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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17

The consumption Of this article is rapidly increasing
The deficiency in the harvests Of Europe and the high
prices ruling for breadstus, generally, compes the
poorer classes to depend upon such articles as
within their means Indian corn and rice have,
therefore, become generally used food among
the lower classes in Great Britain and Ireland and
some parts Of the Continent
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MO CURE, NCCHARGE-DR C0BBErT, n r. q. 8, l.,
IN has removed his efce to G5 Ann street. linear William
where he Is consulted all diseases Of private character To
those who under his self audaon unnecessary
To who not who afflicted with pains OF
the head limbs ulcers the body throat gloe stric.
lures, seminal debility, induced by improper habits So
he rants perfect and speedy No mercury used ke-
cent cured in four days Dr. Cobbctts success tine
deny his and identity Those who know Dr. e. need
but give him call TO fasfy this assertion See sDpiomh
Letters postpaid. attended to-
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MO CURE, NO CHARGE.--DR. MURPHY OF So GOLD
IN street Is copfdenay consulted all forms Of private dis
Of gonorhea he
Constitutional debility ana mpotency successfully treated by
Dr. M No mercury used in hndrance from tds
Office 6Y Gold olen frorn "a N. To 0PM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17

Grove GRATES-THREE TONS OF STOVE CRATES
- escorted szes for sa wholesale RETAIL iron
In exchange.
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nal estate of the LIST ward consists Of merchs ndise
produce, Co. in which large part Of the trade and
commerce Of the city is carried on.
The extent Of the rice crop of South Carolina and
Georgia, in each of the past two years, was as an
nexed:-
RICE CRoP OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA,
lS47 AND l848.
1S48 1S47
Charleston receipts, tierces. ...... I26673
Add exports from Georgetown to New
forK.. 3l9
12sss2
Less received from Savannah. ..... 1901
125,49l 144,420
Savannah exported. ........... 3O136 31,739
Total, for IL months. -. .tcs 1866 627 1761s9
Total for 1S47. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 165.627
Decrease, in l1s4S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2o,5S2
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NI IICHEIIb OLr4FIC THEATHk-TUESDAV EVEN-
v1 ing Oct H. the entertainments win with the
Farce Of MY LITTLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Somers Mr. Ar
nGd Major Seymour NJ ReynOdT Lanrste Seymour Miss
hi h. extravaganza entitled Jesus AND ARIhDNE-
D nlus Mr. Conover Bacohus Mr. Nckinson; Mnos H. Mr.
old eseus Miss Mary Cannon; Ariadne Miss Clarke. After
Which, BEULAH SPA, Hector Tempeon Mr. Holland Sidney
conclude with POOR PILLICODDYJohn Peter Plcoddy Mr.
Holland; Sarah Rlunt Nil a
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUN,

u hMEHICAN NUSEUM.-P. T. BAHNUQs
ID Propretor-T Hitchcock, Manager. Splendid Perform.
afternoon at O'clock and every evening
The Manager has pleasure announcing the
most wonder in creation Major teangsr hold
finger does to the thumb He is years old only wenyouY
inches hgh and weighs only thirteen pound He may
morning omlO to hapast IL o'clock afternoon
from d and in the evening from tlllo IN addi
Yankee Comedian the Sable Brothers, Miss Emma Leslie
St three Highland Mammoth Boys Giant Mammoth Baby
Enormous Boa Constructor Admission the WHOLE including
Museum Performances: Little Finger &o, Is cents; children
der and old enough walk Alone
served front shilling extxA
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~ IBLOS, ASTOR PLACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Miss Isabel Dickinson Last night hut Seven Of tho
New comedy by an extraordinary combination
comedians. Tuesday evening Oct. H. First time Douglas
Jerrods new Comedy performing ani having
than 100 consecutive nights London entitled TIME
WORKS WONDERS -Goldthumb Mr. ChppendsIe; Sir Oil.
bert Norman, Mr. g. W. Carke Clarence Norman Char,es
Felix Goldhumb Mr. Crisp Professor rruNles Mr. placde
Bantam Mr. Seton Forentine Miss Dickinson; cssy Tulip
Mrs Weymss. To conclude with VENUS IN ARMS-Arabea
MiasI Dicki
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NOTICE OF REMOvAL-UBsDEIJ Il PERSON BEG
IN TO notify their friends and tho public generally
that they have removed from the Of Canal Mercr
streets to the store No 90 Canal formerly occupied by
hossrs A. Arnold Co. Zone their old stand Thor
present stock Of Fall Silks shawls Claks visetcs Mers
dress materials usekeeping goods &C. &c. very
ard choice and will be found inspection well worthy II the
attention Of purchasers
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NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREET,
~ John Tryon and Corporal Thompson Managers Tuesday
evening Oct I7hRe Of the world renowned Brit
h Acrobat Layater Lee c. Lee w. Walker Stewart for
two evenings only number Of acts Splendid furess
enree and cavacade the MOBILES Of Persia The
bats will appear in double act Of craftsmanship called the
Oympan Cameo Mr. H. e. Lee and his infant pupil will ap-
pear in and classical entertainments entitled the Gambols
OF Puck with the Efn King Mr. Shnde the Dying Mooe
Slack Rope performance conclude with The Hunted Tailor
At half tnonr
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BROADWAY rHEATRE-TUEsDAY EVENING. OCT. II,
viii Be- performed the grand opera In three acts called
W H. Reeves Don Jose de Santarem, Mr. Segun Marquis dc
Monteor Mr. O. Andrews azari 10. Mrs w. Phillips Mariana
Mrs. Seeun Warehouses Miss CarmAu The
conclude with the farce Of VALET DE sHAM-Captan Triye
Mi's m"rcmont Miss Waach; Clipper, Mrs wats-Dress
iele and Parqeue rs cents Family Circle % Gallery
O'clock -'' " N~'"NS WI
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GRAND DIoRAAA-BOhBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ
" &C. 58 Neutrality-suspicious. in the Gulf; Burning the A. ii
Creole Shpwrec Of The Somers Arrival of Fleet Steam
and Ships seamng and sailing along and
fred by moving Figures Grand Bombardment night
pyroechnie effects and bursting Shells Every Figure
so cents Children half price, Family tickets on ap
picaton at the Hail. Open at z at wednesday
md aturdav Aft at ~''
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SEED AND HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT, 100
- bigh street. Southampton England w. H. ROGERS
Of Nursery Stock for expectation Of the finest
growth and At moderate prices The Fruit Tree Department
embraces every variety worthy Of All orders will DO
promptly attended to- and particular paid the package
Seeds kind Of the most genuine quality s wholesale
and retail References requested from unknown correspo
dents The Ocean Steam Navigation Company splendid vessels
leaving Southampton month offer peculiar advantages
the transmission Of Seeds Nursery Stock
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q ONLYi-WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN
- they have them inserted and warranted for years.
At dollar each at the Office established for the reduction Of
pricesin 1884 Filling with gold 50 rs SR broadway
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Union COURSE, L. I-TROTTING J. TUESDAY OCT.
at ~ o'clock Mhatch for $3.50! Mile heats best in
b: between Grey Eagle and Lady Sutton Woodruff
g. Grey Eagle to saddle; A. Conkn Dr. Lady SUIT
ton harness In this the odds changed the
shine The leave South Ferry Brooklyn Course
at 2 r. NJ, and return after the sports
n, d. GREENE. Prnpretor
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M EssRs. PLAYEL Co. or PARIS HAVE FORM ARD.

TRAVELLERS STRANGERS, AND CITIZENS. WHO NAY
he suffering with Colds Coughs Rheumatism Sore Throat
may immediate relief in the use OF Mrs CarroIls
Medicatcd Vapor Sulphur and Iodine Baths 1864 Broadway No
danger Of taking cold The su hur Baths diseases tho
siin are very efectual - -
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-THIs SCHOOL Is 10.
Gated in charm ing village not far distant from New York
Every advantage is here offered to facilitate the culture
and improvement Of the pup while heavy expenses
avoided Parents wishing to place their daughters from
home respectfully invited to call at 80 Chambers
tween the hours of eleven and three where interview with
one Of the teachers be had and information relative
tbe oh I'd
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL OTTCE.--THE
holders OF the certificates for the loan Of 81 100000
pete the neis and Michigan Canal hereby motif ed thai
payment Of all the interest due to the 10Th day Of last
and further payment Of centum account prn-
cra OF the loan will be made the 10Th October Instant
a. ne American Exchange Bank On all tho certificates
must nc presented that the amount Paid there
on,-Ootoler l6, 1873 d, LpkyITT Troasurer
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 4o6 Broadway, shows, life
tho Marches Encampments Cen TAYLOR
also gives correct views of the country cities
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions "Wednesday
and Saturday commencing At O'clock Admission Is cents
Sohoos admitted
pamphlets Children half price will leave the
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LNOR sALE-TWO BILLIARD TABLES IN FIRST.RATE
IL order. Apply ut Hotel de Paris 200 Broadway.
INOR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, THE ENTIRE
machinery and conene q shop located at the Of

Grand and Tenth sts williamsburg L. The machinery
ssts Of l6 horse and boiler nearly
in respect and in perfect running order Also first
planning machine wood also nearly capable Of planning
anything from to l6inches thick by inch WIDE II
easily managed operating with great beauty and rapdy Any
number pieces Of different tknesses lengths
down at operation 1t performs day labor Of
in 20 minutes Also first up down for
papks and heavy work and smaller for saving re-
rttrate circular table Sc machine for making
window shade rollers for
machine The above machines all of the very bost
kind complete in respect ready All the
shang and betting attached and together with
shafts and belts other machinery The hop cen be
will be sold for $4,000 The boiler engine alone
new $1,000 They have been used only six monhs Omn
buses Passing Close to the shop leave the Grand aud Peck
slip ferries Williamsburg every Is minutes For farther partcu
lars inquire ofMuNN Co. Mt the Scientific American office
1?S Fulton st, N. Y.
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lost EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED
I or those marriageThe Married Womans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. Mauriceau Sixth edi
Price ST. This work is meeting with most astounding sales
$4,000 COPIES having already been disposed Of Every cmaes
getting copy whether married unmarried although ii is in
tended especially the married discloss
which should known to them particularly Here female
discover the symptoms and the efficient
dies and certain mode Of every For sale 22
Broadway; at te publishing Office 29 Liberty street. New York;
also f. b. Peterson No. IS Chestnut O. b. Zeber phla
depha Little Co., Albany; r. Davis. Boston On the
cept ST. will be transmitted by mail free Of postage
oil parts Of the United States All letters be
post paid to Dr. A. MAURICEAU, box 1924 New YORK city,
~ ;l..rtv stxo
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DARK THEATRE-TUEsDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IL.
the entertainments will commence with the Farce Of
FORTY AND FIFTY-Sr tiywh'te, ,.,oeit Ars. Lazy
white Mrs. Gilbert Afterwhion Apropos Overture
ducng the most popular meoe sung Madame Anna eah
To be followed by pierce entk LA SFoI T'-Mr Star
Hunter Mr. waIcot Mis- Ann. Bella Nine Bishop with
To conclude h the grand Ballet Pant omime Of
lie DIABIE QUATRE-Poinski, honplaisir; kazourki.
NJ C"rbv; WAN CorIet hazcnrka, nme konplAisr
Circle 76o Family Circle &c., Upper Boxes 2c Pit 5vc
Gallery. l2xo Doors at 7-coamerce at7lz
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Such the President stated to be one of the chief
objects of the call of the convention. Two of
the electors, Charles Pitts and John Wesley Wal
ker, Esq, will not vote for him wing. AL
though one of them, Mr.. Pitts has been one Of the
leading wing orators of the.city for a number of
years past.
The democrats last night nominated General
Tobias Il. Stansbury as their candidate for Mayor.
The vote stood 81 for Stansbury, to for Beale
II. Richardson. The wings will either nominate
Nicholas Tracy or Hugh Jenkins, either OF whom
will draw out more than the full strength of the
party.
Two Of our young bloods had yesterday made
preparations Tor a visit to Bladensburg, with the
intention OF blowing ont each other brains
Their friends getting wind of the matter, had not
much trouble TO prevail on them to yield to reasons,
and give up their warllke Intentions
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WASHINGTON, July rs, 1913.
Ttf0( of the Nero .Stcalers.

ITtW Of The Negro Sfedlers.
The trial of the negro sealers commenced this
morning. In opening the case, the District At
torney stated that he would be able to prove that
the man who chartered the "Pearl," the schooner
which was used TO carry away the negroes, had
been In communication with Southern dealer in
Baltimore, who was to receive the deluded blacks
and convey them South for sale. II this should
prove to be the case, all the abolition sympathy of
Messrs. Mann ~ Co., will have been thrown
away. 1t is bad enough to induce the poor blacks
10 leave comfortable homes, where they were well
clad and cared for, but 1t is still worse crime to
induce them to leave, merely to speculate upon
their value. We cannot conceive what defence
will be set up, for there can be no doubt as to the
fact of the abduction.
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Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NV YORK, July ZS-Z T. NJ
ASHES are without change and dull. Moderate sales
of pots at SIS, and pearls at Sc.
CoTToN-The sales yesterday reached 1000 bales, 900
Of which consisted of ship samples, New Orleans, to
arrive. This morning hear of a good inquiry, and
holders very firm at an eighth of cent advance
Flour, &c.-We have no change Of moment to no.
tce in Western -four, prices remaining the same as
yesterday with sales Of 1000 barrels including the
rous brands. Southern continues in fair request Mt
75 Meal is held firm, and sales are making pretty
freely. Wheat is In good shipping damand and prices
steady $500 bushels Western changed hands at 90c
Rye Is 20 Tie, and firm. In Corn there Is good bu
siness doing, and we report sales Of 5000 bushels
mostly Western mixed, at 81 q 65c some prime round
was reported at 6oc Oats doing better 10000 bush
els sold ~ isc fcr Canal aud ~ q a3c for jersey
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Died,

On Friday morning, 2Sth instant, REBrccA DEvoE,
aged IS years. month and IA days. reliot of Abraham
Devoe, after a long and tedious illness.
Her relatives and friends, also those Of her sonn-
law, Harvey respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her SON inlaw's house, this Saturday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock residence, head Of South
Ninth street, Wiliamsburgh Carriages will be in
waiting at Grand street and Peck Slip Ferries Will
liamsburg.
Friday, July %, JOHN G. Snow, (of the LIST Regi-
me mt New York Volunteers) aged "a years.
The friends Of the family also of his brothers. Ezra
W. Snow, Francis Humbert, Gurdon s. Mumford,
Francis Allen, Lucius B. Allen and the officers and
members of N. s. " respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, Sunday afternoon, at half past
O'Clock, from the residence of his father, No. Attor
new street
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BALTIMORE. July %. 1913.

The Independent Taylor Convention Democratic
Nomination-Intended Duel, &c.
The Independent Taylor Convention assembled
yesterday morning, and after secret session of
four hours, adjourned sine die. With regard to
the letter from General Taylor, which has been
Tor some weeks in the possession of the commit
tee OF correspondence, they resolved, in compl-
ance with his request, to withhold 1t from publica-
ton, though at the same time agreed that 1t should
be forthcoming whenever General Taylor o. his
authorized friends should desire Its publication
The feeling among the members of the conven
ton, with two or three exceptions, was not that Of
oppCsilcn to General Taylor, but they seemed
IaIhtr 20 desire TO dissolve their electoral ticket,
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MO CURE NO CHARGE.-DR MURPHY OF IS GOLD
IN conhdentaly consulted all pryat
eases gonorhhGa he days Consh
tnonaI debility aud inrotepcy sSuy treated by
nercury any case, hindrancc iron busnes cc
~ Gid sttteg ppch from A. n tel ".
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nR JEFFRIEs AN1IpoTE is THE MOST EFFEcrUAL

mr.. JEFFkIEs' AN1IDoTE Is TIE MOST EFFECTUAL
~ preparation sold for Gonorua other disorders Of the
Sexual Organs Long has proved that IL will rad
cay any This desirable result obtained
and rs 1t neither oends
palate renders deviation in diet inter-
rupuon usual pursuits sound sleep healthy Digestion the
production thorough and permanent cure It's ingredients
rey vegetable and injurious effect, either
ohay locally be caused by its Price 81 per BOTTLE
Sole Agent for this city, c. H. RING 1872 Roadway
ntre
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


PKRSAMBUco, June 20 ls4s;-Flour-Supplies have
more than kept pace with the consumption. The
transactions have been 1000 barrels of Gallego at
21500, net 81 SO; 1013 do Baltimore at $4,000 net So
59 and 378 do Columbia at 20l net 81 49, and a car
go from Trieste of 21SO bbls, at about 19l5OO. The
Stock on sale is 600 bbls Prices by retail are-Treste
22; Galego 22N5o0, and other descriptions, 19 2l,
according to quality. Codfsh-The arrivals have
been from st. John NB bark and two briggs, with
5,208 drums, at 10250 The consumption is limited,
as the supplies OF jerked beef are large Stock 1000
drums, which Is retailing at 10N500 net 81 81. Hyson
Tea Sales 1880 1700 latter quotation for superior,
net 36H As cents. Ordinary unsaeable The con-
sumption has fallen off from general of cof
fee. Domestics-Dul of sale. We quote Osnaburg at
$50 rs brown drills at $50 rs blue drills 200 rs per
Philadelphia crackers, $1,000, net 81 25 few bbls
prime beef and pork have been taken at 3O, net Sl1
$3.50 Exports. -SugarsThe financial endorsements
and political disturbances in Europe have caused
decreased export of this article and prices have de-
clined large trade has been done with Rio de
Janeiro, Rio Grande, and the La Plata, otherwise
prices would have declined still further The quality
for sale is not better than third sort We quote whites
in barrels and sacks, 1600 1700 per arroba. Hides
but little sought after at 90 per h. Freights-
The high insurance demanded other European
flags prevent their finding ready employment. Two
Autran vessels have got soc per bag of 100 lbs for
New York. The Lubec brig Aurora has been char
tered for Baltimore, and is now loading. Exchange
very limited business has been done. By the last
vessel to Liverpool We have heard of only trans
action at 24d at 80 days. Spece-Sovereigns 10D
Spanish douboons 32n Spanish dollars 2nO62 Mexi-
dollars 1900 all Of which and in great
request from a want Of exchange.
BAHIA, June 11-Baltimore flour 16l ISL Rich
mond 19N 81 Exchange 25d. The whale bark
Harriet is loading sugar for the channel at "a los
The bark Justita for Rio with inward cargo arrived
the 4th, and the bark Iowa the Sth uncertain.
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NnRs CARRoII,s MEpICATEp yApuR suIpurR Ann

M RS CARRoLLs MEtiCATED vAPUR SULPHUR AND
IVA Iodine Baths t broadway two doors above Leonard
he admirable effect Of these Baths. in
many other diseases has for the years. elected
the Of Thousands Ihave repeatedly
their rapid effects in curing rheumatism in Others as in
my person. and cordially commend them the public
There shadow of qascy about hem and IL
regretted that ignorance Of u cir great power in curing
deaf prejudice induced Ivy the innumeraie quiokeries Of
tle " sherlt CsIriyc q, y ere Of uoir beneas
LDWhHD II. DIXON, " d.
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TlPEN TO ALL THE woRLD-GREAT ST LEGEa

lNPEN To ALL THE WORLD-GREAT ST. LEGER
~ Sweepstakes-l2O Subscribers 60 each party fox
whom horse is drawn 4200O the
horse E0UVU; third horse El0; be divided amons
parties drawing "The starters E000O the like among
fl0UUO Sweepstakes, No. 2-l2OUO Subscr
60 each-Fst horse fO second horse E5UU third
horse, ESo divided among Starters fs; divided among
Non-Sarters f30 Sweepstakes, No 3-l2U Subscribers
81 eaoh-Frst horse e. 90 second horse f20 third horse
E2G Starters, E20e; divided among NonStarters E2vOG
chances either Of the
requested to make carly application each Sweep
will Immediately 10 full The result Of the drawing
win pe advertised Times" BELLS ie,
don daily papers To give ladies opportunity Of taking
shares will be issued in initials at option OF
scrbers All communications to insure attention.
remittance Foreign orders be made payable in ondcn
be addressed Richard Nichols James
Parkinson Temple Square Aylesbnry England The third horse
decided by BELLS he Prizes paid day after
race per The will he Doncsster tho
l4h Of September lS4S To prevent fraud, scrip
unless the letter ntnpg IL bears Aylesury
mNvk Subscribers wishing send Bask Notes had
haI bv nnrept
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CWEDIsH LEECHES.-l0O0O LARGE SIZED SWEDISH
- Leehe received in good condition. For sale in
quantities to suit purchasers by J. \. CLEU,
Importer Of Ieeches No. John street.
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/ AWfuJ. MURDER-MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR THE
- destruction OF all kinds of insects cockroGches, moths,
ants es mosquitoes bed bugs and various other insects Also
Pills for the destruction OF MICE within minutes
after being thrown in their vicinity without poison
Price 10 cents each Certificates Of Messrs Preston Hodges
Carlton House, Mr. 1hayer Cozzen American Hotel and
Of the highest liability LYON 40 roadyay
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CAPTAINS AND PERSONS GOING TO SEA SHOULD
y Dr. kslphs Practical Private Treatise All tho
cires faithfully given In plain language equally useful in
every place for the medicine Chest Fifth cdition a2 Pr
g. May be had Of tho Author IS Greenwich street. by
post, mailed free.
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NR RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise sc ~ Greenwich street. office hours to IL
NJ Sunday exccped Those who apply in the early
stages will be surprised at the rpdy and little
attending their It. chiefly however, those who suf
pry appreciate his services In structure from its first inci
pen TO advanced and distressing stages from
advantages in addition to very extensive practice
oomplant he afford rapid and radical which,
I'M
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ii OSIERY DEPOT-JOHN WHEELER, JR, SUCCESSOR
to Thomas Nchos,) 81 William street New York. offers
Tor sale complete Of Hosiery Gloves Under Shirts
and Drawers &c. &c. by the dozen ut the lowest market
pricea