient Constitutional
debility brought on by secret habit INDUCED in by young
This, when freely INDUCED in beges eyspepsia.
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back,
intellect and aversion society cure warranted in every
zee charge No msprurv nssd
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PERV tNENrLN INDICATED.
CORBETT.s sAEsAPAR1LLA. Rr,n rur

AA@
y FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
"Mrs Is Edward Bumiry X Co-Gcntlcmen With
a bottle OF Corbelt's Co.upuund Extract o! Sarsnpa.
rIia' | received a copy OF has Formula Tor preparing ii.
From testing the syrup, the TACT OF the existence in il
al the active substances named was Gsceramed, and
the general good qualities OF the Preparation inferred.
The Formula exhIbIts the union OF some of the best
OF our native medicinal Roots and Plants. with sub
stances of the HIGHEST repute as remedial agents, and
does Not contain any metallic COMPOUND. For the
cures in which the medicinal virtues OF Slrsapau!la are
sought, ms Preparation should have a preference in
consequence OF the care and skill in compromising it.
Respectfully, AUG. A. HAYES, VI. D.
March l6, 1913. tus I.igr."
From MARY VI NESNIru uic oftLc Hon George ".
Nesmith. President Of the NOrtheTR Rdilr0qdl
This may certify that | was afflicted with kheum
tor more than hlteeu years, prior TO lSi7. | tued dit
terent remedies without permanent reict In the
spring of The year lsl7, was induced 10 test the elf
cacy OF DR.. torhetts Compound Syrup OF Snrsnpa-
Mia During the space OF three months used about
n quart OF tins medicine. ] tnd myself fully relieved
nom said disease, aud can therefore chcertnliy recon-.
mead to others who may be afflicted IN ike manner
to tn tins cheap aud valuable Medicine,
MARY NJ. NrsurrH."
None genuine hut with DR.. Corbetts signature, and
for sale by the Proplictols
EDWARD BRINLEY e. co. Boston.
Amos {. STEAR, sole agent tor burlington.
Burlington, AprI 9TH, ISIS ilm3is