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MEDICAL OOLLEGE,

No. 9o CUSTOyMHO USE STREET, NO
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTxD.-Pnvate Diseases cured in
few days by regular physician without mercury or other
POISONOUS medicines, at No 80 CUsToMHOUsR STREET
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms Of certain Disease his general adver
tsement in another column. The treatment adopted By
sm Is that which has the approval of the distinguished
sal success has proved beyond doubt cure
for the worst of constitutional syphilis eonohea
stctule enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases in
duced 6y certain solitary practice etc. can now be OBJ
tanned to moral certainty if application be msde to those
whose intelligence, skill and experience can be relied on
since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that have come under his have been cured without
single exception Some of these were of years Standing
One remarkable of structure 80 old has been cured
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose re-
spectablty known to the citizens of New Oreans) at
hand and (hy his permission can be referred to- Dr. Ms
treatment OF structure not known South of New York
His eatment of gononhea and geet the perfect
ever yeed 1t is the Shortest safest and surest. The
seus d6t but obtained in days without
paan Inconvenience change of diet EW No pay unless
a cure is effected within the time named.
= lMPOTENCY.-YOungm men Others who, by sexual ex-
self pollution, have brought themselves
OF the painful consequences resulting from unestraned
indulgence OF the passions, such premature imp0-
teucy involuntary seminal emissions, general debility
or constitutional deangsment may consult DR. Mullen with
honorable confidence he offers them perfect The
stretest secresy observed
DR. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office, No. IS
CustomhOuse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M d.
EY Remember No. IS Customhouse st. nils
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ALEXANDER HILL,S

HO USE HING STORE,
Sc Camp street, NewOrleans,
M HERE families find all articles of House keeping
comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Utensils Tin and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron.ware -.
ENfANMaE 3 p and patentmetal timed HOLLOW
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODW ARE-BIass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS,
CHURNS and TUBS
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets. Cradles. Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRusHEs1Fancy and Plain, Busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes
MATsI7gge. Manila. Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS,
WATERS, and TRAYS. -
BRASS, Britannia. and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
ID. J. Wnghts patent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood or l9ai-yith fixtures complete the most ap-
proved article De- daft
& Hotels and Steam furnished at raduced
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

:. r.,
DR.. Iownsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparilla
has been the means through Providence OF saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became verse
and AT last raised large qu antilles os blood had
night sweas and greatly debitated and reduced and
did expect live have only used your Sasapariia
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in am able to walk all the city. raise no
blood and cough has left me- You well inns me
that am thankful these results Your OBJ DIT servant,
WIN RUSSELL 6o Catherine ".
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
,.. AND
LADIES' CALISTHENEUM:

AZ OIlLO HOOMS, "
oNDELET STREET, NEAR UNION.
MIR. ST. MAUR STUART respectfully intimates to
Iyl Heads of Families, and those spending the N;z7p
winter in NewOeans. that, owing to his numer- E An
engagements, his days of Tuition at the above " xs
Rooms, will have to be as follows 49,
CHILDREN's CLAss-JMonddy, Wednesday, and ~
FridaV. from to P. M.
GHSTLxMrNs CLXssonydsy nv WSnesda1 and Eriday
Evenings, from to 10.
EV Parents and Guardians will at all times have free
the Glasses witness the iadiudua not the col.
iecttre style of imparting instructions.
To- Semi-monthly Soirees for the Pupils only. d13
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EXTRA PAY.
Necessary to pSocurs Three MoN sffssSs
EXTRA RAJ PAY g, and collect BACK PAY 8
officers and soldiers WHO served in the late war -.C.X
with Mexico Oficein New Commercial Exchange Directly
U DC Major DashiePs Office VIM. MONAGHAN
n2 linz Late Capt. Co. F. 9Th Regt. La. Yolunteers
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FOR YuuATAN

FOR YUCATAN.
MILITARY GO0DS;-The subscribers have now on
E VI hand 200 y. 8. RIFLES, from Harper, 80
ms nNs PISTOLS; lsx shooters;l English BELT 80
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS; also, low pk&c4
priced Revolving Pistols, which, with complete assortment
OF SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes and other Mill.
tay Equipments they offer for sale low for cash. No. rs
Charities street. lJe22tfJ HYDE h GOODRICH.
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7 CAUTION.
sg 70 the Ersat success and immense sale of DR. Town
ENG number of men 10 were or,nay IN,
fAgenus have commenced making Sarsaparis Ext,aeas
,sIv NM nnet, Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc They gene
y pu up IN me same shaped bottles and some Of chem
nave stolen and copied adyetsemens thew Ar op
~p p;e:ai .im y and should be avoided
iaS kedIng Co.. State street Boston Dyott sons
nee ynSts Sseond sfrset Phadephia s. Hance Drug
zS Dsmofe a. Cohen, Charleston; los SoufT Peari ST.
Dssy; f. McGraw. Eatchez-and by ali the pnncips
fsSs ~ IA Isona9n generally throughout The United
SsesSs wei lhnnes and the Canada.
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chsrfrsr ssIeea
Hc's Agent. Mes OFsss1.
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CARRIAGES LUARRIAGEs
I EASTERN PRICES. at the Commission CAR
= E R5AGE ! DEPOSITORY POS NJ oe &NE
mercia Exchange.-On hand and constant. ET<rS2e
y Ieceiying FASHIONABLE CARRI- XG--2--
AGES of the latest styles direct from the manufactores
COACHES. ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES, &C. &c., for style, finish and price equal TO any in
market Customers invited call for themselves
DIG 6m II. 8. SMITH, Sc st. Charles st.
sPIOE- AND COFFEE MILLS,
No. 8 n OTRE DAME Street.
I L: BOLEF would respectfully inform the community
of New Orleans that he at all times sed the
above Mills to furnish and ground Coffee ground Spices
o. all kinds. together with Cornmeal HOminy and Gritz
steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
ibOrtest notice. o28 tt
VERANDAH BATHS.
Ell door to the private entrance of the hotel The tubs
aye OF Itaan marble and are kept in perfectly sean
condition. Open from A. NJ, to 10 p M
iIMohthy ucses 90
w
In the state of the weather FREQUENT bathing is in
high degree conducive to health dS7 i'm
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
EA are now in receipt of large and splendid stock of
w Cod and Silver, Lever. Lepine and Deuplex y~o
WATCHES, OF the BEST ENGLISH and Swiss tSSA
yer-ware, Spectacles Gold Pens, RAaAa
- Pocket and Table Cutlery and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen TO our stock before purchasing elsewhere is
shall be sold as low at any house in the city.
KNOWLES NOEL, IS Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks Jewey etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily charge.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIEp "a nrEa

This extract of Sasapaa hos been exprsly prepared IN
reference to female complaints No female reason
to suppose she approaching that critical period The turn
OF life, shoud neglect to take il,
for any Of the numerous horrible diseases to which females
for several ysan by using this medicine Nor s less value
PIE ior those who are approaching wosnhood il ID ca
cuated to assist nature By quckenng the blood and pvgo
ating the system Indeed this medicine able for
the DELICATE diseases to which subject ID bac
the whole sysem permanently tine NATURAL
oy removing the npuHties Of the body far stimuli
ung as 70 produce relaxation, which cas el
surgical operations may be prevented. k
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Tt,IlN MCCARTHY PlarsJer No ia Camn.trsSo, esc'
sew Uriesahs ha. Just rscelved and large -
Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, &c &c; Cooking Ranees. ~
f Pms. asd sa s"1s Baths Also repair
anu Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired All
iels promptly attended to- an Is
~ Charges Moderate ,,ho1 a.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH.
Below IL an account of another child saved. DR.. Town
sends Ssapsra has saved the lives of thousands OF chill
dren; The following tive certificates selected from great
number received this week
Nrw YoRH, April /, 1877.
DIR. IopxssRd-Dear Sir. One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t dying Iehtsined some of
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which assu,s
you feel very grateful. Youn respectfully.
ELIzABETH FOWLER, "a Desbrosaszsl.
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FASEI0NABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
MI ADAME ARRALINE BROOKS has the honor to
announce to the visitsrs and resident families of New
orleans that the days of Tuition follows. the
FRIDAY, from to s P. M HFSIkktSSS1532
LadIss, Class " TUESDAY and THURSDAY. from 1axAEg
to 10 p. M. -''
Parents Guardians and the Public are invited to the Chill
dfens Glass For TERMS etc., apply at the Armory Hall
, There will be the usual number of CHILDREN'S
oil Apnl.
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RHEUMATISM.

Thiy is only one of than four thousand cases OF
Rheu atism that Dr. Townsends Sarsapnnla has cured
The and chronic cases are weekly eradcaed By
its extraordinary virtues. -
James Cummings ESQ., of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Bacfwels Island, is the gentleman spoken o.
In the ooyviue
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WATV6ES, JEW E6Y AND FANCY GOODS.
TNHE subscribers have Just received additional ~9
supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches, M
other superior makers also, Fine London DupleIaA
WqtcAeg rich Iewery the latest Styles computing Fine
Necklaces, Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Cases Finger Rings
&c. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected BY
one OF the firm in the European markets consisting of
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Rstcues and other fancy
articles. Also fine SCISSORS and Needles, Table Knives and
Forks CastOrs Candlestcks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revovers Bowie Knives Military Goods &C.
&C. for sale at moderate prices, by
lei HYDE s. G0ODRICH l6 Chartrss st.
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Theatrical md Musical.

BtHross Tur,rsr.-This ever ius an imposing dis
tisy Of talent, In the persons Of Miss wsaek Mis-
Nary Taylor a distinguished amateur" Mr. Burton,
Dir Broueham Mr.. Edmund Ryan. the Irish vocs
ist Miss hin, MIR. Lynne, MIR Mortimer. Mir Rae,
&C. will be witnessed AZ this theatre Which, in the lam
cuags the bill IL cool and comfortable The popu-
lar and fashionable comedy % London Assurance y
With n distribution 81 character never surpassed will
~ performed which the poser Of the whole cnps-
nv reinforced by the distinguished amateur, will he
.~sLiLitcd At the end 81 the comedy, MIR Red
mopd Ryan will sing the popular song Of he 81 Bold
sog,r Boy
N,rrosu TnrsrEE.-This evening win he acted the
spcrst,c drama q the Somnambust. or the VII
lasc Tbsrtm " which will he followed by the popular
LEGAL drama ~ Anew York ne u l." Mr.. Chanfrau,
the mas ~ spirit of the whole, will appear "a Nose.
of the bhoys. aud. therefore treat sn esns'i,
may y expected. From The cast We should FAY that
thc vatiors characters will receive full jufticc nom
thute vi 20 represent them The peIioruiinces
viii csnriute with the huEhahle farce ~ the Dung
Seampn-Nr Taylor sustaiuing the part 81 General
Bautoir Miss Denim. that ~ Joseph, Mrs De 'rn 3
that Il Nrs sry and Mrs Scott hat q Mrs Swans
tsVn
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ssU molasses disposed Of at ish, months; 100
bsgs St Domingo coffee sold at eAc cash 1000 lbs
Glove stems changed hands at 64c 8 months.
Shipping Intelligence.

Bosros, July IA, 1919.
Arrivsa-sh Ships Kentucky and PassOlus, New Orleans
barks Ork San Juan, Cuba, 4th inst Left schooaer
names unknown New York, loading spoke. 7th lat 81
Ion brig Majesty from Cuba for New York Chief Havana
I'd inst; E, Philadelphia; brigs Meingsey. and Charles
EdvaId Wilmington, NC; Daniel Weld Emma. Mariel.
Bryant, Pbonix Mossele and Arrandsale Philadelphia;
Henrietta, MatanEss via Portland osesola, Wilmington Nc
Gen Marshall Norfolk kedron St Mays. Ca sehs Eliza
Lawton, Elouthera Abel Storey St JRso; Edward Franklin
Arcade James Bss, Swain, Mary Emily and Alham-
Ira, Philadelphia Jno Snow and Homer. New York;
Thompson Richmond; Sharon Norfoi Peerless, BALTIMORE
WetIor oraloo Seven Sisters and Leader, Philadelphla
thas narnom, fredericksburg holt, Baltimore.
ClearoeBsrks Pale inc California; os nanli Marseles
Zcr fatimor Adea, Rogers (new packe.l Fhila briss
Inly Farnham, CALIFORNIA; Olivear Havrc via NYol
Belzor Jacksonville: Truxlo, Norfolk Dover Batinore
Sea Bean Mail and Mary H. Phla sehrs Edith do; Ap-
petop Cambridge; RosiuS and Commodore Kearney
New York.
ArIived-shp Wakefield Cork barks Isabella Stewart
ard Caroline, Greenoek brig James Caske Buenos Ayres
Mays Spoke July lat b 50 N Ion 6l 20 W. bark Barbara
New Iork for Liverpool Brgs Dudley Warwick Virginia.
E,sequbo Ansua 2lst Juuei Burmah. Philadelphia; Por
to Rico. Rondoutj William Davis and Emily, Philadelphia
Samuel Smith, uavana sclrs Hero New York Tangent del
Jacob and William Phadeiphia Eugene do; Lady Clinton
DO: Presto, Mary Groton do; Escort do; Amazon do.
saledShp Buena Vista, Norfolk brig Eialy Farnham,
California
sp0ken-Junc 81, lat % H. Ion ST. ship Emblem Is days
from New Orleans for Marses; July ih lat 25 90 Ion 70
30 bark ellen, Havana for Antwerp June % lat 81 3D. lon
r. brig Mary for Cowes July 9th, lat 80 2s Ion 70 So
brig Zenoba Savannah for Newburypor July TO- lat IS 4O
Ion e L. brig Charles Heath for st Aarys Georgia; July 49,
near South sheal, brig Astoa, Havana for Bangor.
PORTLAND July 10. 1349.
ArrivedBrig Venus Savannah; schs Sylvia, Wdes, and
Isoy Foster, New York.
. Cieared--Brig s. lyena, Malaga.
KEHNEBUSK, July O. 1919.
sailed--shp Ophelia Cadiz.
LUBEc, July 8, ls49.
Arrived Schr Pocasset, New York.
Sailed--Cottsge, New York; 10th, Tyro, do.
BATH, July Il, lSi9.
Arrived--Brig Conquest, Newport.
SAco. July O. iss9.
Arrived schs Peru, New York. sth, Oregon, Philslepha
Ivanhoo Now York. 9th Kosciusko Philadelphia; lth Je
rome. do.
Below 5hsehrs Lagrange, from Norfolk; 7h, bark Glen
zoe, from New York for Bangor
NEwBuRyPoRr, July Is. 1919.
Sailed chr Mary c Ames, Porto Rico.
FALL RIVER, July 3, lSi9.
ArvedBrig st Patrick, Philadelphia; 18TH brig Robert
Virginia for Dighton; Pratt Philadelphia for do 18TH
schr Delaware, Philadelphia
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The COOLIDGE AFFAIR IN MAINE.-The report
circulated, short time since, by one DIR. Mann, TO
the effect that the body supposed TO be that OF Dr.
v. p. Coolidge, had been discovered TO be that OF
some one else, caused the greatest excitement
among the people of North Livermore, In that
State, and led to the exhumlng of the body. After
being perfectly satisfied that the body was that OF
Coolidge, the committee appointed for the purpose
transmitted the following statement TO the Lime
Rock, (Me., } Gacette, OF the 18th instant, from
which We extract;-
NoRTH LIyFRMoRE, June 81, 1s49.
| write you at this time thinking it might be a
source OF satisfaction TO TO learn what am about
to communicate | suppose you have this learned
the report of DR.. Mann respecting the remains OF Dr.
Coolidge. DR.. Mann. on the 25th instant together
vicinity where DR. Coodges remains were deposited,
and raised twelve fourteen persons aud took
up and examined the fdiRans and retired reporting
thar they were not the remains of Coolidge, being
much larger. and OF different features He reports
the remains to weigh about $50 lbs, hands and feet
large, having thick head Of hair Dr. Mann's
caused 80 much excitement that have this day
taken what have good reason TO suppose the
remains OF DR. Coolidge and have examined weighed,
and measured them committee OF seven persons
were selected to examine aud report facts Two ply
scians, who acquainted with Coolidge before his
imprisonment, constituted part OF the committee
W. found the length of the body to b. about feet 10
inches the foot 10 inches LEGS the boot he last
was III inches ongl and the corpse to weigh l33 lbs
We found the features rather small somewhat swollen
which changes the appearance of the corpse irst
sight than they prove To be "A close exami-
nation There were. ! should judge more than 100
persons present and various opinions expressed but
the committee have made report AID Of opinion
that the remains those Of Coolidge and other
and have signed it for any you the public may
wish 10 make With it. Ii you wish, will send you
the report of the committee signed by them and any
other Information give you will be given with
pleasure. ours in much haste,
ISAAC STRICKLAND.
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MOVEMENTS IN FoREIeN DRv Goops.
Totals. .......S I,649. 594


This looks though the fall importation was going
from the manufacturing districts Of Great Britain
should judge that the orders hand very large
and that the shipments will be extensive We have
doubt the importation will be large whatever may be
the prospects relative to the home trade
The Comptroller OF this city has given notice that he
will receive proposals in OF 800 aud upward for
loan Of $4,000, being portion of the city
Of 1ss9. not disposed of when the original bids
opened This loan bears interest at the Of five per
cent per aDnum and proposals. will be received ut not
less than par, the Comptroer's Office, until Of
the 18th Of July.
The Reading Railroad Company have declared a d.
vidcnd Of two and half per cent on its preferred
stock. payable on demand. IN cash.
The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company have
declared a dividend OF three aud half per cent.
Our advices from London state that the recent pro-
posas of the State Of the payment
of the interest which will be payable its bonds on
the LIST Of July next has created able vexatin
and ncertitude in the minds Of the holders Of these
bonds. Any thing that tends however temporarily,
TO disturb the regular payments OF interest loans
in foreign market, must tell injuriOusly upon the in
vestment itself
The expenditures the State OF Connecticut for the
fiscal year, ending March 3lst, 1s4o, Sl42 242
The regular receipts into the Treasury Sl2O 242
and there borrowed for the school fund $4,000
The school fund amounts to $4,000 and there was
due TO it from the State Treasury s46,212
The business Of the Weand Canal shows a crafty.
ing increase upon last year. During the month just
elossa 81 vessels went through, against 2ss for tho
corresponding month Of last year In juno OF 1s47
whom commerce was the busiest ever known, the num-
Der reached $40 OF the vessels last month ITO passed
up and lis down for American ports and 40 up and So
down for Canadian ncrts
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UNIVERSITY OF NIRG NIA.-Al accounts represent
the late session at this noble institution as having
been most successful IN all respects. There were
2t7 students, and out of the whole number not one
was suspended or dismissed for any cause. There
were no troubles of any kind. The Board of Vls-
tors, unusually full. devoted much time TO the ex-
animation of the affairs of the institution. They
were at their Hall working, even when many Of
the festivities going on. The debt of the in
stiution reduced some $1,000 Two new
members are 10 be added 10 the list of Professors
one immediately and the other professor of His
tory and Literature) next June Richmoad (Ya.)
Enquirer, July ii.
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ro,,n,n,. ~ 1,o,,,du.,.

Amongst the srtivas at the irving house, We notice
the foo~ing disting rushed persens:-A Balm London
Z Douglass Us.N.; N Gleason. q. s Consul to cha
gree. 81 J. Larped. U.S.A; s. Bergen, Creifeld
SCHUYLER. Berlin; George Rugge, Aix-la-Chspelle
Rudolph kessell do Capt. J. ID. Wood. Steamship
New orleans; George Loriug, Malsgt; Peter Conrey
jr New Orleans: Joseph wilson 4 SN Capt Cut
lum. 4 8 Engineers; q. W. scbluter rortau-Prince
col The odore a. Iars. Kentucky; Rev. Vt nest Hsw
kins London: J. y. Schenck. Ohio.
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III NUI UfSfNik-Dh. lANDNOs W lD HAS n
~ practice 81 twenty years,
Irtvat@ discaso that ~ eau on him Testimony of high
shdatiun ~ bis oce - Chatham
ara Iupno street scohd story u. De Iar'cula
will fall the hands Of nutoriCus Tuagk mere afpr
in HE nsi-hborhood. No mercury used
rI,nE MARRIED WuMiN's PRIvkTExrDICN ~ COW
Ianiou. BY Dr. A. NJ laurcsau Professor o. Diseases
Women. Sixth scitisp. Emo, W. 40. Price ST. bgoO
sSpios sold in xix months.
ferrs of,uaerrg physical and mental anguish 10 many
sectnraie wife, aud pccunary din hahaud
might have been spared thousar 10 poor woud have
ioyt4 comr-en.e; thousands broken in health would
have enjoy h W hundreds In TIER 81 been skill alive
By q timely possession q this work.
IL INTENDED especially Toy ne marTcd or hcss sontsn
planq martsee as " discosss portant which
should le Known TO them particularly.
To those hose health does ofs
mily, IL " 81 especial importance.
Here, alec, every femastls wife, ths mother the
either budding into w1menhrod The In the de- Inns 81
yeare IN whom natrrs eonte plates impurart chance
eah dtoycrhe causes symrtOus and the nost ecent
ms and most certain mode ofturo, In every complaint TO
wli1l Ter sex IL subject.
Tor sale 222 Pr6advsy and ~ .hc Publishing One 10
Liberty street, ". " Little Co, albany; W. r. Davis
Dcs'0p Y. n Peterson, - Chestnut street. Philadelphia,
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leans. j. y. Cubbedgo, SaTannnh.
On the receipt n 81 eopy will Ne transmitted by nail
free o postase 10 part ~ The tnited st.te All letters
rpt be addressed. poG paid tn DIR. A. " Nanrctal Boz
i22i.New Ysrh city. Vnce y, Liberty s.gcss
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V0BN NoYLE, OR Mills, DECEAsED-JoHN noYLR.
or Miles late Of Gresham in the county Of
tripemsn and umbrella MAKER, deceased by his Will be-
quehd his resduAry estate ts such Of his brothers and
sisters a. living ~ hi. dseeas OF such % his br.sher
and died 10 his lifetime The said John Moys
Miles native Of the parish Of Wondron in the county
Of Cornwall Esglsnd where be bern. In about the
noy. The said John hSyl. h.. h.a ,.,srl brs,h,rs
Walter hoyls ssa Henry Moyieinfo' nation Is sought 70
be obtaHsd The executors informed that williAa
hoys ssafarng and SAILED from Falmouth many
that Walter hsyle also in the 'esfsrns line
and howss sailed aso tit IL supposed irsm Fall
meuthl in paotet to New York In which city he appears
W have msind for aud that Henry Maybe,
In tho year 1870 lodging Bristol England With Mrs
Hall Marrow Ware street but has not since been heard o.
this sdvsrtisens Al ould the tho
hnsvledg parties interested they requested
70 eov unisate With John DUNKIN FHANCIS,
Solicitor, Chssham, Bucks, Eng snd.